Will Test Right of Wolf to Hold Office
Governor Frank L. Noox orders County Attorney Nicholy to file quo warranto to test Frank J. Wolf’s eligibility as Casper chief of police. Petitioners claim Wolf lacks one year of Wyoming residency, violating the state constitution. A temporary restraining order halts Wolf’s $250 monthly salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Noox
Casper
Nicholy
Natronal
Frank J. Wolf
Capper
Wolf
Wyoming
MW. P. Wherler
Hugh L. Patton
Natrona County
Municips
Man Assaults Friend Then Pays Expenses in Court
In police court yesterday Dan Ed wards attacked a companion from the same horse trading party south of town. He threatened further violence but paid the doctor bill and all official costs after the incident. Chief Einberg ordered the group to leave town within 21 hours to avoid further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Edwards
Einberg
Damaged Electro-Lamp Shade Fixture at Seventeenth Street
The electrolicr tramp post at Seventeenth street and Pioneer av enue has three shades, two broken in successive nights. The two broken shades are the large white enclosures around the light bulbs. bulbs remain intact. At current rate, the electrolor will lack shades before next week.
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Seventeenth Street
Pioneer Avenue
Gor don and Ratchford Tie the Knot at Fort Russell
After two years of failed courtship trooper Morte I Gordon of Fort Russell and Miss Elanore Ratchford were married by Judge Houseman. Telegraphic parental consent and a Kansas license obtained before arrival at the fort were required for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morte I. Gordon
Fort Russell
Elanore Ratchford
Frontier boosters launch advertising trip to Colorado
Secretary T. Joe Cahill of the Frontier committee announces the annual advertising trip to Colorado starting Tuesday. The tour will visit several cities including Denver, with as large a delegation as possible invited to join. The full route and program will be released in Tuesday morning's Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Joe Cahill
The
Frontier Committee
Colorado
Denver
Frontier
Fire at Glenrock well near Casper controlled. rig burned
An oil well at the Glenrock company near Casper was reported extinguished after starting in the new well on Wednesday. The rig burned and two large oil pools formed in the sump, but nonflowing oil in the well did not ignite. Loss described as comparatively small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenrock Company
Casper
Automobile banners advertise Frontier Days in Cheyenne
The Frontier Days advertising banners, available at Capital City and Coal Co at Seventeenth and Capitol and at Metherney and Conway at 721 West Seventeenth, urge every citizen leaving town to display a banner on their car to boost the year's show promotion.
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Frontier Days
Capital [Ce and Coal Company
Seventeenth and
Capitol Avenue
Metherney and Conway
West
Seventeenth Street
Cheyenne
Advertising car for SeHi-Floto circus stops in Cheyenne
Special advertising car No. 9 for the SeHi-Floto circus, to exhibit Saturday July 13, toured Cheyenne yesterday. Bill posters were replaced and handbills distributed, as MM left on the Denver train.
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SeHi-Floto
Cheyenne
Denver
Wickstrom to be shipped for burial in Gothenburg
Carl D. Wickstrom U P B employee died this week at home after leaving hospital. His body will be shipped by Bowy Ship to Gothenburg Nebraska for burial Monday. The family will travel with his widow and father and brother, the latter two arriving from Gothenburg yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clysley
Carl D. Wickstrom
U. PB
Gothenburg
Neb
Wyoming Soldier Boss Led Pontoon Brigade in War
A Belgian native Burgland, living in Wyoming for 20 years, serves in a pontoon bridge unit at Washington barracks and prepares to depart for France. The brigade pioneers crossing a 7200 foot wide stream with an eight abreast heavy artillery and infantry passage in forty minutes.
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Wyoming
John d of Cody
Bargland
Hirth
Eere
Belgium
Burgland
Washington Barracks
France
Cheyenne Soldier Woods Reports From France
Word comes from Cheyenne that Charles W. Woods of Co. C 32d Engineers has arrived safely in France with the colors. He left Cheyenne months ago for a training camp and this is the first word received since he sailed.
