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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1916

Page

10

Mysterious Wyoming Death Remains Unsolved

A coroner's jury probes the death of Mercer Mareds found with a bullet wound at his home in Dander Wyoming. Housekeeper Teresa Sikes, living with Mercer, claims events the night of the death include a quarrel with Mercer and a ride with Hudson before returning home with another party. A fire burned bed clothes and furniture while investigators found blood on objects. Sikes allegedly cleaned the scene afterward. No arrest has been made as officials continue inquiries into possible murder or accidental death.

Dander Wyo Mabor Mareds Teresa Sikes Mercer Tia Shoe Hudson Marcer Sho Shorttt

Oil Shipped From Big Muddy Field To Midwest Refinery

The Elkhorn Oil Company shipped its first oil from the Big Muddy field to the Midwest refinery. Two tank cars loaded with 260 barrels each sold at 1.25 dollars per barrel. The company also invites other field firms for fuel use while geologists predict thick Wall Creek sand and potential stock gains for Elkhorn if drilling succeeds.

Cabphr Bikhorn Ou Company Big Muddy Midwest Mig Muddy Wall Creek Elkhorn

Casper Improvements Beautify Whole City

At a Casper Civiclub meeting A F Marsh an horticulture student discussed city beautification. He urged a civic service bureau to study methods and proposed winter classes to aid homeowners in beautifying Casper, with a joint Civic and Industrial club plan to approach Marsh about leading an organization and campaign.

Caspar Casper Civiclub Ivrory Tpoestey Industrial Club A. F. Mareh Civic Service Bureau Casper Marsh Aliba Mr. Marsh

Insurance and Real Estate Moves to Carey Avenue Office

J A Kirkpatrick announces move to 1821 Carey avenue one door north of the former office. He solicits patronage and guarantees prompt attention from his insurance and real estate business. Phone 5471. Oct 22-28. Hear The New Edison at the Wromine Pook Store. 0 LBtfich

Carey Avenue J. A. Kirkpatrick Edison Wromine Pook

Three Reasons for Wilson Reelection

Mrs. A C Hindman of Boise Idaho writes three sentences outlining why President Wilson should be reelected. The editor praises the epigrammatic brevity and the repeated claim that he has kept the nation out of war.

The Independent Marper A. C. Hindman Boise Idaho Wilson

Country bankers favor Wilson prosperity of farmers

Clinton Wisconsin October 24 country bankers favor the reelection of President Wilson says Henry A Moehlenpach a Wisconsin banker and delegate to the American Bankers association convention He notes farmers are independent with good prices and diverse crops and credit Wilson administration for stability He plans to speak to inform business men of the facts about Wilsons achievements and war policy

Clinton Wis Wilson Henry A. Moehlenpoh Wisconsin American Bankers’ Association Moehlenpich Moehlenpach

John Ford to Vote for Wilson in Historic Letter

New York judges longtime Republican and Irish American John Ford announces in a letter he will vote for President Wilson. Ford cites his Irish heritage, his past party votes, and his view that this election requires citizens to serve the nation's interests beyond party lines. He recalls concessions and support for progressive laws under Wilson and emphasizes patriotism and loyalty to the plain people.

New York Supreme Court John Ford Wilson Ford State Senate County Roscommon County Mayo Justice Ford Press Club Alaskan Blaine Taft United States

Fell From Loft Hurts Man in Weazel Depot

Edwin Putnam of Weazel Depot Massachusetts fell ten feet from a loft while seeking building material. He struck a knotty pile of wood and sustained back injuries with bruises. A day later he used Sloan's Liniment and reported rapid relief. advertised as available at drug stores, 25c, 60c, and $1.00.

Edwin Potoam Weazel Depot Mass Mr. Putnam Sioan Iowee Sloan

Wall Street views on the Federal Reserve Act and prosperity

A Clark, Childs & Co. market letter notes that easy money persists due to the federal reserve system. It compares the effect to a sick man regaining strength with trusted aid, while gold inflows and overseas credit bolster current liquidity.

Wall Street Charles E. Hughes Clark, Childs & Co Broadway New York New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of ‘Trade A. Morse New York Journal of Commerce Federal Reserve Europe

Salvation Army Tag Day Planned in Sheridan

Salvation Army tag day slated for Saturday under the Sheridan Commercial Club and the Ministerial Association to raise funds for the local corps winter relief. Captain and Mrs. Holbrook oversee aid to several cases, with committees from the Commercial Club and Ministerial Association coordinating plans ahead of a joint meeting Monday to finalize tag day details. The drive aims to boost donations, enabling efficient charitable work through established Army channels.

Sheridan Salvation Army Sheridan Commercial Club Ministerial Association Mra. Holbrook Commercial Club Army Fred W. Decker Halbrook CD. C. Wenzell KR. H. Goodwin Mr. Decker Gomlwin Gould Atkin Holbrook

Phone Mo Offer for Wensenger Services

Classified notice advertising a phone service with six units available for Wensenger, promising reasonable prices and operation until 2 a.m. The ad uses informal shorthand and ambiguous terms.

Wensenger

Kendrick for Senate Address Urges Honest Work

A political appeal argues for Kendrick claiming Governor Kendrick should be sent to the United States Senate to perform work not done by Senator Clark. The message questions Mr Houx’s double salary and emphasizes continuous effort for taxpayers.

Mr. Taxpayer Houx Kendrick United States Senate Clark

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