Cadet Band Plans Colorado and Wyoming Tour
The Cheyenne Cadet Band under Captain Fletcher schedules a summer tour to northern fairs and city concerts. They have daily performances at the Frontier show and are already booked for events in Denver Fort Collins Douglas Casper Thermopolis Basin and Cody.
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Cheyenne
Fletcher
Pletcher
Denver
Fort Collins
Douglas
Casper
Thermopolis
Basin and Cody
Cheyenne Frontier
Captain Fletcher
Embryo Rider Injured When Horse Throws Him
Charies Hiethbiter sustained severe bruises and cuts after a horse owned by L. E. Folck tossed him at 10 yesterday morning. He was dragged about 25 feet and later died or was taken to Job's hospital. no bones were broken and the right side of his head was badly cut. Ross Lee had borrowed Folck’s horse earlier and a dispute arose after Hiethbiter mocked Lee for the incident.
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Charies Hiethbiter
Hiethbiter
Job’s
Histhbiter
L. E. Folck
Cheyenne Fire Department
Ross Lee
Folck
Folek
Lea
Aid
Lee
Card of Thanks for Algo Hefos Family
The Hefos family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for support and beautiful floral offerings during the loss of their husband and father Algo Hefos.
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Algo
Irs
John Hefos
Cheyenne High School Graduates Receive Diplomas
The Cheyenne high school graduates were awarded diplomas at the Capitol Avenue theatre during commencement exercises last night. The regular monthly school board meeting followed, with bills approved and routine business addressed. Miss Ruth Chaplin received a one year leave of absence from Churchill School while Miss Alice Redman resigned as supervisor of drawing to pursue studies at Pratt Institute.
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Cheyenne High School
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Ruth Chaplin
Churchill School
Alice Redman
Gregret
Pratt Institute
Convocation of Protestant Episcopal Church in Wyoming District
Delegates gather for the annual Convocation at St. Mark's Cheyenne from June 12 to 15 with Holy Communion sermons prayers and mission prayers. Programs include bishop’s address reports from committees and a women’s meeting parallel events feature lectures, luncheons, receptions, and musical meditations.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Whcastonary
Wyoming
St. Mark's Church
Cheyenne
Inelwatre
Thomas
Dray
Bishopstone
Edward M. Cross
Sheridan
Hishopstowe
Hally
Lancheon
New York
Mra. N
EB. T. David
Mildred McIntosh
Little Helpers
Beulah Hay
Woman's Auxiliary
Littl
Gallds
King
Warren
New York City
Bishopstowe
Examining Boards Meet Here Today
State board of examiners convenes this morning with county superintendent presiding to transact monthly business. Board members include Mrs Mamleb, J J Barry, and J O Creager as officers and sign certificates for teachers in several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Examiners
of County Superintendent of
Norick Cheyhub Offer Draws Doldary Interest
Cheyhub extends a bid to Doldary, drawing interest from regional officials and noting potential collaboration. Details remain limited as negotiations continue among involved parties.
Savior Fined 500 for Violating White Slave Act
William F. Savior of Sacramento California was fined 500 in district court after pleading guilty to violating the Mann White Slave Act by deserting his wife and marrying Mrs. Samuel C. Lee of Hattonville Mississippi. The couple lived as man and wife in Sacramento and registered as such at the Inter Ocean hotel while en route to California. Extradition brought Savior back to face the case. his wife testified in his defense with Mrs. Lee also appearing in court.
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William F. Savior
Sacramento
Cal
Samuel C. Lee
Hattionville
Miss
Saylor
Lee
Inter Ocean Hotel
California
Highway surveyors map Lincoln Highway across the plains
A Kansas City publishing house sent four car crews to map the Lincoln Highway from Cheyenne to Denver with side trips to resorts. Car No. 3 near Cheyenne has logged nearly 5000 miles detailing cities and routes, under F K E Rader and W W Wedding as leaders, while other cars completed their tasks.
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Kansas City, Kan
Lincoln Highway
Cheyenne
Fort Collina
Denver
Kansas City
Laramie
Wye
F. K E. Rader
W. W. Wedding
Markets Feature Choice Load of Duroc Jersey Hogs
The Tom Bell Cattle company of Crin Junction Wyoming offered 81 head of Duroc Jersey hogs on the market this morning. Averaging 214 pounds, the hogs sold at 7.05 dollars, the top price for today. Denver Record-Stockman notes the sale.
