Old Cheyenne social notes fill page with weddings and gatherings
The column recounts numerous local events including a wedding at the first Presbyterian church with Miss Agnes J McDonald and Mr. Woyd H Ankeny as the couple, a large wedding breakfast, and plans for a Colorado bridal tour. It also covers church society meetings, aprons sale preparations, visits from relatives, class organization in dancing, and community birthdays and gatherings in Cheyenne. Worthy names include Mrs. Bo A Hoskins, Mrs. Mullen, and Councilman Harry C Gates along with several accompanying families and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien Rey
H. Ankeny
Agnes J. McDonald
Rolland
Bo A. Hoskins
Larany
Matton
McPhei
First Presbyterian Church
Hille
Mrs. Ankeny
Colorado
Isley
Altar and Rosary Society
John OH. Smith
East Twenty-second Street
William E. Mutlen
Thomas Cobry
Local Notes and Family Visits Prompt Full Attendance
O. A. W. hall invites a full attendance. Mrs. Roy Henderson and her young son travel to Granite Canon for a two week visit with friends. Mrs. Rath, mother of Fred and John Rath, remains at St. John's hospital and many friends wish her a speedy recovery.
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Roy Henderson
Granite Canon
Ex-Post Office Clerk Admits $15,000 Theft
Orlando F. Altorre, a former post office clerk in Los Angeles, confessed to stealing $15,000 from a registered mail pouch. He claimed most funds were given to his attorney Fred H. Thompson, who has been away from the city for a week. The robbery occurred over a year ago. Altorre had earlier been convicted of perjury over his civil service job application and sentenced to three years in Fort Leavenworth.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Orlando F. Altorre
Atorney
Fred H. Thompson
Allorre
Civil Service
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Diaz Nephew of Diaz Leaves Mexico for San Francisco
Gen. Felix Diaz nephew of the Mexican president departs Mexico for San Francisco on a two month leave. Mexican papers claim he was removed as Mexico City police chief due to backing Governor Depeso of Vera Cruz for vice presidency.
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Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Felix Diaz
Diaz
San Francisco
Mexico City
Depeso
Vera Cruz
Cornell to appoint adviser to students in Ithaca
Ithaca N Y June 30 Cornell University will have a proctor whose sole duty is to look after student welfare and act as adviser. Prof W W Roleo chairman of the committee says he is seeking the right man for the position.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
W. W. Roleo
Chile to Build World’s Largest Battleship
A Chilean project plans a 32 000 ton battleship with speed rivaling the fastest ships. The vessel will cost about 15 million dollars and is expected to be completed before 2 000 ton US ships. The announcement from New York on June 30 notes the project aims for a bold new flag in South American naval power.
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New York
Chile
Tr Iy
United States
Denver Pair Motor To Omaha In Jackson Car
Mr and Mrs Jacob Pilaner of Denver travel to Omaha in their Jackson car and spend a night with Mr and Mrs Henry Breese in Cheyenne. Giga painting at Sherman Co.
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Denver
Omaha
Jacob Pilaner
Jackson
Henry Breese
Cheyenne
Giga
Sherman Co
Policemen James Henry and James Powell Sentenced
In Cheyenne, Leslie Plymell the policeman was sentenced to not less than one year and not more than one year and one month for manslaughter in the death of Private Frank Carroll. James Henry and James Powell received penitentiary terms for separate murders and assaults. Carlton pled guilty to forgery and drew a sentence of fourteen months to one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Penitentiary
Matson
Leslie Plymell
Frank Carroll
Second Field Artillery
Plymell
W. B. Ross
B. B. Brooks
Janes Henry
Levi Tracey
Colored Citizens’ Club
Seventeenth Street
Henry
Tracey
James Powell
Hattie Boyce
Wage
Powell
John Carltop
Carlton
Palace Pharmacy Lotion Claims Tan and Freckle Cure
An advertisement asserts Benzoin Almond Lotion from Palace Pharmacy will cure tan and freckles and urges readers to try the product.
