Cheyenne Socials Highlighted By Dinners and Visits
Cheyenne society notes feature a series of dinners and addresses including a gathering presided by the governor and Mrs. to honor Senator Kealy of Iowa, plus numerous visits, truces and social events. Residents attend teas, bridge parties, and club meetings while families plan trips to California and Wyoming campuses.
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Vernor
Robert D. Y
Ernor
Jam
Kealy
Iowa
Rap Cheatre
George Aypett
Ireland
Carey
Hon. C
Princem
William Gibbs McAdoo to Speak in Cheyenne Tuesday
William Gibbs McAdoo, leader in Governor Cox’s presidential league, will arrive in Cheyenne from the south at 12:80. He plans to address an afternoon meeting and depart for the west at 4:40.
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William Gibbs M’adoo
Cheyenne
Sohait
League of Presidency
Governor Cox
Depa
Harding and Coolidge Backed in Senate Debate on League
Senator Kenyon attacked the league of nations while urging Harding and Coolidge as the right choice. He contrasted Cox and Roosevelt with Roosevelt’s nomination and warned that British involvement would bias U S foreign policy. He invoked the memory of fallen soldiers and urged voters to preserve republican duty and self reliance.
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America
Kenyon
Earl Grey
Senate
Aes
Ieth
Leonard
White House
Cox
Wilson
Great Britain
Europe
Roosevelt
Harding
Coolidge
League of Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Abrahamncoln
Two Divorces Granted on Desertion Grounds
Judge William C. Mentzer granted two divorces in the district court yesterday afternoon. Paul Weinstein was granted a divorce from Sarah Weinstein for desertion since March 1919, and Louella Frazier was granted a divorce from George Frazier for desertion.
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To & Man
Womkn
William C. Mentzer
District Court
Paul Weinstein
Sarah Weinstein
Louella Frazier
George Frazier
Alumni Rally for Amendment at Cheyenne High School
Cheyenne high school alumni will rally to support a constitutional amendment on heavier bonding of school districts for improvements. A meeting is planned at the gymnasium next Wednesday evening October 20 with district school board members and alumni speakers outlining an active campaign.
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W. C. Deming
Randolph Leigh
Mra
P. Pierre McDutti
Teale Dultie
Cheyenne
Mre Varta Nae
Canes Jobastes
Amnesh Whight
Mian Maurine
Chéyenne
City Issues Building Permits Totalling $14 600
Building permits issued by the city engineer last week cover several structures. F Biles receives a $7,000 six room building on Pershing boulevard near Evane street. J Sorennen gets a $1,000 two room structure at Tenth and Russell. T Coffey and H L Ferguson receive permits for a $5,000 five room building at Second avenue and Evans street and a $3,600 three room building at Twenty-fifth and Maxwell Streets.
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F. ©. Biles
Pershing Boulevard
Evane Street
J. Sorennen
Tenth and
Russell Streets
T. Coffey
Second Avenue
Eivans Street
H. l. Ferguson
Twenty-fifth
Maxwell
Ramirez Claimed Against City Disputed Over Carelessness
A city council report copy error leads to dispute over a $10,000 claim by Dr. Joseph Ramirez regarding alleged city carelessness in connection with Clarence Ramirez. The Tribune notes the city's position challenges the father's claim.
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Ramirez
the Tribune
Joseph Ramirez
Clarence Ramirez
Local City Council Minutes Mention Refused Claim
At a recent meeting the council noted a thin claim was denied and not recorded in the final minutes reading that the following claim was refused. The terse record appears in the posted city council proceeding from Tuesday.
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Vnal
Seagrave Engine Delivers Record Water Flow Tests
Representatives of national and Rocky Mountain fire underwriters approved the Seagrave 760 pound pressure triple combination pumping engine purchased by the city fire department. A test at the old Lincoln Way reservoir measured 771 gallons per minute, surpassing the 760 rate by 21 gallons, with later tests at 200 and 250 pounds pressure.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters of
New York
Rock Mountain Board of Fire Underwriters
Seagrave Company
Columbus
City Fire Department
Lincoln Way
Dillon Street
Pine Bluffs Woman Dies in Cheyenne
Dora A. Cain of Pine Bluffs died at the county hospital after an operation. Early Bricker Brothers, undertakers, have charge of the body. Funeral services will be held in Pine Bluffs after relatives in the East are notified. Mrs. Cain is survived by three sons and one daughter.
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Dora A.cain
C. H. Cain
Pine Bluffs
Oolock
Bricker Brothers
Anniversary observed for Theodore Roosevelt urged in city
Mrs John Henry Hammond chairwoman of New York Womens Roosevelt Memorial Association requests Mayor Edward F Taylor appoint a citizen committe to plan observances of Theodore Roosevelts birthday October 17 in this city The association aims to rebuild Roosevelts birthplace for an educational institute and promote nationwide birthday observances A large number of prominent New York women serve on the board The notice also mentions a 60 inch searchlight weighing 700 pounds used by the army
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Theodore Roosevelt
Edward F. Taylor
John Henry Hammond
Women's Stoogevelt Memorial Association
New York
Taylor
Citisens
Americ
Women's
Roosevelt Memorial Association
United States
Notice to Subscribers on Paper Delivery Details
The Wyoming State Tribune and the Cheyenne State Leader publish a notice about mailing nearly 9,000 papers daily. It explains records and carrier route work, risks of errors, and urges readers to report late or missing deliveries promptly.
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Wyoming State Tribune
Cheyenne State Leader
United States Mail
Correction Policy Emphasizes Prompt Revisions by Tribune
The Tribune Publishing Company urges readers to report errors directly to editors. It asserts newspapers must correct mistakes to preserve reader confidence and avoid appealing to others for fixes.
Paper on Demand by Messenger Service Advertised
A newspaper notice promotes a mail and messenger service offering delivery of a Tribune or Leader at the recipient's expense. The ad instructs readers to call a phone number to obtain the paper and asserts the service will be sent at no extra cost to the recipient.
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Tribune
Leader
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