Secretary of State Office Sets a New Record in May
May brought a record month to the Secretary of State office with corporate and miscellaneous fees rising from 11073.55 in April to 15225.70 in May. Vehicle registrations added about 9000 in April and 7500 in May, pushing May totals to roughly 21509. Foremost, 65 new corporations formed in May including 40 domestic and 10 foreign entities, with eight foreign concerns qualified to do business in the state.
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Secretary OF State
Eixty
Maj Parker to Attend U S Army Musketry School
Major Arthur Parker will leave for Fort Sill Oklahoma to attend the U S army musketry school as a field officer of the Wyoming regiment and may be gone until August 1. Wyoming national guard officers will tour stations statewide to encourage enlistments with designated posts and officers listed.
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Arthur Parker
Fort Sill
Okla
U. S Army
Wyoming
Wyoming National Guard
Cavender
Newcastle
Glyde Daniel
Powell
Gordon House
Sheridan
George S. Smith
Branston
James Morganson
Wheatland
Chiles Plummer
Cody
Bertram Bennett
Casper
Firat
Jonathan Frisby
Jackson
Waldo F. Haynes
More Register Than Vote Here
The article notes a registration day in the first ward precinct where 243 certificates were issued and 319 names registered including 5 aliens and 24 with only first papers. Of 223 men aged 21 to 40, 144 voted in the presidential election, with many foreign-born workers and eight registered negroes.
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James John Flaherty
Charles Finale Hanna
William DeLoyd Thompson
Harry Oscar Linn
Dinneen's
Flaherty
United States
Union Paacific
Wyoming
Baseball Scores National League Review
Fragmented game notes report several NL results with teams Brooklyn Boston Chicago Washington listed. Postponements due to cold affect Philadelphia and many other games.
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New York
Cus
A Centsenseanns
Cincinnati
Sallee
Mearty
Reagan
Wingo
Ford theft leads to false alarm and local arrest
Sheriff reports a forgery surge earlier and an auto theft call ends with ownership recanting. Deputy Carroll investigated the missing Ford at the Plains hotel but found no trace before Smith recalled he parked it himself. Weld county man Burch jailed in Cheyenne for stripping $115 in sundries from a car, transported by Deputy Sedgewick via Grover.
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W. C. Smith
Burns
Plains Hotel
George Carroll
Smith
West End
Burch
Weld County
Colorado
Sedgewick
Cheyenne
Grover, Colo
Trout Fishing Bright in Saratoga This Spring
Trout fishing here is better this spring than in years past. Charles Plummer, brother of Cheyenne’s George Plummer, caught a rainbow over twenty two inches long and weighing nearly five pounds. The fish was sent to Denver to be mounted. Others are also being caught with flies and with bait.
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Saratoga
Wyo
Charles Plummer
George Plummer
Cheyenne
Denver
Northcliffe to Open New York Offices for British Business
Lord Northcliffe, en route to relieve Balfour, plans to open offices in New York to conduct British business in America and promote recruitment of British subjects. He regrets missing the Irish convention but remains keen on home rule interests.
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London
Lord Northcliffe
United States
Balfour
New York
America
Haig Drives Over Nine Mile Front Continues
Allied offensive gains reported on the nine mile front with Haig and British forces. American warships arriving on the French coast convoying wheat from the United States receive a celebratory reception. Austrian counter attacks incur heavy casualties and fail to dent Italian lines as official reports note renewed ground gains near Jamiano.
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Paris
United States
Rome
St. Quentin
Chemin Deschames
Vienna
Jamiano
Wippoch
Defendants Arrested Over Pro German Sentiments in Street Altercation
Barnes and an accomplice were jailed after a confrontation with two men who voiced pro German remarks. Barnes challenged one man to a fight, removed his coat, and a brawl ensued before police broke it up. Barnes remains in city jail awaiting trial for disturbing the peace on Wednesday.
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Barnes
Gates Half Soles Face Cheyenne Indians in Weekend Series
Denver’s Gates Half Soles, unbeaten this season, host the Cheyenne Indians at Pioneer Park with Raehel the catcher and Kane on the mound for the visitors. Cheyenne plans a strong lineup, while locals practice daily hoping to hand the Half Soles a defeat. The Indians also meet First Cavalry at Fort Russell Saturday at 2:30 p m as Army and town fans pack the post.
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Denver
Gates
Indians
First Cavalry
Fort Russell
Army
Cheyenne
Denver Man Buys Half Interest in Sands Drug Firm
W. Hays of Denver purchases a half interest in Sands Drug Co from C. E. Sands. The store will be run jointly, with increased stock and substantial improvements planned including window remodeling. Sands has operated the Cheyenne location for about eight years. Hays previously worked with Filmore Drug Co in Denver.
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Denver Man
SANDS
W. 8. Hays
Denver
Sanda Drug Company
C. E. Sands
Hays
Filmore Drug Company
Cheyenne
Knife Proves Fatal to Foley
Foley died from a knife wound as reported in Cheyenne. He was a well known laundry owner, survived by his wife and one brother Thomas Foley of Salt Lake City. He was proud of his Cheyenne laundry and often gave tours to visitors explaining the business.
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Thomas Foley
Salt Lake City
Foley
Cheyenne
31 Graduates Receive Diplomas In Ceremony
The 31 graduates and a pianist performed in a ceremony where Miss May Clouser, valedictorian with near perfect marks, spoke on The Conservation of Our Forests. Hon J O Creager discussed Public Education and Public Conscience. Diplomas were distributed by William Storey as students lined up to receive parchment amid applause.
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Bendel
May Clouser
J. O. Creager
United States
Georgia Hirst
Marchett
Ira BH. Fee
Scubblefield
Unclaimed Letters in Cheyenne Postoffice List
Unclaimed items at the Cheyenne postoffice include a long roster of names and business entities such as Cheyenne Mercantile Co and City Meat Market. The list features numerous individuals with varied titles and surnames, reflecting a substantial backlog of undelivered correspondence.
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Cheyenne Postoffice
Cheyenne
Heck Anderson
Pablo Almeida
Charles Angnew
Emily Allen
Chas. Arnold
Cora Armstrong
Blanche Brown
A. J. Bright
Trinidad Lotello
Telles Boiamann
Margarito Basquez, Jr
W. BE. Benson
Lee Caldwell
Cheyenne Mercantile Co
O. Chambers
Fay Carter
J. W. Carmen
City Meat Market
KR. M
Maronio Funeral Move For Late Brother Reid
Members of Cheyenne Lodge No. 1 A F and A M are asked to meet at Masonite Hall Friday at 10 o'clock to attend the funeral of Thomas R. Reid H B. Millard W Attest D W Gill Secretary
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Maronio
Cheyenne Lodge No. 1
Masonite Hall
Thomas R. Reid
H. B
Millard
W. Attest
D. W. Gill
Secretay
Knights to attend funeral service at Temple
Men of the Commandery are asked to meet at the Temple at 10 o'clock Friday to attend the funeral of a gentleman.
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Ion Bir
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