CANP Fire Girls Hold Ceremonial Meeting
Kilawaya Camp Fire girls met at Miss Bessie Garlock’s home Tuesday at 6 o clock with all members present. Miss Mildred Boyer was elected president and Miss Eleanor Dutcher secretary. The group chose cerise as their color and to draft a year activity record to be sent to national headquarters.
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CANP
Bessie Garlock
Maurene Carley
Cerise
Mildred Boyer
Elizabeth Hoedel
Esther Rockafield
Eleanor Dutcher
Margaret Whiting
Thahof
Garlock
George Garran
Keenan at Atlas Shows "The False Code" in Double Feature
Frank Keenan stars in The False Code at the Atlas theater. The drama follows a wrongfully imprisoned man seeking revenge after twelve years. The program also features a supporting drama and an irresistible Triangle comedy as the evening’s second attraction.
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Frank Keenan
America
the Atlas Today
John Benton
Holms and Deming on Highway Junket
Gus Holms of Cody and W G Deming of Cheyenne attended a Denver Rotary Club meeting to discuss closer Wyoming Colorado park ties and linking Colorado and Wyoming parks with other mountain region parks.
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Gus Holms
Cody
National Park-to-Park Highway Association
Yellowstone Highway Associaion
W. G. Deming
Cheyenne
Denver
Rotary Club
Wyoming
Colorado
Fitch Electric Purchases Stevens Electric on East Eighteenth
Francis W. Fitch, long associated with Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power, has bought Stevens Electric on East Eighteenth street and resumes personal charge of the business.
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Stevens E Lectric Company
Fast Eighteenth Street
Mrs Anna Wilson Dies at Fort Russell
Mrs Anna Wilson, colored, long resident of Fort D. A. Russell post quarters 27, died yesterday. She is the mother of Henry McCormick, a soldier at the fort, and is survived by her husband, a daughter and a grandson besides the son. The body awaits funeral arrangements at Barry-Bricker Brothers' parlors.
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Anna—Wilson
Post Quarters
Fort D. A. Russell
Henry McCormick
Barry-Bricker Brothers
Biz Fire Truck to Come About July 1
The city signs a Seagrave contract for a triple combination fire truck to be delivered around July 4. An $86,000 down payment is required with $6,000 remaining to be paid in three installments of $2,000 on July 25, 1924 and the same dates in 1922 and 1923.
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Seagrave Company
Seagrave
Best city county building praised by visiting officials
Warren Richardson says three government officials who toured Cheyenne inspected the top floor internal revenue office and the new city county building and called it the best in the United States considering heating lighting ventilation and arrangement. They praised the district courtroom and adjoining offices as among the finest court room appointments nationwide.
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Warren Richardson
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne
Internal Revenue Office
United States
Public Market Ground Bought for Pioneer Ave Garage
County commissioners completed purchase of a strip facing Pioneer avenue and alley north of the new city county building. Plans call for a 26 by 182 foot structure with a garage and public market, bids to be sought once preparations are ready.
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Pioneer Avenue
Nimmo Elected Sophomore Class President at High School
Miss Helen Nimmo has been elected president of the Sophomore class to replace Robert Lawson who left studies to prepare for entrance examinations at Annapolis. George Guy was elected vice president to succeed Miss Nimmo.
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Helen Nimmo
Robert Lawson
Annapolis
George Guy
Miss Nimmo
One Way of Saving Disappearing Deer
San Bernardino Cal March 4 Fred Worthington of Deep Creek trapped and killed two female mountain lions on his ranch saving deer. Lions measured six feet from tip to tip.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Fred Worthington
Deep Creek
Frontier Committee to Be Selected Soon
The 1920 Frontier celebration committee will be appointed soon, announced by the Chamber of Commerce. Membership is nearly decided, but the chamber board has not acted or announced personnel yet.
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Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs
Lin I. Noble
Thermopolis
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Cheyenne Boys Lose to Rawlins High in Rough Contest
Rawlins high school defeated Cheyenne 34 to 12 in a rough game marked by disputed calls. One Rawlins player was ejected in the first half after knocking a Cheyenne player down. The first half saw Rawlins lead 46 to 6 and Cheyenne plans a trip to Laramie to face Laramie high and then University High School.
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Rawlins
Cheyenne
Beiet
Howard Erickson
Laramie
University
Funeral for Peter A. Erickson Held Thursday
The funeral for Peter A. Erickson was conducted at his son Theodore Erickson’s home at 2322 Reed Street. Bruce Jackson led the services and the Sbarly Bricker Brothers were in charge of the funeral with burial at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Peter A. Erickson
Theodore Erickson
Reed Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Hey
Bruce Jackson
Sbarly-Bricker Brothers
Board finds no foundation in Osborne administration report
The special board of Investigation today upheld Commander Thomas Mott Osborne's administration. It ruled that the allegations against his leadership were based on hearsay evidence and unreliable witnesses.
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Special Board of Investigation
Thomas Mott Osborne
Legislators urge federal Packers supervision bill
In Washington on March 4, Wyoming figures support Kendrick bill for federal Packers oversight. Charles D. Carey of Cheyenne L. G. Phelps of Pitchfork and J. H. Montgomery of Basin tell House Agriculture Committee most producers favor the law. Carey cites Packers’ net worth rising from 82 million in 1908 to 479 million in 1920 with 106 million paid as dividends while only 89 million was invested.
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Washington
Kendrick
House Committee On Agriculture
Charles D. Carey
Cheyenne
L. G. Phelps
Pitchfork
J. H. Montgomery
Basin
Wyoming
Carey
Want columns of the Leader offer to sell items
The Leader invites readers to place sale notices in its Want columns. Advertisers can list items for sale, with the newspaper handling the classified placement and distribution to potential buyers. Contact details and pricing would appear in the classified section.
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Colums
Warden Osborne 16 Cleared by Board
Washington March 4 charges of immorality and lack of discipline among inmates at the Portsmouth New Hampshire naval prison were cleared by a board. The report states no disciplinary violations were found against Warden Osborne 16. The findings prompt questions about prison administration and oversight in Portsmouth.
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Osborne
Washington
Portsmouth, N. H., Naval Prison
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