History of Wyoming Artillery Received
The Wyoming state library yesterday received A history of the 66th Field Artillery Brigade by Captain William Wright of Denver. The 148th Field Artillery Wyomings own unit within the 66th brigade is featured extensively. The book was shelved by a veteran of the 148th before cataloguing and drew quick attention. A long waiting list of readers already forms.
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Wyoming State Library
66Th Field Artillery Brigade
William Wright
Denver
148Th Field Artillery
Wyoming's Own
66Th Brigade
148Th
Man Charged With Theft Arrives With Suspect in Cheyenne
Undersheriff G.4 Davia brought James R. Rodgers and Allan Frank Rodgers to Cheyenne on Monday night. Local sheriff's office charges allege the pair stole a Ford belonging to Marcus M. Coad of Little Horse Creek, with one suspect arrested in Scotts Bluffs.
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Davia
Cheyenne
James R. Rodgers
Allan Frank Rodgers
Scotts Bluffs
Sheriff's Office
Marcus M. Coad
Little Horse Creek
City News in Brief from Cheyenne
Local notes list visitors and residents in Cheyenne including G Loodie from Sun-Tise and J J Boxart plus C J Basehow from Fine Bluffs. Mentions O N Lorescheck and F B Jones from Meridien and Mrs Georg Taylor of Tensleep as visitors. Commerce references Cahill Holiday coal, Sherman Paint Co products, Plains Auto Co services, and lead reader delivery offer.
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J. J. Boxart
C. J. Basehow
Fine Bluffs
Cashman Funeral Held Here Sunday
The funeral of Mia Clara L. Cashman wife of Redweed J. Cashman died Wednesday at their ranch south of Cheyenne. Service was at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church with New Temple officiating. Burial followed in Lakeview cemetery. Pallbearers were Trent Stoddard Bussello Helly Teague and Archie Allison. Clyde Barry led funeral arrangements.
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Mia
Clara L. Cashman
Rdweed J
Ten Soldiers Naturalized in U S District Court
Ten soldiers and two others recently discharged received naturalization papers from Judge John A. Riner in a U S district court session. Naturalization examiner Emerick of Denver led the tests. admitted new citizens include Thomas Martin Wellly Septehmean Fort Lewis Washington Russell Joseph Holmauist Fort Russell Magus Olsen Grand Eiuip ids Michigan Morris Rioomenthal Thus sian Portland Oregon William Brazel Lithuanian Fort Russell Joseph Reed Cheyenne English Larantie Cov en Christ Peterson Danish Dagnar Montana George Kalamas Karas Greek San Francisco George Remy Lansner Russian New York Gadery Sorocka Russian Lawrence Mass Steve Johnson Greek Cheyenne Joseph Reed and Steve Johnson named among the discharged men.
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John A. Riner
United States District Court Monady
Emerick
Denver
Thomas Martin Wellly
Septehmean
Fort ND. A
Russell
Joseph Holmauist
Fort Russell
Magus Olsen
Grand Eiuipids
Mich
Morris
Rioomenthal
Thussian
Portland
Ore
William Brazel
Wessian
Joseph Reed
Cheyenne
Joseph Vincent Walsh
Larantie
Coven
Peterson
Dagnar
Mont
George ‘Kalamas Karas
San Francisco
Calif
George Remy Lansner
New York
N. Y
Gadery Sorocka
Lawrence
Mass
Steve Johnson
Joseph Heed
Row Over Kettle Handle Ends in Court Fine
At Potter s court a $10 fine was given to Mrs Potter for disturbing the peace. Mrs Lisle Stevenson testified that when visiting Mrs Potter about a missing kettle handle, Potter kicked her off the porch and struck her. Potter admitted she slapped Stevenson.
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Potter 'S
Swainson Tri
Polite
Three Charged With Gambling Set Free
Pete Gallentos Sam Gallanos and George Antos who were arrested Monday night on a gambling charge were dismissed by Judge C A Swainson in police court yesterday afternoon because the prosecuting witness did not appear against them.
