Little Leaders and Local Notices
A collage of small notices and brief items from 16th street to 19th Street includes handmade trunkies at the factory on 16th, an art and leather craft teacher in Powler, piano lessons at 2204 Carey Ave, and a limited supply of fat turkeys at the Washington Market. An art exhibit at the gymnasium and a Scandinavian teacher at 26 W Holstein are also noted, plus a bridge fire on Union Pacific near Medicine Bow and a post office rumor about Roy E Jones. Irvine named as a possible Republican chairman candidate, and a collision near Carey Ave and 17th Street injures Mr. Hadley while Mrs. Lariver drives by.
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Sle
16Th Street
Pwaler
Carey Ave
W. C. Brisco
Warren Avenue
Washington Market
Carey Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Paul Lariver
Guy Hadley
Card Social at Knights of Pythias Sisters Hall
A social event hosted by Knights of Pythias Sisters beings tonight at the K of P Hall. Admission is ten cents.
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Knights of Pythias Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Miss Millers Sudden Death at Saratoga
Miss Miller of Laramie died at Saratoga on day afternoon from acute illness. Her remains were brought to Laramie for burial. She was a promising young lady with many friends and a bright future. Her brother Leslie A. Miller, business manager of the Leader, left for Laramie and Saratoga after learning there was little hope for recovery. She taught in the Saratoga public schools when struck by illness.
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Mine Molth Miller
Laramie
Saratoga
Miss Miller
Leslie A. Miller
The
Leader
Saratorn
Mises Miller
Leslie Miller
Taft campaign tour to Ohio targets insurgent attacks
President Taft plans a decisive trip to Ohio to counter insurgent criticism of his tariff vetoes anti trust and conservation records. He will abandon abstract talk and go to rock bottom while Ohio Republicans weigh Roosevelt candidacy and La Follette options.
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Ohio
Rock Bottom
Taft
White House
Roosevelt
la Follette
Local Hairdressing and Manicure Services Ad
Nora Halstein offers cheiropodist scalp skin care and hairdressing at residence calls. Prompt service at 107 W. 1st St with phone 548Y. Also contacts at 159th 8 side entrance. phone 543Y for visits.
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Nora Halstein
State Leader Want Ads Offer Best Results
The State Leader Want Ads promise top results for readers seeking to buy sell or trade. The page highlights affordable listings and quick audience reach through the newspaper.
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Ona
Two Greek Murder Cases Settle in Court Yesterday
Greek day in district and police courts saw multiple cases. Edward Bearshearn got one year ten days for grand larceny, William Jacobs one year one day for burglary, while Elmer Stoneking and Frank Owens Hartville paid fines for assault with intent to kill. Dallie Elmas was acquitted in the Greek murder case. Angelo Fanelli’s Italian murder case was postponed due to insufficient evidence.
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Torrington
Edward Bearshearn
Wm. J. Jacobs
Andrew Clark
Wilfred O'Leary
Arthur Johnson
Cheyenne Light Co
Elmer Stoneking
Frank Owens Hartville
Costa
Dallie Elmas
Fhe Brother
Nolle Progegul
Wis
Angelo Fanelli
Martville
Alove
Dante's Inferno Cha rge of Animated Photography
Critics hail Dante's Inferno as a master piece of animated photography and a new dawn for motion pictures. A lecturer will describe the screening at Eagle's Hall tonight and January 24 and 25 with seats at 25 cents.
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Eagle's Hall
Request for January and July 1911 Leader issues
A notice requests copies of the Leader newspaper from January and July 1911. Authors ask these papers be mailed or delivered to their office for filing.
No Cascaret User Ever Has Headache
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a solution to headaches tied to stomach and liver issues. It claims toxic matter in the intestines reabsorbs into blood, causing brainache, and promises quick relief overnight with a 10 cent dose to provide ongoing cleanliness and a clear head.
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Cour
Harahan and Others Killed in Railroad Wreck
A wreck killed J. T. Harahan and three others after a collision involving the Panama Limited and an express. Engineer Robert Stuart and fireman Vert were injured, from Champaign, with Vert’s leg broken and Stuart cut and bruised. The crash was blamed on water-division orders and a missed warning by a flagman, with investigation by the coroner to determine fault.
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Robert Stuart
Wert
Limited
Champaign
Stuart
Vert
Kinmundy
No. 25
Harahan
Illinois Central Road
Melcher
Winnetka
Chicago
Wright
Memphis
Ora
Oeither
Robert Stewart
Panama Limited
Henry SierGoker
Express
Hroeker
Alop
New Parish House Opened By Epican Episcopal Church
St Mark's parish celebrates completion of a new parish house funded by a bake book titled Eureka. Proceeds supported the church's building fund as church groups labored tirelessly. The building, though erected by Episcopalians, welcomes the public and all ages and classes. Plans are being explored for use and events.
