Women Club Board Chooses Custodian for Loan Fund
The States Federation of Womens' Clubs board met Saturday morning and elected Mrs. FP W Phifer of Wheatland to succeed Mrs B F Perkins as custodian of the Loan Scholarship Fund. The group discussed hills and debated future convention sites from Laramie Greybull and Douglas with election timing noted every two years. Separately the G H Club hosted a social with Miss Lebhart including a Halloween dinner, chicken supper, home made pies and a candy table run by Q O A girls. The Presbyterian Altar and Rosary Society met at Mrs Fitzgeralds with 75 attendees enjoying sewing games and refreshments.
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States Federation of Womens’ Clubs
FP. W. Phifer
Wheatland
B. F. Perkins
Hills
Laramie
Greybull
Douglas
Jewish Ladies' Circle reports successful fundraiser
The Jewish Ladies' Circle met with Mrs. Bernstein for a business meeting. ten members attended. They announced a $360 profit after expenses from recent dance and bazaar, to be added to the synagogue building fund, with Mrs. Hernstein serving a lunch.
South Cheyenne Society Notes and Guest Visits
Mrs H E McCloud returns from a long visit with relatives in Iowa Spokane and Ogden arriving today to stay with Mr and Mrs W C Rath at 202 East Eighth street Hazel Woods confined by influenza EB McCloud absent from U P shops wheel repair Jimens Helen Grace Bledsoe ill Jason Davis Kansas City former fireman resting at Mrs Leater Folck’s home East Ninth Street South Cheyenne W C T U met Thursday afternoon at Mise Richards home with several interactions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rath
Spokane
Wash
Emma Rath
Ogden
Utah
City
W. C. Rath
East Eighth Street
EB. McCloud
U. P
Jimens
Jason Davis
Kansas City
Fire Department
That City
Lay
Eretor
Leater Folck
East Ninth Street
South Cheyenne
Mise Richards
Local visitors and residents gather in city life buildup
Manos of Wheatland calls on friends in the city and Chas Coates of Hilledale attends. M Johnson of Wheatland handles real estate dealings while Mr and Mrs R A Johnson relocate to a cottage at 012 East 11th Street and join The Leader family for reliable news.
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Manos
Wheatland
Chas, Coates of
Hilledale Te
R. A. Johnson
East 11Th Street
Leader
Army Adopts Seven Year Enlistment After Nov. 1
Army orders extend enlistment to seven years with four years active service and three in reserve. Transfers include Captains Holbrook and Reamey moving between cavalry units. Officers Foster Allen and Darnell to depart San Francisco area for reassignment to the Philippines, sailing around February 1.
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Washington
Adjt
George Andrews
Army
Army Reserve
Lucius R. Holbrook
Fourth Cavalry
Robert J. Reamey
Second Cavalry
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
George B. Foster, Jr
Medical Corps
Fort Bayard
N. M
William H. Allen
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Moses H. Darnell
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Dade, Fla
Champion polygamist with forty six wives found
In Johannesburg Ort a Bantu tribesman is reported to have forty six wives. He is described as the champion polygamist of the British empire, with the nearest rival at twenty eight wives.
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Johannesburg
Ort
Accuse Mother in Court over Feeding Baby Liquor
In Cheyenne a five month old girl, daughter of inmate Dobbina, was removed from her care by order of Judge Matson after State Humane Society charges that the mother delighted in feeding liquor to the child. The hearing spanned the morning and part of the afternoon as state officer Bright presented the case. The child is to be placed in a good family home. Kerr of the humane society will relocate an Indian boy to a reservation near Lander.
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Dobbina
West End
Matson
State Humane Sociely
Bright
Arieht
Cheyenne
DB. Kerr
The
Humane Society
Lander
Industrial Committee Heads to Denver to Secure Burlington Shops
Judge Charles W. Potter P. 8. Cook and Mayor L. R. Bresnahen lead Cheyenne’s Industrial Committee to Denver today to meet Vice President Parker of Colorado & Southern. They aim to secure Burlington shops for Cheyenne, promising hundreds of jobs. Cheyenne’s rail hub position boosts location appeal for Burlington shops.
