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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1912

Page

14

International Automobile Manufacturing Co Incorporation in Wyoming

The International Automobile Manufacturing Company with capital of 500000 was incorporated yesterday in Cheyenne Wyoming. Governor Carey signed a proclamation naming April 60 as Arbor Day. Jenne Jones of Cheyenne was commissioned Notary Public. D C Newlin reappointed to State Board of Accountancy. Paroled men Farl Wise and Steve Steppatt granted complete discharge. Converse County suffers severe winter with stock losses cited by state official. University trustees submit annual report for year ending 1911 incl detailed financials and 1912 estimates. State Board of Equalization to meet April 4 to review mine output taxes. McGill prepares comprehensive study.

Converse BE. T. David Douglas State Board of Immigration State House David Converse County Burke University of Trustees Carey State Board of Equalization Wyoming McGill

Giants The April Baseball Magazine Honors John Brush

The April issue focuses on the Giants and is dedicated to John T. Brush. It includes pieces from leader John McGraw and Richard Rube Margillard, plus several minor baseball topics and other athletic features.

Giants John T. Brush John McGraw Richard Rube Margillard

Morning Reports from Ninth Cavalry and Associated Units

Color Sergeant Washington Conus retires after thirty years in Troop A Ninth Cavalry. Serjeant Conte noted for a long record. also served in 25th Infantry and 10th Cavalry and will reside in Cheyenne. Sergeant Conne served 26 years and 6 months. Sergeant John Miller of Eleventh Infantry returns from two months with relatives in Chicago. Robert H. Royle of Eleventh Infantry discharged by purchase route. remittance reduces discharge cost. New War Department order allows commander to recommend coal reduction in discharge. Boyle to Matoon for home. Private James Garrison transfers from Band Fourth Artillery to Wattery LD. Corporal Coffey, Battery B, to Fort Riley to enter cooking school. Private J. R. Lawrence, Battery A, 4th Mule, receives long-sought “Husteard” and heads to Little Old New York. Rivalry grows among Eleventh Infantry sharpshooters. Sergeant Wolf’s company F notes Private Wire’s rifle team needs practice. Callahan weighs in.

Washington Conus Ninth Cavalry Werview Serkeint Conte 25Th Infantry 10Th Cavalry Cheyenne Conne John Miller Eleventh Infantry Chicago Robert H. Royle Leventh Infantry Sam Gerald War Department James Garrison Fourth Artillery Wattery LD Coffey Fort Riley Kansas J. R. Lawrence Husteard Little Old New York Wolf Wire Callahan

Bohemian Girl at Capitol Avenue Theatre in revival

The Aborn Opera Company's twentieth century production of The Bohemian Girl comes to Capitol Avenue Theatre on Wednesday March 27. Five new grand stage pictures, horse cavalcade, real gypsies, acrobats, and a full ensemble add modern spectacle to the revival with Blanch Morrison, Hattie Belle Ladd, John R. Phillips, Harry Luckstone, Augustus Vaughn, George Sheilida, and Marie Anderson in principal roles.

Michael William Bulfe Aborn Opera Company Capitol Avenue Theatre Mesers Aborn Corps de Ballet Blanch Morrison Arline Hattie Belle Ladd John R. Phillips Thaddeus Harry Luckstone Count Arnheim Augustus Vaughn Florestein George Shlelida Devilshoof Marie Anderson Puda

Cascarets Promise Quick Relief From Digestive Distress

An advertisement touts Cascarets as a universal remedy for constipation indigestion biliousness and headaches. It claims quick, lasting results with a 10 cent box and urges readers to cleanse internal organs, for adults and children, with no need to wait until bedtime.

Leap Year Dance at Keefe Hall Promises Novel Event

The Once A Week Social Club held a Wednesday dance at Keefe hall on March 20 with 4th Field Artillery band under Chief D Auttolo. It drew good attendance and featured sixteen numbers plus extras before a plan for a Leap Year dance next week with ladies in charge of the floor. Admission for ladies is fifty cents. gentlemen are admitted free.

Keefe Hall 4Th Field Artillery Band D’auttolo C. C. Marsh

Atlas Show Crowds At Atlan With Irish Comedy

The Atlas show runs through the week at the Atlan theater with Delmont and McClanchan performing Irish talk and songs, Joseph Denuff performing feats of strength, and the Hapotanovas offering Spanish dancing. Pictures and music charm the audience and Leader circulation prizes draw interest. Support for entrants via the paper’s nomination coupon is urged.

Atlan Delmont McClanchan Joseph Denuff Hapotanovas

State Supt Will Settle Controversy

Miss Bird state superintendent of schools will leave for Park county on May first to settle a dispute between Park county citizens the county superintendent of schools and the county commissioners over changed boundary lines of school districts. The appeal asks her to resolve the matter.

Miss Bird Park County

Vocal Music Mrs. Stanton Teaches at 408 W 23rd St

Mrs Stanton offers vocal music lessons at 408 West 23rd Street with reasonable rates. Contact telephone 374 Y for details and scheduling.

Stanton 23Rd St

The Drunkard by Guy Thorne Draws Wide Attention

Review praises The Drunkard as a powerful, morally urgent novel about Lothian a successful man drawn into heavy drinking and crime. It notes Thorne’s prior success When It Was Dark and argues the book offers a vivid, original portrayal of inebriety its impact on marriage society and reform movements.

Guy Thorne Lothian Walter Beasant Henry Wood Danesbury House Zola

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