Political candidates for Laramie County sheriff and other offices
A series of declarations from residents of Laramie County Wyoming announcing Democratic and Independent bids for sheriff County Superintendent of Schools and county commissioner. Names include Thomas F. Talbot Frank B. Roach Edward G. Schoel C. Manson Thos R Reid Peter R Warlaumont Mamie E Haffron with primaries set for August 20th and August 10th for the Democratic nomination.
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Eyeriff
Laramie County
Wyoming
Thomas F. Talbot
August Voth
Peter R. Warlaumont
Mamie E. Hafpfron
Local Notices and Briefs From Cheyenne
A collage of village items reports on horse disease inquiry by Deputy State Vet H H Millard, new mine incorporation by Lindau Ventura Mines, urban services like chiropody, organist Dean Arnold Bode’s recital, piano and mandolin lessons, visitors from Rock Springs and Cheyenne Good Roads event, moving picture recruiters J J Carroll and A E Weller, Denver Elke society letter on a lodge heir, Dr James W Ellis named hospital house surgeon, Albert Clode injured near Sidney, Plains hotel manager appointment, and a runaway incident near Cush town with expressman Brown.
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Arnold Bode
Laramie Cathedral
W. 20Th
A. KB. Ferguson
Rock Springs
E. L. Emery
Laramile County
Good Roads Cortathon
J. J. Carroll
Chicago
A. E. Weller
New York City
New York
Pfus
T. B. Kennedy
Denver
Elke Society
Heaber
Cheyenne
Willoh
James W. Lilis
St. John's Hospital
Theimnber
University of Pennsyl‘vaia
Samuel B. Ella
Albert Clode
Sidney
Union Pacific
U. P
Plains H'O
Sherman
R Fiynds
Brown
Mr. Brown
Twelve Companies Open Pole Mountain Maneuvers Near Islay
Twelve companies of the Third Infantry will participate in maneuvers at Pole Mountain near Islay on the Colorado and Southern. Three days will be spent marching from Islay to the encampment with drills and occasional sham battles. Wyoming and Nebraska National Guards will join, under Colonel Mart and General Fred A. Smith. The Doug las Third Infantry band will attend, regarded as one of the state’s best. Employers are urged to take vacations to join the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Infantry
Pole Mountain
Islay
Colorado & Southern
W. K. Hart
War Department
Wyoming
Nebraska National Guard
Third Infantry Band
Douglas
United States
Mart
Fred A. Smith
Music and Crowds Open Snappy Men's Shop
Cheyenne hosts the opening of Totty and Fox's new store in the Capitol Avenue theatre building with an orchestra. Totty, three years with Barnett Mercantile, and Fox, formerly with John Harrington, are praised for integrity and public regard.
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Jack Totty
Joe Fox
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Totty
Barnett Mercantile Company
John Harrington
Aire
Shetr
Jap Performers With Yankee Robinson Show
The greatest troupe of Japanese in the world is with the Yankee Robinson circus. Imported for New York Hippodrome last season they played thirty weeks, then joined Yankee Robinson and drew the greatest hit under a circus tent. They returned to Japan via Yokohama March 27 landing Seattle April 12. They came in by order of the Emperor of Japan.
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Yankee Robinson Circus
New York Hippodrome
Japan
Yokohama
Seattle
Organ Recital at Methodist Church Delights Cheyenne Audience
Dean Bode of Laramie presented an organ recital at the one church under the Ladies Missionary Society. A large attentive audience celebrated the program with generous applause as Bach, Beethoven, Schubert and Handel pieces were joined by vocal solos by Marian Rossman and Mrs. T. Blake Kennedy. A silver offering for missions totaled over twenty three dollars.
