Justice Scott of Supreme Court Seriously Ill
Justice Scott of the Supreme Court collapsed en route home from the capitol building, suffering severe nausea and dizziness. He was aided by Capitol Assistant Rockefield and others, transported to his home, where family care was arranged as his condition required.
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Richard H. Beott
Weening Supreme Court
Capitol Building
Justice Beott
Alek
Castodian Rockefield
Capitol Force
Scott
Hoe
Preston
Justigan Beard
Bollard
Governor Kendrick Receives Special Canned Salmon Gifts
March 10 is National Canned Salmon Day per an invitation received yesterday by Governor J B Kendrick from Seattle's national canned salmon committee. He was gifted three gilded cans engraved with his name to mark the occasion.
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J. B. Kendrick
National Canned Salmon Committee
Seattle
Waah
Parents plead for city to end infant's life in Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa March 2 Charles Cleveland a Rock Island worker urged city health officials to kill his two month old daughter Dorothy born without a palate and deformed doctors say she will likely die but refused to end her life. The mother also supported the request but the doctors declined.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles Cleveland
Rock Island Royalhouse
Dorothy
Isthor
Mother
Frontier Committee Elects Officers for 1916 Celebration
The 1916 Frontier committee met at the Industrial club and elected Fred J Hoff man as chairman T Joe Cahill secretary J Minerney treasurer Fred arena director and IC A emrdd in charge of music decorations and Indians. The dates July 26 27 28 and 29 were set for the celebration with possible events on July 24 and 26. Four conventions including The National Council of Women Voters Old Time Cowboys Master Painters association and Laundrymen's association were wired for official confirmation and more may join.
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Frontier Committee
Industrial Club
Fred J Hoffman
T. Joe Cahill
J. MelInerney
Fred Arena
IC. A.emrdd
Cheyenne
National Council of Women Voters
Old Time Cowboys
Master Painters’ Association
Laundrymen's Association
Journalist John F. Carroll Visits Cheyenne Home Town
John F. Carroll, journalist and editor with Portland's Journal, toured Cheyenne visiting old acquaintances and Fort Russell yesterday. He recounted his Cheyenne Sun-Leader and Cheyenne State Leader leadership, Denver Post tenure, and current prominence in Oregon media before resuming his Portland trip.
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Old Home Town
J F. Carroll
Portland
Ore
United States
The
Journal
Cheyenne Daily Sun Company
Carroll
Joseph Breckens
Sun-Leader
S Breckens
Cheyenne State Leader
Cheyenne
Denver
Denver Post
Oregon City
Pacific Coast
Carrol
Fort Russell
Dog Catcher to Make Debut With Rover Today
The town awaits the dog catcher as spring pests return and owners rush to police headquarters to shield their pets from enforcement and avoid fees for enforcement of pet control.
Mrs Otto Albin Passes Away
Mrs Otto Albin secretary of the Salvation Army in the city died at St Johns hospital. She will be buried in Kearney Nebraska beside her mother. A memorial service will be held in the Salvation Army bell on Sunday evening with Adjutant and Mrs Westacott in charge.
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Otto Albin
Balvation Army
St. John's Hospital
Arly Undertaking Company
Kearney
Neb
Mia
Albin
Alan
Eimer
Ethel
Snow blockade lifts on C B and C line to Denver
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy passenger train from Billings to Denver reached Cheyenne after heavy snow cover last night at 8 50, two hours and ten minutes behind schedule. Deep snow on tracks between Islay and Iron Mountain slowed progress while a preceding freight was delayed as winds created drifts. Officials say tracks are clear now and no further blockades are expected.
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Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Billings
Denver
Cheyenne
Islay
Iron Mountain
Hurl Eggs and Pepper in Gill Strikers Clash
Riots and clashes erupted as striking girls and women at the R N Bassett Carmet Supply company faced police. One girl was injured and two others arrested while others were pelted with eggs and red pepper for trying to prevent workers from going to their jobs. The crowd dispersed after the strikers demanded wage adjustments.
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Shelton. Com
Police to enforce Sunday closing law strict compliance
Chief of Police Charles F. Emberg announced that all merchants affected by the Sunday closing ordinance must adhere to its terms as it takes effect. Police will enforce the law vigorously and arrest and arraign any violators.
