Noted D A R speaker Hebard at suffrage banquet
Dr Grace Raymond Hebard of Laramie spoke at the Chicago suffrage convention Victory banquet on By Grace of Governors. She highlighted Mrs Catt visit for ratification and described Laramie women’s Americanization efforts and work with foreign readers. The 1500 attendees included Miss Eunice Anderson.
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Grace Raymond Hebard
Laramie
Dr. Hebard
Chicago
Grace of Governors
Eunice Anderson
Hebard
Edith Frances
Edith K. O. Clark
Wyoming
France
Germany
B. B. Brooks
Casper
Etta
Anna Dobbin
Claire Avery
Grand Officers of Star Entertained at Sheridan
Grand Secretary Mrs Inez Robinson and Grand Patron A A Underwool with Grand Matron Mrs Sarah Haskins toured the state for the Eastern Star. A supper in their honor was hosted at Idlewild cafe with Western Star guests. Mrs Robinson stayed with Mrs Ruth Taylor and Mr Underwood with George Perry. return expected about March 20.
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Inez Robinson
A. A. Underwool
Sarah Haskins
Sheridan
Mesdames Margareidge
Adams
Idlewild Cafe
Robinson
Ruth Taylor
Underwood
George Perry
Fireman Blown From Tender by Strong Wind at Iron Mountain
During a fierce wind storm on Sunday night C B Carter a Colorado and Southern fireman working on tender No 32 at Iron Mountain was blown off the tender and fell breaking his leg above the ankle He was moved to Cheyenne by train and taken to St Johns hospital where Dr G P Johnston attended him.
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C. B. Carter
Colorado & Southern
Iron Mountain
Cheyenne
St. John's Hospital
G. P. Johnston
Ladies First at Princess Theatre starring Nora Bayes
Nora Bayes brings her musical farce Ladies First to the Princess theatre under American Legion auspices on Tuesday. Bayes stars as owner and lead with Al Roberts as principal comedian and Florence Morrison, Arthur Gordon, Jerome Bruner, Almeda Fowler, James Ashley and Arthur Hull in supporting roles. A chorus of pretty girls sings and dances under Bayes's direction.
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Nora Bayes
Princess Theatre
The
American Legion
Miss Bayes
Ladies First
Nora
New York
Cort Theatre
Chicago
al Roberts
Florence Morrison
Arthur Gordon
Jerome Bruner
Almeda Fowler
James Ashley
Arthur Hull
Casper Schools Announces Salary Increases After Election
Casper officials report nationwide teacher shortage averted as Casper education staff receive larger pay. Superintendent George Wilder will earn 6000 next year up from 4300 this year. W. A. Lacey moves to 3000, from 2220. Grade teachers gain 300, min 1560, max 1920, while high school staff get 20 percent boosts.
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Casper
A. A. Slade
George Wilder
W. A. Lacey
Casper Leads State in Teacher Salaries for Next Year
Casper tops the state for school teacher salaries with Mr Wilder as superintendent of Casper schools next year. The report notes Casper’s leading pay level and highlights Wilder as the top educator in the state.
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Casper
Wilder
Lee
J W Limke Faces Charge After Street Car Encounter
J W Limke was arrested at 6 30 last night for driving past a street car taking on passengers. He was released on a $10 bond to appear in police court this afternoon.
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J. W. Limke
Chinese quartet fined in gambling raid and brothel case
Christina Thompson was fined 50 dollars in police court yesterday afternoon for operating a house of ill fame. Four Chinese men named Yee Wong Tong Gee and Gee Tong were arrested for gambling in a Chinese laundry at Eighteenth and Capitol last Sunday and each fined 20 dollars.
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Christina Thompson
Eighteenth
Capitol
Charles Yee
Wong Lee
Tong Gee
Gee Tong
Dyer Hotel Proprieter Fined Under Prohibition Ordinance
Chris L Cherstopohls owner of the Dyer hotel was fined 75 under a new city ordinance aligning with the prohibition statute for bootlegging. He was arrested last Monday for selling whiskey at the Dyer hotel. The ordinance allows multiple fines across police, district, and federal courts. It is unclear where Cherstopohls will face further action.
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Chris L. Cherstopohls
Dyer Hotel
Cherstopohls
United States
Cherstopolis
United States Court
Gibbons Remains Sent to Illinois for Burial
The body of Ray Gibbons a 32 year old Union Pacific brakeman died Saturday night was shipped yesterday afternoon to Goreville Illinois for burial by Barry Bricker Brothers.
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Ray Gibbons
Union Pacific
Goreville, Ill
Barry Bricker Brothers
Secretary of Commerce Secretary Sickbed but expects return
Frank Wiffler, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, has been confined to his bed for several days and hopes to return to his office soon. Boxing as a college sport is gaining recognition with Holy Cross and Boston College among the latest to support it.
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Frank Wiffler
Chamber of Commerce
Holy Cross
Boston College
Cross Returns From Opening Laramie Office
Worden D. Cross, Cheyenne real estate broker, returns from a month in Laramie where he opened Worden 1 Cross Really offices. He predicts Wyoming growth will boost sales and prices, with large summer demand from eastern and central states bringing many buyers to Cheyenne and driving up property costs.
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Worden D. Cross
Cheyenne
Laramie
Worden 1. Cross
Cross
Wyoming
East
Middle West
Musterole as blisterless relief for aches and colds
A vintage ad touts Musterole as a clean white ointment with oil of mustard that relieves sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis and more without skin blisters. It promises quick relief from pain and can prevent pneumonia with uses ranging from lumbago to rheumatism and sprains priced 6c 60c and hospital size 2.50.
United American Society to be organized here
Cheyenne residents are invited to a meeting in the police court room at the city county building Wednesday at 7 30 PM to decide if a local United Americans chapter will form. J H Walton named chairman as organizers seek to oppose radicalism by education and uphold government. The meeting aims to gauge interest and organize efforts locally.
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J. H. Walton
United Americans
Marmola Tablets Claim Quick Fat Reduction Without Diet
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple, harmless way to lose two to four pounds weekly without dieting or exercise. It claims widespread use and urges purchases from druggists or direct mail to Marmola Company, Detroit.
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Marmola Company
Woodward Ave
Detroit, Mich— Ady
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