Tablet Unveiling Marks Suffrage Era in Cheyenne
The Daughters of the American Revolution place a tablet on the EB A Logan building site that housed the legislature approving the first woman suffrage bill. Unveiling is today at 6 pm with Judge Carey and Mrs. Maurice Groshon among speakers and music by local performers.
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EB. A. Logan Store
Judge Carey
Maurice Groshon
Cheyenne
Sb. A. R
Harold Vaughan
Ann Chnhous
Edith Whipple
Military wedding at St Mark's in Port Russell
Capt Norman Robbe of the Twenty-fifth cavalry and Miss Frances Weatherbee of West Newton Mass were married at St Mark's Episcopal church Cheyenne yesterday at high noon. Bishop N S Thomas officiated with Rev S A Muston. The ceremony drew a large turnout as wartime leave restrictions kept the groom distant from the bride's home. The bride wore silver embroidered net with silver lace and carried bridal roses and valley lilies. A reception followed at the Plains before a brief wedding tour and d.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Norman Robbe
Twenty-ffth Cavalry
Frances Stuart Weatherbee
West Newton
Mans
Frank Wertherbes
N.S. Thomas
S. A. Muston
St. Mark’s
Cheyenne
Ronald B. Johnson
Charles O. Thomas
T. A. Coughlin
Lois A. O'Donnell
William A. Gorton
Reese M. Howell
the Plains
Fort Russell
Robbe
Church Circles Heneley to Sing at Congregational Service
Mr Heneley of Fort Russell a former Chautauqua circuit singer will perform a baritone solo at the morning service of the Congregational church. Twenty five ladies met at Mrs Meyring's home for the monthly social with themes of summer flowers and flags, followed by sewing, visiting and refreshments hosted by Mrs Meyring Mrs French Mrs EB A Walker and Miss Hazel Stovirk.
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Heneley
Fort Russell
St Mark's Guild Plans Frontier Days Dances
A St Mark's guild meeting at the Parish house presided by Mrs. David Nimmo drew a large attendance. Plans were completed for a four night dance series next week during Frontier days with uniform prices and refreshments in the child room including ice cream and cake.
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St. Mark's Guild
Mre
David Nimmo
Sunergne
St. Mark's
Fort Russell
Moe Bluffs
Moorehouse
Mesnre Milute
Chaplin
Bishop
Thomas
Prince
J. H. Walton
C. T. Frank
and Mix
Emer Keefe
Mesdames H G. Watson
Funergao
Mesdames Walton
Frank
Keefe
Frontier Market Promises Fresh Fall Pantry Supplies
The Frontier store announces open Tuesday and Thursday afternoons with a broad selection of meats, produce, baked goods, and canned goods. Fresh shipments arrive daily with farm produce and live poultry, offering a complete line to meet shopper demand.
Martin Defends Refusal To Open Park To Campers
City official John A Martin defends keeping Lake Minnehaha closed to camping parties citing sanitation, facilities, and safety. He contrasts with Frontier organizers claims of a ready camping site at Lake Malpallitah offering water, wood, and sanitation for 5000 camping parties.
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Martin
Minnehaha
Cheyenne
Frontier
John A Martin
Snport
Minnehaha Park
Lake Malpallutah
Sloans’ Lake
Kendrick
A. Semrad
The
Frontier Committee
Minpelalae
Irwin Family Mourns Young Trick Rider
Floyd Irwin 22, son of Chaplew Irwin, died from injuries after a horse fell on him at a private hospital. A renowned frontier performer and trick rider, he gained fame across Wyoming and the western states. He leaves wife Milith Irwin, his mother and father, three sisters, and was to be laid to rest with services led by Rev. LC Milks of Denver after a family viewing at the Irwin and Elke homes.
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Flew Irwin
Chaplew Irwin
ToWine
Floyd
Frontier
Wyoming
Ne “Bao
Spd
Foley
Irwin
Lone
Mre
Milith Irwin
Farther
of. Irwin
Prank Jones
Charlix Jotnson
Mise
Ihadys Irwin
Floyd Irwin
Kanvas
Elke
Bev, Lc, Milks of
Denver
Famous Circus to Visit Ten Cities this Summer
A circus promoter touts the Hagen Mes Wallace show as a premier entertainment, promising a spectacular Frontier day spectacle. He predicts strong public interest in Cheyenne and notes the act will bring novel entertainment to multiple cities.
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Cheyenne
Eirus
America
Hagen Mes Wallace
Conmkequoilal
Winine Class Picnic at Lake Minnehaha
The Win ine Class of the Meth odist Sunday school taught by Mrs A Le Putnam enjoyed a picnic at Lake Minnehaha last evening. They feasted, played games, sang and boated, with Rev k EY Brave as guest.
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Methodist Sunday School
A. le. Putnam Ie
Lake Minnehaha
K. EY Brave
Indianapolis Mayor and others indicted for 1914 election corruption
Mayor Joseph F Bell of Indianapolis and sixty other prominent city figures were arrested and indicted today by a federal grand jury on charges of corruption connected to the 1914 election. The group faces widespread political upheaval as authorities pursue the case.
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Indianapolis
Iod
Judg Vo
Joseph &. Bell
Diany
Federal
Henaway Ps LIVES Hepp Not Pamaging
A fall from a runaway horse caused an incident on a street near Bigteenth and Moderni, prompting pursuit and a dramatic escape. No serious injuries were reported, and investigators noted the event occurred during an evening drive with a driver missing.
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Henaway
University of Wyoming Announces Sept 25 Opening
At a meeting of the executive committee the University of Wyoming board of trustees announced a delayed opening for the new year to September 25. Dr J M Tuniway resigns to become president of Colorado College and will leave around August 6 with his family. Interim president Burke and four board members discussed the leadership change and staff appointments including new clerks and county agents.
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Laramie
Board of
Trveters
University of Wyoming
Wysitiers Wis
JM. Tuniway
Coloraka College
Colorado Springs
Iis
Duniway
Hurke
Mer Cures
Amd
Ais
Vewr Antil
Sete Ber
My. Abbett
Odie Cat Liege
Prat
Tos. Varsons Cory
Muraotie
Vere
Steward
Alar
Pennty
Hayes
Lincoln
Miss
Luavind Stewart
Eleed Ay
University Lebrary
Miss Piggies
Cadet Band Benefit Tonight At Local Hall
A Cadet Band benefit is announced for this evening at the hall. Admission is 26 cents, with free admission for all who enjoy the event. proceeds go to support the cadets and a future musical program.
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Cadet Band
Diane
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Saratoga
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Peover
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East
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Port Russell Society
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Hoeft
Wilson
Pure Foods
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J. T, Boyd
Kensington
St. Mark's Gauild
H.W
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Evans Street
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Lisle
Merode
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Wilson Bros. and
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Colling
le Dernier
du Brock
Kenyon
Kayser
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Murphy
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