County Ticket Voters Head For Sheriff and Treasurer
County ticket selections list nominees for sheriff and treasurer BAY OLA, for county clerk WILLIAM TI DILLMAN, for district court SAM J BL, for county commissioner WILLIAM DUNSTAN and W B McCOMAS, for superintendent of public instruction MAMIE B HEFFERON, for coroner D H C VV BEARD, for assessor HANSEN, for road supervisor PATRICK DOONy, for surveyor A B BARTLETT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bounmot
William TI. Dillman
Vor
Sam J. BL
W. B. McComas
Mamie B. Hefferon
Dh. C
City Ticket Names for Mayor and Ward Council Seats
The city presents its ticket listing Mayor D W Gill and Council members A Rood Talle Second Ward W Phelan and J N Hansen for the first second and third wards respectively. The document enumerates these candidates as the official city slate for upcoming elections.
Local notices and ads mark Cheyenne page
Community briefs report watch repair and housing rentals, land seekers from Nebraska, visits to relatives, a trunk shop, orchid shipment, a newborn, a fatal aviation accident note, a forthcoming marriage, officials touring by rail car, coal pricing from Wyoming Fuel, and hair goods showcased by Costello's Hair Store with events in Cheyenne.
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Chicago
Stella Maguire
Hazel
Polnia
West 16Th Street
Swagger
Cheyenne
R. Li. Taylor
Eleventh Infantry
Walsh
Charles FP. Walsh
Trento
N. J
ASO
John T. Maley
Newcastle
H. E. Renick
J. McInerney
Conroy
Colorado & Southern
Carey Avenue
Anon Costello
Costello
Denver
Mra. Cahill
Tol Avenne
Larke
Two Weddings Performed by Rev Nelson at Methodist Church
Rev W M Nelson officiated two Denver weddings in the past week. The first united Mr Alfred Bright and Miss Fern Mayer, the second joined Mr Harold Gardner and Miss Julia Gowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid Tasy
W. M. Nelson
The
Methodist Church
Hoa
Alfred Bright
Mise Fern Mayer
Harold Gardner
Mise Julia Gowen
Denver
Editor of State Leader Addresses Cheyenne Business College
Mr. Alex Hinatle, editor of The State Leader, spoke to Cheyenne Business College students on using right channels to success. He stressed applying oneself in duties, praised student manners, and noted business need for trained youth to stay current and proactive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Hinatle
State Leader
Cheyenne Business College
Haptie
Hastle
Hustle
Cheyenne
Dance Fresh Peanut Crisp and Peanut Brittle at the Rob
Fresh peanut crisp and peanut brittle priced at 20 cents per pound will be sold at the Rob on Saturday October 5. Window glass and Sherman Co liquid veneer mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
The
Sherman Co
Cheyenne Higl rally boosts spirit ahead of big game
Cheyenne Higl led a Friday rally with rousing yells and songs as faculty and the football manager offered encouragement. Ticket sellers reported 115 disposed of. a large crowd was expected for today’s game. The Athletic Association plans a dance this evening to honor the Greeley team, drawing student interest. Coach Jones seeks more candidates for the second football team to boost scrimmage depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Higl
The
Athletic Association
Greeley
Marine Band Concert Program Set for Keefe Hall Tuesday
Official program of the United States Marine Band lists conductor William H. Santelmann and soloists including Miss Mary Serier and Jacques L. Vanpoucke. Repertoire features Wagner Tannhauser Overture, Sinding Burlesque, Bizet aria, Weber melodies, Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, and ending with The Star Spangled Banner. Intermission noted between sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Band
Keefe Hall
William FH. Santelmann
Walter F. Smith
Lyle Bassi
Mr. Vanpoucke
Carl Maria von Weber
Fred Godfrey
G. Bizett
Misa Sherner
Watts
William TH
Santelmann
Dittrich-Lewin
Mr. Lewin
Freya Liszt
Rawlins Lynching Eyewitness Recalls Mob Rampage
A visitor from Rawlins describes how enraged citizens mobbed a Black man named Wigfall after his capture and then lynching rumors spread. He witnessed street crowds, anxious officials, and a shocked town as reports of the prison incident fueled collective hysteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hyde
Wigtall
Cheyenne Jews Celebrate Sucoth and Torah Readings
Cheyenne observes Sucoth beginning Wednesday at sundown with booths and thanksgiving to God. Simchas Torah followed Thursday sundown with the Torah reading cycle completing and Genesis begun, marking the end of the annual holiday season Friday at sundown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sindawy
Notice to Caramie County Cattle Growers Meeting
Acting on cattlemen requests a meeting at Cheyenne Wyoming court house on Tuesday October 8 1912. Following a May 4 1912 stockmen meeting a fall round up and dipping is proposed for early October. Committee members listed include Thomas Hunter Anthony Wilkinson David Nimmo Fred Hirsig Charles Carey Jess Yoder J C Underwood and B F Davis state veterinarian R N Mead federal inspector all cattlemen urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chéyenne
Wyoming
Thomas Hunter
Anthony Wilkinson
David Nimmo
Fred Hirsig
Charles Carey
Jess Yoder
Army Orders Relieve officers and transfer postings
Army announces Capt. Wickline relieved from duty with field hospital No. 5 and to report to Walter Reed General Hospital. Lt. Herrick released from duty at Benicia Arsenal California and will return home. Maj. Bishop to report to Army General Staff School Fort Leavenworth after leave. transfers ordered for Lieut. Col Willis T from Seventh Infantry to Twenty Eighth Infantry and Lieut. Col William T Allaire from Twenty Eighth Infantry to Seventh Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Gerulee School
Fort Leavenworth
Willis T
Twenty-Eighth Infantry
William T., Allaire
Twenty-Eighth
Seventh Infantry
Western Coal Co Advertises Rest-of-Month Coal Sale
Louisville notice from Western Coal Co at 24 W 22d St offers coal and coke at storage prices for the rest of the month. J A Anderton is manager and phone number 355-W provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Coal CO
J. A. Anderton
Mgr
Discharge Ends Government Salmon Weight Guessing Practice
A veteran Maine fish buyer who estimated salmon weights for breeding has been replaced by a fixed twelve pound standard. The government, buying 600 to 1,000 live salmon yearly from Bucksport Verona Orland and Penobscot shores, will pay only for twelve pound fish at 20 to 30 cents per pound, risking underpaying larger fish.
