Fire alarms and costs for the past quarter reported
Ed Taylor told the meeting of the city board yesterday that twenty alarms occurred in the quarter including two alarms and two exhibitions. Fires caused $169,500 in property endangered, insured for $102,500, with $1,805.20 paid in losses. Firefighting used 27,000 feet of hose and 78 feet of ladder, with Central and South Side stations covering 35.5 miles. Taylor urged urgent improvements to building exits and stairs to expedite evacuations.
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Voteling
Elven Ihiet
Ed Taylor
Ity
Careloun
Cylet Taylor
ARC Jae
Trotar Oes
Luirtean
Taylor
Moroes
Fee
Mye
Central
Corlett and
Converes
Hodis
Lovell Golden Rule Company Files Incorporation Charter
The Lovell Golden Rule company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Capitalized at $1,000, it will conduct general merchandise business in Lovell. Jolley serves as president and director, Cornelius Workman as vice president and director, J. W. Robertson as secretary and director, and T. L. Kitchen as director.
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Lovell Golden Rule Company
Lovell
HS. Jolley
Cornelius Workman
J. W. Robertson
T. L. Kitchen
Massacre Reports Strain U S Turkey Ties
Ambassador Morgenthau in Constantinople warned the Turkish foreign affairs minister that American public sentiment was stirred by Armenian atrocities. He said continued massacres could endanger the friendly relations between the United States and Turkey.
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Washington
Get
Morgenthau
Constantinople
United
Tates
Turkey
State Leader Wants Ad Wetton Try It
Fragmentary note from The State Leader in the Want Ad section mentions Wetton of Wrogiog and a prompt to "Try it" with unclear context or outcome. No clear event or entities beyond those words are established.
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Ad Wetton
Wrogiog
Wyoming
Quarterly reports show gains and city work progress
City council received quarterly and monthly reports from departments. Oscar Braun noted twenty nine burials between July 2 and September 30. Chief W J McClement reported September collections of 707.50 including wagon licenses and show licenses. Police fines totaled 2683 for September. building permits brought in 152.22 with estimated construction cost 22170.
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Yenru
Warlona
Oscar Braun
Comming
Graham Pletcher
KR. D. Goodrich
Enos Laughins
Warren
Capitol
Carey Avenues
W. J. McClement
Concrete Work Starts on Capitol Wings in Progress
Concrete work on the new Capitol wings began yesterday morning. A large mixer has been in place for days, wired for electric operation, pouring mix directly into foundation molds. East wing molds are nearly finished first. west wing excavation continues and will wrap soon before molds move to that side.
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Capitol
Change in Time for Train No 160 on CG BQ Railroad
In The State Leader Wyoming edition, beginning today Train No 160 on the CG BQ railroad will depart for the north at 8 46 a m instead of 7 10 a m The Leader standard news and advertising details accompany the editorship and masthead
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North
Wyoming Bank Prosperity Shown in Examiner Report
State Examiner Newlin reports Wyoming banks in strong health from Sept 12, 1914, to Sept 2, 1915. Loans and discounts rose by 796183.46 dollars, overdrafts fell 77555.91, capital stock up 155460, and deposits increased 87466 44.09 dollars, with banks in splendid condition.
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Wyoming
State Examiner Newlin
Amorous Side-Lights On The Fair
Amorous sidelights from Douglas Wyoming report the Laramie delegation at the Sage fair with Gene Smith hailed as a standout. A humorous moment came when Billy Brown rode Coyote in pink tights, crashing to the ground, while Jay Miller relayed further oddities from the event.
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Douglas
Laramie
Riighg
Wyoming
Univeralty
Gene Smith
Gene
Bily Brown
Coyote
Julius Corsar Couteme
Billy
City briefs on watch repair far and travel notes
Miller's offers correct watch repairing and adjusting at 1709 Carey Ave with high grade work and moderate prices. State employees on vacation include Anna OConnell and Cella OBoyle taking leave this week. Governor Kendrick and Congressman Mondell went to Denver for the International Dry Farming congress. Maurice Groshon returned from Worland after addressing the Woman's club there. The Oneyenge Messenger Service advertises prompt local service open until midnight. W Burke to speak to the Federation about humane work in the state. Dr Grace Raymond Habgrit will address a Wyoming teachers' gathering en route to Grayball. Ruby A Owens mentioned in passing.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
and Mondell
Kendrick
Congressman Mondell
Denver
Mondell
Congress
Saturday marriage in office by Judee Housman
A chaotic clipped notice page describes a Saturday wedding officiated by Judee Housman in an office. The rest of the item blends sale notices, commissions, and vaudeville humor with scattered anecdotes from the fair, millinery sales, Methodist ministers, and a peculiar late-night hotel bar scene.
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Judee Housman
Odd Race Mixup Sparks Laughing Crowd at Local Meet
In a quirky moment at a small event, Eddie McCarty failed to win the rep race after arriving in a horse blanket and surcingle instead of proper gear. The starter questioned his bedroll use, referencing a cow hunt, and McCarty did not answer or line up at the start.
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Eddie McCarty
Eddie
Cook Arrested in Rangoon Burma Claim Emerged Spy Case
Dr Frederick A Cook who left San Francisco to climb Everest in the Himalayas was arrested in Rangoon Burma as a German spy and his motion picture outfit confiscated. Curtiss W Allen, an American timber rover returning from Asia, says Cook was released later but denied permission to climb Everest. Allen also says he was arrested as a spy seven times in eleven months and jailed in Rangoon with the explorer Must metro ming.
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San Francisco
Frederick A. Cook
Everest
Himalayas
Rangoon
Burma
Curtis W. Allen
Far East
Allen
Cook
Anacortes
Washington
Rangoon Wan
Explorer
Notice to Creditors Estate of Miriam v Filngrose
Estate of Miriam v Filngrose announces letters of administration granted to the undersigned. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within six months of publication and may be barred if not presented within one year. Fred M. Ringrose is administrator. Publication dates November 3 and 9, 1910.
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Fred M. Ringrose
Oel
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Ehewee
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Anna O'Connell
Public Service Commission
Cella O'Boyle
Adjutant General's Office
Mark Chapman
Cook Bros
Heiures
Worland
Maurice Groshon
Woman's Club
Oneyenge Messenger
Federation
Ty. Howard Mere
Grace Raymond Habgrit
Spheerday
Apesit
Cheyenne
Crayball
Elab Woniwa
Ularede Ouse
Aoe
Ruby A. Owene
George Horton
Victor T. Johncot
Thermpoliv and Co
Sheridan
H. K. Johnston
Denio Milling Company
Saya
Princess Theatre
Johnston
West Nour
Dewon Knights of the Road
Sestelia
Tle
Appare
Atlas Theatre
Qube
Erwin Aden
Prenk Walkin
Simon the Jester
Willian J. Jacke
Joe Martin
Prancis XN
Wusmman and
Marguerite Snow
Pilly Powell
Igeling- Anne
Br. Cook
Metro Ming
Lyric Today
Mary Imlay Taylor
Crenttons
Miriam v. Filngrose
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co
Wim. Hanthorn
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