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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
6
Ladies and misses sets with scarfs and caps in many colors to match. Beautiful selection showcasing the latest season fashion. Regularly priced at 1.50 each, sale price offers a bargain for shoppers.
John Jordan son of Rev. B C Jordan of Cheyenne and Sheridan and now in Denver, is a Dartmouth freshman class president and star football player. He led in the first freshman game with the opening touchdown and is praised as a versatile all around athlete with a strong high school record in track baseball and football.
A vintage ad highlights Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a soothing remedy for stomach upset and indigestion by stimulating natural liver and bowel functions. It promises improved appetite and relief from coating, with claims of gentle, non harsh help.
The World Series talks recall Sam Agnew a member of the Boston Americans. He once caught for Guernsey teams alongside Fred Burton and Bob Hynds and later played for Omaha and Los Angeles before joining Boston.
The house of deputies of the General Convention voted to replace the morning prayer for the president with an evening prayer. The morning rite asked God to grant health prosperity and long life to the president, while the evening prayer adds an intercession but omits those requests. The proposal sparked extended debate.
The article analyzes how German born Nebraskans could swing the 1916 race. It notes about 40 000 qualify to vote with roughly 20 000 Republicans and 16 000 Democrats among them. It questions whether German defections will offset progressive gains and if antiwar sentiment helps Wilson. It cites Roosevelt Hughes dynamics and Ford's primary win as indicators.
Snippet notes individuals within the Republican camp discuss potential moves. The extent of the movement remains unclear and will become evident only on election day as voters cast ballots.
John D. Russell and George C. Russell will be tried next Monday at Sundance for the murder of L. H. Hampton. The killing was sensational and expected to draw statewide interest.
Police arrested J A Hudson on Tuesday and turned him over for prosecution after William Ashford a Thames Street barber alleged Hudson forged his name to a $25 check and cashed it at Citizens National Bank.
It notes Sloan's Liniment as a household remedy for children injuries and muscle pains. Claims one application eases a bruise or bump and lists uses from aching muscles to rheumatism. Promotes purchase at drug stores in 260 500 and 1.00 sizes.
Johan Bibb of Sheridan and C H Nichols of New York with F P Way of Denver met state Public Utilities Secretary Floyd to settle new electric rates. An agreement from Sheridan informal hearing two weeks prior was adopted with PUC sanction. Nichols heads to the Pacific coast after Sheridan, Way to Denver.
Konold, head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers on the Union Pacific, returned from Omaha after talks with grand officers of engineer and firemen unions and UP management. They discussed applying Article II of the Chicago joint working agreement to regulate mileage allowances in chain gang and pooled freight service, limiting older men in pooled service to 2600 miles on the extra list when any in the data gang exceed 3500 miles per month.
T J Dawson, general superintendent of Northern Colorado Fuel, dated Coalmont October 11, says mine troubles have been settled and operations will resume on the tenth of the month. Striking workers including Greek miners were discharged and a new Denver crew brought in with no further trouble expected.
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