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A partial readable note lists names and places with unclear order. The fragment hints at a local event involving a few individuals and a venue but lacks complete details for a full reconstruction.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1917
Page
2
A partial readable note lists names and places with unclear order. The fragment hints at a local event involving a few individuals and a venue but lacks complete details for a full reconstruction.
The Midwest Hotel in Casper Wyoming passes into the ownership of J Nicholas and associates of Denver via the Western Hotel company. Charlie Adame retires after two years of strong leadership amid a history of prior financial struggles and a recent surge in business. The new owners plan extensive furnishings and improvements to preserve the hotel’s prestige under new management.
Mr Hoy A Hillk of the VY. M. IC. A. at Fort Russell will address the Men's Bible Class of the Presbyterian church Sunday morning at 10 oclock on the work of the M. A. C. to the war. You are cordially invited.
Wesley Herzog, 21, was taunted by neighbor boys including Sam Widmer at the Hall ranch near Ray mond Idaho. Widmer fetched a shotgun and fired at Herzog wounding his arm. Herzog hospitalized in Montpelier with possible arm loss. Widmer, described as religious and growing hair and beard, awaits trial as doctors treat the wound.
Sheriff returns from Denver with L. A. Waller alias L. A. Martin wanted on bigamy charges. He was arrested in Denver after being sought by Albany County officials over accusations that he is husband to three women including Mary Gannon of Laramie. The case drew rewards and Denver Post coverage.
Chicago officials plan to prosecute ticket speculators in the World Series on charges of conspiracy to extort after a conference with State's Attorney Maclay Hoyne. The tickets were paced on sale the day of the game with faces listed as 60 cents and 1 dollar.
Frank E. Wire, broker at 510 515 Exchange Building, is described as a tireless operator in Denver’s mining and oil sectors. He leads the Mutual Co-Operative Mining Company and the Mid-West Metal Mining, Reduction, Development and Holding Company, which report ore shipments and potential profits. He also serves as secretary for the Denver-Boulder Tungsten Production & Development Company and acts as general sales agent for Consumers Oil & Refining Company. Wire maintains a busy six-room office and publishes a monthly market letter to thousands on his mailing list.
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