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Charles W. Potter
Cook
L. R. Bresnahen
Bub
Cheyenne
Burlington
Denver
Parker
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Potter
Rotten ties blamed for deadly Westport wreck
At Westport on October 3 seven people were killed when rotten railroad ties failed on the New York New Haven and Hartford line. George KE Everett a former employee demonstrated by pulling out spikes with his bare hands to show the ties were decayed and could not support the rails. Coroner John J Phelan and company officials observed the demonstration which blamed the railroad for the disaster rather than the engineer.
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Bridgeport
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Westport
George KE
Everett
John J. Phelan
Phélan
E. @. Buckland
Hyerett
Rockefeller's early earnings story from Yonkers tale
In Yonkers New York on October 24 John D Rockefeller as a boy earned 15 dollars a week from Isaac B Ewing uncle of Henry Clews. Rockefeller asked for more money but Uncle Clews replied you are getting all you are worth.
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Yonkers
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Isaac B. Ewing
Cleveland
Henry Clews
New York
Clews
Yonkers Ftth
Rockefeller
John D
Orr
Ewing
Uncle Jeane
Rocky Mountains
Grant
Carroll Foster
Secretary of the Treasury
Finance Committee
Senate
Grovers
Jimmy
Cortelyou
United States
J. Kajo Morgen
How A Scotchmen Caught Warren Cheating
An article recounts tax officials correcting Warren Live Stock Co records. It details Warren’s past underreporting of livestock, including 60,088 sheep added to his 1910 1911 assessments in Wyoming counties. The piece cites critics urging indictments and harsher penalties for tax evasion by public figures.
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Warren
Warren Live
Bla
Cheyenne
John McGill
CHAMP-CLARK URGES WYOMING TO SEND DEMO DELEGATES
Champ Clark urges Wyoming to send delegates to Congress. He praises candidates Wilson Taft Debs Champ Clark Roosevelt and defends tariff views noting Democrats favor revenue tariff while Republicans avoid it. He compares U S power to czars and cites popular support.
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Champ-Clark
Wyoming
Congress
Casperman Rejects Warren Dope in Natrona County Letter
A Casper citizen denounces Natrona county official Warren for conservation policies and oil field leasing delays. The letter applauds Democrats on tariff reform and criticizes Taft and Republican leadership while urging action for local development and transparency.
Democratic Victory and Taft Era Reflections
A fragmented summary notes the 1907 taint of party politics, praising Democratic gains and a square deal while criticizing Republican promises. It mentions Teddy Roosevelt, Taft, tariffs, pensions for veterans, and the Democratic House achievements with minimal clear chronology.
Turkish Fort Falls as 50,000 Fall to Sofia Dispatch
Sofia dispatches report the fall of Kirk-Kilis and the capture of a Turkish garrison of about fifty thousand men after a three day battle. The Turks reportedly retreated southwest to await reinforcements. Bulgarian victory sparks Sofia celebrations as Serbia and Turkish forces claim separate gains near Kumano and Adrianople remains tense.
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London
Sofia
Kirk-Kilisseh
Adrianople
Constantinople
Abdullah Pashata
Kumanovo
Indloqte
Arta Ward
Jania Metcheck
Nelsborhood
Grimbovo
Weather Summary for Wyoming and Pacific Northwest
The Weather Washington Cp Oct 24 reports warmer conditions in the northwest and southward cooling. Expect higher temperatures in Wyoming and colder air in the south with rain in the north.
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Washington
Cp. C
Wyoming
Fale Priday
Fale
Rata
State Leader Tryst Prompts Political Debate
The Want A¢ i Ww Tryst draws attention to a developing political dispute as readers weigh implications for leadership and policy directions led by the State Leader, with public interest mounting around new proposals and potential alliances.
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East 18Th Street
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Missionary Time Social
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P. J. Black
East 20Th Street
Mesdames Strader
Riner
Gleason
Carley
Sheldon and Minter
Harry Hoffman
A K. Smith
Delta Alpha Society of the Presbyterian Church
FG. Bovgans
Chicken
Ladies of the Baptist Church
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Brooks
Iowa
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M. Johnson
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