Runcorn George Case Sees Release Signed Under Stress
Judge Mentzer prepared to reveal his ruling after Hugo Donzelman produced a signed release by Runcorn freeing Mrs. Rena M. George from obligations. Runcorn testified he signed under attorney influence and amid great mental stress caused by her conduct. Dr. Goff supported the mental state possibility, while Howell and Curren questioned reputations and the prosection presented corroborating affidavits. Mrs. George balked at answering some questions in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Donzelman
Efenne
Runcorn
Rena M. George
Donzelman & Howell
H. L. Goff
D. J. Howell
Donselzian & Howell
A. W. Curren
William Johnson
Carpenter Draws Gun After Insult to Wife
8 D Sumrall, a Dyer hotel carpenter, chased T L Bybee with a Smith & Wesson 38 caliber revolver after believing his wife had been insulted. Bybee left town seeking work as the weapon was placed with the sheriff for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Sumrall
Dyer Hotel
T. L. Bybee
Sumrall
Smith & Wes
Citizens urged to submit names for land sale literature
Cheyenne residents asked to provide the names of relatives and friends in the east and central west to receive state land sale literature. Information may be mailed to P O box 45 or left at the Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Joint Land Committee
Industrial and Greater Cheyenne
West
P. O. Box
Leader
Southern Dinner at A. M. E. Church Promoted
The Searchlight club will serve a Southern dinner at the A. M. E. church this evening May 14. Dinner will be served commencing at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searchlight Club
Musterole For That Lame Back
Ad copy extols Musterole ointment for backache muscle pain and rheumatic aches. Claims quick relief without blistering, available in 25c and 60c sizes and a hospital jar for 2.50, with mail order option to Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musteerole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
W. H. Thurmond
Grand Jury To Hear How Poor So Got Whiskey
Witnesses recount whisky creation by Jack Golden of Riverton. They arrived from Riverton to testify before the federal grand jury. George B Wolf Bhonshoni Indian and Mark Little Ant were implicated after Little Ant was shot by Wolf and his body dumped in the Big Wind River. Wolf shot himself upon arrest and is not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Golden
Riverton
Mark Little Ant
George B. Wolf
Federal Grand Jury
Little Ant
Wolf
Big Wind River
New Bureau to Run Chautauqua In Cheyenne and Lincoln
A new contract is signed with the Britt Chautauqua Company of Lincoln Nebraska to stage a six day Chautauqua in Cheyenne in the later part of July. The Horner Redpath bureau contract was canceled as the Cheyenne date conflicted with Frontier Days. Fuller announcements will follow for interested community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horner-Redpath Bureau
Kansas City
Cheyenne
Horner
Britt Chautauqua Company
Lincoln
Neb
School Kids In Midst Measles
City health officer Dr. O K Snyder reports 11 measles cases in the city with mostly mild character. The outbreak began at Churchill school where a colored youth was first afflicted and parents delayed contacting a physician due to perceived mildness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Snyder
Churchill School
Crescent Cattle Company Incorporation Filed in Wyoming
The Crescent Cattle Company incorporates with $60,000 capital stock divided into 600 shares at $100 par. Headquarters are in Laramie and directors are C. O. Epperson, Joseph Lane, and Timothy Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Cattle Company
Laramie
C. O. Epperson
Joseph Lane
Timothy Ross
Cheyenne Great er Club Plans street work and social projects
The Cheyenne club met last evening with a large turnout. Members approved an amendment raising dues to four dollars yearly. A proposal to drag city streets with road drags attached to cars after rain was criticized as costly and infeasible. Committees were formed to study a diving chute at Lake Minnehaha and to coordinate a Fourth of July celebration with the Industrial club. The club allocated fifty dollars to advertise the coming state land sale and heard that the Britt Chautauqua is scheduled for Cheyenne in late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Cheyenne Club
Milligan
Horee Creek
King Road
N. G. Perry
C. H. Warnock
L. A. Broderick
C. H. Perry
T. Paul Wilcox
Clyde Early
Lake Minnehaha
Kiev
Leon Cills
Cheyenne
Oil Use By Traction Plows In Golden Prairie
The record notes daily oil consumption for tractors and plow outfits in the Golden Prairie country. It cites an estimated 3,000 gallons daily of gasoline and kerosene used by plow teams, mentioning that traction plow outfits were virtually unknown six years ago in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Prairie Country
Parking Commenced Near Capitol by Contractor Thomas
The contractor W. A. Thomas began a 10 foot parking project at the capitol site. His crew is now working on the Twenty fourth street side of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
W. A. Thomas
Thomas
Twenty-fourth Street
Couple Weds in Greeley Ceremony
George Aux of Greeley wed Ber nice Sheridan of Maryville Mo in a yesterday afternoon ceremony conducted by Rev Leon Hills. Mrs Mary E Aux mother of the groom attended. The couple will reside in Greeley. The Bon Shoe and Clothing Company Footagraph system mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Aux
Greeley
Bernice Sheridan
Maryville
Leon ©. Hills
Mary E. Aux
Bon Shoe and Clothing Company
Footagraph
Irwin Brothers Discuss Wild West Show Plan in Fort Collins
C B Irwin of Irwin Bros confers with Fort Collins Semi Century committee on staging a Wild West show in July. The South Side Improvement Club designates Saturday as clean-up day for the South Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Irwin
Irwin Bros
Fort Collins
South Side Improvement Club
Elks Dance Regular Meeting at Fraternal Hall
The Elks schedule a regular afternoon meeting at Fraternal hall on Thursday May 14 at 2 30. Visiting Lady Maccabees are invited and members are urged to attend by order of the Lady Commander and Record Keeper.
