First Period Honor List of the Public Schools
The Cheyenne public schools announce the first period honors for the year as reported by Superintendent Traf. Feo. The list includes names across grades including Central School and Converse, Corlett, Johnson schools with First and Second Honors. Notable names span F. J. Merten, Carrie Goldfarb, Edith Whipple, Myron Yeager, Grace McCormick, and many others across grades one through eight.
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Cheyenne
Traf. Feo
Central School
Mise Ella Lyle
Edith Whipple
Virginia Coble
Janet Klove
Helene Miers
Ella Weber
Anne Olenhaus
Mary Andrews
Leota Estes
Mary Kline
William Hunt
Hilliard Ridgely
Harold Heenan
Harold Pfeffer
Mise Ivey
Ruth McDonough
Winfield Hancock
Gerald Levinson
Evelyn Stubblefield
Mildred Williams
Paul Schirieben
Tedille McCleave
Grace McCormick
Minna Treafferty
Alice Taylor
Sinclair Heenan
Rudolph Nagel
Carl Reynolds
John Znaanenack
Grace Price
Esther Rockafield
Elisabeth Roedel
Misses McCormick
Warkley
Ward and Cathcart
Myora Spaulding
Jean Robertson
Addamae Hendersoy
Bodily housekeeping by V M Pierce M D
The article advocates drinking ample water with meals for overall health citing X ray and scientific observations. Warns against ice water and suggests Aguiro before meals for kidney or rheumatic pains and Abpuric tablets for long life.
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Women Demand Sufficient Policy Over Cash Campaign
A letter from Mrs Frazelle to Mrs Helmont denounces suffrage opponents for pushing a presidential candidate with cash. It asserts women’s true aim is the suffrage cause not party devotion and calls for a return to rational, nonpartisan suffrage efforts after a ten year struggle ahead.
New York Fashion Center Claim by Former Court Dresser
Aroness von Hogemann of the House of Frederic in London told Fine Arts pupils that New York City will become the world fashion center. She urged students to seize the moment and lead the global fashion revolution as French couturières flock to the city and American manufacturers produce superb tubrits.
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Kendrick Urges Houx Backed Land Board Leader
Mr. Taxpayer appeals to voters to support Secretary of State Houx as head of the state land board noting oil revenues rising from zero to over 8100,000 annually during his six years on the board. He frames Kendrick as opponent.
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Kidneys and Bladder Trouble Helped by Jad Salts
An authority explains kidney and bladder irritation from uric acid. Take four ounces of Jad Salts in water for two to three days to neutralize urine acids and ease burning. Jad Salts, made from citric acids and lithia, is inexpensive and safe for many with urinary discomfort.
Wilson Day Observances Planned Across City Oct 28
New York reports a nationwide Woodrow Wilson day with mass meetings and parades. In Bronx, 10,000 mothers will parade with banners praising Wilson and his wartime leadership. Proclamations to be read in schools and at Shadow Lawn, with leaders dispersing to local gatherings for the president's message.
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Dillon to Fight Mike Gibbons in St Paul Bout
Mike Gibbons and Jack Dillon have agreed on a ten round no-decision bout to be staged in St. Paul, Dillon weighing around 161 pounds and possibly 158 for middleweight status. Dillon's purse is reported at 7500 pounds with Gibbons taking a percentage.
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Jack Dillon
St. Paul
Gibbon
Jes Darcy
Dillon
Gibbons
Knights and Ladies of Security Card Party and Dance
Card party and dance hosted by the Knights and Ladies of Security on Friday night at 8:20. Admission 10 cents, prizes awarded. Voters urged to support Kendrick in the upcoming election and endorse Senator Henderson’s work in Washington.
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United States Foreign Policy Praised for Dignified Conduct
The administration is lauded for prudent patient diplomacy in foreign relations and avoiding barbaric warfare methods. It upholds international law as a guiding standard, earning respect and gratitude from the country and benefiting belligerents and neutrals alike. It also advances a modern South and Central American policy aligned with current needs.
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United States
South
Central America
The Author of All Crimes and the Wilson Administration
A New York World excerpt attacks the Wilson administration as responsible for lynchings, speed violations, milk strikes, and other ills, urging the Hughes campaign to claim these outrages would not occur under Hughes. It argues Kansas proves Democratic blame and cites campaign rhetoric from Hughes and Root. The piece ends with stray quotes about spouses and campaigns.
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Hughes
West
Wilson
South
Elizabeth Freeman
Kansas
Democratic
Washington
New York
Root
Hughes Ia
State Hoax Case Reveals Vale Man’s Rise in Land Profits
Investigation tracks a Vale man whose state land dealings surged from minimal to over 100000 dollars yearly within six years of service. Officials say the pattern suggests coordinated schemes and misuse of land assets. The case highlights oversight gaps and calls for reforms in state land management.
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Helen Daley
Margaret Grier
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Leone Gregory
Olive Maxon
Tom Waters
Helen Hadeon
Alden Peabody
Naomi Burdick
Clyde Braden
Amelia Goff
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Mary Garlock
Sadie Sherman
Lucille Ahlers
John Conrey
Muriel Jones
Elinabetth Jones
Elizabeth Moore
Alice Stevick
Edith Marah
Mary Fuller
Julia Sherman
Gardiner Mart
George Baker
Mercedes Houx
Helen Blau
Mabel Tillman
Mildred Mackley
Lois Swobolda
Erma Stevens
Herbert Woodman
Mabel Smith
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Mildred Boyer
Ruth Johnson
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Alice Trumbull
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Mildred Carson
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Fred Maccox
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Ruth Spires
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Victor Mullen
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Arthur Potts
Jane Rigdon
Mildred Smith
Velma Taylor
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Richard Royte
James Bradley
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George Dusbole
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