Tranto Murder Shocks Cheyenne Store in Home Defense
Jennie Tranto a 18 year old Cheyenne woman shot and killed Joe Tamperallo in her Sixteenth Street store after he attempted an assault she described as a dishonor to her. She surrendered at the police station saying she had just killed a man and asked to be locked up.
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Jennie Tranto
Ross Tranto
Joe Tamperallo
Tranto
Sixteenth
O'Neil
Tamperallo
Mrs. Tranto
Embery
Rosa Tranto
Cheyenne
Rosa
Widower Seeks Blonde Wife in Federal Newspaper Notice
A New York notice from July 17 seeks a blond bride for a 62 year old widower worth over 8 million dollars. The man hires David L Hardenbrook of 19 Fulton Street Jamaica Long Island to find a wife who is under 20, blue eyed, rosy cheeked, well educated, and from a good family.
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New York
David L. Hardenbrook
Fulton Streets
Jamaica
L. 1
Strange Malady Ends Nine Lives on Illinois Farm
At the Palm farm north of Ferrin in Clinton County Illinois a mysterious illness killed nine people including Godfrey Palm and his wife. The disease began with internal fever and severe cramps baffling physicians. A sulfur odor faintly pervades the premises and fog each morning. milk and water were not blamed though no poison was proved. Ackerman’s hog carcass spoiled after the latest death.
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Illinois
Mount Vernon
Ill
Ferrin
Clinton County
John Askerman
Godfrey Palm
Ackerman
State Dry Farm shows strong 1912 results under Prof Watson
Prof E H Watson in charge reports busy demonstrations and experiments at the state dry farm. Acres planted include small grains flax peas oats corn fodder sorghum potatoes and a large variety of garden crops. Weather data indicate a normal year with above average precipitation lending optimism for harvest.
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E. H. Watson
State Dry Farm
Watson
Mr. Watson
Canada
the Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Up-to-Date Advertising Talks in Cheyenne Weekend
Cheyenne merchants are assured extra business Friday and Saturday as ads in the Cheyenne State Leader reach active buyers. The paper promotes advertising to influence and reach the Leader readership, promising targeted notices and early placements for best results.
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Cheyenne
Myhy
Warren Jenkins Murder Trial Dragging Into Fourth Day
The Jenkins murder trial drags as veniremen face a long panel. Judge Parmalee extends voir dire to reach a suitable jury. A hundred centermen were called, with many seeking excuses to avoid service and one potential juror kept back for age limits.
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Warren Jenkins
J. Warren Jenkins
Jennie Jenkins
Parmalee
Millionaire Baby on Train Trip Wears Barely Any Clothes
A two month old, Marjorie French, daughter of Thomas French of Pasadena, traveled four days across 2200 miles with almost no clothing. Her parents and relatives endured a chaotic rescue as they scavenged baby garments at stops from Needles to Albuquerque, tearing up their own garments to cover the infant and sharing tales of the frantic pursuit to keep her dressed.
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Chicago
Marjorie French
Thomas French
Pasadena
Calif
John Vischer Elfiort
Elery
Mrs. French
Marjorie
Familly
Polk Street
Ming
Albuquerque
la Junta
Cole
Frenco
Wyoming elk reserve funded by Congress
Edward Kelley announces a $50,050 federal appropriation to establish a winter elk reserve in Wyoming south of Yellowstone Park. The money will fund land purchase, buildings, fences, and maintenance in a two thousand acre area, with Kelley noting the plan follows his work on the elk preservation committee and praise for the Portland B P O H convention delegation.
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Cheyenne
Edward Kelley
Portland
Oregon
Kelly
Wyoming
Committee On
Congress
Yellowstone Park
Secretary of Agriculture
Yea
Bike
Hia
Mrs Taft chum seeks a divorce in Washington
Washington society learns that Mrs Frank Ellis has filed for absolute divorce from Frank Ellis. The couple, who came from Cincinnati, have been separated a year with unsuccessful reconciliation efforts. Ellis, a lawyer and clubman, is said to be in a sanitarium. their son Franklin H Ellis is away. The case cites infidelity as the sole ground under district law.
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Washington
Washington Society
Mis
Frank Ellis
Tafts
National
Ellis
Bar Harbor
Helen Taft
Beverly
Federal Troops Loot Mormon Store and Threaten Resistance
Mexican officials report federal soldiers looted Haymore Brothers store in Cotom Oaxaca and robbed Millard Haymore Sr. of cash, with a second Mormon store looted at Colonia Moreley. Mormons vow to resist troops as government inquiry continues. General Orozco undecided on evacuation as federals advance toward Colonia Morelon.
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Cotomaxaca
State of Sonora
Mexico
Juz
Haymore Brothers
Millard Haymore, Sr
Colonia Moreley
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Jos, Tamperano
South Cheyenne
Veniremen
United States
Mr. Kelly
Rueh L. Hoffman
Colorado Springs
Joseph B. Fan
National Capital
Cotillon
Juarez
Orozco
Chihuahua
Mexican & Northwestern
Cases Grandes
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