Wyoming Registration Drive Aims To Sign Women Voters
The article reports on a statewide women’s registration campaign led by the Ladies of State Shade Colorado and local committees. It notes targets of 15 percent to 20 percent of eligible women, cards sent 29 000 with hope of half returned, and efforts in Casper Mark Powell and Uintah counties. It mentions extension to August 15 and cards bearing prohibition pledges to conserve food.
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Wyoming
Mani Mare
Cole
Cole Tate
National Defense Council
Mre
R.A Morton
Casper
Mark
Powell See
Uinto County
Mre Morton
Pair Are Held for Robbery at Burns
Local sheriff's office arrested Joe Casile Allan and Dan O Hal lore within six hours after they robbed Frank Smith a rancher at Burns. Robbers fled toward Cheyenne and were tracked to near the Texas Oil company warehouse and Colorado Southern tracks. A third man named Leichmidt claimed to be a rail laborer and was jailed. Offenders were found with more than a dollar concealed about their clothing.
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Joe Casile
Allan
Dan O'Hallore
Frank Smith
Smith
Caule
Cheyenne
George Cirroll
Tasile
Hallam Huline
Ue Texas of Company
Colorado& Southern
Leichimidt
Ant
Five New Corporations Formed in State Filing
On Monday five corporations filed articles with the secretary of state. The Clark Production & Refining Co is a South Dakota firm with $2.5 million capitalization, listed Deadwood as a main office and with nine directors. The Colorado Won mine company appears under Andorale estate, capital $1.85 million. The OF S&S Building Co lists $800,000 capital. Major Ormesby and Joelle Ormelis among organizers. The Mercantile Oil Refining Co is capitalized at $2 million with Dow City as headquarters and a slate of directors. The Hecker Streettie and Malting Co, tied to Wyoming, plans a brewing plant and moves machinery to another town.
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Atre
Clark Production & Refining Company
Andorale
S&s Building Company
Caxger
Ormesby
Joelle Ormelis
Fog Seherek
Minnie
Mercantile Oil Refining Company
Dowshis
Numrber Wallan J. Kilpatrick
PF CO
Kellew
William M. Staneherry
Pelton
BE. Tent
O¢ Willis
Thomas L
Tae Aleg Heen Oreanteed Oder Cheetre
Wyoming
Outepocih
Doug Dostnese
Oeden
Uli
Aaneton
Weordine
Movie Mad Youths Ask to Join Sheriff Squad
Two 17 year old Ontario youths sent a postcard to a Wyoming sheriff asking to join a cowboy squad inspired by a film. The sheriff had no prior knowledge of the squad or the idea of cowboy volunteers, and no decision on acceptance was announced.
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Joy
Shortie
Wes
Eric Paley
Adjutant General Visits Sheridan for Office Affairs
Visits in Sheridan by Adjutant General An dersen to attend to official duties. He left the city and is spending the fore part of the week in Sheridan to handle office matters.
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Sheridan
Mal Ro Andersen
Great Medicine: Lydie Pinkham's Compound’s Origin
The article credits Lajla E. Pinkham with a botanic recipe from fifty years ago that evolved into Lydie E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It describes how the remedy was prepared by steeping herbs in the kitchen stove and used by friends and believers for women's ailments, gaining fame as a standard cure.
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Lydie E. Pinkham
Lajla E. Pinkham
Hat Mea Sinkham
Belgians Enjoyed Their Visit Here in Cheyenne
A Belgian mission led by Baron Moncheur praised Cheyenne for a distinctive visit on July 18. The group toured the park wild west program cavalry reviews and Fort post, with May or K. N. LaFontaine receiving thanks for arranging memorable hospitality.
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K. N. LaFontaine
Baron Moncheur
Cheyenne
Onwlue
Alfred
Folkrod to test Indian motorcycle on 1500 mile run
Local rider N. D. Folkrod will depart for Denver to begin a three day 1500 mile road test for the Indian motorcycle. He aims for St. Louis, with Hendee Manufacturing and National Motorcycle Association oversight watching closely as he pushes the machine under varied road conditions.
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N. D. Folkrod
Denver
Hendee Manufacturing Company
National Motorcycle Association
Folkrod
St. Louis
Europe
Supreme Court Justice Moody Will Filed for Probate
The will of William H. Moody former associate justice of the United States Supreme Court who died at his Haverhill home on July 2 is filed for probate in Salem. The estate is valued at $960,000.
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Salem
Maas
William H. Moody
United States Supreme Court
Haverhill
Champion Western Riders with Hagenbeck Wallace Circus
Two score cowboys and cowgirls from Wyoming Idaho Oklahoma and Montana join in the Maxgenbeck Wallace circus touring Cheyenne on Thursday Aug 9. Dixie Baldwin holds the Pollee Gazette gold medal as world champion cowgirl after winning the trophy from Eva Mulhall at the Stampede Roundup. The 19 year old Little Big Horn Montana native grew up on the plains and turned to cow punching becoming a top horsewoman in the Hagenbeck Wallace show. The circus employs about 1000 people and features diverse clubs and social groups aboard its living quarters and tents.
