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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
14
Dartmouth Star John Jordan Is Elected Freshman President
John Jordan of East Denver son of Rev B C Jordan and Dartmouth freshman president led his class of about 600 and starred on the football team. He previously excelled in Denver high school sports, setting city pole vault records and earning top catcher and pitcher honors while praised as a clean, respected athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forter Cheyenne Hoy
Rev. EF. CO. Jordan
John Jordan
B.C. Jordan
Methodist Church
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Denver
Dartmouth
Jordan
Johnny
Jounal
John
Zach) Jordan
East Denver
Zach
East
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Digestive Relief
Thousands seek relief from stomach upset by using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to stimulate liver and bowel function. The ad claims natural, soothing action improves digestion, reduces indigestion and bad taste, and restores appetite without harsh remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Hall of Famer Sam Agnew Ties Sox to Wyoming Roots
The Guernsey Gazette notes Sam Agnew, of the Boston Americans, once played for Guernsey, catching for local stars including Fred Burton and Bob Hynds. Agnew later joined Omaha and Los Angeles clubs before landing with Boston, leaving lasting memories for local fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Americans
Brooklyn Nationals
Sam Agnew
Boston
The
Guernsey Gazette
Agnew
Guernsey Boys
Fred Burton
Bob Hynds
Sam
Omaha
Los Angeles
Episcopals Change President Prayer At General Convention
The house of deputies of the General Convention voted to replace the morning prayer for the president with an evening prayer. The morning prayer sought the president's health prosperity and long life while the evening does not. The change sparked extended debate among deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopals
ST. Louis
House of Deputies
General Convention
United States
German vote and progressive shift in Nebraska politics
The article analyzes how Wilson may gain from Roosevelt's supporters and the split German vote in Nebraska. It notes 40 000 German born Nebraskans eligible to vote and estimates 35 000 will cast ballots, with about 20 000 Republicans and 16 000 Democrats. It weighs whether German defections can offset progressive gains and if antiwar sentiment helps Wilson. It mentions Col Roosevelt's influence and Ford's primary win signaling Republican leanings toward Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Judge Wray
York
W. J. Hroatc
Omaha
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Hughes
Henry Ford
Ummins
Local GOP split rumors swirl ahead of election day
Fragments suggest Republicans may be divided, with scattered individuals voicing support or doubt.Extent of factional sway remains unclear until voters cast ballots on election day.
Russell Trial at Sundance Next Monday
John D. Russell and George C. Russell will be tried at Sundance next Monday for the murder of L. H. Hampton. The case is described as highly sensational and is expected to draw statewide interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Sundance
John D
George C. Russell
L.H. Hampton
Man Charged With Forgery In County Prosecution Case
J A Hudson was arrested Tuesday and handed to county authorities for forging the name on a $25 check and cashing it at Citizens National Bank. The allegation comes from William Ashford, a barber on Thames Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hudson
William Ashford
Thames Street
Hudson
Citizens National Bank
Mothers Remedy for Bruises and Pain Relief
It describes Sloan's Liniment as a household remedy for children’s bruises and pains. A single application calms crying and eases hurts with claims of relief for aching muscles rheumatism and related conditions. Available at drug stores in 260 500 and 1.00 sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Sheridan Electric Rates Settled After Informal Hearing
Johan Bibb of Sheridan Chief Manager C H Nichols of Federal Light and Traction and F P Way of Denver met with Secretary Floyd of the state public utilities commission to finalize new rates for Sheridan Electric. The agreement approved at Sheridan informal hearing was filed with the commission and has its sanction. Way returned to Denver while Nichols proceeds to the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan Bibb
Sheridan
Sheridan County Electric Company
C. H. Nichols
New York
Federal Light and Traction Company
F. P. Way
Denver
Floyd
State Public Utilities Commission
Sheridan Company
State Utilities Commission
Way
Nichols Willl
Pacific Coast
Konold Sets Article II Rule On Union Pacific Pooled Service
Konold, general chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers on the Union Pacific, reports from Omaha on the application of Article II of the Chicago joint working agreement. The rule tightens mileage allowances in chain gang and pooled freight service and road extra lists, limiting data gang men to 2600 miles a month if older members exceed 3500 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Konold
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Union Pacific
Omaha
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Data Gang
Coal Strike Near State Line Shuttled
T J Dawson general superintendent of Northern Colorado Fuel says in a Coalmont Colorado communication dated October 11 that past mine troubles are settled and mines will operate on the tenth of the month. strikers discharged and a new Denver crew brought in with no further trouble expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Dawson
Northern Colorado Fuel Company
Coalmont
Colorado
Denver
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West 17Th Street
Johnny Jordan
Dr. Edwards
HED Sox
Halls
Wyoming
Oweyenne, Wyo
Konold
U. P
Creph DE Chene
Georgette Crepe
Brassieres
Laramie
State Line
California
America
Mountains
Utah
Echo and Weber Cajons
Lake City
Union Pacific System
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Pacific Northwest
Pacif
Orma
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