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Pete Gallentos
Sam Gallanos
George Antos
C. A. Swainson
Punch Board Agent Alleged Auto Lifter
LANDER Wyo Oct 7 Frank Parkinson a punch board salesman from Denver posted 2000 bond for his appearance on a charge of stealing an automobile from Dan Miller of Jackson. The car was taken from in front of the courthouse here and recovered at Shoshoni where Parkinson is said to have appeared with it.
William McKinley namesakes draw county scrutiny in Wyoming
In Lander Wyoming on October 6 a local court sentenced a man named William McKinley to one to three years in the penitentiary for a member element, while another William McKinley is a fugitive from justice with a $500 reward. A separate incident reports an employer named Lander Johnson killed in Fremont county.
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Lander
Wyo
William McKinley
Property for sale by owner near Gale-T room house
Classified notice for a south front former lot with trees and barn near Bot Atrect. Contact via phone 439 W 15-22-080 for details and possible purchase.
Wyoming court limits enforcement of vaccination rule
Casper court ruling holds that public schools cannot bar pupils for not being vaccinated against smallpox unless an epidemic or exposure exists. Judge Kimball said Rule 9 applies only during outbreaks, allowing around 25 Casper children denied admission to return pending appeal. The case prompts statewide appeals and school boards to decide enforcement.
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Casper
Wyo
Wyomin State Board of Health
Jide _ Kimball
Natrona County
Ret
Marry Root
Dourt
Kimball
Agaimel
Severty
Interin
Hite O
Fon Toder Klovayl
Fon Toder Klovayl's Derision and Obtain From the Supre
Schon
Tan
Reunion After Death Notice Sparks Joy in Wyoming
Clarvie P. Honan, long reported killed in France, is joyfully reunited with his parents in Combivtland coal camp near Kemmernenm Wyoming. He traveled with Jane Merrick of Sublet to Cumberland and says he reached France within 40 days of leaving for Fort Logan concentration camp.
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Kemmerenm
Wyo
Clarvie P. Honan
Wie
Combivtland
T Here
Toman
Frances
Foun Deal
Homan
Jane Merrick
Sublet
France
Fort Logan
Damages Sought in Coal Mine Case In Wyoming
H Holapp & Co of Salt Lake City sue Linenla Kemmerer Co in district court at Kemmerer Wyoming for 60000 damages over an injunction a year earlier that barred coal mining near Frontier. The injunction claimed Ro llapp operators removed coal without safeguards.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Holapp & Co
Salt Lake City
Distriel
Linenla-Kemmerer Cou! Co
Frontier
Rolapp & Co
North Dakotan Held on Elk Killing Charge in Wyoming
Herbert Bues of Mind, South Dakota, a railroad worker, was arrested by State Game Warden W. T. Judkins and jailed for trial on charges of illegally killing elk out of season in Wyoming. The carcasses were left to rot after the animals were slain on the Sheridan game preserve. Bues was extradited after refusing to return to Wyoming.
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Hues
Wyoming
Oil Queen Will Be Coal Queen Oct 15
Landed in Lander Wyoming Mrs L C Narambarger has gained fame as an oil pione er and now expands into coal mining by opening the New Marion mine near Hudson. She plans to operate as a wagon mine until a spur from the Northwestern railroad is built within a year.
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Lackawanna
Wyman Partridge & Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Southern Cake & Meal Co
Dallas, Texas
Phoenix
Woodmen of the World
Ft. 1
Book of Denver
Yysle Powell
Jireth
History of
City News
H. &. Howes
Loramie
Plante
Duck Naniilton of
Mawlins
Mr. G. Loodie
Sun- Tise
Tae Joe
Hobbs, Huckford
O. T
Roush
Douglag
Cjty
Gasper Wort
Shoyenne
Sherman Paint Co
O. N. Lorescheck
F. EB. Jones
Meridien
House Paints
Plains Auto Company
Georg Taylor
Tensleep
Mirrors—Sherman Paint Co
Cashman
Punch Board
Order OF State Board, OF Health
Sherman Co
Oglass
Hoboland
Barther
Shormas
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