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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
16
About fifty youths and local figures were detained at the city jail last night for petty vandalism during Hallowe'en events. The group, including notable residents and visitors, were moved to the women's section pending charges and processing.
Fifty years ago Monday October witness marked the marriage of Mi and Mise Jose and Fer restop. Their golden wedding was celebrated here last Monday with a throng of relatives and friends. Eleven children were born, ten living. six daughters and five sons. Mrs. George W. Welsh and Mrs. Charles Hively reside in Cheyenne. The couple count twenty two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Town Ed Jacobsen and Charles Jacobson, Democratic candidate for county assessor, visited from Carpenter yesterday.
Reports from speakers across the state say Wilson Kendrick and Jack Clark boost Democratic support. Crowds fill meetings and Republicans voice backing. Carey notes a strong swing in Evanston and Cheyenne. Farmers on trains and towns show a statewide landslide trend toward the Democratic ticket.
Democrats aim to mobilize labor support across the district with candidates led by J. Ross Carpenter Lee Moore William Landau for state senate and Joe F. Gibson Thomas J. Carroll A. B. Mitchell Oscar O. Natwick Claude F. Palmer Lloyd C. Sampson Thos. Hunter M. R. Hemphill Charles D. Beaver Ray K. Olds for state house. County meetings spotlight Sam Thompson L. A. Till er J. Ross Carpenter U S Attorney C L Rigdon Walter Q. Phelan Lloyd Sampson C F Palmer W B Ross with talks by ex-Gov Joseph M. Carey. County Chair Ray E. Lee predicts easy county-tickets wins amid Republican fears and notes strong showings for Ed Jacobson and B Bartlett while Mrs Mefferson opposes reelection.
State Chairman 8. G. Hopkins says the Atlas Theatre will host Jack Clark and Ex Governor Carey the night before the election. He accuses Republicans of renting Eagles Hall and Parish House while confirming prior contracts with the Atlas venue.
After a two week illness the infant son of Mr and Mrs R H Norvell of 316 West 24th street died at St John’s hospital Monday morning at 7 30. Funeral was held Tuesday at 2 from Teany’s undertaking parlors with Father Boland officiating. Interment will be at Mt Olivet cemetery.
An old health advertisement touts Jad Sake as a remedy to flush clogged kidneys and ease backache. It claims four ounces daily in water before breakfast for a few days to restore kidney activity and ease bladder irritation.
A local druggist touts Jad Salts as a harmless inexpensive lithia water drink that supposedly cleans kidneys and prevents serious trouble, appealing to residents seeking kidney benefits despite expert caution about myths.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless cure for rheumatic pain and related ailments. It claims rapid relief from aching joints and muscles, with notes on sparing skin, and asserts decades of effectiveness for rheumatism sciatic nerve pain and backache.
W A Whitney superintendent of transportation arrived from Omaha to study conditions. He reports Union Pacific cars are overloaded and average only 59.9 miles per day in August versus 27 to 38 on rivals. Foreign cars averaged 77.6 miles daily. Demand for cars is so high that outsiders offer to take stock cars and operate them for wheat shipments.
The body of P. F. B. Martin was shipped from Early undertaking parlors to Fort Smith Arkansas. Relatives Tealtle and Marie White accompanied the body and denied the death was related to their relationship. Marie White said they were on good terms. Paulsen returns from Indianapolis after attending a United Mine Workers committee meeting on the Journal affairs.
An upcoming film version of a well known play will be backed by a large studio team. The Wily Mem Fox offices supply scenery tails and background as a dedicated cast and crew prepare for a premiere tomorrow and Friday at the Amupe.
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