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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1915

Page

2

Washington to expose censored cables faults in London

Washington officials plan to press Britain to end delays and destruction of American commercial cables. The State Department seeks notification to senders on delivery status and cites French practice as model. Officials warn of possible commercial investigation into Morgan & Co. and other firms over alleged transfers.

Washington Wate Department Brition Consort State Department Department Foreign Office Ambasador Page O Pa Demsors Consors Morgan & Co Rade Eyoty J. FP. Morgan Aliea Moreas & Co United Kingdom Spring-Rice British Foreign Office Chicago Pritiah Add Germany Ham ‘Burg Messrs Cudahy

Humane Society Mourns Death of T A Cosgriff

Ed Burke chief agent of the Wyoming Humane Society gathered the board after Cosgriff’s death. Resolutions of respect were adopted and funeral plans discussed. Cosgriff, longtime board member reappointed by Governor Kendrick, was deeply active in humane work.

Ed Burke Wyoming Humane Society T. A. Coegriff Coegriff Burke Denver Cheyenne Cosgriff Kendrick

Local Candidate Seeks City Commissioner Nomination

A candidate declares for the city commissioner nomination in the upcoming primary on October 19, 1916, thanking supporters for their backing.

How to Save Money on Winter Coal

A Bureau of Mines report explains practical steps to cut home coal costs this winter. It cites a New Haven house heating $48 in fall and winter, with potential savings of $50 to $100 versus similar homes, plus guidance on firing methods and equipment care.

Washington Bureau of Mines Department of the Interior Bureau United States Bureau of Mines New Haven Conn van H. Manning Hawkes L. P. Breckenridge Sheffield Scientificeschool Yale University 5. B. Mage

Political Advertisement Solicits Vote on Tuesday

A terse wartime style political notice asks readers to vote on Tuesday November 19 1945 advocating GOP support for a local council or official position. It urges readers to endorse the request by vote and notes compliance with the law.

GOP

Divorce Petition Against Charles K Crumrine Filed

Louise M. Crumrine filed for divorce in the District Court Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming on September 10 1915 citing desertion and non support. Defendants must answer by November 27 1916 or default judgment will be entered. Clerk T J Fisher. Attorney Sam M Thompson.

Charles K. Crumrine Louise M. Crumrine District Court First Judicial District Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming

Crane Wilbur Joins Mutual as Screen Star

Crane Wilbur, a noted leading man in motion pictures, signs with Mutual to star in Los Angeles produced serials. Born in Nebraska, Wilbur has headlined several Lubin and Pathé serials and gained a large national following through his film work.

Crane Wilbur Mutual Wilbur David Horsley Ybur Pearl Te Pathe Pauline Ife Thena Crea

President Wilson to marry Mrs Galt in secret wedding

Washington Oct 14. Secret date set for President Wilson and Mrs Norman Galt marriage. Rumors place ceremony at Mrs Galt's residence with possible officiant from St Thomas St Margaret or Central Presbyterian. Honeymoon debated at Pass Christian Miss or Virginia country house. guests limited to close family and cabinet members.

Washington Wilson Norman Gable Atill Tumulty White House C. Ernest Smith St. Thomas Herbert Scott Smith St. Margaret's Central Presbyterian Church Lucy Mary Smith Galt Virginia Natal Marshall Margaret Wilson Daugster Wfite Howe Norman Galt Society of Colonial Dames Misa Gertrude Gordon Carey T. Grayson Miss Gordon

Voting Places for Cheyenne Primary Election 1915

The mayor and council designate polling sites for Cheyenne’s primary on October 19 1915. Polls run 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in wards with listed precincts including Clark Hose House, Dinneen’s Garage, Sorenson’s Planing Mill, Mo Garvey’s barn, Mrs Wade’s barn, Swalleys barn, Central Fire Station, Court House Bunex, Capital basement, Mancowal’s bakery, and Besegorer's residence among others.

Cheyenne Clark Hose Dinneen Sorenson Sage Menuteer

Candidate Announces Mayoral Bid in Cheyenne

Thomas P. Fahey declares candidacy for Cheyenne mayor in upcoming primaries seeking citizen support for a clean, nonpartisan and fiscally responsible administration.

Cheyense Citisene

Seventeen Year Old Star Leads AFCO Cast in Mutual Release

A seventeen year old motion picture star, Helen Rosson, heads a lead role with the American Film Company, Inc, in a company producing plays for release in Mutual's regular program. Her youth, talent and beauty place her among Screenland's plaza of stars as the film prepares for release.

Helen Rosson Plaza Screenland American Film Company, Inc Mutual

Helen Rossen Youthful American Star in Silent Drama

Helen Rossen, a rising star of Mutual and Universal releases, is praised for expressive screen work. The article notes her short film career, ambition, and hard work as key factors in her unprecedented success in silent drama.

Helen Rossen Mutual Miss Rosen Das Universal Miss Rossen

Kindergarten and Folk Dancing Classes Opened

Miss Burdick and Miss Brooke announce private kindergarten and children's folk and social dancing classes. Applications should be made immediately. Phone 630.

Progress Clubs for Boys and Girls Grow in Northern States

The Progress Clubs report a rise to 110,077 members in the year ended June 30, 1915, with 965 clubs paying expenses and many members advancing to high schools and colleges. Demonstrations reach 115,267 attendees, mainly club members and parents, and the program fuels education, stock purchases, and land ownership among youths.

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5000 new members in 30 days demand joins nationwide

A bold recruitment push promises 5000 new members in thirty days and life memberships. The notice urges readers to join immediately and promises profit sharing to participants, claiming nationwide reach for a health aging business.

F. Loos Co Dea Molnea Tora

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Gensors London Citizens National Bank Cheyenne, Wyo T. J. Fisher Sam M. Thompson Horsley Productions Crane Wilber Suetess Mrs. Galt Jewelry. Co Bon
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