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St. Mark's
Formal Opening Week Events At Building Departments
The Formal Opening is set for Monday and Tuesday January 29 and 30 with a turkey supper served 6 to 8 and curtain at 8 15 for vaudeville. Monday features Travoaty Sketch Love of Sacear musical numbers comedy and legerdemain followed by a social dance. New England supper served Tuesday 6 to 8 with an original musical program and dancing to finish.
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Travoaty
Sacear
L. Rockwell
Archie Halia
Mra
Brewster
Wiliam Dalber
W. Caswell Farnsworth
Corporal Friebee
New England
Taft Chief Chemist Wiley Cleared by House Panel
The House committee investigating charges against Dr. Harvey W Wiley concludes he is not guilty. The panel criticizes the pure food law administration and urges legislative changes to methods. The inquiry reportedly examined alleged covert work with Dr H H Busby to exceed the daily pay limit.
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Washington, D. C
House
Taft
Harvey W. Wiley
Wiley
Bigelow
F. Kehler
Bureau of Chemistry
H. H. Busby
Treno
Myading
Grieved by Accident Man Kills Himself After Tragedy
Tacoma reports T. B. Neff, a young rancher, accidentally shot and killed his niece Anna Belle Bond, 12, while hunting rabbits. Overwhelmed by remorse he wrote to his sister about the tragedy and killed himself by poison.
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Tacoma
T. B. Neff
Anna Belle Bond
Neff
Aviator Killed On First Day Flying License
Rutherford Page a Yale graduate died when his aircraft crashed at Domingues field. He fell 150 feet after taking off on the first day after receiving his license as an aviator. The engine dropped and crushed his life.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Rutherford Page
Yale
Domingues Field
Great Bank Closure Shocks Tucumepri Community
The International Bank of Commerce in Tucumepri Nova Scotia closed today amid a badly damaged trust, with deposits around 160000 dollars at risk. Local residents fear losses as the bank halts operations.
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Tucumepri
NS. M
International Bank of Commerce
La Follette backs recall of judiciary at New York rally
Senator La Follette spoke at Carnegie Mall in New York urging judiciary recall with restrictions and reservations while supporting equal suffrage and the Republican bid for the presidential nomination. Gifford Pinchot presided and introduced Follette at the event.
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DA Poliwtte
N.Y
New York
Jun Follette
Wis
Carnegie Mall
Gifford Pinthot
la Fontle
T Republica
la Follette
Four Negroes Lynched Reported in Columbus
Reporter notes four heroes lynched at Hamilton in Columbus Georgia on January 22. Authorities have not confirmed full details as the town reels from the mob action.
Taft Denies Hitchcock Political Activity Aiding Nomination
President Taft dismissed reports that General Hitchcock campaigned to block his renomination and denied cabinet pressure to remove Hitchcock. The remarks were made in Washington on January 22.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Hitchcock
Woman's testimony ties big blast to open shop contractor
Indianapolis January 22 Mrs Bite Hawkins testified before the grand jury that she was told to look out for a big noise shortly before the building erected by an open shop contractor was blown up She ran a boarding house where iron workers met and says she heard much about the case and the contractor involved.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bite Hawkins
Grand
Dr Webster Sentenced to Life in Penitentiary
Dr Harry B. Webster of Chicago was sentenced by Judge H R Farrand to life imprisonment for the murder of his estranged wife Bessie Kent Webster last October. Webster pleaded guilty on January 12.
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Webster
Oregon, Ill
Harry BE. Webster
Chicago
HR. S. Farrand
Bessie Kent Webster
No. I’m going to blow myself this year for an elaborate few
Fragmentary text appears to express a plan to commit self-harm during a holiday, followed by a cryptic remark about providing a bacon dinner to family. The readability is low and lacks coherent newsworthy content.
Carpenter Oil Company forms for Wyoming business
The Carpenter Oil Company filed articles of incorporation to operate business in Wyoming with a capital of 200000 dollars. Incorporators are Colorado Springs capitalists. The Notary Public is loaned by Governor Carey to T. C. Barrett of Laramie. Crook County shows no bonded indebtedness or warrants and a cash balance of 25216.52. Governor Carey and Land Commissioner Hopkins travel to Chicago and Washington to press federal action on irrigation projects. Attorney General Preston also travels to Chicago.
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Carpenter Ol Company
Bualneas
Wyoming
Colorado Springs Capitaliste
Commission of Notary Public
Carey
T. C. Barrett
Laramie
Crook County
Newlin
Hopkins Hays
Chicago
Washington
Hopkins
Preston
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad
An old medicine advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinina Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. Signature of Be. W. Grove appears on each box.
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BE. W. Grove
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