Stratton Faces Federal Murder Charge in Wooden Killing
Private Robert H. Stratton of the Ninth Cavalry will be tried in federal court for murder in the first degree for fatally shooting fellow Private Robert Wooden during sentinel duty at the cavalry guard house. Deputy U.S. Marshal Paul Bailey secured the warrant. Stratton is to have a preliminary hearing before U.S. Commissioner Dan W. Gill at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Robert H. Stratton
Ninth Cavalry
Robert Wooden
Ninth
Cavalry
United States
Paul Bailey
Stratton
Dan W. Gill
Gill
New Clothing Store to Open in Cheyenne
Hugh McMillan and Miles Shep herd, Cheyenne youths, install modern fixtures in the Moffat building on West Seventeenth near Capitol. Preparations under way to open a clothing and gents' furnishing goods store about February 1. Men and boys' clothing and shoes will be carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McMillan
Miles Shepherd
Cheyenne
Moffat
West Seventeenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Indigestion Cure Promises Relief with Vinci Remedy
A Barre Vermont testimonial praises Vinc i a stomach remedy sold by A B Roedel druggist. Samuel Wheeler, troubled by years of indigestion, reports relief after using Vinc i, claiming the product is worth five dollars a bottle. The ad guarantees money back if no help is found.
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Vito
Barre
Samuel Wheeler
Vinci
A. B. Roedel
Druggiat
Basis Pursuit Against M I Hartung in Cheyenne Suit
Des Moines Evening Tribune reports M I Hartung formerly of Des Moines is defendant in Wyoming Poly County District Court. Wyoming Cattle Company seeks $100,000 over business dealings while Hartung served as secretary from 1906 to 1909.
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Des Moines Evening Tribune
Walt
M. Hartung
Cheyenne
M. H. Hartung
Poly County
Wyoming Cattle Company
Waa
Hartung Faces $100000 Judgment in Wyoming Cattle Case
The Wyoming Cattle company accuses M. H. Hartung former secretary and treasurer from 1906 to 1909 of misappropriating funds. It claims he did not pay out $67 000 and $40 000 received beyond the lands sale price. The suit seeks $100 000 plus interest. Hartung, once prominent in Des Moines, now resides in Cheyenne Wyoming with substantial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tary
Flour Trust Busted in City Markets Sale Notice
10000 sacks of Best Kansas Cream Flour offered by Lawrence and Carr at 20th and Thames Streets. Flour sold for 1.50 per sack with delivery, phone 652 Red.
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Kansas
Lawrence & Carr
20Th and
Thames Sts
Moving State Examiner Office Relocation
Newlin and state officers moved the examiner’s office from the first floor of the state house to the former state geologist office on the second floor. The vacated space will be added to the state treasurer’s department.
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Newlin
State House
Plan to Bring Cattlemen Here for Convention
J A Underwood Wyoming vice president of the American Live Stock association will visit Cheyenne to coordinate a campaign for securing the 1912 convention. He will meet Plains hotel managers and city directors to establish headquarters in Cheyenne if the event comes here, and hundreds of badges will be taken to Fort Worth to identify delegates.
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J. A. Underwood
Wyoming
American Live Stock Association
Underwood
Fort Worth
Tex
Cheyenne
Plains Hotel
Union Pacific
Chicago
San Francisco
Burlington Railroad
Seattle
Galvestop
Chief Schoel Becomes Cheyenne Police Chief
Edward Schoel takes over as Cheyenne chief of police after former Chief Ed Smalley retires. Smalley surrendered the office last evening and was replaced by Schoel, a former deputy under Sheriff Hughes, appointed by Mayor Bresnarten and confirmed by the council. The term runs until February 6.
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Schoel
Cheyenne
Ed. Smalley
Edward Schoel
Sherif Hughes
L. R. Bresnatén
Gmualley
Last chance on small women’s shoes at Wassermans
Announcement notes civil service examinations at the Cheyenne federal building for government positions. January 18 tests listed include a nurse with salary $600 and a Fort Russell brickmason with unspecified pay.
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Wassermans
Cheyenne Federal Building
Fort Russell
Go To Death for Denver Death Notice
Mr and Mrs B Exnbry and Mrs Cunningham left yesterday for Denver in response to a message announcing the death of Maynor, husband of Mrs Cunningham's sister, at that place.
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Mra
B. Exnbry
Mrs. Cunningham
Denver
Maynor
Cunningham
Mayor Remembered by Council for Generous Gift
Former mayor P. H. Cook received a cut glass water set as a token from council members he chaired during his term. The presentation highlighted his service and the council's gratitude for his leadership this year.
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Cook
Cheyenne Man Rising in Union World
The Omaha World-Herald notes Y. Mc Laughlin brother of Policeman James McLaughlin and longtime railroad man will move to New York City to become assistant president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. He resigns the Western Federation chairmanship and director post as headquarters shifts to Cleveland with Mrs. McLaughlin remaining in Prairie Park until spring.
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Omaha World-Herald
Y. McLaughlin
James McLaughlin
Ac. Viedsch
New York City
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Enginmen
New York
Western Federation
The
Brotherhood
Motherhood
Peoria
Cleveland
McLaughlin
Prairie Park
Ward Company Incorporation Filed in Rock Springs
The Ward company of Rock Springs filed incorporation papers with the Secretary of State yesterday. The capital stock was set at $5,000.
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Ward Company of
Rock Springs
Rural Carrier Named for Cody Route
Washington January 4 Charies 8 Kirk was appointed a rural carrier on route 1 at Cody Wyoming replacing George Winchester in a routine postal assignment to serve rural district residents along the Cody route.
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Cody
Washington
Charies
Kirk
George Winchester
Wyo
Resignation of State Veterinarian A N Irwin
Veterinarian A N Irwin recently appointed to fill the unexpired term of Dr. Pinneging tendered his resignation to Governor Carey. Dr Benjamin F P Davia of Douglas was immediately appointed to succeed him.
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A. N. Irwin
B. B. Brooks
Pinneging
Carey
Benjimai FP. Davia
Douglas
Indignation in Army Over Magazine Yarn
A deserter identified as Bailey Millard recounts abuse in U S Army, charging petty officers with labor harshness and improper punishments. Officials contest the claims, claiming political figures saved Millard from prison, while he resumes desertion and returns to service before final discharge.
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War Department
then/Cosmopolitan Magazine
Bailey Millard
Newark
N. J
New England
Fort Slocum
Fort Riley
Kas
California
United States
Europe
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Fort Allen
New York
Naany Ois Deorrtera
Tecome
Wyoming State Leader urges readers to follow local affairs
The State Leader promotes daily publication to keep Wyoming citizens informed on state happenings. It stresses local interest and active participation in home affairs, claiming the paper serves residents by covering matters of particular interest to Wyoming.
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Wyoming
State Leader Promotes Its Broad Statewide News Reach
The State Leader markets itself as the most thorough Wyoming newspaper with extensive national city coverage on page one and dedicated state and Cheyenne society sections on subsequent pages. It highlights fearless editorials and strong sporting coverage aimed at keeping readers in touch with state interests.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
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Spice
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Cavey Avenue
Nineteenth
Twentieth Streets
Lawrenté
Murray
First National Bank
Sabin
St. John's Hospital
Union World
Gies White
Sherman
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