Wyoming letter warns routes may bypass state highway
At a Chamber of Commerce executive meeting in Laramie a letter was prepared to inform newspapers and firms along the proposed transcontinental automobile road. It notes Pueblo and Deadwood meetings aim to create new routes, risking Wyoming being left off the main line and suggests a united Nebraska Wyoming Nevada Colorado effort to centralize route work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Chamber of Commerce & Letter
Deadwood
Wyoming
Coplea
Student Council Trial at Sheridan High
Sheridan Jan 25 The student council plan of government is on trial at the local high school. A representative from each class forms a council to arbitrate misunderstandings and refer complaints to the faculty if unresolved. Members named Roy Snyder Percy Caikina Dienevah McGee Genevieve Nau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Caikina
Dienevah McGee
Genevieve Nau
Fire at Lyric in New York Claims Six Firefighters
Special today shows ice coated firemen battling stubborn flames in a dramatic roof collapse at Keeper Hall. A deadly blaze at the Lyric results in six firefighters killed as authorities investigate the $15,000,000 fire.
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New Yorks
Farnsworth
Wyoming Man and Teacher in Trouble
Cody reports that Ora Lawrence a Denver teacher and a Wyoming resident were ejected from a Denver hotel last Thursday night amid a breach of promise suit against David Dickie. Officials say the pair conspired to force a settlement and question Lawrence credibility as a witness.
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Cody
Jin
Wyoming
Ora Lawrence
Grant High School
Denver
Colorado
Cheyenne
David Dickie
Meetpethe
Lawrence
Pardea
Dickie
Adventuress
West
Dickle
Public School Board
Mr. Bickle
Lawrence Wonan
Lawrence Boman
Little States for New Road Movement in Wyoming
The Douglas Enterprise reports a push to build a state road from Wyoming to Deadwood South Dakota. Citizens urge Douglas residents to join the effort led by local promoters. George Riley, a longtime Larame driver, died in Laramie the day before yesterday. his funeral is today. Lettie Mister, seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mister of Casper, died Monday of pneumonia. Howard Werner of Ines and Margaret Sullivan of Maglas wed at the bride’s parents home. James Needham resigns as general manager of the erial company to join coal interests of the Chicago and Milwaukee railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Enterprise
Wyroming
Deadwood
South Dakota
Stuart Douglas
George Riley
Larame
Laramie
Lettie Misters
William Mistera
Casper
Marriagh
Howard Werner
Ines
Margaret Sullivan
Maglas
James Needham
Theerial Company
Chicago & Milwaukee Railroad
Wiles Cured Fast with PAZO OINTMENT
Drug retailer promises curing internal and external wiles in 6 to 14 days with PAZO OINTMENT. If it fails to cure itching bleeds protruding wiles refunds offered. Ends with price 58 cents and 14 day guarantee.
Faithful Dog Saves Life of Sheepherder in Wyoming
Casper Wyoming January 25 A heroic dog wandered from camp and alerted rescuers when Irish shepherd Donovan of John Mahoney outfit faced death in a winter storm on the Wyoming range. After four days and three nights of searching he was found snow blind and nearly helpless but survived. He returned to work after treatment.
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Casper
Wyo
Shee Herdera
Wyoming Range
Donovan
John Mahoney
Ifs
Laramie News Briefs Include Trades and Trials
Dope trade in Laramie where Rudolph Webber swapped shoes for drugs. Conductor Karl Shepherd and Ann Schum wed in Laramie. Prof W H Green’s burial remains to Sheridan. Sheridan official probes records for discrepancies. county attorney urges audit. Eight boxing principals see cases dismissed. one conviction stands. Kay Burke fined for assault in Kemmerer crowd incident. Rev G A Traut delivers farewell sermon in Sheridan. Sheridan enforces snow removal law with fines for derelict property owners. Tom Dahl dies at 34 in Dayton after typhoid. A daughter to Mr and Mrs F Tracy of Kirby formerly Sheridan.
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Sihoers
Laramie
Rudolph Webber
Karl Shepherd
Laramie Piaing Line
Ann Schum
Episcopal Church
Sheridan
W. H. Green
Dar
New York
D. L. Gogerty
Sheridan County
Kay Burke
Sublet
Kemmerer
G. A. Traut
Foot Congregational Church
Tom Dahl
Dayton
F. Tracy
Kirby, Mont
Funeral invasion as sons seek bail in murder case
In a sensational hearing, Jindee Simmons argued Snead deserves bail amid claims the Wanker is irrational since his wife eloped with A. J. Boyce Jr. Four days of litigation ended with Snead granted bail. Will and Lynn Boyes, sons of the slain man, watched without emotion in the courtroom as the ruling was announced.
