Christianity on Trial in Russia and U S over Straus Incident
Chicago readers heard Dr. Hirsch denounce Russia's border denial of Oscar Straus as an insult to Christianity and to the United States. He argued true Christianity calls for love among men and condemned persecutions of Jews in Russia and the failure to honor American passports.
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Chicago
Russia
United States
Oscar Straus
Turkey
Wmile Airach
la Salle Hotel
Christendom
Dr. Hirsch
Constantinople
Jevice
Naganreth
Europe
Brother Man
Roman Empire
Jesus
Man
Poisonous Wafers Mystery Delays Norwalk Probes
South Norwalk officials hunt charges in Mrs. George H Weeks death after she took three headache wafers. They cannot find a law barring acetanilid sale. Experts warn acetanilid and similar drugs are dangerous for hearts, as two more deaths prompt medical alerts.
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South Norwalk
Conn
George H. Weeks
Mia
Weeks
Norwalk
Mary Keller
James Vinson
Shinitar
Morehan
House trainer to wed Hoston Bell in East Boston notice
Miss Jane Delehanty announced tonight that within two weeks she will become the wife of Charles H. Wilson who for several years had charge of the training within East Boston circles.
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Hoston Bell
Boston
Mass
Jane Delehanty
Proulest
Charles Hf. Wilson
Alfred V Vanderbilt Show Sories and Miss Delehanty Wedding
Wilson's high profile romance with Miss Florence R. Schenck of Virginia draws attention. The expected wedding may occur at Thomas F. Delehanty's home, with the bride-elect saying they will go abroad afterward. Delehanty, an immigration service inspector, and Miss Delehanty, twenty, met Wilson at the Brocton fair and he has since visited Boston regularly.
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Alfred
Vanderbilt
Wilson
Florence R. Schenck
Virginia
Misa Delehanty
Thomas F. Delehanty
United States Immigration Service
Miss Delehanty
Artists oppose draped nude figures for capitol statues
In Philadelphia on January 10, critics deride George Gray Barnard’s proposed capitol statues as unduly revealing. Portrait painter Phillip Muir argues undraped figures are better, saying draped forms would misfit the sculptor’s design and invite vandalism.
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Philadelphia
Philadelpha
George Gray Barnard
Harrisbureg
Phillip Muir
Barnard
Mick
Ad error lists clothing prices in yesterday’s paper
The notice shows misprinted prices for men and women apparel at Dons Clothing Co. The correct prices should read 15.00 for men’s shirts 22.50 to 85.00 for slits and 12.00 for men's and 15.00 to 20.00 for suits.
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Dons Clothing CO
MION
Playmate fears linked to boy's rabies death
An 8-year-old boy, Richard A. Walch, died after fear of hydrophobia followed a dog bite two weeks earlier. Playmates had reminded him of the rabies danger, causing fright that affected his heart.
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Jess
Deat
New York
Richard A. Waleh
Flour Trust Busted and Local Briefs
City Briefs report a flour sale by Lawrence & Carr, 20th and Thames Sts, with 10 000 sacks at $1.50 each. Also notes Mrs Albert Chapman leaving Cheyenne for Florida and Havana, a warden candidacy by Aftenmann of Buffalo, the death of Baby Succunouse Gensheer in Cheyenne, a St Mary’s funeral at 3 pm, a shoe sale at Wassermans, a birth at Park, incorporation by Richards Land & Irrigation, a marriage license for Morley and Storrat, and J A Debfelder arriving as Wyoming Wood Growers president.
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Kansas
Lawrence & Carr
20Th
Thames Sts
Succunouse—George
William Gensheer
East Nineteenth Street
St. Mary's Cathedral
Richards Land & Irrigation Company
Denver
Cheyenne Capital
J. A. Debfelder
Wyoming Wood Growers’® Association
Cheyenne
Portland
Legislators Entertained and County Division Move Highlight City
National Wool Growers association meeting draws Ore attendee. Elks lodge extends invites to lawmakers for Elks home comforts during session. Senator I J Jeffries relocates to a furnished Maxwel l street house for the session. Schwoob receives a Denver automobile for joy rides. A committee led by HH Cottle and others arrives to back a petition to divide Big Horn county, aiming to form a new county during the legislature.
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Birney H. Sage
Lodge of Elks
Elks
Jeffries
Weston County
Maxwell Street
Hh, Cottle
Martin McGrath
R. J. Hale
J. M. Hench
James Dickie
Arthur K. Lee
Big Horn County
Piles Cured in 14 Days Claim Offer
An advertised guarantee promises cure of itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days with PAZO OINTMENT. The druggist will refund 50 cents if no cure is achieved within the period.
