DLO AND YOUNG SEEK HOMESTEADS
The new sectional homestead law attracts Wyoming youth and aging residents. Mrs. LaFontaine, widow of Captain Lafontaine and Cheyenne resident for 21 years, begins prospects under the law. Mrs. Rose Leshe of 2420 Snyder Street, a 27 year Cheyenne resident, plans to start a claim in Jane, Wye. Mrs Lathede, widow of a Cheyenne carpenter, 54, also pursues the program in her first homestead venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Mary ©. LaFontaine
R. N. Lafontaine
LaFontaine
Cheyenne
Captain LaFontaine
Rose Leshe
Snyder Street
Jane, Wye
C. H. Lathe
Court ruling vindicates Crabbe brother in dry law case
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Webb-Kenyon Act and a West Virginia prohibition import ban, vindicating George W. Crabbe, brother of F. J. Crabbe of this city, an anti saloon league leader who headed the West Virginia dry campaign. He wired his brother in this city after the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Webb Kenyon
West Virginia
West Virgnia
George W. Crabbe
F. J. Crabbe
Wyoming
Crabbe
George W
Anti-Saloon League
West Virginia League
Supreme Court
Uralbe
Utah Wool Growers Meet Opens Under Governor Bamberger
Gov. Simon Bamberger opened the tenth annual Utah State Wool Growers Association convention in Salt Lake City calling the wool industry vital. President George Austin gave the reply as Secretary I. Stewart reported strong cooperation with the government to combat rabies. The convention lasts until Wednesday before the National Wool Growers meeting begins Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utaha
Simon Bamberger
Utah
George Austin
I. Stewart
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Dr Shingler To Lead Mission Speech At Local Church
The Baptist church hosts a meeting this evening led by Dr J J Stingler who will discuss Missions and Reforms. He will read the remarks and address attendees on church work and social changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Shingler
Meertiag
Baptist Ochurg
the Baptist Church
J. J Stingler
Cough Syrup Claim Highlights Quick Relief and Sleep
An advertised home made remedy touts fast soothing effects for throat and chest inflammation. It promises easing of coughs, loosening phlegm, better breathing, and a restful night, claiming cures for colds in 24 hours and suitability for bronchitis and other afflictions. The text promotes a 64 ounce bottle with sugar syrup as a key ingredient.
Senate votes to make District of Columbia dry
Telegram reports Senate approved a district liquor ban 65 to 32 with Clarence D Clark of Wyoming voting yes. Warren was paired. referendum defeated 43 to 44. prohibition secured 55 to 32 after further Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
F. L. Crabbe
State Antialoan League
United States Senate
Clarence D. Clark
Wyoming
F. E. Warren
Wan
Clark
Warren
Crabbe
KC. Dinwiddie
Anti-Saloon League
Washington
Senate
Legislators Invited to Industrial Club Access
The Industrial club extends privileges to all members of the Senate and House of Representatives of the fourteenth state legislature convened yesterday. Secretary R M Lamont sent letters to Senator W Todd president of the senate and to W K Jones speaker of the house inviting all legislators to freely use the club house and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
Senate
House of Representatives
R. M. Lamont
W. Todd
W. K. Jones
House
Song Recital Tickets On Sale For Thursday Event
An error led to confusion over the Song Recital by J. H. Chauteauvert. The event is not invitational. Tickets cost 1.00 and are available at Keigh Campbell Music Co., Plains Hotel, and Capitol Cigar stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Chauteauvert
Keigh Campbell Music Co
Plains Hotel
Capitol
Homestead entries surge as $14,442 in fees arrive
Register Will Reid at the Cheyenne land office reports $14,442.60 in fees paid in five days signaling a rush of settlers under the 640 acre homestead law. Fees range from $8 for 49 acres to $68 for a full railroad section. About 30 to 40 people filed for a full section and others with 20 acre holdings added 320 more acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register Will Reid
Cheyenne Land Office
Oil and Mine Firms Incorporated
Two firms filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Brokers Oil Company of Kemmerer with a $25,000 capital stock will be directed by Fred P. Spragl L. Johnson and Charles M. Brown. The Elenor Mines Company of Lander is capitalized at $150,000 with directors O. M. Heck F. V. Marsh Ralph Kimball Nate P. Wilson and Herbert Bowden. The first three were incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokers Oil Company of
Kemmerer
Fred P. Spragl
L. Johnson
Charles M
Elenor Mines Company
Lander
O. M. Heck
F. V. Marsh
Ralph Kimball
Nate P. Wilson
Herbert Bowden
Long recital tickets on sale to everybody
An erroneous impression about the Bong Hecital ticket sale has been spread. Tickets may be secured at Knight Campbell Minale Co Plains for $1.00 each.
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J. H. Chateaufort
Knight Campbell Minale Co
Plains Hotel
Capitol
Wyoming Guards Hold Field Meet
The Wyoming infantry of the Fourth brigade hosted a field meet at Camp Deming with forenoon preliminaries and afternoon finals. Musician Crook dominated most events winning first in all but the high jump, while Co H and Co A troops scored multiple victories aided by captains Waugh Lombaugh and Lieutenants Briggs Gettys Nelson. Native horse entries by Dr. Turner’s medical staff competed alongside regular army mounts.
