Wyoming Father Pays Shortage For Son to Avert Prosecution
Major H. Glamfecke of Cheyenne, father of Ludlow Biafeke, turned a county check for 2 271 068 to cover arrears saving him from legal action. The sum includes 687.99 due county on clerk fees, 1 202.20 for witness fees in venue cases, and 280.17 on Henry W. Foater estate. The corrupt official is reportedly abroad in the east.
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Sheridan
Inet
H. Glafeke
Cheyenne
Ludlow
Biafeke
Giafcke
Big H&gn
Henry W. Foater
Strike Not Settled After All Efforts In Sheridan
In Sheridan on March 7 the United Mine Workers District No 22 reports the Carneyville dispute remains unresolved despite efforts by President Thomas Gitwon Secretary James Morgan Vice President A G Morgan and the executive board. Operators served eviction on Mike Broshears local president and forcible entry action was filed setting a Thursday morning trial for possession.
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Mike Broshears
Bolok 504
J. F. Hoop
Broshera
Great Resources of Laramie Valley Display Strong Local Trade
Figures gathered by the Laramie Chamber of Commerce show heavy local demand for plains grown goods and strong home markets. Carload shipments tahun include potatoes cheese vegetables millstuff butter dressed poultry alfalfa lumber hay gravel and more with substantial dairy payments rising from 7 000 in 1900 to 23 248 05 by 1910 and 418 543 pounds of milk sold to the creamery last year.
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Laramie
Hahns Peak
Girl Missing in Sheridan From Home on Avoca Avenue
Ethel Teague 17 left her Sheridan home a week ago promising to visit a friend for the night. Her father William Teague a carpenter aided by police searches the family mother is critically ill. The girl has dark eyes and hair, a pretty smile and was last seen at Lies Fowers home. She wore a gray skirt pony coat tan shoes a purple hat and white furs.
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Sheridan
Ethel Teague
Avoca Avenue
William Teague
Sheridan Carpenter
Sheyld
Lillie Fowers
Settle With Benefiel Sheridan March 7
After investigating discrepancies in the Benefiel accord while he was Sheridan county sheriff for four years before Hoop's administration, the county board of commissioners agreed to concessions reducing the claim by more than 100 dollars. The total to be paid into the exchequer runs about 300 dollars. Heneflel is allowed three months to pay in monthly installments.
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Sheridan
Sheridan County
Hoop
Board of County Commissioners
Heneflel
Northwestern to Commission Oil Burning Engines
Casper March 7 The Northwestern will place nineteen oil burning engines in commission between Norfolk and Lander and Deadwood on the fifteenth of the month. Storage tanks along the line will be completed and regular service begun. The road has ordered ten new 10 000 gallon tank cars for shipping fuel oil from the Midwest refinery to distributing points. Currently fifty two cars are in service with Union Tank Line and the Midwest. Delays in stormy weather hinder movement of these cars, creating the main trouble for the company. They plan a building to fill two five gallon cans for shipment.
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Casper
Northwestern
Norfolk
Midwest
Hia
Brick Plant Projected for Shoshoni
A new pressed brick plant is planned in Shoshoni by a local business group and is expected to begin operation in early summer. The project aims to invest at least 15000 dollars with John Skinner and L A Shawver among those involved in evaluating sales prospects for the bricks.
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Shoshoni
John Skinner
L. A. Shawver
Shoshont
Caoper
Douglas
Cheyenne
Local Snapshots From Sheridan and Nearby Areas
A series of brief notices from Sheridan and surrounding towns report incidents and events. A Clinton siancer faced severe cold and possible finger loss after a night in a gulch. A Sheridan boy extinguished a basement fire with a garden hose as firefighters arrived. E. Stone resigns as Sheridan telephone exchange manager. Oliver Jymth funeral held at the Fikes home. Claudia Goudeneta dies of typhoid after scarlet fever. W E Jackson of Big Horn dies after illness. Sheridan council approves a $1000 fire alarm bell. Eight-year-old Wesley Hell travels alone from New York through Sheridan toward Thermopolia. Douglas reports four new scarlet fever cases. Albert Taylor and Cora Watson marry in Douglas. Frank Rourke’s body shipped from Wheatland to Omaha. Mire Ligsie Lewis dies. funeral held. Mr King marries Mildred Sheridan.
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Pierre la Freiche
Sheridan
DE. E. Stone
Sherdan
Oliver J.myth
Fikes
Claudia Goudeneta
W. EB. Jackson
W. E. Jackson
Big Horn
New Bell
Wesley Hell
Thermopolia
Mr. King
Mies Mildred Sheridag Sina
Millinery Stock Destroyed by Fire in Douglas
Fire swept a rear bedroom in Mrs. I M Burbanks building destroying millinery stock valued at about 2000 dollars. A fresh spring stock worth 900 dollars was in process of being prepared when the blaze broke out. Firefighters lacked organization delaying full containment though nearby residents aided. Insurance covered by 2000 dollars.