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Palace Pharmacy
Woman Recovers After Lydia E Pinkham Treatment
Elwood Indiana resident Mrs. Sap Mullen reports curing her severe illness after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for six bottles. The testimonial cites prior inability to walk and doctors advising surgery, praising the remedy for displacements ulcers irregularities backache and nervous prostration and offers confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Tom
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Mra Pinkham
Lynn
Pension Plan Aims to Retire Tenure Workers at 60
Aged employees ten be pensioned under a new plan discussed by the board. The scheme grants monthly pensions to workers reaching twenty years of continuous service, with adjustments for age and total disability. Including Superior Coal and Union Pacific employees, the plan allows illness or leave of less than a year, and preserves continuous service across company transfers.
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Geh
Fae Company
Fe Coal Company
Loomis
Priscoe
Dir i Adoption
Superior Coal Company
Union Pacific
F. P. Briscoe
Cheyenne
Whem
Missouri Mountaineer rs Will Boom Por Polk
New York June 30 A new idea in political campaign comes from ex Governor Folk of Missouri. Missouri mountaineers from the Ozark region head to New England to promote Folk’s gospel and organize in each town for his presidential bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Folk
Missouri
Otal
New England
Ozark Mountain
York
Tomorow
Polk
Prohibition Petition Submissions Reported in Jefferson City
Kept fragmentary notes indicate a May June period with Judge Walace presiding over prohibition petitions. The text references 9,000 more signatures and a total around 49,000 petitions, with mentions of submission prohibitions and deadlines in November.
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Jefferson City
W. H. Walace
Reget
Ballot Action Hangs On Possible Injunction
A brief line notes that a measure or amendment will be placed on the official ballot unless prevented by an injunction.
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Ment
Secret Elopement of 13 Year Old Farris Son and 19 Year Old Kretsinger
Louisville Illinois June 30 Frank ly Parris 13 son of Charles I Farris a former state representative eloped with Miss Nell Kretsinger 19 daughter of local businessman Sim Kretsinger. They married outside the state and returned the next day the union kept secret until yesterday.
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Louisville
Ill
Parris
Charles I. Farris
MisseNell Kretsinger
Sim Kretsinger
Notice to Eagle bondholders collect coupons at Stock Growers
All persons holding Eagle bonds may collect interest by presenting coupons at Stock Growers Bank. J. J. Castle is the President and Hawksworth the Secretary.
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Eagle
Bane J. J. Castle W. Pres
Burlington to Boost Wages for Unorganized Workers
Chicago June 80 Burlington road plans wage increases of six to ten percent for unorganized employees earning 200 or less. The raise will be voluntary by management and reportedly affects between 20,000 and 40,000 workers across the system.
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Chicagoe
Burlington Road
Clerks Earn Higher Salaries in Office Merit Shift
A large segment of workers in several offices, mainly clerks, are receiving elevated salaries through adjustments in the payroll. The change underscores a broader move to standardize wages across administrative staff.
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Miss Tol
Methodist
India
Mrs.ames Bailey
St. Mark's Guild
Mis
Luke Vorhees
Peter Hansen
Old Society of the Presbyterian Church
Charles Rath
Sherman
Wyoming
Abe Underwood
California
Ia Cheyenne
Matherine Johnson
R. A. Hopkinson Carey
Avenue
Johnson
Rr, L. Linn
H M Hollingswood
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mr. Linn
Garpenteria
J. A. van Orsdel
Ruth Gates
Harry C. Gates
Fisher Gircle
The
G. A. RR
Paris
Fiore Coptmony
Herald CO
Capitol Avenue
O. A. W. Hall
Post Office
Cornell
Leslie Plymple
Carrold
James Henry
Reed
Missouri Mountaineer
Axomerie
Kuppenheimer Clothes
Kuppenheimer
Allenstein
Gird
Hawksworth
Burlington
E. R. Tarry
Neb
Pearson
England
Germany
John Brisben Walker
Congress
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