County Ticket Slate for County Officials
Vor Sheriff-hD i BOUNMOT hor Treasurer BAY OLA For County Clerk WILLIAM TI DILLMAN Vor Clerk of District Court SAM J BL Per County Commissioner 4 years WILLIAM DUNSTAN Per County Commissioner 2 years W B McCOMAS Vor Superintendent of Public Instruction MAMIE B HEFFERON For Coroner Dh C W BEARD for Assessor HANSEN Por Road Supervisor PATRICK DOOnY Kor Surveyor A B BARTLETT
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Bounmot
William TI. Dillman
Vor
Sam J. BL
W. B. McComas
Mamie B. Hefferon
Dh. C
City Ticket for Mayor and Ward Councilmembers
The notice lists candidates for city government: Mayor D W Gill and councilmen A Rood Talle First Ward W Phelan Second Ward and J N Hansen Third Ward. The document outlines the official slate for upcoming municipal elections.
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D. W. Gill
A. Roodtalle
Local notices and briefs from Cheyenne city pages
A collage of small ads and short notices: Miller's watch repairs at 1709 Uarey Ave promises correct service and low prices. land seekers tour Federal Land and Securities company listings. rental offers at 413 W 19th and 2116 Eddy St. Stella Maguire and Hazel visit Chicago via intermediate polnia. handmade trunks at Factory 316 West 16th. Swagger's Greenhouse reports first orchid shipment in Cheyenne. Sergeant R L Taylor welcomed with a ten pound son. Charles F P Walsh killed in Trento while flying. John T Maley and Miss Hose Bind wedding announced for mid November. officials Welsh Renick McInerney and Conroy travel in private car over Colorado & Southern. coal price promo by Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co.. Miss Anon Costello to appear at Mrs Cahill's Millinery 1611 tol avenue with hair goods on sale.
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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 Denver Weddings by Rev Nelson at Methodist Church
The Rev W M Nelson of the Methodist church conducted two ceremonies last week. The first united Mr Alfred Bright and Miss Fern Mayer. the second joined Mr Harold Gardner and Miss Julia Gowen, both couples from Denver.
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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
The State Leader editor Mr. Alex Hinatle spoke to Cheyenne Business College students on making a successful career through applying training and working hard. He praised the students’ courtesy and noted today’s business world values practical talent and up to date skills. Miss Williams thanked him on behalf of the students for the informative lecture.
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Alex Hinatle
State Leader
Cheyenne Business College
Haptie
Hastle
Hustle
Cheyenne
Peanut Crisp and Brittle Sale at the Rob
A sale event at the Rob offers Fresh Peanut Crisp and Peanut Brittle priced at 20 cents per pound. Mentions Window Glass and The Sherman Co Liquid Veneer, with The Sherman Co referenced in connection to the listing.
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Robinson
The
Sherman Co
High School Notes Preview Cheyenne Rally Aims for Victory
Cheyenne Higl joined a Friday rally with yells and songs as faculty and the football manager offered sketches and encouragement for today’s game. Ticket sales reached 115, and the Athletic Association plans a dance for the Greenley team. More boys are urged to join the second football team under Coach Jones to build depth for scrimmage.
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Cheyenne Higl
Marine Band Concert at Keefe Hall Tuesday
The United States Marine Band presents a concert at Keefe Hall Tuesday with William Santelmann leading. Soloist Mary Serier, clarinetist Vanpoucke, and xylophonist Lewin perform Wagner, Sinding, Bizet, Weber, Liszt, and a star spangled finale including two soprano numbers and an encore.
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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 Man Recalls Lynching Mob at Prison
HB Hyde of Colorado Springs describes Rawlins Tuesday night mob action over the captured negro Wigfall. He saw crowds form on street corners, feared a jail breakout, and learned the convicts had lynched Wigfall. Hyde says the town was wildly excited and school children missed class as mobs mobbed the prisoner.
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Rawlins
Wigfall
Fo Hyde
Colorado Springs
Colo
Plaing Hotel
Hyde Wis
Mr. Hyde
Wigtall
Cheyenne Jews Celebrate Sucoth and Torah Festival
Cheyenne observes Sucoth beginning Wednesday at sundown with booths and thanksgiving to God. Thursday marks Simchas Torah when the Torah is read and Genesis begins anew, signaling the close of the annual holiday season.
