Justice Scott and Justice Beott Struck by Illness on Capitol Visit
Supreme Court Justices Scott and Beott were taken ill yesterday afternoon while returning from the capitol building. Beott suffered severe nausea and fainting, collapsing in a park area, and was assisted home by bystanders, including custodian Rockefeller and Attorney General Preston.
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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 Canned Salmon Gifts
March 10 marked National Canned Salmon Day per an invitation from Seattle's national canned salmon committee. Gov. J B Kendrick received three gilded cans bearing his name, allowing him to take part in the observance with specially prepared product.
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J. B. Kendrick
National Canned Salmon Committee
Seattle
Waah
Distressed parents urge city to end infant life in Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa March 2 Charles Cleveland a Rock Island worker asked city health officials to euthanize his two month old daughter Dorothy born without a palate and severely deformed Doctors say she will likely die but officials refused to end her life The father and mother believed mercy required euthanasia but authorities 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 as secretary J MelInerney as treasurer Fred arena as director IC A emrdd to lead music decor ations and Indians The dates July 26 27 28 and 29 were designated for the celebration with possible events on July 24 and 26 The plan notes four conventions Cheyenne bound women voters Old Time Cowboys Master Painters and Laundrymen likely joined by others before the event
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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 Roots and Fort Russell
John F. Carroll, noted journalist and editor from Portland, stopped in Cheyenne to visit relatives and Fort Russell where his nephew serves as lieutenant. He described his career from The Cheyenne Sun Leader to The Denver Post and current role as editor and stockholder of a leading Portland newspaper.
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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 Start Enforcing Pet Rules Today
The town’s dog catcher will begin his official duties today triggering a rush of dog owners to police headquarters. He aims to curb stray canines and impose fees for tying up family pets, as he begins his spring enforcement.
Mrs. Otto Albin Dies. Salvation Army Secretary
Mrs. Otto Albin, longtime Salvation Army secretary in the city, died Thursday at St. John’s hospital. Her body was shipped to Kearney Nebraska for interment beside her mother. Survived by husband and two children Eimer 12 and Ethel 10. A memorial service will be held Sunday evening at the Salvation Army bell with Adjutant and Mrs Westacott in charge.
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Balvation Army
St. John's Hospital
Arly Undertaking Company
Kearney
Neb
Mia
Albin
Alan
Eimer
Ethel
Snow blockade on C B and C line lifted after heavy snow
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy passenger train from Billings to Denver arrived with Cheyenne’s snow covering the tracks. Snow drifts and strong winds delayed both the passenger and a freight train for hours, but crews cleared the rails and the line was open by nightfall.
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Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Billings
Denver
Cheyenne
Islay
Iron Mountain
Hurl Eggs and Pepper in Gill Striker Clashes
Riots and clashes broke out as striking girls and women at the R N Bassett Carmet Supply company faced police efforts to protect nonstriking workers. One girl was injured, two others were arrested, and several people were pelted with eggs and red pepper during the confrontation over wage adjustments.
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Shelton. Com
Police to enforce Sunday closing law adopted Thursday
Chief of Police Charles F. Emberg announced that all merchants affected by the Sunday closing ordinance have been notified to adhere strictly to its terms. The police will enforce the law vigorously and any violators will be arrested and arraigned.
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Charles F. Emberg
Former Police Chief Ill. Ptomaine Poisoning
William J. McClement, assistant special agent of the Wyoming division of Union Pacific, is confined at Union Pacific hospital after three days with ptomaine poisoning. Physicians report he is not in serious condition and likely to be discharged on Monday.
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Willian J. McClement
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Uaion Pacific
Few Arrests Reported for Minor Offenses This Week
Police record shows few arrests for minor charges in the past week with most individuals released after brief hearings. Two individuals, Prank Woods and Harey Smith, were arrested yesterday and appeared in police court this morning for preliminary hearings.
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Woods
Harey Smith
Foreign Trade Totals Fall Short of December in January
January exports reached 335.6 million dollars, down from December’s 452.8 million, though year over year goods rose by about 65 million. Imports climbed to 184.19 million, up over December by more than 12 million, with nearly 74 percent duty free.
Thirv Tray Theft of Jewelry Reported in Chicago
Detectives investigate the prior theft at Dreier & Company where jewels valued between 25 000 and 60 000 were taken. Edward L Smith, manager, said a young man entered the shop asking to see large diamonds.
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Chicago
Dreier & Company
Edward L. Smith
German raider lingering off Cape Henry spotted
A report that a German commerce raider lurked off Cape Henry Virginia waiting to dash for Newport News or Norfolk was denied here today by Captain Mankewit of the liner Grayson arriving from Porto Rico.
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New York
Prise
Cape Henry
Newport News
Norfolk
Mankewit
Grayson
Porto Rico
Prohibition Victory in Senate on Pine Bill
The Senate passed the Pine bill by 35 to 25 with the Gronna amendment prohibiting manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor in the falanuds except native drinks. Temperance forces hailed the move while pro liquorists faced disapproval, as Montana Grange in Great Falls pledged to push a statewide ban.
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Great Palla
Montana State Grange
Primula Mine Sweeper Sunk in Eastern Mediterranean
London dispatch reports the mine sweeper Primula torpedoed and sunk on March 16 in the eastern Mediterranean. Three crew members were lost in the attack.
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London
Mediterranean
Commission to probe Alaska railway strike named
Secretary Wilson appoints a three man commission John A Moffit New Jersey Well Davie Kentucky and William A Footer labor department to investigate the strike delaying the Alaska railway construction. The group sails from Seattle March 48 to report findings.
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Washington
Wilson
John A. Moffit
New Jersey
1Well Davie
Kentucky
William A. Footer
The State Leader Classified Column Preview
C W BINER & CO insurance real estate and surety bonds advertise in The Leader. Readers are urged to place classified ads for notices and results.
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C. W. Biner & CO. Insurance
Carey
Luncheon Monday for Industrial Club Members
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 requested to have at least two representatives in attendance.
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Industrial Club
Nine New Prisoners and Nine Released in February
The Rawlings state penitentiary population remained steady in February as nine prisoners were received and nine released due to sentence expiration. Of the nine new admissions, four came from Big Horn County, two from Converse, and one each from Sheridan, Carbon, and Weston counties.
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Big Horn County
Converse
Sheridan
Carbon
Weston
City Briefs Highlights From Cheyenne News Week
Local notices list notary commissions granted in Fremont county and Sheridan, a weekly Maccabees meeting, cattle disease travel by Dr A W French to Thermopolis and Sheridan, Casper visit by Wilfrid Hoyle, Midwest Oil’s President Akin in Cheyenne, piano rentals by Knight Campbell Music Co, autos for hire and Victrola purchases, with reminders about Leader delivery and Sands Drug Co advertisements.
Levees Weakened At Torras And Bayou Sara
In New Orleans today residents feared for Torras and Bayou Sara as high water last night weakened a private protection levee guarding Torras. Many people sought temporary refuge on higher land amid rising flood danger.
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New Orleans
Torras
Bayou Sara
High Landa
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