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Schmidt
Larrick
Anthony
Clark
Huddleston
Corporal Hamblin
Crook
Savage
Hamblin
Kelsey
Docket
Co. H
Colin
H Company
H. H. Waugh
H. A. Lombaugh
B. F. Nelson
Liew
C. M. Gettys
B. F.riggs
Briggs
Gettys
Turner
Medical Department
Wyoming
Myers
Nelson
Twelve Bodies Found In Union Pacific Refrigerator Cars
The unknown man removed from a refrigerant car last week is the twelfth death on Union Pacific system in a month. Gill, safety agent, explains the cars’ winter and summer warming methods used by charcoal burners that deplete oxygen. Tramps are warned to avoid refrigerator cars as this deadly risk continues.
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Union Pacificards
Clyde
Union Pacific
J. M. Gill
American Red Cross
Mer
Gill
Petition Drives Prohibition Amendment In Laramie
Dr C C A Wright pastor of First Methodist in Laramie arrives in Cheyenne with a petition signed by 1040 voters for Prohibitory Amendment submission This represents 313 percent of Laramie’s voting population and reflects a large petition effort by the city’s residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. A. Wright
First Methodist Church of
Laramie
Cheyenne
Chicago Police Chief 18 Accused of Graft
A warrant charges Charles C. Healey superintendent of police in Chicago with conspiracy. State's Attorney Hoyne's representative says Healey is among officials who shared contributions exacted from illegal resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jan. C
Charles C. Healey
Hoyne
Healey
Ilegal Resorts
Big Tungsten Find Reported in Wyoming District
Denver promoter Edward Tankersley says a tungsten district in Albany county near Tie Siding could surpass Boulder in scale. He cites 47 to 48 percent tungsten ore, a pure chemical grade, and leases on around 40 000 acres. Engineers have worked four months. no company backs the project, only a few individuals involved.
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Denver
Albany County
Wyoming
Tie Siding
Boulder
Edward Tankersley
Cook Street
Mr. Tanker
Three Corporations Open Cheyenne Offices
Three corporations filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Burigur Water Co. lists Cheyenne offices with capital of 25000 and directors B. J. Jemante Otto Hansing and Daniel B. Carey. Wind River Placer corporation also based in Cheyenne carries 1000000 in capital stock with directors Felix J. Woodward C. H. Kalffin Otto Hames jag B. J. Simonds and Thomas Heater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burigur Water Co
Cheyenne
B. J. Jemante
Otto Hansing
Daniel B. Carey
Wind River Placer Corporation
Felix J. Woodward
C. H. Kalffin
Otto Hames Jag
B. J. Simonds
Thomas Heater
Concrete Colvert Co Forms In Cheyenne For Concrete Work
Daniel Carey and Ernest Le Neve Foster among founders with the Concrete Colvert Co chosen as place of business in Cheyenne. The company capitalized at $50 000 will handle concrete work and is directed by Fred H. Wendleken Mary K. Wendleken Orville L. Gooding Albert F. Dodd and Williamson F. Bummers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Carey
Ernest le Neve Foster
Concrete Colvert Co
Cheyenne
Fred 8. Wendleken
Mary K. Wendleken
Orville L. Gooding
Albert F. Dodd
Williamson F. Bummers
Mite Box Thief Waives Examination in Galva Case
John Wayne arrested before Christmas for breaking into Dannery’s and F EB Roedel’s. He waives preliminary exam before Justice Fr Housman. Burglary charges filed by Prosecutor Gam M Thompson. expected to plead guilty at district court arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wayne
Galvation Army
Donnelly
Court of Justice of the Peace
Livestock Banquet Tickets Go On Sale At Piama Hotel
Tickets for the Industrial club banquet honoring officers of the American Live Stock association executive committee will be sold at the Piama hotel after January 17. Chairman T Blake Kennedy leads the banquet committee. tickets are five dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
American Live Stock Association
Piaina
T. Blake Kennedy
Permit to Take One Delegate to Banquet
A provision grants the holder the right to escort or accompany one delegate to the banquet, outlining eligibility and scope of the entitlement. The rule sets limits on who may accompany and the conditions for attendance.
More Than Forty Held After Italian Battleships Sinking
Investigators imprison more than forty people over the destruction of two Italian battleships. A Vatican official linked to Pope Benedict’s chamberlain is alleged to have been involved, with authorities claiming to have uncovered the plot details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Benedict
United States Linked to Lapore Conspiracy Verdict
Seventeen men accused in the Lapore conspiracy were sentenced in Calcutta, with six condemned to death. The court stated Manila remains an active revolutionary hub, while designating the United States as the main center of activity.
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London
Calcutta
Manila
United States
Naturalist notes on squirrels and revolving cages
A naturalist claims humans never hear of a squirrel dying from worry while a character recalls watching squirrels in revolving cages and notes they seem to brood about something. The exchange suggests a humorous contrast between natural behavior and human imagination.
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Mator LA Fontaine
Woolgrowers
Sen
D.C
Wite
Cramile
Wyoming Guards
Orook
Coti
Camp Deming
U.P
Goodyear
Eyt
Goodyear Factoris
Goodyear Service Station
Goodyear Tires
Lyear
The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron, Ohio
U. S
India
Soe
Oan
Cass
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