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Jindee Simmons
Snead
A.J. Boyce Jr
Boyce
Ball
Lynn
Will Boyes
Plain Man
Explosion in Ecuador Kills Sixty at Barracks
An explosion at artillery barracks in Iayaquil Ecuador on January 25 killed sixty soldiers and wounded others. General Alfaro is reported captured and imprisoned by the government amid the incident.
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Iayaquil
Ecuador
Alfaro
Local Scotch Men Celebrate Scotish Bard Memorial Event
The Burns club event featured Scottish foods and speeches. Attendees enjoyed liver and onion dish, scones, and highland tales prepared by James Nimmo and others. Music and songs followed, including violin solos and lyrics like Auld Lang Syne.
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Mere
James Nimmo
Meadames
Dave Nimmo
Hunter
Lannen
Burns Club
Life of Burns by Morley from Anne Burns Club
The article surveys Robert Burns birth January 25 1759 at Alloway and his family. It notes his father William Burnes from Kincardineshire and his mother Agnes Brown, early schooling under John Murdoch, and influences from border ballads. It mentions hardship on Mount Oliphant and Losses Farm, Burns's poetic start at sixteen, his marriage prospects, and a move to Edinburgh with notices of Jean Armour and Mrs Me Lehose.
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Robert Burns
Alloway
Ayer
Wm. Burns
Burness
Kincardinshire
Burns
Agnes Brown
Robert
Mount Oliphant
Brig O' Doo
Gilbert
John Murdoch
Hiys Murdoch
Colbert
Boven
Balada
Ilighland Mary
Jean Armour
Jamaica
Johnson
Hincklock
Edinburgh
MeoLehose
Clarinea
Burns and Byrne ignite Scottish sentiment across exile
The passage praises Burns as a universal poet whose verse strengthens sectional feeling and consoles Scots abroad. It notes Burns’s humble origins, his status as a representative of his class, and his enduring influence, with a view toward Burns’s lasting legacy in a future era.
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Lockhart
Byrne
Relayr
Trad Thal
Fensus
Burns
Geniua
Standpat Republicans Excited Over Prospect
In Cheyenne and across Wyoming a rising progressive movement within the Republican party is viewed as salvation by many. Leaders predict rapid growth as progressives unite against old machines and corporate rule, while some Republican leaders refuse to discuss the matter publicly.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Robert Carey
Progressives Move Center Stage in State Elections
A political discussion notes the rise of a progressive movement in the state replacing old liners. When asked if the new group would be aggressive in pursuing the nomination and election this fall, a smile and brief reply said, just wait and see.
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Arkansas
Attachment on Hell in Cheyenne
Local officers attached the itinerant show people at Eagle's hall on orders secured by Attorney Aobert Walton after they failed to settle two bills. The show was halted briefly but settlement is expected, and the tour may resume today.
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Aobert Walton
Eagle's Hall
Fort Russell Post Office Becomes Postal Savings Depository
The Fort Russell post office is designated by the Postmaster General as a postal savings depository. Army personnel will have a nearby savings bank with deposits welcome, offering an interest rate half of the city banks.
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Fort Russell
Postmaster General
Army Boys
Wizard of Typewriter Exhibitions Arrive in Cheyenne
Mr. H. O. Blaisdell, famed typewriter expert, reaches Cheyenne to perform free speed demonstrations at the Capitol, Business Defeat, and Plains Hotel, using an Underwood machine. Public invited to watch. first show at noon, others at 2 p.m. and hm.
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H. O. Blaisdell
Cheyenne
Capitol Building
Plains Hotel
Classified ad appears in Leader three times for 25 cents
An item notes a classified advertisement in the Leader newspaper running three times for a total of 25 cents.
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Underwood
Oliver
L. C. Smith
L. C Smith
Remington
Walker Hs
Ely
Kent
Tate
Man
Wik
McKie
Wm. Morley
Anne Burns Club
Dr Prices
Neen
Hell
Fort Russell P. O. Also Savings Bank
Wizard of Typewriter
Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegie Library
Steever
Masonic Temple
Charles H. W. Schlegel
Mattie M. Williams
Macon
Fisher
Secretary of the Interior
Dr. Pierce
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