Laramie County Sheriff's Race Listings and Primary Declarations
Local announcements show multiple candidates entering the Democratic and Independent sheriff races in Laramie County Wyoming. Thomas F. Talbot Frank B. Roach Edward G. Schoel Campstool resident C. Manson seeks county assessor, Thos R. Reid and Peter R. Warlaumont announce sheriff and school superintendent bids Mamie E. Haaffron seeks Democratic nomination for superintendent of schools.
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Eyeriff
Laramie County
Wyoming
Thomas F. Talbot
Y. C. Manson
Campstool
Laramie
Peter R. Warlaumont
Mamie E. Hafpfron
Various Local Notices Reported In Cheyenne Area
Miscellaneous notices include Miller's watch repair shop on Carey Ave and a handmade trunk offer at the Factory on West 16th. The Lindau Ventura Mines files for a $1,000,000 incorporation. A Cheyenne pianist organist, Dean Arnold Bode, gave a recital at the Methodist club. Dr James W. Ellis named house surgeon at St John’s Hospital. Albert Clode injured while coupling cars and hospitalized. New Plains Hotel manager appointed Sherman. A runaway incident injured a expressman driver and horse near Cush Town.
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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
12 Companies Off 10 Pole Mount Maneuvers
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 site with drills and occasional sham battles. Wyoming and Nebraska national guards will join the maneuvers under Colonel Hart. The Third Infantry band from Douglas will attend and is regarded as among the state’s best. Colonel Mart will command the state guards with General Fred A. Smith leading the joint exercise.
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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
Jack Totty and Joe Fox opened their new store in the Capitol Avenue theatre building in Cheyenne last night. An orchestra provided entertainment as visitors praised the haberdashery emporium and noted Totty and Fox as respected, reputable local businessmen.
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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 last season for the New York Hippodrome they performed thirty weeks. They then joined Yankee Robinson, becoming a hit under the tent before returning to Japan via Yokohama on March 27 and Seattle on April 12. They came with permission of the Emperor of Japan.
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Yankee Robinson Circus
New York Hippodrome
Japan
Yokohama
Seattle
Organ Recital At Methodist Church In Cheyenne
Dean Bode of Laramie presented an organ recital at Cheyenne's Methodist Church under the Ladies Missionary Society. A large attentive audience praised the masterful performance with vocal selections by Miss Marian Rossman and Mrs T Blake Kennedy. A silver offering raised over twenty three dollars for home and foreign missions.
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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 questions and political jabs in a bygone Washington tale
The piece mocks commoners asking about wealth sources in Washington and notes Senator Lorimer should be defeated. It mentions Francis B. Warren's retention votes and suggests Henry Sweet is a Republican but not aligned with the Deming-Walton Outfit. The text also includes a humorous exchange about pantomimes and a Yapkersa Stateeman quip.
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Washington
Wyoming Tribune
Lorimer
Francis B. Warren
Bia
Henry Sweet
Deming-Walton
State Labor Meet Opens In Earnest Today
The third annual Wyoming State Federation of Labor convention opens in Eagle's hall with over one hundred attendees. City Attorney General John Charles Thompson welcomes delegates on behalf of the mayor, Rev. Leon Hilla invites visits to churches, and a rules committee is named. Delegates are credentialed and the session will organize committees before business begins tomorrow morning. A Thursday smoker at the Tnds trial club will host visiting delegates from the federation and the United Mine Workers of America.
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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 Going To Press July 14 2013
The August issue of the Cheyenne telephone directory will go to press the night of July 14 2013. All changes and additions received by then will appear in the new book. Individuals seeking service should submit names now to be listed. 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 Held in Cheyenne
Notices announce a special examination for teachers certificates at the County Superintendent office in Cheyenne starting July 26 27 1912. The schedule lists sessions on orthography penmanship grammar rhetoric geography history and many other subjects across Friday and Saturday with both morning and afternoon blocks.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mamie B. Heffron
Notice to prospective stockholders in Series No 11
Series No 1 stock of the Railway Employes' Building and Loan Association is opened for subscription. Shares cost 1.25 each, with 1st payment at signing and 1.00 per month thereafter. Subscriptions due by July 25, 1912, at Stock Growers National Bank. certificates issued after the annual meeting. J L Murray president, A C Kingsford secretary.
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Cheyenne Railway Employers' Building and Loan Association
J. L. Murray
A.C. Kingsford
Sec
Cheyenne Power Company Invests 20000 in Upgrades
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power plans extensive improvements totaling 20000 to improve service. Ten thousand dollars will go to a snow engine brick building and generator and additional switchboard gear. Six thousand will buy new mas apparatus and four thousand will fund a transformer to serve more patrons. Existing mains extensions will cost four thousand. The move marks a historic funding level for the city utility.
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Cheyenne
Osborn Urges Votes for Wilson in Party Unity Push
Gov Osborn urges Republicans to back Woodrow Wilson to avoid bolting the party. He warns against a new third party and says dissidents can achieve their aims by voting for Wilson rather than splitting the GOP. He cites Democrats who backed Woods row Wilson and argues party cohesion is essential.
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Lanning
Movernor Osborn
Wilson
Bryan
Woods Row Wilson
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank B. Roach
August Voth
Edward G. Schoel
Thos. R. Reid
Carey Ave
H. H. Millard
Newcastle
Weat 16Th Street
Lindau Ventura Mines Corporation
Fildy St
Arnold Bode
Laramie Cathedral
W. 20Th
A. KB. Ferguson
E. L. Emery
Laramile County
Good Roads Cortathon
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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