City In Brief Brings Water Repair Requests
The snippet lists numerous city notices and brief items. Residents from Wheatland, Islay, Underwood, and Laramie visit Cheyenne for services. Minor corrections note misstatements in a police report. Also advertised are local sales, printing services, and a Footagraph fitting system.
Henry M. Jordan seeks final proof on homestead land in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notice announces Henry M. Jordan of Cheyenne Wyoming has filed to prove his homestead claim on the NY&NWK NUNEX land in T 12 N BR 65 W 6th P M. He will appear before the Cheyenne U S Land Office on June 12, 1914. Witnesses named include Frank M. Melver Claude J. Draper J W Hammond and Steve McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Henry M. Jordan
Ny&nwk
Frank M. Melver
Claude J. Draper
J. W. Hammond
Steve McCoy
Gault
Colo
Get relief for sore feet with TIZ remedy ad
An old time promotional copy touts TIZ as a magical foot treatment promising relief from burning, swollen, sweaty feet and corns. It claims instant comfort and a money back guarantee with a 26 cent box available at druggists or department stores.
Federal Grand Jury Still In Session Today
The federal grand jury remains in session today and is unlikely to report before this afternoon. The U S district court continues to handle the Goleb Owl Creek Coal Company case and may not reach the jury before night if at all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
Goleb-Owl Creek Coal Company
Operation Report for Mia and L Kopp
Mia and L Kopp of 309 East Twentieth Street were operated on at St John’s Hospital yesterday morning. The operation was successful and the patient is doing as well as can be expected. Contest Voter available at Sanitary Home Laundry, and contest votes at Sherman Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia. & L. Kopp
East Twemetieth Street
St. John's Hospital
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Runcorn-George
W. C.mentzer
Musterole
Grand Jury
Plan Cheyenne Club
Irwin
Clean South Side
Weather Report
Bolsa
Chicago
Clear
Des Moines
Denver
Sires
Galveston
Helena
Lander
Loaew
New York
Jeeld
Elks
Lady Maccabees
Archon
Hillsdale Gomleh
Oree
Carey Ave
Wheatland
C. J. Guernsey
C. ©. Merrill
Swift & Co
Swagger
Capitol Ave
Orin Junction
Harry Coleman
Islay
George Leye
Mark Chapman
Carey Avenue
Chris Christensen
Carrier- Robitaille
Carrier
Robitaille
J. H. Laffley
East 16Th Street
Hecla
Harry Ruff
City
BE. L. Kopp
Underwood
J. Underwood
W. 17Th Street
Jordaun
J. L. Jordan
Jordan
Murke
I. L. McPherson
Careyhurst
J. M. Carey
Iron Mountain
Charles Farthing
Commonwealth Oil and Refining Company
P. O
J. A. Riner
Horse Creek
John Whittaker
L. J. Capps
van Lennen
Phon
Boyd's Cash Market
W. A. Simmons
Plains Hotel
John Huempfner
Mias
Lucille Bricker
Curtis, Neb
P. H. Brennan
Burlington
Connor Herel
Mien
Rose
Misa Clara Frye
The
Plaine Cigar Stand
Wankermans
Rawlins
C. T. Hopkins
Tantine
C. L. Kinney
Colorado & Southern Ta
Bon Shoe and Clothing Co
Robert Sholl
Iowa
C. J. Neihaus
Colorado & Southern
C.christen Ben
Palace Pharmacy
H. A. Andrews
Fort Washakie
W. F. Judkins
William TL. Ayers
B. L. Rumsey
Fred Rich
Geo. Horton
18Th St
F. H. Peck
Palace
Ardhson
Wheatland Ore i Town
Douglas
Mre
Cane
J. 5
Creagar
DR. Sweatt
Beston
Massachusetts
H. Swhatt
D. D. G. W. v. Barnett
P. D
Bresnahen Block
Sanitary Home Laundry
Sherman Commpany
William Hodge
Lee Schubert
Mr. Lawrence Whitman
Bunty
Northcliffe
Williamson-Haffner
Colorado
BUY
Wyoming Farm
Golden Prairie
Servative Trust Companies
Ists
Mort
Federal Land and Securities Company
West Seventeenth Street
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