Captain Scott and the South Pole Discovery Chart
The article recounts Captain Scott's Antarctic achievements and funding details, noting his rival Amundsen and Shackleton. It describes the South Pole region, the ice barrier, and Scott's expeditions including the 1992 claim and later travels. Also mentions convalescing H J Tayy and a local ad for shovel discounts.
Investigation of Commission Government Proposed for Cheyenne
A committee appointed by President Potter of the Industrial Club met to study the commission form of government. Members Sherman Deming Kelley Jones and Clark will gather data from cities using the system and report findings to Cheyenne residents. The group favors uniting Cheyenne and Laramie County under one commission government to cut costs.
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Potter
The
Industrial Club
Commission
Cuse
Jacob Sherman
W. C. Deming
A. D. Kelley
W. K. Jones
J. D. Clark
Cheyenne
Laramie
Gamblers play captivates Cheyenne audience at Capitol
The Gamblers by Charles Klein draws strong cheers at Capitol Avenue Theatre with Paul Egerton starring as Wilbur Emerson. The production earns praise for ensemble strength and convincing performances as City-Hon. G Holm visits the statehouse en route to Douglas for a Good Roads meeting representing Cody Club and Park County commissioners.
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L. R. Tyson
Charles Klein
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Paul Egerton
Wilbur Emerson
Hon. G. Holm
Cody
State House
Douglas
Good Roads
Cody Club
Park County
Tin shop helper badly hurt by steam pipe blast
Rawlins Wyoming March 7 Elmer Peterson a helper in the Union Pacific tin shop was seriously injured today when a steam pipe burst his skull fractured and he may lose an eye He will be taken to the Cheyenne hospital.
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Rawlins
Wyoming
Elmer &. Peterson
Union Pacific Tin Shop
Cheyenne
Special Coupon Offer Expands 10 000 Club with Big Prizes
New entrants are urged to join the 10,000 club under a Special Coupon plan offering 4,000 in prizes and a chance at an automobile. Members can gain a Book of Five New Yearl subscriptions to The State Leader and 25,000 Extra votes. Campaigns emphasize soliciting subscriptions before March 16 to maximize votes.
Ten Thousand Club Campaign Roster by District
Voters and vote counts from Cheyenne districts list Miss Mae Lee through Miss Mary Sanderson with district splits and locations across Cheyenne Fort Russell Laraines and Wyoming counties. The collage ends with a cigarette brand ad teaser and the Cheyenne State Leader notice.
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Lander
Dread
Wood
South Dakota
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Iowa
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M. Burbank Losks
Capt. Scott
South Pole
Royal Geographical Society
Shackleton
Shackelton
Pole
Scott
Australia
New Zealand
Ross Sea
Creal
Ronald Amundsen
King of Norway
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Captain Scott
Peary
North Pole
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King Edward VII
McQuide Strait
France
Royal Navy
Rosas Sea
Ernest Shackleton
H. J. Tayy
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Knight's
Athletie Goode
Knight'’s
Bese
Chey’ Enne
Chas
Kleine
Union Pacific
22Nd Street
Mae Lee
Dillon St
Cecelia Ritchie
Maxwell St
Ida B. Calder
A. R. Vollock
Eddy St
Charity Stuart
Marie Smith
Muriel Brooo
Ethel Breither
Addie Swaney
Elva Roberts
Marie Crowley
Sadie KH. McCloskey
Normandie
Ft. Russell
Frank Bowman
25Th St
Pauline O'Brien
Eddy
Agnes Scott
Margaret Stull
Russell
Mise
Ruby Walter
Evane
C. M. Dowell
Russell Mise
Margarite Hallett
27Th St
Seeetes
Meeuw
Seeereem
Larans County
Platt
Gow
Carbon
Sweetwater
Unntes
Miss Bertha
Teele
Wyo
Miwa
Waechter
Athy Crawford
Guernsey
Mia
A. & Hall
Hillsdale
Helen Anderson
Evanston
Misa Ning Mapk
Laura Baker
Islay Wyo
Misa Pearl Casto
Bridger
C. 8. Gilmore
Hilladale
Fay Freeman
Wheatland
Mise Flora Jésse
Ed Lawspon
Hartville
Rosalie Goodrich
Mabel Noyes
Burns
Mae Moriarty
Creen River
Ethel Anderson
Josie Thandell
Green River
Julia Brough
Lyman
Rose Woods
Kemmerer
Alce Shaw
Torrington
Irene Dickenson
Hanna
Marie Warner
Rock Springs
Ida Derumer
Horge Creek
Niabrara
Converse
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Fremont
Hot Springs
Washakie
Park
Johnson, Sheridan
Campbell, Crook
Weston
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Hudson
Helen’ M. Duncan
Thermopolis
Mae Chne
Lillian Iba
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Manville
Hazel Underwood
Gillette
Florence Miller
Lusk
Clara Shaughnessy
Rozet
Verna Wells
Margaret Sullivan
Wyn
Edna O'Neal
Hudgon
Mary Sanderson
Buckhorn
Wilson's
Barnett's
Berges
Barnett
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