Free Ticket Offer Drives Cheyenne Honor Roll Rise
Leader's six week program at Atlas boosts nearly 50 students to new honor roll ranks. Pupils and teachers praise the incentive fueling better work as tickets grant Saturday vaudeville access. First honor roll members maintain 90 percent averages across all studies. Names listed include Geraldine Heaney Samuel Garlesky and Sadie Sherman.
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Atlas
Cheyenne
Ephod
Satuday
Ethmu
Atire
Eighth Grade Honors Listed by Teachers and Students
Eighth grade students receive First Honors for Huth Harrington Emma Blazer Sheldon Cook and Second Honors for Mildred Cook Ruby Gaskin Elizabeth Doonan Olfre Moxon Viola Allen Mona Elce. Teachers First Honors include McCormick Warkley Graves noted among faculty.
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Misses McCormick
Warkley
Graves
Huth Harrington
Emma Blazer
Sheldon Cook
Mildred Cook
Ruby Gaskin
Elizabeth Doonan
Olfre Moxon
Viola Allen
Mona Elce
Seventh Grade Moners Gladya Clemens Esther Moss
First Moners lists Gladya Clemens Esther Moss and Helen Hudson with names for seventh grade class. Second Monorsa includes Naomi Schneider.
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Gladya Clemens
Esther Moss
Helen Hudson
Monorsa
Naomi Schneider
Miss OConnell Teacher First Honore Beatrice Stepp
Miss OConnell is listed as a teacher. First Honore Beatrice Stepp is recognized alongside Second Honore Erma Neeley. The fragment notes honors and names without full context or dates.
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Miss O'Connell
Beatrice Stepp
Erma Neeley
Distinguished Guests Witness Wilson Wedding at White House
Francis Bowes Sayre and Jessie Wilson were married at the White House in a formal ceremony before officials and diplomats. A double ring service followed by a reception, breakfast, and wedding cake cutting culminated in a secret honeymoon departure, with plans to return to Williamstown, Massachusetts where Sayre will assist President Garfield at Williams College.
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Washington
Francis Bowes Sayre
Jessie Wagnlton Wilson
Wilson
White House
Hwonblage
Marie Band
Mendelsohn
Mrn Wilon
Gary T. Grayson
Europe
Williamstown
Mase
Mr. Sayre
Provident Garfield
Willlame
First and Second Honors Listed for Students
First Honors goes to Myrta Dickerson Herbert Woodmen Erma Stevens and Robert Nagel. Second Honors include Marlon Barnett Willie Logan Joseph Watts Pera Nowlin Fanchon Godfry Gladys Piper and Helena Moyer.
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Myrta Dickerson
Herbert Woodmen
Erma Stevens
Robert Nagel
Marlon Barnett
Willie Logan
Joseph Watts
Pera Nowlin
Fanchon Godfry
Gladys P!per
Helena Moyer
Fourth Grade Honors List at Local School
Miss Haynes teaches first honors Julia Sherman Mary Fuller Nellie Green. Second honors go to Catherine Murray Mildren Fitzgerald.
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Miss Haynes
Julia Sherman
Mary Fuller
Nellie Green
Catherine Murray
Mildren Fitzgerald
First Honors and Second Honors Recipients Listed
Miss Graham directs First Honors for John Cooper Viola Murray. Second Honors go to Ruth Winkleman Ruth Swartz Maude ONeill Delphine Murphy Mabel Moss Helen Kepler Edith Keist Thora Hour Addamae Henderson Helen Davidson Essie Dingle Julia Argue Hoyt Graham Harold Rankin Meyers Spaulding Henry Taylor Martin Thomas Billie Honrath. In Second Grade Mina Heszel Teacher First Honors Louis OLeary Dan McAlvan Robert Guthrie Second Honors Grace Evans Katherine DeLacour Thelma Everett Charlotte Pege Aliee Taylor Jack Thompson Allen Wade.
