Social Roundup and Club News in Laramie Area
Social notices highlight gatherings at Wolfe Hall and Mrs Hill residence with Mrs Hill’s visit to Salt Lake City and plans for Los Angeles. University of Wyoming clubs discuss memorial fund, Sigma Nu fraternity rumors, and campus activities. Community events include bridge parties, church socials, and fishing bulletins.
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Courtehstes
R. A. Hill
Laura Lee
George Snowy
Herbert Woodman
W. K. Mylar
Hill
Miss Lee
Wolfe Hall
Mae Warbere
Neorbara
Pauline Hows
Etror
Gunnison
Cols
Www
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Uve 2
Alice Hutchinson
Cheyenne
Califor
E Earry Graine
Hoston
Mass
Elaine
Simmonee
Crane
University of Colorado B
Max
Under
Mra
William Corbett
David Home
Elchbst Seventh Street
Ball
Mise MacLean
Marjorie Ves
Olive Jones
California
Acutine
Margaret Doane
Nashville, Tenn
Fiske University
Miss Doane
Oberlin
Ohio
E. J. Bristol
Fort Collins
Falloon Farm
Sigma Nu Fraternity
University of Wyoming
Gamma Theta Chi
Sigma Nu
Laramie
Gas Line Completion Enables Casper Delivery
The New York Oil company completes a gas line from Poison Spider to Casper and begins delivery. Midwest Refining plans to use the gas as fuel, promising substantial savings on fuel oil. The refinery expects to run the full capacity of the line, bolstering Casper’s gas supply for home use.
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New York Oil Company
Poison Spider
Caspar
Midwest Refining Company
Ita Otilla
Devise
Casper
Powal
Stenger Leaves Union Pacific for Tramway in Denver
Colonel Ernest Stenger, longtime Union Pacific railway official, becomes superintendent of the Tramway in Denver effective October 1. He led operations for the Southern Division from Kansas City and served in France during World War I with the AEF before returning home. Also noted is a remark on motion picture censorship in Japan.
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Ernest Stenger
Southern Division
Union Pacific Railway
Kansas City
Vermway Company
Stenger
Wesr
Union Pacific
France
A. EB. F
Fifth Generation Casper Child Born in Casper
Casper Wyoming Sept 20 Ellen Holtaman the girl born last Saturday is the fifth generation in her family. Her two grandmothers live in Casper and Nebraska and one in Kansas. A great great grandmother resides in California. Baby Ellen named for her mother. Mother and baby both doing nicely, physician reports.
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Casper
Wyo
Ellen Holtaman
Reds' pennant chances seen as already decided
Cincinnati experts contend the Reds lost any pennant potential earlier in the season on the western trip. The column notes long odds and reflects on durable teams, while a stray historical aside mentions animals living long lives and an old note about India's salt commerce in 1670.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Refinery Rate Increases Touted By Trade Association
L F Moore of Chicago traffic man for the Independent Association told attendees at the auditorium gathering that Wyoming refineries would gain from new Commerce Commission rates while Pacific Coast fields saw a rise of 36 percent and Wing fields 25 percent.
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Denver
Wyoming
Commerce Commission
Pacondinond
L. F. Moore
Chi
Wall Street Bomb Victim Dead at 28 in New York
Alfred G. Phipps a 28 year old New York City broker died in a hospital from burns internal injuries and fractures of both legs after the September 16 Wall Street explosion. The death toll rose to 38.
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New York
Wall Street
Alfred G. Phipps
New York City
Memorial Tablet for Wyoming Dead Unveiled at Capitol
Wyoming to unveil a large bronze memorial tablet at the state capitol on Armistice Day November 11. It will list about 150 known Wyoming World War I dead with room for 190 more, funded by a $2,000 appropriation.
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Wyoming State Capitol
Wyoming
War Department
Capsito Rotunda
Imain
Mexican Suspect Fires Revolver Then Flees
An incident near a subway under Union Pacific tracks ended with a Mexican suspect firing a revolver, finding it empty, and fleeing south on Snyder Street. Undersheriff Daviawaned the pursuit and lost him in darkness near the subway. two other suspects fled before officers could pursue. Police continued the car chase this morning as trauma from the incident spread through the city.
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Snyder Street
Union Pacific
Davia
Oldest confection lore tied to licorice claim
The note asserts licorice as possibly the oldest confection in the world. A Linn Pennsylvania coal dump reportedly unloads 78 coal corn in eight seconds. The year references vast timber potential with nearly 3,000,000 acres of forest in Africa available for exploitation.
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Linn
Africa
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Anna D. Long
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L. H. Ellis
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James H. Walth
Woman's Relief Corps
Mrs. Charlea
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Frank Ottman
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KR. H. Nichols
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W. 17Th St
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Carey Ave
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