Independent and Democratic Sheriff Candidates in Laramie County
Independent candidate Thomas F. Talbot runs for sheriff promising nonpartisan law enforcement. Democratic contenders include Frank B. Roach and J C Hansen seeking county assessor. Thomas R. Reid aims for county commissioner. Mamie E. Hefferon seeks the school superintendent nomination, all subject to August 20 primaries in Wyoming.
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Laramie County
Wyoming
Thomas F. Talbot
J. C. Hansen
Campstool
Wyomite
Floa
Wople
Mamie E. Hefferon
Peter R. Warlaumont
Preparing a New Cheyenne Telephone Directory
The August issue of the Cheyenne telephone directory will go to press on July 14, 1912, with all changes and additions up to that date included. Prospective subscribers are urged to send their names now so they appear in the new book and telephone service can be installed at any desired time. The Mountain Telephone and Telegraph Co, Campbell, district manager.
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Cheyenne
Tother Dames
THE
Mountain Gratis Telephone and Telegraph CO
Campbell
Small town notices light up Cheyenne page collage
Local briefs cover repairs and shops on Carey Ave and 16th Street, a child injury, vocal lessons, travel notes, and police activity. People include Mr and Mrs C P Farmer, Lieutenant Steever, and Chief Ed Schooia. Also advice on Cham berlain's Liniment for lame back and a plant sign for Caplol saloon.
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Plu
Carey Ave
Mra
C. P. Farmer
Ida Grove
Wort 16Th Street
James Allister
Delong
Schooia
Pine Bluffa
Congregational Christian Endeavor Society
Caplol
Cheyenne Sign Works
John P. Painter
James E. Brown
Penn-sylvanias
Cheyenne
Los Angeles
Steever
Texas
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Department of Texas
Union Pacific
Denver
H. M. Newman
Ira
W. J
Packer
Wisconsin
Grants
Ned
Fourth Artillery Sets Fast Marching Record in Cheyenne
Word from Cheyenne says the Fourth Field Artillery is two days ahead of schedule and may set a new U S marching record. Troops march so fast mules strain to keep pace and deser tions have fallen to seven. Describes local ad for Chamberlains Cough Remedy with dealer endorsement.
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Cheyenne
Fourth Field Artillery
U.S
Fort Logan
Top Girder Erected for Citixen Bank Building
The top girder of the Citixen bank building's steel frame was raised yesterday. President Thomas and Architect Harerresen were hoisted to the frame for a celebratory position. Steel work should finish by mid next week with riveting by August first. Levy Construction of Denver holds the concrete and fireproof floors contract. Stevenson Contracting handles wiring. Johnson and Davis of Denver do plumbing and ventilating.
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Citixen
Waa
Thomas
Harerresen
Fingen
Levy Construction Company
Denver
Stevenson Contracting Company
Johnson & Davis of
Miners Convention Discusses Wyoming UMWA Event
United Mine Workers of America District No 22 held a Cheyenne convention at Eagles hall with about sixty delegates. Reports note 26 miners killed and 12 injured among 7229 employed in Wyoming mines last year, plus 6 610 354 tons produced and a larger union balance.
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United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming
Eagles’ Hall
Thomas Gibson
L. C. Hills
John Charles Thompson
Mina
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
U. P. Coal Company
Denver Shop Cuts Denied Linked to New Denver Plant
Union Pacific officials deny that layoffs in the Cheyenne shops are tied to the opening of the Denver higher plant. They say the small reduction in force results from dull summer business and not the Denver plant news.
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Union Pacific
Hig Ner
Denver
Cheyenne businessmen push for Denver evening train
Local business interests in Cheyenne urge the Colorado and Southern to operate an evening train to Denver hoping to boost the railroad's business and traffic.
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Colorado & Southern
Denver
Railroad Personalities In Denver Cheyenne City Visit
Railroad officials Mahoney of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line and J Helber Wabash general passenger agent are in the city on business while Ed Mahoney Denver official leans toward Cheyenne for discussions on service routes and scheduling.
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Mahoney
Denver
Unclear Passenger Destinations Listed
Fragmentary list shows passengers and their destinations including Denver Lemon Pueblo Pueblo Boise City Trinidad Durango Burke Lincoln with initials and names unclear. No cohesive event or narrative emerges from the OCR.