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Sindawy
Notice to Caramie County cattle growers meeting urged
Acting on cattlemen requests a meeting is planned at the Cheyenne Wyoming courthouse on Tuesday October 8 1912. A prior May 4 stockmen meeting recommended a general fall round up and dipping for early October with a committee including Thomas Hunter Anthony Wilkinson David Nimmo Fred Hirsig Charles Carey Jess Yoder J C Underwood B F Davis state veterinarian and R N Mead federal inspector.
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Chéyenne
Wyoming
Thomas Hunter
Anthony Wilkinson
David Nimmo
Fred Hirsig
Charles Carey
Jess Yoder
Army Orders Relieve Officers and Transfers Issued
Washington Oct 4 Capt William A Wickline medical corps is relieved from duty with field hospital No 5 effective upon its departure from Walter Reed hospital for Fort Leavenworth and will report to the Walter Reed general hospital. First Lt John B Herrick medical reserve corps is relieved from duty at Bonicla arsenal California and will proceed home. Maj Harry J Bishop fifth field artillery will report to Fort Leavenworth army general school after leave expires. Transfers ordered on request of officers: Lieut Col Willis T from seventh to twenty eighth infantry and Lieut Col William T Allaire from twenty eighth to seventh infantry.
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Army Gerulee School
Fort Leavenworth
Willis T
Twenty-Eighth Infantry
William T., Allaire
Twenty-Eighth
Seventh Infantry
Louisville coal and coke storage prices offer
Western Coal Co. advertises coal and coke at storage prices for the rest of the month. Contact J. A. Anderton, manager, at 24 W 22nd St, phone 355-W for supply.
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Western Coal CO
J. A. Anderton
Mgr
Discharged Guessers Salted Salmon Weights Change Policy
Bangor Maine reports the federal guesser for weighing breeding salmon loses his job after years of relying on veteran judgment. Government purchases 600 to 1,000 live salmon annually from Bucksport Verona Orland and Penobscot shores at 20 to 30 cents a pound with no pay for handling. From now on a fixed twelve pound weight will determine payment, potentially undervaluing larger fish though fishermen may still sell them elsewhere.
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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 bandit William Anderson, who terrorized central Missouri after the Civil War, was discovered in the old manor house on the former William Burch plantation in Howard County. The Yancey family estate in Liberty owns the property. Local workmen remodeling the house reported the find in the room where Anderson is said to have slept after a bank robbery and mortal wounding in 1808.
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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 Missing Clothes Stirs KC Fishing Trip
Seven Kansas City lawyers visited a fishing resort for a weekend and swam in the nude. Upon returning to camp they found a suit of clothes missing, reportedly belonging to Judge John C Pollock of the Kansas federal court.
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Kansas City
John C Pollock
Kansas Federal Court
Plan To Reform Newport Reports Survey By Private Detectives
Women identified with the millionaire's colony employ private detectives for days to survey the city. They plan to report on gambling illegal liquor traffic and disorderly resorts to Governor Pothier.
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Newport
R. L
Pothier
Famous Hill in Greenwich to be leveled after historic ride
Area residents in Greenwich, Connecticut, propose leveling a hill famed for a Revolutionary War era baggage ride led by General Israel Huiman amid complaints about steep grades affecting automobile traffic. Local officials consider the plan.
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Greenwich
Conn Put's
Ware
Israel Huinam
USWNT Weds Then Arrested In Chicago Larceny Case
John Drashkovitch Orloff married Mary Sparrow in Chicago as detectives from Chicago Safe and Merchandise papers on him for a December 19 purchase dispute. The count was arrested at his wedding prep and bond saved him from custody as his bride and party waited.
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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 Must Behave
Paris cabmen and chauffeurs protest new street traffic regulations as prefect Louis Lepine backs the American system by William Phelps Eno. Each driver gets a rulebook on right traffic, duties of drivers and cabbies, signals and speed, plus Champs Elysees guidelines.
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Paris
Atrea
Paria
Louis Lepine
William Phelps Eno
New York
London
Champs
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