City Briefs and Local Notices Highlight 10 Day Slipups
City briefs note a 10 day slip involving a derangement in payments for a Wasser man e slip. Denver reports John G. Dill and F. H. Pick of Cheyenne as Albany hotel guests. Glendo stockman Laughlin visits the statehouse. A marriage license issued to Archie O. Taber and Dora Netsoen. Lost Spring bank formation filed with capital of 10000. Flour trust sale lists Karawais Cream Flour at 1.50 per sack from Lawrence & Carr. Former State Editor J. E. Hanlon recognized for founding the New York Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John G. Dill
F. H. Pick
Cheyenne
Albany
Archie O. Taber
Dora Netsoen
Elks Dance Friday in Cheyenne for Campaign Family
A Republican party figure traveling with his wife and three children passed through Cheyenne last night en route from Sturgis South Dakota to the Pacific coast. A fourth child died of diphtheria at Sturgis recently and the others had similar illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eat
Republican Party
Cheyenne
Sturgis
8. D
Pacific Coast
Sturgia
Atlas Amusement Bill Tonight Features Dazzling Acts
Atlas presents a star powered bill with Dewitte Young and alster Harpist Gargano and Mr Prince headlining. Claus Radcliffe Claus comedians, a standout Atlascope motion piot act, Little perfection orchestra, top juggling and musical acts promise a lively show at 7 45 and 9 15 with a late 10 30 second performance. Next week Capitol Avenue theatre hosts W K Ziegfelds The Girl in the Kimono praised for its public appeal and clean plot. Frances Warren leads the cast of forty with an acclaimed troupe boasting Marie Maleteata George Ford Junita Owans and Robert T Mallory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Dewitte Young
Alster
Gargano
Mr. Prince
Claus
Radcliffe
Atlascope
Little Perfection Orchestra
Capitol Avenue
W. K. Ziegfeld
Chicago
Windy
Frances Warren
Anna Meld
Marie Maleteata
George Ford
Junita Owans
Robert T. Mallory
Interurban Project Financing Claimed for Colorado Route
Fort Col ling Colo Jan 24 B N Reaser promoter of the Denver and Greeley interurban railroad reports a financing deal closed. Fort Lupton citizens subscribed to 100000 of stock for a line from Denver to Fort Lupton then west to Mattes park via Longmont, with a flat road through the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Denver
Fort Colling
Colo
B. N. Reaser
Denver and Greeley
Longmont
Governor Carey Outlines Objective of New Progressive League
Governor Joseph M. Carey of Wyoming discusses a proposed Progressive Republican League encompassing several states. He says the aim is to curb nomination dictation, promote direct primaries, direct national delegates, initiative and recall, and comprehensive reform of banking and natural resource laws to empower the people and curb party control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wyoming
State House
Joseph M. Carey
Garey
Protecuive Republican League
Conalij
Wolon
Union
Ming Disaster Bills Should Become Law
A Wyoming editor argues against a proposed measure by Judge Mote to curb Tolocaunt recurrence. The piece asserts mining interests and coal production complicate policy aims and warns against weak legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Dill
Hanna
Wyo
Heyoune
Siri
Mote
Certificate bills threaten competent miners say critics
A miner argues against House Bill No. 6 claiming uncertified men with certificates would perform dangerous tasks irresponsibly. He cites past accidents, urges district judges to appoint police to enforce mining laws and prevent deadly outcomes in coal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paca
Mots
Minerva
Colorado boarding house keeper collects bill on the run
Joseph Spoor, who runs a boarding house at 1231 East Brang Avenue, chased a departing boarder for twenty blocks to collect a debt. He found the man at the station and forced him to pay after a brief pursuit through the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Bill
Pueblo
Colo
Joseph Spoor
East Brang Avenue
Spoor
la Junta
Schiff urges more Hebrews to help build nation
Jacob H. Schiff, banker and philanthropist, told the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigration Aid society annual meeting that the United States needs more Jews. He noted Hebrew population at about 2 percent and argued that 6 percent would be beneficial, urging immigration east to help develop the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schiff
New York
United States
Jacob HH. Schiff
Educational Alliance
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigration Aid Society
Orchestra Balcony Sale Opens January 28
Auction of seating sections includes Mikes Boxes Loges and First Pipe Rows priced at 1 dollar 50 cents and 50e for all balcony seats at Finn Gallery Balange of Orchestra and entire balcony listed for sale opening Saturday January 28 at 9 A.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikes
Balange
Finn
Sale
Satuday
Seven University Students Hurt In Bobslid Incident
Ann Arbor Michigan reports seven University of Michigan students injured when a large bobslier sled plummeted from a bridge into a ten foot culvert at speed. Four injured were young women including Radium Pinder. In Paris Madame Maple Curle, famed for radium discovery with her late husband, loses a bid for Academy of Science membership with twenty eight votes to Eduardo Bradley’s thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobsler
Ann Arbor
Mich
Sayeg
University of Mighsigan
Coustera
Paria
Jami
Madame Maple Curle
Pierre Curle
Radium
The
Academy of Science
Agaist
Edurado Bradley
Also Mentioned on This Page
WM. Myers Dry Goods Company
City. Briefs
Wasserman'e
Glendo Stockman
Hallen Laughlin
Glendo
New State Bank
Lost Spring
Flour Trust
Lawrence & Carr
20Th and
Thames
Sts
J. EF. Hanlon
fie‘Ywask Standard
Swanson
Baxter
Kynesville
Pia
Ysteyees
Wiel Bolle
Gwanson Rutumatic Cure Company
Depk Au Ath Labs Uiseet
Ukicoge
A.E. Roedel
Collier's White Lead
Sherman Ca
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Carey
NEW League
POR KH
Bank OF Prinsonal
Capt Avenue Theatre
Ewd. F. Stahle
Lessee
Mgr
Ziegfeld
Acia
Whliams Mfg. CO
A. FE. Rokdel
C. H. Garwood Florist
Tomers