Bank Elects Officers and Directors at Annual Meeting
The Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank stockholders elected Stephen Bon A H Marble John Clay A E B Roedel Fred Hofmann E B Johnston John Whitaker as directors for the coming year. The board organized with A H Marble as president E B Johnston as vice president and H B Henderson as cashier. Henderson reported the bank remains in excellent financial condition and the president and cashier received thanks at the meeting.
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Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Stephen Bon
A. H. Marble
John Clay
A. E B. Roedel
Fred Hofmann
Johnston
John Whitaker
H. B. Henderson
Harry B. Henderson
Fishier
New State Board of Charities and Reform Meets
The first meeting of the new state board of charities and reform was held in the State Superintendent Rose A. Bird office with all members present including Governor J M Carey Secretary of State F L Houx State Treasurer J Baird State Auditor Robert Forsyth and Misa Hird as secretary. The agenda covered routing matters and bills against the state.
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State Board of Charities and Reform
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Rose A. Bird
J. M. Carey
F. L. Houx
J. , Baird
Robert Forsyth
Misa Hird
Advertising Wyoming to the East in The State Leader
An appeal urges readers to promote Wyoming by mailing The State Leader to friends and business contacts in the East. It touts subscription rates of 3.75 for one year 2.00 for six months and 1.00 for three months and invites readers to act immediately via the Leader office at 95.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Sheridan Man Named State Tax Commissioner Hopeful Pick
Governor Joseph M. Carey offered the post of state tax commissioner to John J. Gillespie of Sheridan County. Gillespie, 35, well known in taxation and real estate, was not actively seeking the job. Carey found Gillespie’s home support satisfied both Democrats and Republicans, but Gillespie had not yet accepted.
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Joseph M. Carey
John J. Gillespie
Sheridan County
Gillespie
Carey
Gilleaple
Veteran Civil War Captain Fires On Intruder At Chicken Coop
Hartford police report Captain FE Root seventy three a Civil War veteran shot and killed a man identified as Webater who fled captivity after being found hiding in a chicken shed near the Root residence The veteran and his son-in-law pursued the intruder who broke away and ran prompting Root to warn and then shoot The fugitive died an hour later Coroner J G Calhoun investigated Root was detained awaiting further action.
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Hartford
Conn
FE. B. Root
Root Place
Webater
Root
Albany Avenue
Captain Root
Mr. Johnson
West Hartford
J. G. Calhoun
Thieves Grab Express Packages From Union Pacific Depot
Packages from an express load were stolen overnight while a truck sat unguarded on a platform. Officers Downey and McLaughlin recovered several packages in an alley near the Van Tassell coal office on Eddy street. Two suspects, Mike Murphy and Henry Payne, were arrested after attempting to dispose of items linked to the theft at Sam Burgman’s second hand store. The prisoners offered no comment on their detention.
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Union Pacific
Downey and
McLaughlin
van Tassell Coal Office
Eddy Street
Fifteenth
O’brien
Mike Murphy
Henry Payne
Thea
Sam Burgman
Citizens of Cheyenne State Leader Mail Subscriptions
Ad invites Cheyenne residents to support the State Leader by mail orders for yearly, half year, or three month subscriptions. Includes contact at 1818 Carey Ave and phone 93 for letters, calls, or writing.
Neal Institute promotes drink cure with guaranteed results
An advertisement touts The Neal internal treatment as a modern cure for all drinkers from occasional to chronic, claiming removal of alcohol cravings without injections. It promises a three day money back guarantee and invites calls or mail for a free booklet from the Neal Institute Co. in Lincoln and Grand Island Nebraska with confidential communications.
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Neal Way
Neal Institute Co
Bolth
Ginna
Chartoo St
Grand Talend
Neb
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Glearance Sale
John Harrington Hart
Schaffner & Marx
U.S
Rabbi Hirsch
Bhordor
Myers
Sherman Co
John B Moisantios
Moissant
Marth
New Orleans
South
Mrs. Albert Chapman
Florida
Havana
Cuba
Aftenmann
Buffalo
Wassermans
Stork
A. Park
Wlliam Morley
Marion Storrat
Swanson
Octavia
Lake Shree
A. E. Roedel
Jacob M. Schwoob
State Senate
NEW State Boat
Sheridan
Ktias
TIS Chicken Coop
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Sam
Lee Shabert
James T
Ron
Casino Theatre
DA. M
Ai Avenue Theatre
ILE, Lessee and Mak
Henry W. Savage
Mote
Mall Onily
State Leader
Neal Institute
Neal
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