Fort Laramie Visit Highlights Carey Trip
Former governor Joseph M. Carey and party spent the Fourth at Fort Laramie. They toured the post, heard Judge Winter’s address, and heard old timers recount Fort Laramie history. Carey praised the site as historic and potential for schooling and irrigation-driven growth near Torrington and Cheyenne.
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Joesph MM. Carey
Old Fort Laramie
Cheyenne
Torrington
Carey
Mra. Carey
Mra
Cheeles Carey
Elizabeth
Wheatland
Fort Laramie
Torington
Henry
Fairview
Nebraska
Judge Winter
Edward Patrick
Michael Henry
Jotn Hunton
Hunton
Rocky Mountain States
German Merchant Submarine Aims for Transatlantic Trade
Berlin reports show a planned merchant submarine to run between Germany and the United States. It would bear cargoes of valuable medicines including hematroptine priced at 2576 dollars per pound and atropine at 1440 dollars per pound.
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United States
Berlin
Germany
Lumber theft case before Justice of the Peace
Frank Price faces a preliminary hearing for stealing about 35 dollars worth of lumber and material from W. J. Belly. He claims he took the items in satisfaction of a debt for work done, saying Bell owed him and he received no payment. Price has been hospitalized at St Johns since his arrest.
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W. J. Belly
Frank Price
Justice of the Peace
Walter Thrown From Wagon and Breaks His Leg
Walter Thrown from a wagon sustained a severe fracture of his right thigh above the knee. He was thrown when a rear wheel came off the axle as the wagon pitched sideways in traffic near Corti Fal Avenue. He was carried home to 2518 Evans Street by ambulance for treatment.
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B.A. Walter
C. Wea Co
Aercattata
Cortifal Avenue
Mite
Ile
Evans Streets
Teamaters Local 107 Real News of Importance Tonight
The i-Te Guy Barlow serving as President leads Teamaters Local 107 in a briefing of notable tonight events. Members are urged to attend meetings and review upcoming organizational updates and notices.
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i-Te
Guy Barlow
Neff Refuses Return in Wyoming Book Store Theft Case
Walter J. Neff formerly of Cheyenne, charged with removing mortgaged goods from the state, refused yesterday to come to Cheyenne without extradition. He was arrested in Denver at the sheriff's request. An agreement to drop the case was discussed if Neff would repay the talking machine alleged to be taken. The sheriff's office had not been notified whether he would settle.
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Walter J. Neff
Cheyenne
Wyoming Bock
Denver
Neff
State Public Health Board Organized Continued
State Public Health Board organized with a roster of attendees including Groshon Cheyenne Dr C R Mal Basin Dr J W Hawk Greenley Sheridan Dr H T Harris River Prof Grace R Hebard Laramie Mrs Harry Hil Sunrise Dr Anna G Hurd Sheridan Mrs I C Jefferia Newcastle Dr J P Keller Douglas Gov J B Kendrick Cheyenne Hon R N La Fontaine Cheyenne Rev C J Mekklos Cheyenne Mrs W C Monteer Cheyenne Mrs A Merritt Douglas Mr KR A Morton Cheyenne Mr8 Conant Parks Lander Dr F W Phifer Wheatland Mr M P Quealy Kerometer Dr J Genton Gillette Dr J T Bhingle Cheyenne Rev J J Shingler Cheyenne Ms HW L Sima Mo na Mer EW Stone Cheyenne Dr O L Strader Cheyenne Miss En Strattoe Riverton Mr Patrick Sul livs Casper Mrs Lucy BR Tualle ferro Rock Rt Rev NS Thomas Dr LG Vanderiyke Lheaire L Wert man Sheridan Dr W A Wyman Cheyenne Glasseg The Gherman Co.
