Policeman Rescue Heroism In Brooklyn Fire Turns Fatal Risk
Policeman James Mandan of the Fifth Avenue station risked his life to save two children from a burning three story Brooklyn building at 1718 Eighth Avenue before being knocked unconscious by smoke. He was carried out and later suffered a fractured skull and remained unconscious at Seney Hospital as fire crews contained the blaze.
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New York
James Mandan
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Mandan
Eighth Avenue
Louis Keene
Eighteenth Street
Louis Rosen
Mra. Rosen
Frederick Betz
Mra. Betz
Henry Schnitzer
Mra. Schniteer
Edward
Dorothy
Behnitster
Ashe
Mr. Murray
Manian
Seney Hospital
Voters Urged to Register Ahead of City Election
Notice reminds every resident in the city and Laramie county who has not registered to meet state law requirements to qualify to cast a vote in the upcoming election on Thursday October 27 and Friday October 28.
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Laramie County
Registration drive targets unregistered voters in city
The notice states that 1500 to 2000 voters in the city have not yet registered as of November 8 and the law requires all to register. Registration books are in Firet ward at Dinneen's garage, Second ward at Industrial club, and Third ward at Court Nowse annex and 28 Enameling at Snerman Co.
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Firet
Dinneen's
Industrial Club
Court Nowse
Topeka to consider recall of mayor
A citizens meeting to protest Mayor Billard and discuss a recall election is set for next Friday night in Topeka Kansas. A committee of fifty business leaders ministers and professionals organized the call. The objections cite interviews claiming most residents drink and that prohibition lowers real estate rents and prices.
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Topeka
Kan
Billard
Restaurant for sale in Cheyenne by J. M. Newman
A good paying restaurant business in Cheyenne is offered for sale by J. M. Newman. Quick action is advised to secure the opportunity before it is gone.
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Cheyenne
J. M. Newman
Heiress Declares Her Husband is An Angel Dance Notice
Heiress announces at a Cheyenne Organized Labor social held at Keefe Hall in Buchanan's fall orchestra. Dance takes place Thursday evening October 27. Tickets cost 1.00 with ladies free. Moldings available at the Sherman Co.
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Organized Labor of
Cheyenne
Keefe Hall
Buchanan
Jap and Chinese Girl to Marry in Colorado
Denver reports a historic interracial marriage imminent as Minx Lina Hung and Fred J. Kathara plan to wed in Denver. The couple, both educated in American schools, will have a ceremony conducted by an American minister with Chinese and Japanese witnesses present.
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Denver
Colorado
Minx
Lina Hung
W. Q. Hung
Lance
Fred J. Kathara
United States
Japan
China
Rashard
Kobe
Kaihara
Hile Little Br
Hunt on for Lady Who Wears 9100 Stockings
Newport notes a fashion mystery as it searches for the wearer of 9100 stockings. Twelve pairs valued at 109 dollars lie unused while the public eye awaits the owner. The item sparks chatter on shoes, appearance, and sight at Newport.
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Newport
R.L
McGill challenges Chaplin to Cheyenne public debate
Former Wyoming Senate president and Albany county official John McGill has issued a public challenge to W. E. Chaplin editor of the Laramie Republican for a joint debate in Cheyenne. Topics include taxation the state constitution amendment and penitentiary graft with anticipated audience in the capital district.
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John McGill
Wyoming State Senate
Albany County
W. B. Chaplin
Laramie
Wyo
W. E. Chaplin
Cheyenne
Board of Equalization
Opera
Judge Carey
Republican
Gramm
Capitol
Central Avenue
United States Land Office
Otto Gramm
Chaplin
McGill
Contemptible Rumors Target Judge Carey In County Letter
An anonymous letter-writer targets Judge Carey, accusing him of cowardice and misrepresenting his stance on national delegation politics. The note recites quotes from Carey at Cokeville and Kemmerer dates and questions the Rawlins convention coverage by the Cheyenne Tribune, suggesting a machine-led effort to undermine local officials.
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Douglas Enterprise
Judge Carey
Washington
Carey
Warren
Clark
Mondell
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Mende
Congress
Mr. Vater
Mendeth
Rawlins
F. E B. Warren
Senator Warren Denies Chair Claim At Capitol Speech
The speaker charged that Warren was not chosen chairman of the Laramie county delegation before it left Rawlins for the Republican state convention. The judge later stated Warren had been named chairman at a Cheyenne meeting before departure, contradicting Warren's remarks. An issue dated September 13 precedes the convention opening.
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Warren
Capitol Avenue
Laramie County
Rawline
Ap Dee
Carey
Evernor
Cheyenne
Machine Insurgent Barrow Warns Wyoming Voters
F H Barrow now with Cheyenne hospital staff at the Burdick-Brooks machine campaign bureau, recalls editorial stances from the Sheridan Enterprise on machine control in Wyoming politics. He cites graft, patronage, and dictation, predicting a reckoning at the next Republican state convention and criticizing Deming era insurgent talk.
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F. H. Barrow
Burdick-Brooks Machine
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sheridan Enterprise
Mullen Not Losing Cash At His Job
The article notes Attorney General Mullen emphasizes his record and efficiency, arguing the office costs taxpayers little. It states his $5,000 annual compensation plus $2,000 contingency expenses, set by statute, and mentions a later $4,000 appropriation tied to statute revisions.
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Mullen
W. BE. Mullen
Polita
Mullen’s Handling of State Statute Revision Funds Questioned
The Douglas Enterprise reports concerns that Mullen, named commissioner in charge of a statute revision project, used $4,000 appropriated for indexing and preparing a new revision. An $1,500 salary to a clerk and a $2,500 portion allegedly paid to Mullen are cited, with questions about why the balance was not returned to the treasury and whether parallel cases justify such use.
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Mullen
Atorney & Fer
Treasury
Carney Coal Company
Board of County Commissioners
ConVerse County
Douglas
Machine Refutation Note From Campaign Scribbles
The Sheri dan Enterprise reports Judge Carey refuses to acknowledge falsehoods spread about him and denies any promises of future appointments beyond publicly stated ones. It notes Hon. W. G. Irving seeks no appointment under Carey or anyone else and has already declared his stance.
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Sheridan Enterprise
Judge Carey
Machine Gang
Columrs
Hon. W. CG
Billy) Irving
Carey
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