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Miss Graham
John Cooper
Viola Murray
Ruth Winkleman
Ruth Swartz
Maude O'Niell
Delphine Murphy
Mabel Moss
Helen Kepler
Edith Keist
Thora Hour
Addamae Henderson
Helen Davidson
Essie Dingle
Julia Argue
Hoyt Graham
Harold Rankin
Meyers Spaulding
Henry Taylor
Martin Thomas
Billie Honrath
Mina Hészel
Louis O'Leary
Dan MecAlvan
Robert Guthrie
Grace “Fvans
Katherine DeLacour
Thelma Everett
Charlotte Pege
Aliee Taylor
Jack Thompson
Allen Wade
Honors List Names At Local School Ceremony
Miss Hoye leads first honors with Tommy Fuller Keith Lamont Rebecca Carpenter Hazen Gurtis Grace Mackley and Helen Hornish. Second honors include Kennedth Swanson Shelby Thompson Cleta Dingle Marie Doran Gwendolyn Barker Marion O Neill and Alice Guthrie.
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Miss Hoye
Tommy Fuller
Kieth Lamont
Rebecca Carpenter
Hazen Gurtis
Grace Mackley
Helen Hornish
Kennedth Swanson
Shelby Thompson
Cleta Dingle
Marie Doran
Gwendolyn Barker
Marion O'Niel
Alice Guthrie
Converse Teachers Earn Second Honors in Florence
Missie Fincher and Eddleman, along with Florence Harcleroud, Grace Moyer, Lois Ford, earned second honors. Alden Peabody, Clara Stemler, and Leah Casten also named second honors at Converse School.
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Missea Fincher
Eddleman
Florence Harcleroud
Grace Moyer
Lois Ford
Alden Peabody
Clara Stemler
Leah Casten
Academic Honors List Names Miss Pederson and Students
Miss Pederson leads the list with First Honors for Mable Knowles. Second Honors awarded to Donald Fuelcher Mary Garlock Alice Stevick and Henry Bentson.
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Miss Pederson
Mable Knowles
Donald Fuelcher
Mary Garlock
Alice Stevick
Henry Bentson
Fifth Grade Honors List Names Miss Coleman Class
Miss Coleman announces second honors for Dorothy Roedel and Alles Trumbull in the fifth grade. The list highlights students achieving high class standing in the MIVTH GRADE cohort.
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Miss Coleman
Dorothy Roedel
Alles Trumbull
Fourth Grape Miss Leach Honors List Names
Elizabeth Breither earns First Honors while Harold Forde Robert Clausen receive Honours in the fourth grade grape assignment. Miss Leach, teacher, announces top students with accolades.
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Miss Leach
Elizabeth Breither
Harold Forde
Robert Clausen
Notable Second Honors Recipients Named in School List
Miss Hutchinson leads a list of second honors recipients including Louise Wolcett Margaret Hefferon Louise Hofmann Helen Johnson Jean Robertson John Bruner Harry Moore Robert Casten Francis Niswander and other students from the same class.
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Miss Hutchinson
Louise Wolcett
Margaret Hefferon
Louise Hofmann
Helen Johnson
Jean Robertson
John Bruner
Harry Moore
Robert Casten
Francis Niswander
Miss Burke and Students Honored in Second Honors List
The notice names Miss Burke along with students James Kinport Winona Purcell and Esther Rockafield as achieving second honors in the school.
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Miss Burke
James Kinport
Winona Purcell
Esther Rockafield
School Honors List Includes Local Students
Misa Ewers and Catherine Bruner lead a batch of students earning second honors alongside Bosale Garlock Lela Greather Edna Smalley Will Bruner Kirby Olds and Clarence Purcell recognized for scholastic achievement.
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Misa Ewers
Catherine Bruner
Bosale Garlock
Lela Greather
Edna Smalley
Will Bruner
Kirby Olds
Clarence Purcell
Corlett School Seventh Grade Honors Report
Miss Hinkston, teacher, presents first honors for Corlett School seventh grade. Named students include Nanale Kelley and Pearl Lewis with second honors awarded to Chester Hagners, Hissony, Ralphs Thatcher, and Swain. Continued on page two.
Stage All Set for Last Game Cheyenne vs Aggie Shorthorns
Cheyenne high school prepares for the Thanksgiving clash at Pioneer Park with the Aggie Shorthorns of Fort Collins Colorado. Referee EB Drickley ex Harvard will oversee a full crowd with seating for all and strong season finish on the line.
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Pioneer Park
Cheyenne High School
Aggie Shorthorn
Fort Collins
Colorado
Cheyenne
Boulder
Shorthorns
Greeley
Fast Denver
Aggie Shorthorns
Boulder Preps
Troop E
Loveland
EB. R. Drickley
Harvard
Ias
Record Holding Aviator Killed in Short Fall
Edmund Porreyon, a renowned French aviator and holder of several altitude records, died when his monoplane capsized during maneuvers over the aero drome in Bac France. He had previously reached 19 650 feet in a solo flight at Bué on March 11 this year.