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C. Br. Lane
Lander
A. K. Lee
Thermopolis
H. E. McCollum
Laramie
P. A. McGovern
Cheyenne
C. J. Mekklesos
Buffalo
W. C. Monteer
F. W. Phifer
Wheatland
M. P. Quealy
Kerometer
J. Genton
Gillette
J. T. Bhingle
Hev
Riverton
Patrick Sullives
Casper
Lucy BR. Tualleferro
Rock
N.S Thomas
LG. Vanderiyke
Iheaire
L. Wertman
Gheridan
W. A. Wyman
Training Camp Draws Wyoming Men to Fort Douglas
Joly Gee Francia W James, a Sheridan foreman, is listed among recruits for the citizens training camp at Douglas from August 21 to September 16. Wyoming participation is strong as Rawlins Rifle Club members and others pledge attendance. Enrollment nears 250 with over 1,500 expected. government covers transport, clothes, food, and shelter, with attendees paying a $10 subscription for extra rations and enjoying a Westward vacation at Uncle Sam’s expense.
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Salt Lake City
Joly Gee Francia W. James
Sheridan
Nole
Citizens
Douglas
Wyoming
Rawlins Rifle Club
A. Maginnia
Fort Douglas
West
National Guard
Uncle Sam
Two Hats Thrown Into Local Ring
Local election shakeup outlines a costly nominating fee of 260 dollars per party and a potential mass write in by voters. Sheriff Ashley L. Gleason is favored for renomination while Orrin Babbitt and Ed Smalley are named as possible candidates. Candidates for county clerk and other offices are listed with upcoming primaries on August 22.
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County Commission
Srahipe
Ashley L
Gleason
Orrin Babbitt
Ed Smalley
T. Joe Fisher
Warry Tupper
W. J. Farrington
J. B. Stimeon
City Briefs From Douglas Yesterday in Cheyenne
Douglas visitors Here from Douglas and Mrs. G and Houghton spent the day in Cheyenne. An automoble party from Shoshone arrived in Cheyenne yesterday and stopped at the Plains. Mrs White of Casper visited the city yesterday and stayed at the Metropolitan. February Jones and Ralph Jones conducted business in Cheyenne yesterday. Peter Beck, superintendent of buildings and bridges, was present in Cheyenne.
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Douglas
Mrs. G. & Houghton
Cheyenne
The
Plains
Marty
Mr. and
Myre
William Kyne
Mira J. W. Byerdell
the Plaine
Prom
Mies Hifie White of
Casper
City
Metropolitan
Gulden Prairie
Jones
Ralph Jones
Ryvrala
Peter Heck
Peter Beck
Wyoming visitors and locals trickle through Cheyenne
In Cheyenne last night from Ogden arrived Mr Bock formerly of the city. Sheridan visitors Mr and Mrs Co F Lewis came from Sheridan for a brief visit, registered at the Metropolitan. Horse Creek resident Wilkinson spent the day on business. Mr and Mrs J M McNamara of Laramie were day visitors. Misa Inez Stryker from Evanston arrived for a brief stay, stopping at the Inter Ocean. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Walt
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Wyoming
The
U. P
Cheyenne
Ogden
Bock
Sheridan
Co. F. Lewis
City
Metropolitan
Horse Creek
Wilkinson
Laramie
J. M. McNamara
Inter Ocean
Evanston
Misa Inez Stryker
Spencer and Denver figures linked in unclear report
The fragment mentions K DeTrisvant of Spencer Missouri and Georgiata Nave of Denver, but provides no further context or actions.
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Spencer, Mo
Georgiata Nave
Denver
Open Four Day Debate on Wilson Revenue Bill
The House opened a four day debate on the administration revenue bill to raise 197 million dollars next year via a surtax on incomes and inheritances and profits from war monopolies. Majority Leader Kitchin urged passage as a non partisan measure while Republican leaders accused the administration of extravagance and criticized its financing plan in light of Mexican actions. Ben F Swisher optometrist air optician listed at 215 West 17th Street referenced in the text.
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Washington
House
Kitchin
Ben F. Swisher
West 17Th Street
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