Briefs and Personalities in Cheyenne Readers
A roundup of Cheyenne social notes and visitor reports lists figures from the Cheyenne Industrial Club and state Teachers' association, plus arrivals from Denver, Racine, Portsmouth, and Chicago. Notables include notaries Hoover and Wilson, with local business and railroad figures noted throughout. Eddie Riley is jailed in Rawlins for the Zourds death.
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R. M. Lamont
Cheyenne Industrial Club
State Teachers’ Association
Rawlins
Eddie Riley
Mentzer
State Penitentiary
Theodor P. Zourds
Nela Perry
Man-Power Behind The Job Promoted By Biscuit
Advertises Ided Biscuit as a complete body-building food from the whole wheat grain. Claims it supplies muscle-building material and suggests serving with milk cream or fruit to fuel work in factories stores and offices.
Ohio Republican Leader Signals Rail Regulation Stand
The speaker questions arbitration for railroad regulation between trustees and servants and praises the President's stance that the public must decide through legislative agents. He urges congressional control of interstate commerce and declares support for Woodrow Wilson for president to ensure regulation by Congress rather than a union and railroad chiefs.
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Congress
Hit
Tam
Woodrow Wilson
Japanese steamer lands in fog near Seattle quarantine
The Japanese steamer Panama Mary from the Orient went ashore tonight near the Diamond Point quarantine station in a dense fog. Her condition is undetermined.
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Seattle
Panama
Mary
Orient
Diamond Point Quarantine Station
Piano balance owed near Cheyenne prompts purchase offer
Customer near Cheyenne cannot pay the balance on a player piano and will transfer the item to the first satisfactory buyer who covers the balance. For details contact Cheyenne Music House in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Music House
Wyo
Destroyers sweep Atlantic coast for hidden submarine bases
Atlantic fleet destroyers search the coast from Newport to the Canadian line on secret base reports. Admiral Mayo orders the operation on his own initiative with Secretary Daniels saying no sources will be disclosed. Navy notes no intent to extend the search south of Newport.
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Washington
Atlantic
Newport
Admiral Mayo
Daniels
Mayo
Navy Department
Eastport
Daniele
Alde
Daniala Weld
Balligerent
Daniela
Department
Rine
Deck Will Plead That He Killed in Self-Defense
Thermopolis reports Valentine Deck foreman of the Padmner ranch will plead self defense in the murder of Alex Blevenson. Deck’s friends say Stevenson provoked a quarrel and advanced with a rifle before Deck shot, killing Stevenson in the bunk house.
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Deck
Thermopolis
Valentine Deck
Padmner
Alex Blevenson
Enrly Hne
Stevenson
Dek
High School Girls Embrace Athletics This Year
Enthusiasm runs high at the high school as more than fifty girls join athletic programs under Miss Downey. Basketball draws growing interest while many returners lead the team. Indian club, handwork, and indoor games are planned. One afternoon monthly may host dancing for all students with instructor-led sessions.
City officials to inspect Colorado storm sewers
Mayor R. N. LaFontaine Commissioner Enos Laughlin and City Engineer G. W. Glafcke will likely depart Tuesday to visit several Colorado cities to study their storm sewer systems.
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R. N. LaFontaine
Enos Laughlin
W. Glafcke
Colorado
High School Gridiron Team Needs Practice
Fort Russell has no soldiers or National Guard left to aid the school football squad. The team lacks heavy players and needs practice against a capable group. Alumni and community volunteers are urged to form a rotating practice team to provide after school sessions to help coaches teach tackling and line play.
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Fort Russell
National Guard
Carey
Cochrane
Bors
Funeral for Sister Meade Hughes at First Congregational Church
The notice requests a 1:30 PM Sunday gathering at the Masonic hall to attend the funeral of Sister Meade Hughes at 1:34 PM from the First Congregational Church. The notice is signed by Thel Robertson, Worthy Matron.
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Masonic Hall
Meade Hughes
First Congregational Church
Ethel Robretson
Carrigan Receives Sox World Series Share
Carrigan, manager of the Red Sox, received a world series share check for 97 156.47. He issued 20 shares totaling 3 820.25 to players, with the remainder divided among Waener Walsh Pennock Wyckoff and Goos Egg George Foster announcing retirement to farm life. President Lanning denied selling the club and refused to comment on Secretary Riley.
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Boston
Chetta
Larrigana
Red Sex
Carrigan
Sox
Waener
Walsh
Pennock
Wyckoff
Groge
Goos Egg George Foster
Hed Bar
Bokosha
Oula
Lanning
Matty
Riley
English Paper Threat Calls for Expanded Tariff Against U S Goods
The text urges reciprocation of trade preference by extending tariffs to American goods. It argues that American products competing with English industry should be blocked from entry unless taxed, matching the tolls applied by the United States to English goods.
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America
President Wilson to Speak in Chicago Next Week
President Wilson, returning from Indianapolis, will not travel again until next Wednesday when he heads to Chicago for a speech. He reviewed Washington reports on the navy department inquiry into German submarine attacks off the American coast, and will address a Pennsylvania delegation tomorrow.
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Long Branch
Wilson
Indianapolis
Chicago
Washington
Navy Department
Pennsylvania
Peace Board Unable As Yet to Agree
Atlantic City October 13 The American Mexican joint commission meets amid stalled talks as delegates struggle to reach a consensus on key territorial and border issues.
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Peace Board
Atlantic City
Mexico Border Protection Plans Deliberations Continue
Today continued consideration of different plans for the protection of life and property along the Mexican border without reaching an agreement. They will hold a brief session tomorrow and then adjourn until Monday.
Troops to Stay on Border Indefinitely, Funston Announces
General Funston said on October 13 that all state troops deployed on the border will remain there indefinitely. The announcement was made from San Antonio Texas outlining continued border security measures and troop deployment status.
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Funston
San Antonio
Tex
National guard heads to Mexican border from Colorado
Denver October troops depart for the Mexican border with plans to detrain at Douglas as the last Colorado guardsmen move toward the frontier.
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Denver
Colorado National Guard
Douglas
Headless body of child found in sack in Chicago
The headless body of 5 year old Alphonse Maragian was found near his parents' home in Chicago ten days after he was kidnapped from his father's bakery. Alphonse was the son of A D Maragian, known as king of Little Armenia.
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Chicago
Alphonse Maragian
Little Alphonse
A. D. Maragian
Little
Armenia
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Lander
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Torrington
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Casper
Ft. McCafferty
Racine
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George Bewley
Allison
Rock Springs
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Swisher
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Portsmouth
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Janell
Himes
G. Gorrell
Caper
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Kawany
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the Plains
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Sheridan Vixitor
G. Miller
Sheridan
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Elk Mountain
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J. W. Day
Missouri Pacific
Mike Bishop
Deparis
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Lyric Theater
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
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