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Wyoming
Idaho
Oklahoma
Montana
Maxgenbeck- Wallace
Cheyenne
Dixie Baldwin
Pollee Gazette
Miss Baldwin
Eva Mulhall
Speeshead Bay
Little Big Horn
Mont
Bfe
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus Expands With Global Ties
The Hagenbeck Wallace circus grows yearly and operates offices in major cities worldwide as it hires novel acts. A polyglot troupe with fifty children trains under an American rider, learning English at the circus school while performers’ families join the traveling show.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Echoo
Hagenbeck- Wallace Circus
Promotion to New Officers Training Camp
Lieut Victor Moreau of the regular army, long in Wyoming assisting national guard instruction, receives orders from headquarters to proceed to Buffalo New York for duty at Fort Niagara officers training camp. He will leave the city immediately for the post.
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Victor Moreau
Regular Army
Wyoming National Guard
Buffalo
N. Y
Fort Niagara
New York
Indians Abandon Game as Manager Goes on Vacation
L. C. Mentz, manager of the Cheyenne Indians, says the team has virtually disbanded. Rick Manion has joined the Greeley Spades in Colorado, with no prospects to fill his vacancy. Mentz cites financial losses and will be on vacation for weeks, signaling no more Pioneer Park games this year unless outside teams select Cheyenne as their field.
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L. C. Mentz
Cheyenne Indians
Ricks Manion
Greeley
Colo
Mentz
Cheyenne
Pioneer Park
Weather Outlook for Cheyenne and Wyoming
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with showers likely in Cheyenne and southeastern Wyoming. Temperature remains steady with a mean around 67 degrees, highest 78 and lowest 46, NW winds up to 20 mph. Precipitation since January 1 stands at 0.15 inches with 0.687 inches of rain reported in the last 48 hours.
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Cheyenne
Vivinity
Wyoming
L. H. Daingerfield
Great Wallace show headlines circus acts and parade
The circus department features 400 artists including Herr Von Ritter and the Flying Wards. Acts include wire-walking on a pole and aerial feats. Cap t. Emil Schewyer praised as top wild animal trainer. Fifty clowns lead by Lon Moore Fred Egener and Arthur Borefa. Performances at 2 and 8 p.m. A three mile parade starts at 4 o'clock.
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Phants
Wallace
Herr von Ritter
Devent
Emil Schewyer
Lon Moore
Fred Egener
Arthur Borefa
Deora
No Title Will Be at Stake at Basin Tourney
The Basin tennis tourney August 2 3 and 4 will be a patriotic event not the state championship as earlier announced. The national group ordered patriotic tournaments during wartime and this rule remains until hostilities end.
Prosecution Pushes to Close Segregated Districts in Wyoming
United States District Attorney Charlee L. Rigdon leads a federal effort, under department of justice orders, to shut down segregated districts near military posts as Wyoming troops mobilize. The drive, aided by Sheridan and Kemmerer authorities and backed by a Wilson proclamation, aims to end immorality within five miles of posts before troops move to California.
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United States
Charlee L. Rigdon
Department of Justice
Cheyenne
California
Rigdon
Kemmerer
Sheridan
Wilson
I L. Crabbe
State Anti- Saloon League
A Mendrick
Department of Fugtive
Wyoming
Hold-Up Extracts $20 from Victim
O A Larson and J C Whitlock were robbed by an unknown man just after ten o clock on Fifteenth Street near Becker's hotel. Larson lost $20 and a Union Pacific service letter while Whitlock lost $5 in cash. The gun was placed against Larson's ribs as the suspect demanded money and fled before police late last night.
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O. A. Larson
J. C. Whitlock
Becker's
Larson
Union Pacific
Whitlock
Cheyenne Frontier Celebration Nets Large Receipts
Cheyenne closes its Frontier celebration with record crowds and rail and auto visitors. The Red Cross gets half the net proceeds after expenses. Frontier committee expects gate receipts to surpass all prior shows. Union lights and street cleanup completed by Sunday morning as poll of travelers indicates a peak in attendance.
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Light Company
Cheyenne
A Hroderick
Ning Vac
Fic
Frontier
Chaeyaone
Don’t Use Dyes for Gray Hair Q Stans Offer
An advertised hair product line promises harmless gray hair whitening with a satisfaction warranty. It promotes Q Ban items including air tonic and toilet soap. The note directs readers to A E B Roedel's Drug Store and suggests mailing to Memphia Tennessee for a free booklet.
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A. EB. Roedel
Jensic-Wilis Drug Co
Memphia
Tern
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Ladies OF State Shade Colorado
Burns
Universal “National
Ford
Auto Goods Company
W. Lincoln
Way
Pormel
Hagenbeck- Wallace
Dixie Baliwin
Weather Report
Aikalk Fiyje
Kendrick
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