Sunday School Officers Elected At Wyoming Convention
The Wyoming State Sunday School Convention closed with praise for Wheatland hosting. Delegates from ten counties reached eighty, a record. Officers named: Bishop N. Thomas president. W. E. Philly first vice president. Dr. Mentzer second vice president. D. Rinports secretary. Jeannette Bell assistant secretary. W. L. Whipple treasurer. Department superintendents announced for elementary, secondary, adult, temperance, news, training, and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
W. C. Pearce
Chicago
Wheatland
Almot Lavieh
Bishop N. &. Thomas
Cheyenne
W. BE. Philly
Mentzer
Carpenter
Dd. R. Rinports
Jeannette Bell
W. L. Whipple
R. A. Morton
Dean
A. Huston
Mahaffey
Torrington
O. C
Cheyenne Shriners Plan Rawlins Delegation Soon
The Cheyenne Shriners will send a twenty five member delegation to Rawlins for the regular ceremonial session. They left on train number 5 at 12 o clock with a special Pullman, James A. Durnford in charge, and will return on train number 10 Saturday morning. The last ceremonial meeting was in Casper in March. Some members departed earlier on train number 17 due to scheduling delays.
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Shriners
Cheyenne
Rawlins
James A. Durnford
Casper
Harry Davis to stay in Cheyenne as cashier
Harry Davis will remain in Cheyenne and not take a permanent position as cashier in Glenrock. G. B. Abbott, vice-president of the First National Bank, says Davis is too valuable in Cheyenne and was sent to Glenrock only until a permanent cashier is found.
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L. Davis
First National Bank of
Thi City
Glenrock
Jardine Takes Half Interest in Casper Daily Press
William Jardine of Cheyenne purchase of half interest in the Casper Daily Press brings him to Casper as business manager next week. W. W. Slack remains editor and half-owner. Jardine previously advertised for the State Leader and worked for the Wyoming Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardine
Casper Daily Press
Casper
Wyo
William Jardine
Cheyenne
The
Wyoming Tribune
W. W. Slack
Tribune
Yeggs Blast Dacona Depot Safe in Fort Collins Robbery
Fort Collins Colorado October 5 special agents and county officers sweep Northern Colorado and southern Wyoming for suspects in the Dacona depot safe blow. The blast around 1 am damaged the depot $500 and wrecked a new safe valued at $150. cash taken totaled $2.11 after breaking into $4 90 in drawers. No injuries reported.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Union Pacific
Colorado
Wyoming
Dacona
O'Donnell
Mystery surrounding well dressed woman found in Jackson Park lagoon
Chicago Oct. 5 identity of the bruised young woman found in a lagoon in Jackson park remained a mystery today. Authorities investigated possible links to the GML Heathen and Prath names noted in early reports as they sought clues to the victim’s identity.
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GML
Lagoon
Chicago
Jackson Park
Young U P Operator Weds Miss Swygler
Grace Swyegler sister of Mrs. C. C. Isaacs and Irvin W. BurrI, night operator for the Union Pacific at Hermosa, were married last night at 8 30 in the senace home by Rev BE Brace. The ceremony had a small group of relatives and a wedding dinner followed. They plan a honeymoon in local cities and will be at home in Hermosa in November.
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Grace Swyegler
C. C. Isaacs
East Tenth Street
Irvin W. Burri
Union Pacific
Hermosa
Senace
BE. E. Brace
First Methodist Church
Hematning Guardsmen Sent to Border
Telegraph orders directed department commanders to move 10,000 troops from mobilization camps to the border as transport becomes available. Contingents from Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, New Hampshire and New York are affected. Returning mobilized troops will be demobilized by General Punston as units arrive.
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Washington
Alabama
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
New Hampshire
New York
Punston
Jews Observe Yom Kippur at Emanu El Services Tonight
Emanu El Reform congregation begins Yom Kippur observances tonight at 8 with services at the Masonic temple on Lincoln Highway. Rabbi Barnett R. Brickner leads daily talks on repentance and Looking Forward while all city Jewish stores close. Julius Allenstein and Kopald to sing Kol Nidre. choir includes several named members and Laura Lee as organist.
