Patrone sses for concert announced at Masonic Temple
The ladies of Chapter C PHD O sponsor a concert Monday at the Masonic Temple. Mrs Maurice Collins Mrs L C Hinkle and Horace Wells will perform. A long list of ladies are named as patrons including Mesdames Robert Carey Max Ball Fred Boice and many others.
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Masonic Temple
Chapter C
HD. O
Maurice Collins
L. C. Hinkle
Horace Wells
Robert Carey
Max Ball
Fred Boice
W. H. Andrews
G. A. Bennett
Peter Appel
Wallace Bond
Frank Bon
W. H W. Chaplin
F. L. Crabbe
Wm DuBois
Weslie Dumm
BH. W. Devine
W. A. Forbes
W. H. Gill
P. Hmerson Glafcke
Clarence Hammond
H. B. Henderson
Walter Larsh
J. T. Henneberry
C. F. Hoel
Fred Hirsig
Chas. Hirsig
R. A. Hopkins
Heith Duthrie
J. C. Stimson
Hd Stone
Hd, Taylor
N.s.thomas
L. R. Tyson
J. R. Walton
Fred Warren
Jos. Wasserman
H. H. Wolfer
Louise Smith
Ethel Adams
Ruth Crary
Mary Carpenter
Clara Dodds
Alice Thornton
Congregational church members buoyed by annual meeting
At the First Congregational church the annual meeting yielded strong reports and renewed optimism despite a postwar slump. Officers were reelected or chosen including J. C. Gans and W. H. Gill as trustees, J. J. Underwood and George W. Snow as deacons, and Mrs. Palmer Black and Mrs. W. H. Kleinke as deaconesses.
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W. H. Gill
J. J. Underwood
George W. Snow
Palmer Black
W. UH. Kleinke
E. W. Stone
Fred l LaPash
Merrill F. Hart
Hmily Underwood
M. A. Kline
Fred la Pash
Yankee Lieutenant Shot from Behind
Japanese officer reports a sentry claimed a foreigner flashed a lamp and fired, Langdon described returning to the ship and being shot in the back after being challenged. The wound and clothes indicate a back shot. Officials are concerned and offering assistance. The train with officers will reach Toronto tomorrow afternoon, with Lt Hinton suffering a swollen foot from snowshoe travel.
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Langdon
Baynnet
Amerikanski
Toronto
New York
Hinton
Moose Factory
Legislative Rotary Guests Enliven Cheyenne Meeting
Cheyenne Rotary welcomed lawmakers and visiting Rotarians including Senator George W. Perry of Sheridan and OC Storey. Leslie Miller reported university needs via a committee with Andy Jessup and Jacob Sherman. Bishop Patrick A. McGovern shared Europe observations praising America and noting world prices and exchange rates.
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Europe
Cheyenne Woman's Club
Carnegie Library
Arthur K. Lee
Thermopolis
Lucas
Buffalo
Willis Spear
Sheridan
H. Martin
J. H. Walton
Bishop McGovern
United States
MacSwiney
W. H. Gill
Walter Q. Phelan
Frank Wescott
Keet
Cheyenne Rotary Club
George W. Perry
Old
Cheyenne Tribune
OC. P. Storey
Harold Vaughan
Leslie Miller
Andy Jessup
Jacob Sherman
Cheyenne
Wyoming Senate to Hire Two Attorneys for Law Drafting
Wyomings Senate authorized a three member committee to recruit two attorneys to advise on drafting new laws and repeals. The plan, replacing legislative reference bureaus, may be followed by a bill at the current session. Attorney General Walls supports establishing a state bureau and a related bill.
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State Senate
House
Walls
Congress
Senate
J. C. Underwood
Underwood
Mercer
Hyattville
Skovgard
A. D. Kelley
Dunn
Committee of
Lee
T Alao
House of Representatives
Congress of the
United States
Laramie County
Albany County
Carey
Daley
Supreme Court
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State Department of Law Enforcement
Chassell
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Shinasy
Awastwater
Howe
Converge
Arnold
Albany
Cupid Love Turned Fatal in Wade Nott Tragedy
The Wade Nott case reveals a jealous lover who attacked Mary Leery Wade and killed Nott with a revolver a butcher knife a club a hatchet and an iron pipe. John E Johnson faced an accessory charge denying guilt while Wade confessed and claimed love driven madness. Alienists argued love provoked the crime as testimony depicted a courtroom kiss and shifting blame. The article urges caution for young women noting Wade a 24 year old of refined bearing explained her failed marriage and the lure of a man who could barely read.
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Nott
John E. Johnson
Wade
Mrs. Nott
Mary
Hyon
Cupid
Wade-Nott
Leva
Hinton and Farrell Reaffirm Fraternal Bond
The two officers ended a quarrel after a disputed letter and rest at Moose Factory. Hinton admitted writing the letter but said it was not meant for publication. Farrell called Hinton “my old pal” and both affirmed their friendship and that the incident was closed.
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Moose Factory
Kloor
Hinton
Farrel
First January Week Warmer Than Normal
The weather bureau notes a week ending January 10 with average four degrees above normal and mild conditions. Day temps averaged 35 and nights 17, with highs to 62 and lows to minus 14. Snowfall averaged about 2 inches. sunshine exceeded norms. Livestock fared well, pasture partly open, feed abundant, but stock water scarce in parts of the Big Horn Basin and eastern wheat drought. Grover to Star Valley saw 1–2 feet of snow blocking highways. Ly man to Echo and Moneta to Shoshoni reported impassable roads.
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Cheyenne
Lander
Sheridan
Salt Lake
Big Horn
Grover
Afton
Star Valley
Lyman
Echo
Moneta
Shoshoni
Speedy Cripple Out runs White Robbers
A tense pursuit ends with Wilsey and Stanton reaching headquarters with Casper men after a robbery attempt. Police moments later confront the suspects at Maggie's on the way to Collings home.
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Wilsey
Stanton
Casper
Maggie’s
Collings Home
West Highteenth Street
Collins
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