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Dean Bode
Laramie
Ladies' Missionary Society
Cheyenne
Marian Rossman
T. Blake Kennedy
Rossman
Denver
Kennedy
Fund For Home and Foreign Missions
Gavotte
Guleck
Sidewalk chatter on wealth and politics in Washington
The column surveys urban ambitions and political loyalties. It notes bankrupted travelers becoming millionaires, critiques Senator Lorimer, and comments on Francis B. Warren and Henry Sweet with wary humor about political alignments and local outfits.
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Washington
Wyoming Tribune
Lorimer
Francis B. Warren
Bia
Henry Sweet
Deming-Walton
State Labor Meet Opens In Earnest Today
The Wyoming State Federation of Labor holds its third annual convention at Eagle's hall with 100 plus attendees. City Attorney General John Charles Thompson greeted visitors and Rev. Leon Hilla invited delegates to local churches. Committee on rules and credentials named and seated delegates. final business to begin tomorrow morning. A Thursday smoker hosted by the Tnds trial club will welcome delegates and United Mine Workers attendees.
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Wyoming State Federation of Labor
Eagle's Hall
John Charles Thompson
Thompson
Leon ©. Hilla
Buckley
Mathew Morrow
Almy
Minera
Mike Norte
Reliance
Miners
Rock Springs
C. W. Dudley
Cheyenne
Wachinista
L. A. Fuller
Monarch
Tony Jagovitch
Tndstrial Club
State Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
Cheyenne Telephone Directory Due for August Press
The August Cheyenne telephone directory will go to press the night of July 14, 2013. Changes and additions received by then will appear. those seeking service should submit names now for inclusion. Telephones installed on request. The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. C. C. Campbell, district Manager.
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Cheyenne
THE
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Coo
C. C. Campbell
Special Examination for Teachers Certificates in Cheyenne
Notice of a two day special examination for teachers certificates at the County Superintendent’s office in Cheyenne on July 26 and 27 1912. The schedule lists sessions in orthography penmanship biology geography pedagogy civics physics algebra book keeping and more with morning and afternoon periods. Dated July 1912 Mamie B Heffron County Superintendent of Schools.
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Notics
Cheyenne
Varius
Wyoming
Mamie B. Heffron
Notice to prospective stock holders in series 11
Series No 1 of the Railway Employes Building and Loan Association opens for subscription at Stock Growers National Bank. Price $1.25 per share initial, then $1.00 per month per share. Subscriptions due by July 25, 2012. Stock certificates issued after annual meeting. President J L Murray. Secretary A C Kingsford.
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Cheyenne Railway Employers' Building and Loan Association
J. L. Murray
A.C. Kingsford
Sec
Cheyenne Power Company Announces $20,000 in Improvements
The Cheyenne Light, Power and Equipment Company plans extensive improvements to serve patrons. About $10,000 will go to a snow engine brick building and generator with additional switchboard gear. A further $6,000 will fund new mass apparatus and a $4,000 transformer to improve service for 18 patrons. Mains extensions already laid will cost $4,000, marking a larger outlay than ever in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Osborn Urges voters to back Wilson in party era
Gov. Osborn defends Republican loyalty and urges support for Woodrow Wilson. He says Republicans who object to Taft should vote for Wilson rather than bolt the party, noting Democrats and independents backing Woods row Wilson and arguing the party survives on principle, not defections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanning
Movernor Osborn
Wilson
Bryan
Woods Row Wilson
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank B. Roach
Edward G. Schoel
Y. C. Manson
Campstool
Thos. R. Reid
Carey Ave
H. H. Millard
Newcastle
Weat 16Th Street
Lindau Ventura Mines Corporation
Fildy St
Archbald
Wrisley Brown
Thetorney General
Commerce Court
Henry D. Clayton
House Committee On Judiciary
Yankee Robinson
Tee Sherman Co
Yapkersa
Duteh
Local Power CO
Cheyento Light, Pual and Power Company
Yale
W. G. Anderson
Chicago News
Camille
Gov. Osborn
Daiber’s
Hirsch-Wickwire and
Schloss Bros
Nettleton Oxfords
Kneeland Oxfords
W. F. Daiber & Bros
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