Graduation Near for Class of 1916 at Cheyenne Bien School
The Cheyenta bien school plans its 1916 graduating ceremonies starting June 4 at Parish House with a baccalaureate address by Rev B B Brace. June 7 hosts the class play, June 9 the commencement exercises and a June 1 reception for the class of 1914. Plans include salutatory by Gladys Cole and valedictory by Carte Cole, plus music by students. Diplomas will be handed by William Storey. The class of nineteen girls and fifteen boys includes Faustina Thompson, Glennie Graham, Henrietta Loulms Linn, Grace Vivian Devine, and others.
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Cheyenta Bien School
B. B. Brace
First Methodist Church
J. C. Hie
Dr. Shingler
George van Winkle
Sh R Millard
Jen R. Poe
J. N. Ball
Gladys Cole
Lincoln Highway
Miss Carte Cole
Mies Julia Cohen
Mies
Mildred Burke
Partway
State University
William Storey
Nienteen
Faustina Thompson
Glennie Graham
Henrietta Loulms Linn
Grace Vivian Devine
Minnie May Sorenson
Sadie Kelle Leffler
Ruth Henretta Manesworth
Julia Cohen
Irma Eda Stabler
Cassie Margaret Cole
Gladys J. Cole
Florence Pearl Pearson
Lawrence Vernon Babcock
Kunie@ Alese Tyson
Morria Edward Davis
Marty C. Doyle
Samuel A. Underwood
William J. Dinneen
Clara Henrietta Ahrens
Leon M. Clearwaters
Karl W. Habcork
Ena M. Crain
Werner Henry Stoll
Ralph R. Argue
Ruth M. Cook
Dorothy A. Gleason
Nellie May Hackman
Mildred M. Burke
EB. W. Norton Lee
William Ethelbert Mahoney
Alan B. Fowler
Fred 8. Miller
Willis L. Rees
Wyoming appoints auxiliary committee to revise school laws
Governor Kendrick selects fifteen Wyoming residents to work with the permanent school code committee. First meeting planned in Cheyenne July 8 with sessions in Laramie July 10 11 and 12 at the university.
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Wyoming
A. C. Monthan
Bureau of Education
Washington
Kendrick
Cheyenne
Meel
Code Committee
Laramie
K. W. Croft
Cowley
Mat Guilivan
Casper
W. HH. Dickinson
Lander
Ed Reavill
Dowelan
Tt. D. Carey
Careyinket
Bert Grigegs
Nutfalo
D. A. Re
Conmittes
A. C. Monahan
Federal Bureau of Education
Washington, D. C
Mies
Edith K. O. Clark
School of
Ahout
Coe
President Wilson Sends Draft Note to Britain on Mail Interference
President Wilson transmitted to the state department the final draft note protesting interference with American mails by Great Britain. The communication, dated May 24, seeks to address disruptions affecting US mail service and asserts American rights.
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Washington
Wilson
State Department
Great Britain
New Coach Sought for Fort Colling High School
I M Brown, current science teacher and athletic coach, has been elected to a mathematics post at Fort Colling High School and may not return to Cheyenne next year. No athletic coach yet appointed. candidates with broad sports experience and demonstrable teaching are sought. training and discipline emphasized. George Barlow reports his son George Jr. is recovering after a recent accident in Anaconda Montana. mother remains with him as he improves.
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I. M. Brown
Fort Colling High School
Cheyenne
Shoul
Success Inn Athletics
George Barlow
George, Sr
Anaconda
Mont
Hiis
Weather Summary of Rain and Snow Across Regions
High pressure dominated the eastern half of the country with exceptions along the South Atlantic coast and extreme northeast. A southwestern disturbance moved northeastward into Utah and deepened, bringing rain or snow to the middle Mississippi valley, northern Rocky Mountain region, and middle plains. Reports noted over an inch of rain in Valentine and Keokuk, 2.38 inches at Norfolk Virginia, with temperatures easing east of the Rockies but remaining below normal on the Pacific slope.
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Utah
Middle Plateau
Rocky Mountain Region
Atlantic Seaboard
Canada
Valentine
Keokuk
Norfolk
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Frontier Dates Copacetion Note and Daye Jac
The fragment mentions Frontier Dates and Copacetion with a Frontien Daye Jac 3 vu. A clearer event or person is not provided and the text is garbled. It hints at dates or a calendar reference without concrete details.
Hittle Escape Planned Ahead at Evanston Hospital
George Hittle who escaped from the state insane hospital at Evanston planned the getaway for some time. He had a companion, John Childress, sent from Riverton, believed to be cured. Dr. Soller reports Hittle received funds and escaped using self made keys. a $100 reward is offered for his capture.
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George Hittle
State Insane Hospital
Evanston
Soller
Hittle
John Childress
Childress
Riverton
Lander
Huth
Dr. Soller
State Board of Charities and Reform
Plan Motor Race For Next Sunday
The Capital City Motorcycle club schedules a series of races next Sunday at Frontier Park starting 2 o clock. Featured is a 16 mile short coupled race with stock and short coupled machines to enter. Races include 10 mile stock, 10 mile short coupled, 6 mile single cylinder, slow half mile, 15 mile short coupled, and 16 mile stock races with prizes for winners. Cher ence Street Railway will run cars to the park for spectators and out-of-town attendees are promised a guaranteed time.
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Capital City
Frontier Park
Cherence Street Railway
Palndanks Boom 18 Taken to Chicago
A garbled report states 18 individuals associated with Palndanks are moved to Chicago by James P. Geedrich, a national committeeman of a Republican party faction for Indians. The item references a presentation and a political action connected to Patrbauke.
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Palndanks
Chicago
Harles
W. Peirbeanks
James P. Geedrich
Republicas Nogtings
Smeean Tan
Patrbauke
Sin as Leprosy Sermon Draws Crowds at First Baptist
Dr. Franklin W. Swift told a large audience at First Baptist that sin is like leprosy with a small beginning and spreading without mercy. He warned against flirtations with danger and urged cleansing by Jesus blood, noting sin harms all classes and is hereditary. Houses for cottage prayer meetings were listed and Swift announced tonight on Weighed by my Ten Commandments with W T U to attend.
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Franklin W. Swift
First Baptist Church
Perdition
Cheyenne
Jesus Christ
God
Bell
Capitol Ave
Mire
Dr. Swift
Pine Blupps Farmers Club Buys Stallion Hobson Tractor
Pioneer horseman W. H. Treaman sold the seal brown shire stallion Hobson Tractor No. 16088 to Pine Blupps Farmers Club district buyers. The three year old, 1900 pound colt drew seventy five farmers to view him and was praised for its fine conformation.
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W. H. Treaman
Hobson Tractor
Maurer Undergoes Successful Operation at Local Private Hospital
Julius Maurer of this city underwent a successful operation at the private hospital Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuake
Julius Maurer
Thie City
Hoepite
Texas Democratic Convention Chooses Poindexter as Committeeman
May 24 San Antonio Texas Judge William Poindexter of Cleburne was elected democratic national committeeman for Texas at the state convention. The convention backed nationwide prohibition and endorsed Governor Ferguson and former Senator J W Bailey. Hailey’s stand on reentry into politics drew attention as Bailey's memorial pay and other discussions surfaced.
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San Antonio
William Poindexter
Cleburne
Texas
Ferguson
J. W. Bailey
Hailey
Epi
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