City News notes repairs and residents in Cheyenne era
Local notices describe water repairs and service in Cheyenne with brief business mentions. Names include A F Vick and J C Gaskin while a bankruptcy petition filed by Frank Berrier is noted. property deeds report the sale of five lots near West Fourth Street and Carey Avenue to Kikijure Kokomizo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Printery
Toston Carey
Denver
Union
Waa
Yjits
Simon Gaskin
Gory
Cheyenne
California
J. C. Gaskin
Frank Berrier Vile
Hog
Carey Averte
George 7Wokmoto
Kikijure Kokomizo
Carey On Vieli Governor Carey Heads To Croreyhurat
Carey travels today for Croreyhurat to spend Sunday with his granddaughter. Seals funeral set for Monday at St Marys cathedral. Clubwomen to meet at the Library to map next years study plan. J H B Dyer leaves for Denver on a business trip. McGill heads to Laramie for a weekend with family. Kennedy returns from the East. Bachresen returns from a north central state trip. Mrs. Davis returns from Tacoma visit. Carlisle returns to Cheyenne after state business. Russell sentenced for $25 theft at a saloon. Mrs. Hume of Eaton visits with Laffertys. Carroll and Holmes caught stealing shirts. arrested by Policeman Swift. Cheyenne Milling company articles filed for incorporation. G A R members invited to Gettysburg film at Atlas Theatre next Thursday. Cadet visitors day scheduled for Pole Mountain camp. change to Monday for better parent access. Metropolitan state arrivals list includes Stetson, Roggin, Johnson, Burna, Coppenhaver, Berry, Hauf, Dallas, Kennedy, Reynolds, Woods, Lanning, Stringer, Johnson, Goodrich, Marsden, Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Seals
Patrick Seals
St. Mary's Cathedral
Women's Club
Denver
JH. B. Dyer
Burlington
Laramie
John McGill
East
T. Blake Kennedy
North
A. FF. Baorresen
4. H. Davis
Tacoma
Washington
Carlisle
C. C
Cheyenne
Pert
Russell
Charles Crouch
Hdwards
Eaton
Ben Stetson
Iron Mountain
William Roggin
Fred Johnson
Rawlins
George Burna
George Coppenhaver
Albin
J. F. Berry
Diamond
Fred Hauf
Glenda
William J. Dallas, Jr
William J. Dallas
E. A. Kennedy
Frank Reynolds
Thomas Woods
Chugwater
Thomas Lanning
Goldsmith
D. R. Stringer
Emma
Louis C. Goodrich
Wheatland
Stella Marsden
Lusk
Thomas Linton
Casper
Perjury Charged Against Wheatland Foreman
O. C. Morris a section foreman near Wheatland arrived in town in custody of Deputy Sheriff Yost. A direct information has been filed and he will be heard before District Judge Mentzer. The alleged perjury related to the trial of I. W. Gray versus the Stock Growers Bank of Wheatland. Morris testified about the wall collapse during the bank building and later contradicted himself when recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Morris
Wheatland
Yost
W. C. Mentzer
I. W. Gray
Stock Growers Bank of Wheatlandd
Morris
Gray
Longest Day Marks Start of Summer
The article notes the sun rises at 4 40 and sets at 7 24 signaling the longest day. Summer begins tonight just after 6 00, while astronomers confirm spring persists until then.
Burke Named Chief State Humane Agent in New Board
Kr. W. Burke appointed chief state humane agent heading a governor appointed board. Other members include T. A. Cosgriff, Mrs. D. Swan, F. R. Dildine and David Nimmo. The former board ended when its appropriation stalled by a partial veto. Burke holds sole charge for now and will not reappoint the former officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kr. W. Burke
Carey
T. A. Cosgriff
Mra
Swan
F. R. Dildine
David Nimmo
Mra. Swan Ia
Ira B. Fee
L. C. Hills
W. Stone
F. A. Hadsell
Burke
Secretaria
Lands in Jail for Taking Suit Lands
James O'Day, a box car tourist, is in the city jail charged with stealing a suit of clothes from Dai Ber Bros. He and a companion entered the store days ago with a ruse to buy socks. O'Day allegedly removed the clothing from a wall display, hid it under his coat, and sold it to a bartender who grew suspicious. Officer Warramount made the arrest. Police call him a professional sneak thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Day
Daiber Bros
O'Day
Warramount
Land Office Report of Homestead Entries and Proofs
Yesterday a light day at the United States land office with three final proofs and four original entries. Final proofs were filed by James Jeffers, Anton Bramborn, and Margaret G. Milligan of Cheyenne. original entries by Henry T. Miller, Mark T. Miller of Wheatland, Orrin G. Wigs, Jay Em, Fae Harvey, and Van Tassell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fund Office
James Jeffers
Albin
Anton Bramborn
Margaret G. Milligan
Cheyenne
Henry T. Miller
Mark T. Miller
Wheatland
Orrin G. Wigs
Jay Em
Fae Harvey
van Tassell
Marine sergeant plans re enlistment after furlough
Sergeant Fluty of the United States Marine recruiting office completes a term and takes a 30 day furlough to visit family in Kansas City. He says he will reenlist as soon as furlough ends, noting travel and savings as benefits of serving Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fluty
United States Marine Recruiting Office
Kansas City
Sam
End Ladies in Elk Minstrels in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Evening previews the end ladies in Elk Minstrels show to be staged at the Capitol Friday night under Joe Pron Producing Co. with Glens Hiel directing. Gladys Astle and colleagues head a cast of comediennes and song numbers, described as a riot and a night to remember as advance ticket sales open at local stores.
