Judge Mentzer Opens October Term of Court
The district court opened its October term with few trials. Babbitt is charged with defacing ballots at the Republican primary, set for October 4. Defendants Milton, Haines, Carlton, Delarte, Hernandez face charges including burglary and murder, with no trial dates yet fixed.
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Mentzer
District Court
Orren
Babbitt
Republicas
Consolman & Mentaor
Appear Ag Bobbitt
Ieee Saite
Menry Miton
Carl Haines
Wm. Carlton
Domingo Delarte
Jose Hernandez
Fairbanks Labels Wilson Speech Base Utterance
Charles W. Fairbanks today characterized as base utterance the President Wilsons statement that November could bring a republican change in U S foreign policy and danger of U S entanglement in the European war and conflict over Mexico.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Police raid on Uronk coffee house nets six Greeks
Police raided the Uronk coffee house at 604 West Fifteenth Street and arrested six Greeks for gambling. It was the second raid in the past month with all detainees held in the city jail after the bust at the gambling table.
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Uronk
West Fifteenth Street
Extortion Ring Tied to Hotel Case Involving Philadelphia Woman
Mrs Regina 8 Kipper testified in New York about an extortion scheme that targeted a Philadelphia woman who paid money after being found with a man linked to the group. Secret service agents say the operation spread across multiple large cities. Mrs Helen Eversoa also faced arrest in Chicago.
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Regina
Kipper
Philadelphia
New York
Secret Service
Helen Eversoa
Chicane
Nation's Future at Stake in 1916 Campaign
A political column argues the paramount issue is peace versus war and urges voters to consider European policy and Mexico, warning against hidden influences shaping U.S. neutrality. It contends President Wilson stands for peace and criticizes opposition tied to Wall Street interests ahead of November elections.
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Wilson
Mexico
Wall Street
Night council arrestee to be arraigned before Justice Phelan
An individual will be arraigned today before Justice Phelan following a night incident. The Leader Office reported a favorable price for clean cotton race, indicating stabilizing market conditions.
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Omce
Hunter Will Probated Appoints Widow Admin Without Bond
Mrs Margaret Hunter widow of Celian Hunter was named administratrix of the estate after the will was probated in district court. The estate includes extensive ranch properties.
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Margeret Hunter
Celian Hunter
Canadian editor lauds Cheyenne during westward trip
Robert Milton Byrne manager of the Daily Colonist of Victoria B C visited Cheyenne and praised the city after a brief overnight stay. He said eastern observers he spoke to favored Wilson in the national election and planned to return with a delegation next year. Byrne noted Cheyenne’s Frontier Days celebration as a key local event.
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Colonist
Cheyenne
Mr. Byrne
Atlantic Coast
Mr. Byrnes
Victoria
Byrnes
Wilson
Tyrne
Three Oil Firms Formed in Wyoming
Three oil concerns filed incorporation papers yesterday with the secretary of state. Equality Oil and Development Co of Wyoming plans a 1.5 billion dollar capitalization and will be headquartered in Cheyenne, with Kelley M. Roach W. W. Edwards Marion W. Edwards J. D. Cameron and A. B. Manning as directors and incorporators. Tisdale Oil Co will be based in Casper with 30 thousand dollars capital stock, directed by J. R. Smith J. F. Mutt J. R. Mutt J. Nell Smith and George E. Nicker, with L. C. Smith also an incorporator. High Grade Oil and Gas Co operates from Casper with 200 thousand dollars capitalization, directors including R. B. Smith L. Lilly Charles Rise W. A. Thompson and G. F. B. Melntyre.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Kelley M. Roach
W. W. Edwards
Marion W. Edwards
J.D. Cameron
A. 8. Manning
Tisdale Oil Company
Casper
J. R. Smith
J. R. Mutt
J. Nell Smith
George E. Nicker
L. C. Smith
R. Be, Smith
L. Lilly
Charles Rise
W. A. Thompson
G. Fb, Melntyre
Joffee Accused of Liquor Violation
George Joffee proprietor of the Albany hotel and bar faces a liquor law violation charge after allegedly allowing liquor to be shipped from his bar to Colorado. Police Judge Phelan reserved action overnight due to contradictory testimony. Myatt Returns Chas E Hyatt returns from St Louis where he installed a cost accounting system for businesses. his ally is visiting Iowa.
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Albany
Joffee
Colorado
Phelag
Myatt
Chas. E. Hyatt
St. Louis
Cheyenne
Visting
Iowa
Allies Capture German Trench East of Bouchayesnes
Allies accuse Swed n captured a trench and took German prisoners in a local action east of Bouchayesnes on the Somme, the only infantry engagement of note on that front. Petrograd reports ongoing struggle on the southwestern front with no decisive changes as German reserves build near Vladimir-Volynski.
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Bouchayesnes
Somme
Petrograd
Vladimir-Volynsk
Brussiloffy
Mexican Arraignment Delayed Over Language Barrier
In district court Jose Hernandez, charged with murder, shook his head at English questions and spoke only briefly through an interpreter. The judge ordered a new interpreter and postponed the case while awaiting a properly equipped linguist.
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Jose Hernandes
Mentzer
Moetican
Hernandez
Fisher
Heaney Estate Bequeaths All to Four Children
The will of Thomas Heaney was admitted to probate in district court yesterday. Mrs. W H Bradley daughter named administratrix with bond of 60000. The four children Cheyenne Bradley Thomas Heaney Casper William Heaney Douglas and Geraldine Heaney California inherit the estate valued about 100000 dollars with 25000 dollars in personal property to be divided equally among the four children.
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W. Ht. Bradley
Bradley
Cheyenne
Thomas Heaney
Casper
William Heaney
Douglas
Geraldine Heaney
California
Woman's Party Meeting Saturday Afternoon
A meeting will be held next Saturday at 3 o'clock in the Plains hotel ballroom under the national woman's party. It is said to be the final appeal to western women voters. Principal speakers are Mrs Inez Milholland Hoissevain of New York and Mrs Harriott Stanton Blatch, who moved from New York to Topeka Kansas after her bill's defeat so she could vote this year.
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Plains Hotel
National Woman's Party
West
Mis
Inez Milholland Hoissevain
New York
Harriott Stanton Blatch
Topeka
Kans
Sheridan Teen Harry Kay Dominates Local Tennis Tourney
Harry Kay of Sheridan, a high school student and two week visitor at the governor's mansion, entered the Sheridan tennis tournament junior division and by Friday of last week had defeated every opponent he faced with only two matches remaining for the championship.
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Harry Kay
Sheridan
Governor's Mansion
Mother Love Aids Son In Trenches
During early fighting in France Private Bailey, exhausted by mud and cold, found relief after his mother sent Sloan's Liniment. The bottle eased rheumatic pain and allowed him to endure the shelling. He shared the cure with fellow soldiers, promoting it as a crucial reinforcement. Available from druggists at 50 cents or one dollar.
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France
Sloan
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