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France
Cheyenne
Charles W. Woods
Co. C, 32d Engineers
Death of Cheyenne man Thomas B Young
Thomas B Young 27 a Cheyenne resident and auto machinist died at his home 869 Central avenue Saturday morning His funeral will be Monday at 9 am from St Marys Cathedral with interment at Mt Oliver cemetery He leaves a widow and two children Public notice: Cheyenne W C T U picnic July 9 at 4 pm city park with Municipal band Governor Houx and Judge Mentzer to speak Ice cream and coke served Bring lunch and join the event
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Thomas B. Young
Cheyenne
Central Avenue
St."Mary's Cathedral
I. Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Pionioc
Houx
Mentzer
Lse
Union
Tramp Arrested For Begging In City Jail
C R Turner, a wandering beggar handing out cards to solicit alms for a cripple, entered the city jail on Saturday after missing the posted door sign. Officer George Harrison seized him on a begging without a permit charge and remanded him to appear before the judge on Monday.
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C. R. Turner
Mbddier
George Harrison
Harrison
First to File for Governor Nomination in Wyoming
L R A Condit is the first to file a petition for the Wyoming gubernatorial nomination. A D Hoskins of Kemmerer filed for state treasurer on the Republican ticket yesterday. Henry B Colburn of Burna, a current house member, seeks renomination on the Republican ticket. July 20 is the final filing day to make the official primary ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
L. R. A. Condit
A. D. Hoskins
Kemmerer
Henry B. Colburn
Burna
House of Representatives
Runaway Girl Returns Home After Telegraph to Father
A runaway girl, a teen in this town, was found after her father Laurin Hray sent money for her return. She boarded a train last night and started back to Shoshone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoeshone
Laurin Hray
Shoshone
Helper at the Port Strives to Secure Aid
Secretary C H Filia of the Fort Russell M C A seeks a helper as workload overwhelms him and his volunteer assistant. Headquarters promised staff but delay continues amid a scarcity of M C A workers. Both Hillis and his assistant have been near exhaustion and were sent to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Filia
Fort Russell
Hillis
Honor Roll Names for $1000 W.S.S. Cub Members
A list of individuals and entities associated with the Honor Roll for the $1000 W.S.S. Cub program. Names include William KB Muttem Ida Hour Margaret Hardick Thomas Hunter Lane Ridgely Kinkead Burdick George Plummer and many others along with several business names and contributors. The fragmentary text references multiple people and companies without a clear single event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam KB. Muttem
Mra
Ida M. Hour
Margaret Hardick
Thomas Hunter
Charies FE
Lane
Hilliard S. Ridgely
William
Kinkead, Co
W. Burdick
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R. N. Washburn
University of Minnesota
Turkey
Oscar Erf
Ohio State
Ham
Cheyenne Creamery Co
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Justhor
Pitre
Citizens National Bank
F. W. Roedell Drug Store
Thos
Young
First National Bank
H. N
George W. Plummer
Ron # Clothing Co
K. W. Stone
the Stores Co
H. M. Max J. Meyer
Gauff & Braunschweig
Charies I. Rigdon
George P. Johnston
F. BK. Warren
B. Bene
Martin
Carpenter
M. A. Kline
Isabel S. Draper
Fred E. Warren
Willamunstan
Pine Baffs
Carl H. Meehlhousen c
W. Riner
Daftee
Sally Lowinnek
John J. Weber
John McLaughlin
Sol Newman
Robert E. Myers
John C. Wendrit
Keny
Denton
George E. Abbott
Charlies Becker
M. McLaughlin
O'Connell
Veronia A. Wolfer
David Neuman
A. D. Johnston
Pat Haye
Join Brown
Christine Jorgensen
Mary Schmidt
Lee Moor
David Newman
A. PD. Johnston
James G. Tanta
John J. Machshausen
Oectavia Moehhauser
K. BH. McAtee
Sow Russell
Bloomington, Lil
Wm. D. McAtee
Russell Street
Ton
California
Capital Grill
Ford
Hank-Keslar Motor Company
the Crown Rubber Company
West 17Th Street
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