Oil activity rises around Casper area says Ohenstein
Sam Ohenstein of Wyroming brokerage reports increased oil exploration near Casper. The Casper-Embar Company led by Col Sam Newhouse has acquired new leases and is predicted to become a leading regional player as a new well near 21-26-76 confirms extensive oil in the southeastern Big Muddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ohenstein
Te Taorned
Fig Muddy
Salt Creek
Casper
Mr. Ohenstein
Casper-Embar
Sam Newhouse
Casper Embar
Bie
Lusk Petroleum Company
Socialists oppose German Chancellor stance split
Readers see opposition to the major peace formula as Berlin continues to criticise the chancellor and his allied leaders. The article notes growing disagreement among socialist factions over the government’s approach and the path to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Buf
German leaders pledge to refuse territorial surrender
In Berlin debates, Foreign Minister Von Kuehlmann and Chancellor Michaelis vow Germany will not abandon Alsace Lorraine or bow to enemies. They insist peace cannot be forced and that German unity remains firm as Hitler applauds. Reichstag sits mostly empty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaelis
von Kuelhlmann
Germany
von Kuehlmann
Alsace-Lorraine
Michaells
Thompson couple welcome son weighing seven and a half pounds
Mr and Mrs Sam M Thompson rejoice over the birth of a son last night. The infant weighs seven and a half pounds and Both mother and baby are doing well. Thompson serves as prosecuting attorney for Laramie county and friends in Cheyenne extend congratulations. Mrs Thompson is well known for her church singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam M. Thompson
Wanted Furnished House Or Cottage For Rent
Classified notice seeks a five or six room furnished house or cottage from a responsible party. Must be in a good location. Address C. I. and State Leader. Inquiries call No. torasm and 7-paanen S.170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Il
Auto Events End Amid Cold Wind at Cheyenne Track
About 1000 spectators watched the final day of auto races and polo events sponsored by the Industrial club in Cheyenne. Lampkin set fastest time with 102 for the San Ray, eclipsing Wild Bill Endicott. A crash by Bob Murray occurred in a prior turn, with repeat of the incident in a later race, while Endicott in the Tenz defeated the Fiat Submarine by two-tenths. The Fiat’s fifth and sixth gears proved too fast for the Cheyenne track, prompting a rerun on the third speed. The pole contest drew fewer patrons as soldiers predominated and few women attended. machines were loaded after the event and driven away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
Forth
Lampkin
Wild Bill Endicott
Bowen
Mercer
Hike Murray
Bob Murray
Murray
Ril Endicott
Fiat
Benz
Cheyenne
Mrs Eliza Robertson Dies At 71 In City Home
Eliza J. Robertson died at 2 20 PM yesterday at her son Halvh Robertson’s home 520 Fast Eighteenth Street. She was 71. Survived by two daughters and three sons living elsewhere. Funeral arrangements await arrival of her children and will be announced Sunday.
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FE. J. Robertson
Eliza J. Robertson
Halvh Robertson
Eighteenth Street
Cheyenne Masons Dining Host Fort Collins Delegation
Cheyenne Masons were hosted by Fort Collins lodge No. 19 for a banquet and joint session. A special train carried 171 Cheyenne Masons from Cheyenne to Fort Collins as a return courtesy, with ceremonies led by Worshipful Master McMillan. Grand Masters Kennedy of Wyoming and Crane of Colorado attended and thirty Wyoming members in U.S. Army uniforms were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colling Lodge No
Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Cheyenne Lodge
McMillan
T. Blake Kennedy
Wyoming
Crane
Colorado
Wyoming Lodge
Birthday party honors two Smith children
Mr and Mrs Louis Smith hosted a birthday gathering at 211 West Eleventh Street for their sons Louis P Smith Jr aged 4 and Charles Smith aged 2 born October 11. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Christensen Walter their grandson Julia Frances Gunginger children Joe Rich Marie Josephine John Dave and others plus Corporal A N Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Smith
West Eleventh Street
Louis P. Smith, Jr
Charles Smith
Louis Jr
Charles
Christensen
Walter
Katie Ervis
C. Y. Gunginger
Julia
Frances
Joe Rich
Marie Josephine
John
Dave
C. Dawson
Harry
Helen
J. M. Umshler
Deloris
Edward
A. N. Dyer
Records Show Change in Carpenter Newspaper Ownership
Frank 8. Nipper former publisher of the Carpenter Wyoming Record has sold his interest to the present editor Virgil H. pur year the change takes effect today Nipper recently sold his newspapers in Oklahoma and will likely relocate to Coly Wyoming
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Record
Frank 8. Nipper
The
Carpenter
Wyo
Prevent
Virgil H. Puryear
Nipper
Oklahoma
Coly
Busy Nant Denvers Trading Opens on Mild Market Tone
Denver OCT 11 The oil market today showed mixed moves with some stocks rising while others declined. Three exchanges in the city ran at full tilt as traders pressed favorites with Midwest Refining trading around 123 to 135 and Merritt fluctuating in a 25 to 29 range. Wind River drilling advances on Minnie O Neil well No 1 suggest imminent oil sand discovery with spudding on 500 club ground and plans to pipe crude directly to the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Midwest Refining
Merritt
Midwest
Common
Boston-Wyoming
United Petroleum
Rugby
Premier
Jupiter
Midway
Industrial A
Western Exploration
Minnie O'Neil
Wind River Company
Wind River
Plunkett Field
Local business notices and address changes list
Local briefs note moves and contact changes for multiple firms. Holliday Proprietors announce office relocation to 216 West 19th. Stanton Transfer Co lists ranch buying and selling with Lon C. Davis contact details. Sherman Co advertises varnishing services and paper finishing.
