Policeman saves two children from Brooklyn fire
Policeman James Mandan of the Fifth Avenue station braved smoke at a three story building on Eighth avenue to rescue two children. He reentered for a third time and was injured with a fractured skull, now hospitalized in a serious condition. Firefighters discovered his body as they moved through the blaze and carried him to safety.
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New York
James Mandan
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Mandan
Eighth Avenue
Louis Keene
Eighteenth Street
Louis Rosen
Rogen
Frederick Betz
Mra. Betz
Henry Schnitzer
Mra. Schnite Jer
Edward
Dorothy
Behnitster
Ashe
Mr. Murray
Manian
Seney Hospital
Voters Urged to Register Ahead of City County Election
Citizens in the city and Laramie county are urged to register before October 27 and 28 to meet legal requirements and be eligible to vote in the upcoming election.
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Laramie County
Registration drive targets 1500 to 2000 unregistered voters
The notice warns that between fifteen hundred and two thousand voters in the city have not registered and must comply under the law. Registration books are located in Firet ward at Dinneen's garage, Second ward at Industrial club, and Third ward at Court Nowse annex, 28 Enameling at Snerman Co.
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Firet
Dinneen's
Industrial Club
Court Nowse
Topeka to Consider Recall of Mayor Billard
Citizens in Topeka plan a public meeting next Friday night to protest Mayor Billard and discuss a recall election. A 50 member committee led by W D Rickerbacher calls for a wide turnout citing his interviews on drinking and prohibition impact on real estate and business.
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Topeka
Kan
Billard
For Sale Restaurant in Cheyenne by J M Newman
A good paying restaurant business located in Cheyenne is offered for sale by J M Newman. Quick sale encouraged.
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Cheyenne
J. M. Newman
Heiress Declares Husband An Angel At Cheyenne Dance
Attend the dance by Organized Labor of Cheyenne at Keefe Hall on Thursday evening October 27. Buchanan's fall orchestra will play. Tickets cost 1.10. ladies enter free. Moldings available at Sherman Co.
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Organized Labor of
Cheyenne
Keefe Hall
Buchanan
Japanese Chinese couple to wed in Denver ceremony
A Japanese man and a Chinese woman in Colorado plan a Denver wedding, the first such union in the state. Minx Lina Hung, daughter of W Q Hung, and Fred J. Kathara, a Kobe‑educated Japanese immigrant, received a marriage license with parental consent as relatives from both communities prepare for a ceremony conducted by an American minister.
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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 seeks a dear old or young woman who wears $100 stockings. Twelve pairs of $109 stockings sit unused as the wearer remains unseen. The town ponders what shoes match the elusive hosiery and how Newport can view them, even amid puddles and carriage exits. Sun proof paint at Sherman Co.
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Newport
R.L
McGill Challenges Chaplin to Public Debate in Cheyenne
Former Wyoming state senate president John McGill urges Laramie Republican editor W. E. Chaplin to a public joint debate in Cheyenne over taxation the proposed state constitutional amendment and other issues. McGill assigns venue at the opera house and dubs Chaplin his political rival as he accuses state officers of graft and misgovernance.
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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 letters fuel cowardly machine gossip
The Douglas Enterprise reports an anonymous letter attacking Judge Carey over his views on the congressional delegation. The letter cites quotes from Cokeville Kemmerer and Rawlins coverage, accusing Carey of lying and blaming the Republican machine, amid calls that many delegates will support Warren, Clark, and Mendeth.
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Douglas Enterprise
Judge Carey
Washington
Carey
Warren
Clark
Mondell
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Mende
Congress
Mr. Vater
Mendeth
Senator Warren Denies Cheyenne Delegation Chair Claim
At the Capitol Avenue theatre on October 20 Senator Warren claimed he was not chosen chairman of the Laramie county delegation to the Republican state convention in Rawlins. The judge had previously ruled Warren was named chair at a Cheyenne meeting before departure. The article notes the September 13 issue date.
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Warren
Capitol Avenue
Laramie County
Rawline
Ap Dee
Carey
Evernor
Cheyenne
Machines and Insurgents Clash in Wyoming Politicking
F H Barrow, Cheyenne hospital staffer, reprints editorials from 1890s Sheri dan Enterprise, revealing machine politics in Wyoming. Excerpts attack party bosses, discuss Deming era corruption, and urge reform ahead of state conventions.
Mullen Not Losing Cash At His Job
The article discusses attorney general Mullen and his public cost to taxpayers. It notes his salary of 3 000 dollars plus 2 000 dollars in contingent expenses totaling 5 000 dollars per year. It mentions a later statutory revision proposing 4 000 dollars for the office, highlighting fiscal concerns for voters.
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Mullen
Mullen’s handling of state statute revision funds questioned
Douglas Enterprise accuses Mullen of misusing a $4,000 appropriation for indexing and revising statutes. It alleges $1,500 paid to a clerk and claims Mullen kept the remaining funds, with $2,500 allegedly diverted to his own use while he also served as attorney for Carney Coal Company. The piece questions why a surplus was not returned to the treasury and compares the conduct to improper overcharges by county officials.
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W. BE. Mullen
Polita
Mullen
Atorney & Fer
Treasury
Carney Coal Company
Board of County Commissioners
ConVerse County
Douglas
Campaign claims and gubernatorial promises contested
The Sheridan Enterprise notes that Judge Carey refuses to refute rumors about post election appointments. It states Carey has made no promises beyond public commitments and denies urging any direct or implied promises. It also reports W C Irving’s stance on accepting any appointive position under Carey or another governor.
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Sheridan Enterprise
Judge Carey
Machine Gang
Columrs
Hon. W. CG
Billy) Irving
Carey
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Canterbury
Cornwall
Antoinette Gazzan
Charles B. Galvin
Church of St. Thomas of Canterbury
LADY
O. J. Lamm
Register of
Cheyenne Land Office
Rawlins
F. E B. Warren
F. H. Barrow
Burdick-Brooks Machine
Wyoming
Deming
W. ¢. Deming
Palyonagee
Cheyenne Laws Office
Chatterton
Brooks
Ar. Deming
Siberia
Sepator Warren
Union Pacific Railroad
America
Biberia
South Side
Mr. Hynds
M. Barrow
M. C. Barrow
Douglas Budget
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Unilon
Barrow
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