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Tom Bell Cattle Company
Crin Junction
Wyo
Denver Record-Stockman
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys Says Ancient Remedy
A damaged ad-like fragment promotes a home remedy using four ounces of salts in water before breakfast to cleanse kidneys and ease bladder irritation. It claims meat creates uric acid that overworks kidneys and touts a distasteful mixture from acids and fruit juice as a cure.
Rangers to Escort Colonel Cody in Denver June 26
Ranch No 2 of the National Order of Cowboy Rangers plans a royal welcome for Colonel Buffalo Bill Cody during his Denver visit June 26. The rangers will march in a parade and provide escort as Cody attends a Solla-Plato circus opening. Many will be mounted. others ride in automobiles. A Denver Overland Park Racing association invitee list includes local patrons. Maverick initiates and 59 new eligibles were reported at a Wednesday meeting.
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National Order of Cowboy Rangers
Buffalo Bill) Cody
Thin City
Colonel Cody
Wyoming
Denver Overland Park Racing Association
Denver Park
Parda
Roads Are Much Improved in Cheyenne Area
The Cheyenne Motor Club reports weather boosted road conditions into Cheyenne though many routes remain rutted and muddy. Bad stretches include Cheyenne to Denver and Cheyenne to Greeley while Cheyenne to Pine Bluffs shows better surface. forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday.
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Cheyenne Motor Club
Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
Denver
Laramie
Medicine Bow
Ronal
Greeley
Fort Collins
Dover
Wheatland
Trood
Laffrange
Torrington
Black Box serial and Grim Messenger feature at Atlas
Episode No 5 of the Black Box serial is shown today at the Atlas along with The Grim Messenger a two part drama set in Canadian woods where a society girl survives death then marries a trapper who she later deserts. John Mason makes his stage debut with the Pamons Players Film Company while Sir Charles J. Young’s drama Jim the People Onan adds prestige to the Paramount program.
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Canadian Woods
Wilds
Debe Mason
Penman
John Mason
Pamons Phayers Film
Charles J. Young
Jim
Paramount
Famous Players
Mary Pickford
Charles Chaplin
the Penman
Tackle All Kinds Satire On The Leader
A curious item records a satire titled Tackle All Kinds aimed at The Leader. The cryptic piece references Wromdug and a character named Temmerman amid hints of media and public reaction.
Briscoe Agency Plans Major Jackson Auto Complex
Briscoe Motor Company announces plans to build large automobile factories on Wildwood avenue Jackson Michigan and establish an industrial community west of the city. Land purchases include Murphy and Horning farms with a main ten to fifteen acre factory site and ancillary buildings and track. A trade school is planned to teach auto trades and metallurgy. Thousands expected to be employed.
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Briscoe Motor Company
Wildwood Avenue
Jackson
Mich
Murphy Farm
Horning
Aiouth
Murphy
Michigan Central
Benjamin Briscoe
Tn Jackson
Mob Hangs Slayer of Rich Farmer in Georgia
Johnson City Ga authorities reported Joseph Strado a Sicilian coal miner was seized by a mob this afternoon tied to a rafter in a tobacco house and lynched for killing Arthur Chapman wealthy rancher. Chapman's daughter Alva was wounded when shots were fired through a window. Labor tensions with foreign miners were blamed for the violent act.
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Johnson City
Jane Bi
Joseph Strado
Tre
By & Mob
Arthur Chapman
Convent Students Present Much Ado About Nothing
The Convent of the Holy Child Jeane prepares a Shakespearean rendition of Much Ado About Nothing to be staged Monday night in the convent auditorium. The production frames contrasts between life’s reality and its outward appearances through acted commentary and staged incidents.
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Convent of the Holy Child
Jeane
Convent
Board of Thanks for kindness after bereavement
Aboard a letter expresses gratitude for support received during the illness and death of a brother. Thanks are extended for visits, consolations, and the beautiful flowers sent by Mr. A F P Ham, Mr. and Mrs. George Ham, and Mr. and Mrs. A Z, and the family.
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Mr. A. FP
Ham
Mra
George Ham
A. Z
Praite
Hot Coffee and Parties at Sand's
Hundreds visit Leader WANT ADS daily to read listings and find profitable opportunities. The bustling scene shows steady traffic as shoppers scan ads for buys and sales.
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Sand‘s
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Bishop Randall Hospital
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