Denver Marriage Ties Wyant and Julia Barnes
A marriage was performed yesterday by Justice of the Peace Frank Mous won for Wyant and Mrs. Julia Barnes of Denver. The ceremony took place amid noted local activity as Talliaferro, a Granite or Marble Monument contact, and other visitors were mentioned in city briefs.
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Penverites
Martie
Hert Wyant
Julia Barnes
Poth
Denver
Justice of the Peace
Frank Mouswon
The White Flour Pinch and Local Notices
Ad warns five cent loaf doomed by wheat prices and promotes Shredded Wheat Biscuit as a protein rich alternative. Omaha crowd arrivals include L W Metter and notable lawyer Arthur Ponsford. Elizabeth NJ visitor A M D Gray plans several days in the city. The New Edison showcased at The Wyoming Book Store. Powell visitors A H Buyer and wife tour the city. Masquerade dresses teased for Knights ball with bazaar and dance at K C hall.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
A Woman’s Fight at Atlas Theater Today
The Pathe Gold Rooster play A Wo maun's Fight is slated for presentation at Atlas today. The piece explores gender double standards in judging past mistakes and the consequences faced by women who resist oppression.
Pythian Sisters Card Social At Knights Of Pythias Hall
Pythian Sisters announce a card social Tuesday evening October 24 at the Knights of Pythias hall. Public invited at 8 o'clock. Swisher's Optical Service located at 215 West 17th Street promotes attendance. Also note office move to 182 Carey Avenue near former location for J A Kirkpatrick Insurance and Real Estate.
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Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias Hall
Carey Avenue
J. A. Kirkpatrick
May Be Murdered Miner Found Dead in Lander
A Hudson miner Ga hel Misar was found with a gunshot wound at his home. The coroner’s jury could not decide if his death was suicide or murder. He died later that day in a Lander hospital. One juror believed suicide. two believed homicide. A kept woman reported him, and after his removal the house was cleaned and clothing burned in the yard.
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Lander
Gahel Misar
Hudson
Miear
Landeon
Moe
Miser
Smith Seeks Wyoming as Best Place on Earth
Olivier E. Smith of Pine Bluffs spent yesterday in Cheyenne on business and returned home. A University of Colorado graduate, he recently moved to Pine Bluffs to open a general law practice after some years in Pendleton, Oregon. He said, I wanted to find the very best place in the United States to hang out my shingle, so I picked Wyoming.
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Olivier E. Smith
Pine Bluffs
Cheyenne
Mer. Smith
University of Colorado
Ore
Wyre Ming
Sait
Oldest Couple in Illinois Plans to Vote for Wilson
Chicago October 23 Arm in arm with his 70 year old wife Jacot Harris aged 102 of 814 South Lat Himatreet the oldest registered voter in Moiinola and probably in the United States will walk to the polls on November 7 and both will cast their ballots for Woodrow Wilson Mrs Harris the golden anniversary couple with thirty three descendants has read newspapers closely Harris who first voted for Andrew Jackson was a democrat until the war then a republican voting for Lincoln and other republicans until 1912 now supports Wilson and says he is a just and noble man and Illinois should back him. Both are in good health.
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Chicago
Jacot Harris
South
Himatreet
Moiinola
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Harris
Andrew Jackson
Union
van Buren
Polk
Pierce
Fillmore
Buchanan
Lincoln
Wilson
Illinois
Europe
Funeral Services for Mrs Selina Boyce Today
The funeral of Mrs Selina Boyce who died at St Johns hospital Sunday will be held from the Methodist Episcopal church this afternoon at 2 oclock. She was the wife of rancher William Boyce and leaves two sons four daughters and twenty four grandchildren.
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Selina Boyce
St. John's Hospital
Methodist Episcopal Church
If a Presidential Candidate Should Die Before Election
A Philadelphia Ledger reader asks how a dying presidential candidate would affect the race. The answer: nothing changes. voters elect electors on November 7 and voting proceeds. Electors, chosen in November, meet in January to name the president, acting largely as automatons. if a candidate dies, parties nominate a replacement before the January meeting, and the electors follow the party’s decision.
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Girard
Philadelphia Ledger
United States
C. E. Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Pennsylvania
Hughes
Wilson
Wilad Av
No binding nature of recommendations in party rules described
The text notes that recommendations are non binding and cites historical examples. It mentions Jackson era conventions, 1864 nonvoting by eleven states, 1868 three ex–confederate states unable to vote, and 1880 California electors shifting support from Hancock to Garfield.
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Andrew Jackson
California
Hancock
Garfield
Sage Tea Keeps Your Hair Dark and Youthful Look
An old advertisement touts Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair. It claims natural, even coloring with regular use and promotes the product Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a cosmetic, not a medicine.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
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