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U. BP
Charles Boyce
Denver
J. H. Nixon
Lemon
D. W
Wade
Omaha
Paul Boyle
Pueblo
Leo Morton
W. M. Anderson
Boise City
Idaho
J. W. Obermann
Trinidad
Jon Karo
Durango
T. A. Butthoff
Burke
Glade
Lincoln
Good Roads Men Finish Work on Painting Poles
In 1912 letters detail Good Roads progress across Wyoming and neighboring states painting telegraph and telephone poles. Emery reports lines from Laramie county east to Sherman Hill and beyond, while Ogden publicity confirms poles from Evanston to Ogden were completed with a second coat.
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Good Roads Phoenters
E. L. Eimery
Wyoming Highway Association
Randy Ballinger
Larame Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne
Wyo
Limmie Chamber of Commerce
Ballinger
Laramie County
Sherman Hill
Laramie City
Albany County
John W. Illy
Rock Springs
Sweetwater County
Pexton
Evanston
Uinta County
O. J. Stilwell
Weber Club
Ogden
Ogillen
Nevada
Missouri River
Carbon County
Wyoming
Bryan Responds to Watterson and Clark Attacks
Lincoln Nebraska July 12 W J Bryan defends his Baltimore convention stance in the Commoner. He counters Col Henry Watterson and Champ Clark by questioning loyalty to Bryanism and criticizing past praise of Underwood and other remarks. He accuses Watterson of targeting him for years.
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Lincoln
Neb
Baltimore
W. J. Bryan
Col
Henry Watterson
Champ Clark
Bryan
Clark
Federal Court Denies Order in 130000 Suit
In a federal court decision Judge Kiner refused receivership, vacated formation, and dismissed the proceedings at complainants cost. The case involved Central Trust Co and Willoughby G Walling against Rawhide and Davieth ranch, tied to a deed of trust on about 2600 acres and bonds totaling 15000. Plaintiffs allege ranch mismanagement. Chicago and Cheyenne attorneys cited. Scotts Bluff and city lawyers also appeared for defendants.
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Qorntertoy
Kiner
Oaee
Central Trust Company
Willoughby G. Walling
Mata, Fisher and Boyden
Chicago
Fisher
The
United States
Clark and Clark
Cheyenne
W. M. Morrow
Scotts Bluff
Ned
Mullen and Ridgley
City
Runaway Horse Wrecks Buggy Injuring Mother and Babe
A buggy driven by Mr. and Mrs. Earickson and their infant was overturned when a horse bolted at 18th and Eddy. Mrs. Earickson freed the reins but the horse bolted again, wheel passing over the mother and child. An automobile rushed them to Dr. Johnson for treatment. the baby suffered only bruises and cuts.
Rome Goose Episode Tells of Saving Rome
A fragment recalls an ancient tale from Rome where geese saved the city by alarming invaders. The piece notes Rome’s wealth and a parallel thought on living costs. It also mentions advice on caring for young trees in old orchards and their sunlight needs.
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Smithfield Street
Rome
High-up business men involved in smuggling ring
A new federal grand jury will hear a written confession implicating prominent Los Angeles and San Francisco men in an amug ring uncovered after the arrests of William Gerald and Harry Lloyd who attempted to move contraband Chinese laborers from Ensenada to the United States. Officials say the higherups include men who travel to China to obtain coolie labor for large agricultural and horticultural enterprises.
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Los Angeles
United States
Archibald
San Francisco
Amug
Wling
William Gerald
Harry Lloyd
Ensenda
California
Upe
China
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Frank B. Roach
Thos. R. Reid
Edward G. Schoel
Avery
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Sherman Co
Bonitas
Sherman Ny
Chamberlain
All Dealera
H. W. Hendrickson
Ohio Falls
Ind
Burroughs
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Oscar Borensen
Court Place
Colorado
Mary
Railroad News
Laramie
Rawlins
Franston
Great Salt Lake
E. L. Emery
Pres
Wyoming Highway Assn
Utah
EB. L. Emery
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Streek
Watterson
Hound Dawg Clark
Babe
Wood Street
Otteburgh Post
Ohenstein
Continental Oil CO
Albuquerque
Boise
Salt Lake City
Washington Market
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