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Bangor, Me
United States
Bucksaport
Verona
Orland
Poenobscot
Washington
Bandit's Gold Found in Missouri Manor House
Ten thousand dollars in gold believed linked to Civil War bandit William Anderson was recovered from a room in the old manor house on the Burch plantation in Howard County. C. E. Yancey of Liberty owns the property and was alerted by remodeling workers. Anderson reportedly died several days after being wounded during a bank robbery.
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Liberty, Mo
William Anderson
Missouri
William Burch
Howard County
C. EB. Yance
Liberty
Yancey
Anderson
Central Missouri
Burch Plantation
Judge Pollock’s Clothes Missing After Fishing Trip
Seven Kansas City lawyers visited a local fishing resort and swam in the lake without bathing suits. On return to camp they found Judge John C Pollock’s suit of clothes missing, prompting a quirky mystery at the weekend retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John C Pollock
Kansas Federal Court
Plan to Reform Newport Surveyed by Private Detectives
Women identified with the millionaire’s colony have hidden private detectives for several days conducting a survey of Newport. They aim to report on violations of law including gambling illegal liquor traffic and disorderly resorts. The report will be sent to Governor Pothier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
Pothier
Famous Hill to Be Leveled in Greenwich Claim
The hill known for its Revolutionary War fame near Greenwich, Connecticut is planned to be leveled after motorists complained about steep grades. Local officials cite traffic concerns and safety as the primary reasons for the removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn Put's
Ware
Israel Huinam
Notorious Count Marries Then Arrested in Chicago Larceny Case
John Drashkovitch Orloff, a self-styled count, wed Mary Sparrow in Chicago minutes before his arrest on a larceny charge linked to a typewriter purchase. W. B. Wenham of Chicago Safe and Merchandise pressed the case. detectives prevented a quick jail cell honeymoon. The bride, Countess Orloff, and bridesmaids waited as the count faced bonds at Clark Street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Drashkovitch Orloff
Orloff
W. B. Wenham
Chicago Safe and Merchandise Company
Lake Street
Jane
Wenham
West Adams Street
Chicago Beach
St. Paul's Reformed
Episcopal Church
South Winchester Avenue
West Adamas Street
Paris Cabs Face New Traffic Rules From Eno System
Paris cabmen protest proposed street regulation while Prefect Lepine backs an American traffic plan by William Phelps Eno. Drivers receive pocket books on right side driving, driver and pedestrian duties, signals, and speed rules. A page covers Champs Elysees traffic standards.
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Paris
Atrea
Paria
Louis Lepine
William Phelps Eno
New York
London
Champs
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Citizens National Bank Gyonva
William Dunstan
Kor
A. B. Bartlett
City Ticket
D. W. Gill
A. Roodtalle
W. @. PHELAN
J. N. Hansen
City News
Miller's
Uarey Ave
Nebraska
Federal Land and Securities Company
James Bussells
W. W. Busselle
Big Ecity
Eddy St
West 20Th
Hagles' Hall
Oregon
R. Y. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Mat
James
Walhall
Richard Wagner
Rawlins
Wigfall
Fo Hyde
Colorado Springs
Colo
Plaing Hotel
Hyde Wis
Caramie County
Louisville Coal and Coke
Eagles
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Woerkmen
Row
Hand
Wets
Sal Orloff
Ayer
Ayer Co
Lowell, Masse
Sir Galihad
Madonna
Hoffman
Christ
St. Cecelia
Rock Springs, Aitland, and
Frederick
Cheyenne Coal Yards
17Th St
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