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West 17Th
West 19Th
Stanton Transfer Co
Aggie Freshmen vs High School Set. Mines Wyoming at 3
Time for games announced with 1 45 p m start for Aggie freshmen versus high school and 3 00 p m start for Mines Wyoming. Local gloom predicted. freshmen boast of trimming Varsity team and drawing crowds as Cheyenne hosts three college visitors with civic support.
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Aggie
Fort Collins
High School Athletic Association
Cheyenne
Armour to Enter Oil Industry in Wyoming Field
Casper Wyoming October 11 J Ogden Armour and associates of Chicago enter the West Salt Creek field adjoining the Powder River region. They acquire 1800 acres from Midway 1200 from Teapot Dome and 800 from Mrs Engman. An Ohio company well on New York and Curtis ground near Powder River dome hits shale above the Embar sands.
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Casper, Wyro
J. Ogden Armour and Associates of
Chicago
West Salt Creek
Great Powder River
Midway Company
Teapot Dome Company
Engman
Ohio Company
New York and Curtis Company
Powder River Dome
Varsity and School Games Stir Cheyenne Weekend Preview
A special train will arrive in Cheyenne Saturday morning with the Aggie team and many racers from Fort Collins. A late rally is set for 7 30 at the high school gym to spark enthusiasm followed by a surprise in the business district. Bill Lee leads the street demonstration planning. Tickets for the Cheyenne game and the School of Mines event are selling briskly.
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Cheyenne
Aggie
Fort Collins
High School
William R. Lee
Bill
School of Mines
Board of Health
Laramie
Siegel and Renfro Form Oil Brokerage Firm in Cheyenne
J Franklin Renfro and Frederick A Siegel form a partnership to run an oil brokerage in Cheyenne. Renfro, a seven year local insurer, and Siegel of The State Leader will operate as Renfro Biegel Company from 1714 Carey Avenue, focusing on reliable oil companies Fenex Oil and Glenhurst Wyoming. They plan to start business immediately.
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J. Franklin Renfro
Frederick A. Siegel
Cheyenne
Renfro
Siegel
Carey Avenue
Moat
Fenex Oil
Glenhurst Wyoming
Renfro- Biege! Company
Kayaff's Two Homers Defeat White Sox Giants
Kayaff hits two homers as the Giants beat the White Sox in a late-session game. Key moments include Fletcher, Robertson, Holke, and Schalk turns, with a pivotal hit-and-run by Schalk and a third inning surge. Postgame, both clubs split $152,888.68 from the first four games.
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Nationals
Fletches
Robertson
Holke
Doube
Raridan
Fletcher
Schalk
Gandil
Schupp
Felsch
Giants
McMullin
Faber
White Sox
Hulke
McGraw
Collins
Pletcher
St. Faber
Danforth
Burns
Herzog
Kauff
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Anheuser Busch
ST. Louis
Ohenstine
Herlin Dispatches
Reichstag
Horn
Ft. Collins
Apital Coal Company Oal
Lon C. Davis
Carey Ave
Shermano Cn. Tl
Sherman Co
U. S
J. Ogden Armour
Shepherd and Klett
Art Schaffnerd
Good Roads Roon
Kayaff
White Sea
Sherman
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