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Chey Ln
Wikman
Joe Pron
Gelns Liel
Bren Fe
Bne
Gladys Astle
Helen Astle
Hazel Astle
Charione Rocket
Helen Keefe
Elsie Bor
Luella
F. W. Roedel's
Bill's Shop
Sand's Drug Store
Storey’s Confectionery
McMillan and Shepherd
W. F. Dalber & Bros
H. N. Boyd
Elopement Involving Brother Wife Sparks Police Action
Joseph Bebte and his brother’s wife, both Poles, eloped from Moline to Cheyenne and were tracked by Frank SchleW to a police station. The injured husband plans divorce and return, while federal white slavery charges may be considered if evidence shows the couple left together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sehied
Moline
Frank Schied
W. J. McClement
Frank Schlew
Willling
United States
Mullen
Joseph Bebte
Bohied
New Ambassador Is Guest of Japanese
George W. Ciabele of Pittsburgh the new ambassador to Japan was a guest of Viscount Chingda at a dinner. Other attendees included Dr. Boyeda and Z. Kalmya from Japan on a special peace mission, with officials from the U.S. State Department and embassy staff present.
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Washington
George W. Ciabele
Pittsburgh
Japan
Viscount Chingda
Ur. 4
Boyeda
Z. Kalmya
Coussaller KB
Ghiy Dehara
God Oller
Dapauwee Elle
Railroad meeting and engine moves at Union Pacific
The Union Pacific held a monthly meeting at the superintendent's office in Cheyenne with officers and division staff from Green River Evanston Rawlins and other points. Two new Southern Pacific oil burner engines passed through on freight service. A new equipment foreman was appointed after a death. A serious hand injury occurred at the shops, likely requiring amputation. A government inspector is reviewing Volontary Pacific and Burlington facilities to ensure safe operation. The shops will close for repair work and some workers will take furlough.
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Union Pacific Monthly
Chbeyenne
Gem
WH. Simith
Assistwnnt
Green River
Ki. Heard
W. E. White
Evanston
A, RR
McCabe
Rawlins
A. Jordan
Omaha
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
St. John’s Hospital
Volon Pacifiy
Burlington
Thirty-one IWW members sentenced for unlawful assembly
On June 20 the Industrial Workers of the World members, thirty-one in total, were sentenced to three months hard labor in the county jail for unlawful assembly. The sentences were suspended upon good behavior. The report notes a reflection on contentment versus riches and a warning against deception.
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Patersonsn
Antil
Industrial Workers of the World
Hotel Arrivals List From THE PLAINS to OKLA and NY
A long ledger of hotel arrivals lists guests and their home cities including THE PLAINS Wyoming. New York. Denver. Omaha. Milwaukee. Chicago. Sherman. Detroit. Kansas City. Casper. Wheaton. Lingle. OK and other places. Notable names include K Henedett Cappoenter W Wilson Sheridan Powell Abou New York J G Ramee Walter Cohen J M Cullet J McGowan and J M O'Neal. The compiled roster reads like a cross section of travelers and locals lodging at hotels across multiple states and cities.
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Walter 8Ohen
New York
J. C. Prankel
Detroit
B Krougberger
Webert Martin
Omaha
J. M Cullet
W. Ht. Pinton
Horkey
Rtephen Tobin
Casper
EB Reinenachneider
Milwaukee
J. M. O'Neal
Woken
A. RB
Meritt
Chicago
J. McGowan
Lingle
R. Strong
Okla
Miew Ughe
Vere
Names listed in a historic Denver area notice
A fragmentary OCR list of individuals and places including Denver Omaha Kansas City Casper and Torrington appears as a roster of names and affiliations. The text shows many scattered surnames and initials with minimal context or actions.
Unclear Names List from Historical Notice
A fragmented roster of individuals and places appears, including Maurice Pascoe Russell Gulch Casper August Matheson Mia J KE Mayes Lusk Mrs and Miss Dover Borrio Santa Fe G W Johnson Omaha HE Dilord Kansas City W Oliver Denver A HH Blakelee C A Welker C T Rasmmer and wife Montesuma G W Harmon Salt Lake City Mrs Fred Healey Pie UWloffs Mrs A FB Mead Cherokee Iowa John l Hegenberger Sterling VY Parthemore and wife Harrisburg Pa BE A Lobree San Francisco J Newsom North Beni Neb.
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Maurice Pascoe
Russell Gulch
J. Gwthberg
Casper
August Matheson
Mia
J. KE
Mayes
Lusk
Fred Healey
Pie Uwloffs
Local Names and Places in a Fragmented List
A garbled OCR fragment lists individuals and places such as Albany Glen Knedle Riverton Francis Garett Wheatland Elmer Kulows Grand Idhood Net FlGG Inegte Grand Ireland Neb BF Willard Denver Wrecker Lincoln PH Kaunton Moxon City Evaneton J.B. Allen Elty J. Hella San raucigoe.
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Glen Knedle
Riverton
Francis H. Garett
Wheatland
Elmer Kulows
Grand Idhood
Net
Flgg
Inegte
Grand Ireland
BF. B. Willard
Denver
Ft. Wrecker
Lincoln
PH. Kaunton
Moxon City
FO M Nicholas
Evaneton
J.B. Allen
Elty
J. Hella
San Raucigoe
Sherman Co. Paper Hoarding Floor Finishing
Floor finishing work at Sherman Co involved paper hoarding and surface treatments. Workers prepared sites for ongoing production lines while coating and sealing floors to prevent dust. No injuries reported.
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Ue Sherman Co
T ° Sherman Co
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