Flendations and Resolution in a Playful Note
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1913
Page
3
Quiet New Year Wedding and Local Social Notes
Roberts Reilley announces the quiet wedding of Dan Roberts and May Reilley at the bishop’s house with Bishop McGovern officiating. The Charity Ball date shifts to January 30 at Eagles hall, Elks’ Dance hosts a Wednesday event, and Redpath Lyceum plans a January 10 performance at the Methodist church. Three Capitol Avenue Theater acts join the lineup next week, including Matt and Jeff, The Girl from Tokio, and Little Women. Dining at the Plains features a farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs W N Monfort before their Denver trip, with a musical program and solos by Mrs T Blake Kennedy. Mrs Ridgeley’s party and travels of the Robinson and Bristol families complete the society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Reilley
Bishop's House
Dan Roberts
Miss May Reilley
Bishop McGovern
Omaha
Capitol Avenue Theater
Matt
Jeff
Tokio
the Plains
W. N. Monfort
W.C. Deming
Fort Russell Social Events Highlight Holiday Visitors
Mr and Mrs Elmer H Adams visited Captain and Mrs James B R Kemper over the holidays and left for Chi Caro. Dancing class at the post resumed last evening after a holiday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Elmer H. Adams
James BR. Kemper
Chi-Caro
Papes Cold Compound Claims Quick Grippe Cure
An advertisement hawks Pape's Cold Compound as a universal cure for grippe and severe colds. It promises rapid relief from head and body aches, feverishness, sneezing, and nasal discharges when taken in doses every two hours, with a 26 count package advertised as drugstore stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Evening at Post Headquarters Amid Cold Dancing
A social gathering at the Post head quarters concluded with a delightful evening. The extreme cold weather made the dancing more enjoyable and the event memorable for attendees.
Sunshine society to hold Tuesday 2:30 meeting at library
The Sunshine Society resumes business at the library this Tuesday at 2 30 with large attendance urged for important matters. Other clubs note bridge at Mrs Gill's home, card clubs retour, and Woman's Club meetings resuming tomorrow at 7 at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sunshine Society
John D. Gill
Woman’s Club
Church Circles Schedule A Busy Friday Afternoon
In St. Mark's Suner gae annual meeting at 2 30 this afternoon at the Parish House with full attendance expected and dues payable. Jewish and Presbyterian circles plan Friday gatherings at members homes with programs and hostesses named. The Missionary society of the Methodist church meets at 2 50 at Mrs Rossman 2419 Eddystreet with a paper on An Educational Revolution by Mrs Archie Allison. Mina Marjorie Nash and others host Westwoodster Guild activities at Mrs Glatcke 2700 Carey avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunergae of
St. Mark's
Methodist Missions
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. F. Rossman
Eddystreat
Archie Allison
Allison
China
Mina Marjorie Nash
Legal Anomaly Leaves Cook Legally Dead Yet Detained
Denver report details Oscar Cook who killed Andrew Loyd and William McPherson and is considered legally dead after a 1912 order not carried out. Attorneys argue no court can order a reexecution. the case hinges on procedural failures and whether a deceased defendant can be tried for further murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Oscar Cook
Howard L. Broward
Andrew J. Loyd
William McPherson
Inez Mareh
Cook
Canon City
McPherson
State Penitentiary
Loyd
Preacher Convict Hinshaw Clinging to Innocence in Death
William E. Hinshaw known as the preacher convict lies stricken with likely fatal illness in La Porte Indiana. He has long protested his innocence of the murder that cost his wife her life and left him wounded. Hinshaw was convicted of murder and has endured parole battles and reopenings of his case. The motion for liberty faced a two to one vote to keep him confined. The mother of the alleged victim urged keeping him imprisoned until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte
Ind
William E. Hinshaw
HinShaw
Indiana
Hendricks County
Wabash County
Board of Pardons
Atlas Show Delights Cheyenne Audience With Animal Acts
A large crowd braved the cold for opening night at the Atlas. Melba's dogs and pigeons performed without misstep while Withrow and Glover offered polished singing and tableaux. The Nat Nasarro company wowed the audience with a famed four-person act from Denver's Orpheum, including a fast Mexican performer. Nagarro the balancer impressed as a peak attraction. Cafeteria hours and subscription info follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
the Atlas
Melba
Withrow
Glover
Clara Farek
Nat Nasarro
Cheyenne
Orpheum Theater
Denver
Nagarro
Muale
Indian Should Be Freed From Federal Control, Valentine Says
Washington Jan 6 The Indian service chief urges rapid removal of federal guardianship from Indians, advocating state jurisdiction, education, and vocational training while highlighting health, housing, and economic initiatives and noting alcohol and gambling combats and the return student program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Washington
United States
Bureau of Indian, Affairs
Indian Service
Capitol
Arizona
California
Mutt and Jeff Musical Comedy Captivates Audiences
Gus Hills presents Mutt and Jeff at Capitol Avenue theater starting Wednesday January 6. A 50 member company delivers witty lines and physicality, with new music and scenery. Two light love subplots weave through two and a half hours of flamboyant humor and colorful chorus numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Gus Hill
Mutt and
Jeff
Bud Fisher
Gus Hills
Matt
Olean
Nicadorian Palace
Jeff’ le
Capitol Avenue Theater
Rules on Carriers Liability Expanded Finalized
The Supreme Court ruled that railroad and express contracts limiting liability for lost articles to small sums are governed by interstate rather than state law and not in violation of interstate commerce laws. Many state laws void such contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Railroad and Expo
Supreme Court
Waa
State Leader Want Ad Medium of Wyoming Trial Run
The State Leader tests its role as Wyoming's wanted ad venue with a short sample call to readers. It invites ads for jobs, housing, services, and personal listings as a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Foolish Richness Sparks Italian Royal Inquiry
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy is asked for 2,500,000 dollars while the late King Humbert is said to have twice that amount. The piece jokes that without the fool’s money the average man would starve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Victor Emmanuel III
Italy
Humbert
Swansea Copper Smelting Hub Supports 30000 Jobs
Swansea stands as the chief seat of the copper smelting trade in Great Britain with numerous works within four miles providing employment to over thirty thousand persons. Subscribe for The Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swansea
Great Britain
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Eagles’ Hall
Lyceum Entertainment
Redpath Lyceum
Methodist Church
Alfred Bergen
Leon Marx
Mark Robinson
Honolulu
Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. Armour
Hir
Charles Armour
New York
Philadelphia
Charles Bristol
Bridge Club
Card Club
Woman's Club
J. F. Crowley
Eddy Street
Hospital Aid Society
St. John's ‘Hospital
F. H. Jones
R. A. Morton
Jones
Morton
P.S. Cook
Horge
Denver Society
van Tassel
Knights and Ladies of Security
Knights and la of Security
Sunergae Meeting
Jewish Circle
Jewlsh Ladies’ Circle
Julius Allenstein
East 18Th Street
Mra. Rigdon
Hughes
Mra. Brendler Will
Presbyterian Aid
Presbyterian Aid Society
Mra. McEndrie
Hummer
Westudaster Guild
Everett Gilafcke
Mina Harriet Land
Weetwinetey Guild
Mre. Glatcke
Carey Avenue
Dingaer
Nobinson
B. of L. B
Gapitol Ave
Wednedsay
Bud Fieher
Mutt
Robinson
Miss Melter
Rent-Privat
Cepiloo
Carner and
Cheem Street
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