Yoder Wins Torrington Mayor Post and Local Visitors
New Torrington mayor B F Yoder was in the city on business as Cheyenne reports show visitors from several towns. Notes include Prominent social events with the Women of Woodcraft benefiting Friday at Lithia Hall and a growing list of local arrivals from Casper, Douglas, Sheridan, and other communities.
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Lee A. Newt
Chey
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Cane
Women of Woodcraft
K. C. Hall
Ad- Jion
Nih
Freckles Gone? Doctor-Backed Remedy Promises Clear Skin
An advertised prescription for freckle removal claims a prominent physician endorses a treatment that removes freckles and proves a fair refund if not effective. It touts a double strength preparation and a money-back guarantee with quick visible improvement after first applications.
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Promini
Conference With U. S. is Called Off
Reports from weeks earlier show under 100 Americans remain in Mexico and may be fewer after the census. Secretary Baker expressed optimism after Scott's word last night while officials doubted Obregon and Carranza seek a political edge from the conference.
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Scott
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Carranza
Debate on Tuberculosis Aid Plan Expands Community Trial
Debate continues over a $ gift from Metropolitan Life Insurance to fund a three year community experiment. Aimed at proving tuberculosis can be controlled like other infectious diseases with proper methods and resources. The plan calls for a town of about 6000 in New York or Massachusetts to test eradication before nationwide rollout. Dr Baldwin highlights advances in anti tuberculosis work and intensifies group education in schools churches lodges and labor clubs.
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New York
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de. Baldwin
Woman Claims She Was Cheated in Promissory Note Case
Nora Van Dyke accuses W W Edwards of fraudulently inducing signers to obtain promissory notes totaling about 174,000. The case, long in court, was tried before Judge Tidball in Laramie after former counsel Menteer. Notes allegedly originated with a life insurance company and were later transferred to Edwards. The defense says misrepresentation induced signing.
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Dlatriot Court
W. W. Edwarda
W. J. Tidball
Laramie
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Tidball
Courtes
Supreme Court
Edwarden
Bandit Carlisle Is Taken to Rawlins
After the Carlisle case, Judge Mentzer committed R. A. Monteith, convicted of forgery, to Worland. Charges will be filed today against Prank Hill and Elmer Ainn, two boys who admitted burglarizing a cabin at Granite Canon. The case against J. D. Perkins, Cheyenne grocer, for an offense against a 13-year-old girl, will not be tried until another jury panel is convened. Perkins has been released on bond.
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Perkins
Million Dollar Hospital Honor Campaign for Dr Jacobi
Guests at a dinner marking Dr Abraham Jacobi’s eighty sixth birthday pledged to raise the hospital’s expansion fund to one million dollars. The effort will honor his career in surgery for deformities and joint diseases and continue valuing the fund as a tribute to his contributions to medicine.
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New York
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Jacobi
Famed Cheyenne Marshal Jeff Carr Dies at 70
Jeff Carr, long time Cheyenne official and U S Marshal candidate, died at about 70. He served as sheriff elected in 1878, later led Cheyenne police in several terms under Mayor J M Qarey and Mayor Stuhle, and worked as a special detective for Union Pacific. His residence included a house on Slateenth Street West near Bayles Hall. He left Cheyenne about four years ago with an estate estimated between 26000 and 50600 dollars.
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Health and inebriety at national charity conference
At a national conference on family and charitable work in Indianapolis, experts discuss health and inebriety, health insurance for workers, and the role of private charities as public trusts. Speakers include M Rubinow on social insurance, Amy Acton on charity statutes, and others on standardizing agencies and record-keeping.
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Boston
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Charles M. Hubbard
St. Louis
Provident Association
Byamesa Men's League
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Carol Aronovici
PLD
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Philadelphia
Change Program for Rawlins Cheyenne Meet
The wall scaling contest and track meet plans have been revised. Events will occur May 19 in the evening for wall scaling at the gymnasium and the track events the following afternoon. Gold medals will be awarded for wall scaling and the elimination drill with cadet awards for other events. the cadet field events outline a concert, bugle calls, manual of arms, elimination drill, rifles, and a cadet corps calisthenian program.
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Frontier Daya Dates Set for Cheyenne Celebration
The article lists key Frontier Daya dates for Cheyenne with July 26 and 27 highlighted as the main events. It emphasizes planning and reminds readers to mark these specific days in their calendars.
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Cheyenne City Council Meets in Regular Session May 8 1916
The Cheyenne city council met Monday at 1 30 p m with all members present. Minutes of the May 1 regular meeting and May 4 adjourned session were dispensed with. A petition was received from A B J.
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Wyo
State of
Wyoming
Laramie
J. J. Showalter
Cheyenne Council Discusses Tax Rebate and Street Work
The Cheyenne city council considered a rebate request for license 5101 and levied ten dollars while denying certain bids for street and alley crosswalk projects. The Perry-Moulton Contracting Co. bid was accepted as the lowest, with other bids rejected for noncompliance.
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