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Emanu-El
Barnett R. Brickner
Masonic Temple
Lincoln Highway
Israel
Emanu- el
Julius Allenstein
Kopald
Mis
Arthur Spalding
Sam Thompson
Lawrence McGuire
Laura Richardson
Laura ‘Lee
England Promotes Noted Jewish Soldier John Monash
A Jew of Austrian birth, John Monash, was promoted to major general by the British War Department in recognition of his services. He is a popular commanding officer and his promotion was received with enthusiasm. He has served as brigadier general with an Austrian brigade.
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John Monash
British War Department
Monash
Rubey Predicts Hendrick Victory in Wyoming Election
Harry M. Rubey of Douglas says a practical landslide favors Democratic senatorial candidate John Kendrick. He reports ranchers and locals express strong support, calling Kendrick a regular fellow, with plans to vote for him. Rubey will travel to Douglas then stay in Wyoming after the election before wintering in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Rubey
Douglas
Kendrick
John Kendrick
Wyoming
Florida
Phone numbers for a messenger service offered by Buntiitea
A short notice advertises a messenger service with a contact phone number. The message promises reasonable prices and direct service from Buntiitea.
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Buntiitea
Industrial Club Recaps Big Quarter in Cheyenne
Secretary HR.M. LaMont outlines the Industrial club’s quarter. Highlights include a successful Frontier show with strong attendance and new night entertainments, a decorated automobile parade, and visits from the National Council of Women Voters and Master Painters. Also noted are a potential Federal Land Bank presence, mobilization and reception of Wyoming National Guard troops, a Chautauqua, road trips to Carpenter and Burns, and efforts to boost attendance at the Laramie Plains Round-up and state fair. The group engaged state clubs on matters like the 14 acre homestead bill and good roads amendment, and plans for the January National Live Stock convention.
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Industrial Club
HR. M. LaMont
Wortham
Frontier
National Council of Women Voters
Master Painters
Federal Land Bank Board
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyoming National Guard
Carpenter and
Burns
Laramie Plains
Douglas
Casper
Germans Save Condemned Spies After U S Request
Amsterdam reports via London that General von Bisain pardoned twenty two Belgians sentenced to death for spying following protests by the American and Spanish ministers at Brussels. The list includes three women two girls and the acting burgomaster of Namur. Brand Whitlock protested against the executions invoking Cavell’s fate.
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Amsterdam
London
Nouvelt
Maastricht
Brussels
von Bisain
Namur
Brand Whitlock
United States
Belgium
Holth’ Cavell
von Bilesing
Cheyenne Booze Analysis Reveals Odd Inert Contents
Thea Gibbeon, assistant health officer, reports a blamed bottle of mall order whisky found on a drunk Mexican arrestee contains rope, beans, tobacco, potato pieces, coal, acids and tar. He says the drink likely poison. The man said he bought it in Cheyenne. The article notes cabinet firm Hobbs & Huckfeldt.
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Greeley
Cole
Thea, Gibbeon
Cheyenne
Root and Depew Attack Wilson at Mass Meeting
Elihu Root at a Republican club event charges the public must answer if four years of policy will mirror the Mexican affair handling. Chauncey M. Depew says the president's speech was well crafted but cautions generalizations lack factual tests.
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New York
Elihu Root
Republican Club Tonight
Chauncey M. Depew
Wife to be tried as slayer of merchant
Margaret Beutinger pleads not guilty to killing her husband Cristof Beutinger a well to do New York merchant at Caldwell New Jersey. She is to stand trial likely October 24 in Newark. She said the shooting was in self defense and claimed abuse.
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Newark
N. J
Mrea
Margaret Beutinger
Cristof Beutinger
New York
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Harry Davis
U. P
Yeggs
Aer 2
Young U. P
Miss Swygler
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RUBEY
Hendrick
R. M. Lamons
U. S
Hobbs & Huckfeldt
Kelley Mercantile CO
Root
Depew
Wilson
Sheridan Welcomes Club
Federation of Woman's Clubs of
Mia Horace Burns
Good Citizenship League of
Cokeville
Civic Improvement Club of
Lusk
Woman’s Club of
Big Horn
Book Review Club of
Sheridan
Powell Library Club
Women's Civic League of
Elks Home
James Scribner
Federation of Labor
Resolutions Committee
B. B. Brooks
J. le Baird
Newcastle
J. F
Evera
T. C. Diers
Dert Tiers
Mise Kilgore
Miss Dana
T. B. Marshall
the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Gulf
Texas
Gulf Coast
Denver
H. A. Johnson
Colorado & Southern Lines
Wor
AL Moore
Golorado & Southers Mailway
Caryenne
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