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Bac
France
Edmund Porreyon
Porreyon
Bue
Conference to dispose of quarrel on currency bill
Washington November 25. Democratic leaders plan a party conference at 11 tomorrow to settle points of difference and unite behind a bill acceptable to President Wilson. The session aims to draft a mutually acceptable form and amendments, showing improved tone and effort toward party unity on the reform measure.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Hitchrock
Apperh
Hineelf
Senate Committee
House
Improvements for South Side addressed by city hopeful
Mayor elect TI N LaFontaine spoke at a South Cheyenne Improvement meeting promising fair treatment under the new city government. Plans included cement ash pits for South Cheyenne and other welfare measures. A stock yards review found no faults and no auction actions were needed. A large crowd attended as the club voted on several local matters.
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N. LaFontaine Bie
South Cheyenne
South
Farmers Busy Preparing for Greater Crops
A driver’s 75 mile journey through the Golden Prairie depicts intense activity in Cheyenne area farms. Modern tractors and plows furrow straight, wide lanes amid rising concrete barns and new outbuildings. Farmers, with abundant grain shipments to area elevators, show thrift, improved roads, and hopeful expansion for next season.
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Golden Prarie
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Theoly
Wyoming Farm
Furna
Hilledale
Memorial forMervie Fitch of Sherman Line Held in St Louis
The funeral of Minnie Sherman Fitch daughter of General William T. Sherman was held at St Francis Xavier church in St Louis. She was buried in Calvary Cemetery in the family plot.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Merv
Minnie Sherman Fitch
William T. Sherman
St. Francis Mavier's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Cheyenne Club Banquet Set as Grand Affair
The Greater Cheyenne club plans a grand banquet next Friday night to honor the division led by Attorney A. D. Walton for the city improvement work. One hundred twenty five plates will be served at 9 pm with George S. Banta as guest of honor leaving Cheyenne soon.
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Harry Hynde
Beat
New York
Cheyenne
Old Cheyenne
A. D. Walton
George S. Banta
W. B. Ross
J. A. Cooper
Barnett
George
Walker
Industrial Club
Millard
C. B. Verry
O. M. Robertson
Griffin
Court Hearing About Troubled Marriage of Aged Bridegroom
Henry Binith a city carpenter seeks to cancel a $2,500 note and mortgage alleging Olga Wurst Steith defrauded him. He claims the marriage was for property and the bride concealed previous relationships. Olga denies the allegations, noting the note was given freely. The case before Judge Mentior involves C. B. Lane for the plaintiff and Sam Thompson and J. Thompson Sr. for the defendant.
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Henry Binith
Olga Wurst Steith
Smith
Mentior
C. B. Lane
Sam Thompson
J. Thompson
Federal forces defeated near Tierra Blanca in Mexico
Reports from Tierra Blanca tell of a two day clash where federal troops were routed by Villa’s rebel forces. Villa claims capture of artillery and three trains left by the federals, while Juarez empties of ammunition and supplies sent to Villa. A rebel officer cites two series of federal volunteer executions on the field.
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Paso
Villa
Tierra Blanca
Juarez
Feld, Juares
Saragoca
Indianapolis Police Chiefs Quit Amid Insubordination Fallout
In Indianapolis on November 25, Superintendent Martin Fivlabd and Board of Safety President Willian Davis resigned after 31 patrolmen were acquitted of insubordination. Mayor Shanks accepted the resignations as the force faced internal strife over striking streetcar duty and ride orders. Captain Coffin declined the top post, pending January changes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Martin Fivlabd
Willian
BL Davis
Board of Safety
Baxird of Safety
Pot
Shanks
George VV. Coffin
Todd
Ria
Hyland
Eltizena
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Ifader
Geraldine Heaney
Samuel Garlesky
Sadie Sherman
Central School
Miss Bartlett
Converse School
Corlett
MPA
C.H
S. Aggies
Hitchcock
Cheyenne Club
Huerta
Lind
Vresident Wilson
John Lind
Rhode Island
Fletcher
Tampico
Tuxpan
Magdalena
Sonora
Fracisco Escudero
Carranaa
Nogales
Wis
William Bayard Hale
Baendero
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