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Charles F. Emberg
Former Police Chief Ill. Ptomaine Poisoning Ill Chief Recovering
William J. McClement assistant special agent of the Wyoming division of Union Pacific is hospitalized with ptomaine poisoning. He has been confined for three days but physicians say he is not in serious condition and may be able to leave Monday.
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Willian J. McClement
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Uaion Pacific
Few Arrests Noted For Minor Offenses This Week
A local report notes only a handful of minor charges this week. Prank Woods and Harey Smith were arrested yesterday and appeared in police court for adjudication.
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Woods
Harey Smith
Foreign trade figures show January exports dip from December
January exports total 335,66,90 dollars, down from 452,800,000 in December, but up about 65,000,000 from the prior January. Imports reach 184,192,299, up over December by 12,000,000, with nearly 74 percent duty free indicating higher raw material imports and fewer manufactured European goods.
Thirv Tray With 925000 In Jewelry
Detectives investigate a jewelry theft at Dreier & Company in Chicago. A young man entered the shop and asked to see large diamonds, with valuables valued between 25000 and 60000 dollars reported by manager Edward L. Smith.
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Chicago
Dreier & Company
Edward L. Smith
German commerce raider near Cape Henry looms offshore
A report claimed a German commerce raider or prise lurked off Cape Henry Virginia awaiting a chance to dash for Newport News or Norfolk. Captain Mankewit of the Grayson reported the sighting on arrival from Porto Rico.
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New York
Prise
Cape Henry
Newport News
Norfolk
Mankewit
Grayson
Porto Rico
Prohibition Debate Shapes Philip Pine Bill Vote
The senate passed the Gronna amendment by 35 to 25 to prohibit manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor in the Philip Pine bill while allowing native drinks. Temperance supporters hailed the vote amid strong denunciations of the liquor traffic. The Montana State Grange at Great Falls pledged to push for a nationwide prohibition.
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Senate
Great Palla
Montana State Grange
Mine Sweeper Primula Sunk In Eastern Mediterranean
London March 3. The mine sweeper Primula was torpedoed and sunk on March 11 in the eastern Mediterranean. Three crew members were lost.
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London
Mediterranean
Commission Named to Probe Alaska Railroad Strike
Secretary Wilson appoints a three man commission to investigate the strike halting Alaskan railroad construction. The panel includes John A. Moffit from New Jersey Well Davie from Kentucky and William A Footer from the labor department. They depart Seattle on March 8 for the inquiry amid active market activity and housing demand in Cheyenne.
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Washington
Wilson
John A. Moffit
New Jersey
1Well Davie
Kentucky
William A. Footer
State Leader Classifieds and Insurance Ad Patter
Advertisement text from The State Leader highlighting C. W. Biner & Co. offering insurance bonds and real estate services at 1723 Carey with phone 67 and urging ads in The Leader classifieds, reflecting a misc publication snippet.
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C. W. Biner & CO. Insurance
Carey
Luncheon Monday Held by Popular Industrial Club
Another popular Industrial club luncheon will be held Monday at 12 15 sharp. Topics of importance to the entire community will be discussed and every business institution in the city is asked to have at least two representatives in attendance.
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Industrial Club
Nine New Prisoners Nine Released In Feb
State penitentiary at Rawlings saw no net change in February as nine inmates were received and nine released due to sentence expirations. Of the new arrivals four came from Big Horn County two from Converse and one each from Sheridan Carbon and Weston counties.
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Rawlings
Big Horn County
Converse
Sheridan
Carbon
Weston
City Briefs and Notes From Cheyenne Headlines
Local notices report notarial commissions granted to Charlotte B Smith and J D Paulgon plus A T Chambers. Dr A W French travels to Thermopolis to study cattle disease then to Sheridan and Buffalo country. Casper visitor Wilfrid Hoyle and Midwest Oil’s President Akin are seen in Cheyenne. Listings include piano rentals, autos for hire, and local sales ads from Campbell Music Co and Sands Drug Co.
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Gore Kendrick
Charlotte B Smith
Pilot
Fremont County
J. D. Paulgon
Saratoga
A. T. Chambers
Sheridan
French
A. W. French
Thermopolis
Buffalo
Kaycee
Sussex
Levees Weakened Near Torras and Bayou Sara
In New Orleans today residents feared levee failure as high water damaged a private protection levee at Torras. Townsfolk sought higher ground and temporary refuge amid rising flood risk along Torras and Bayou Sara.
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New Orleans
Torras
Bayou Sara
High Landa
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