Local Federation of Women Clubs Plans October Cheyenne Convention
Local and state federation chapters hold meetings at homes and libraries. Attendees discuss social events and committee work for the Cheyenne convention, with officers re-elected and bake sales scheduled. Visitors from multiple clubs join parish and aid society events, including Redpath Lyceum talks in Cheyenne.
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State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cyrus Bearis
East Seventeenth Street
Primary Picnic For Congregational Sunday School
This afternoon 2:30 to 5.00 the primary department of the Congregational Sunday school will have a picnic at City park inviting all children from the department. Nearly fifty delegates from Wyoming are expected at the Baptist state convention in Cheyenne September 24 to 27 with plans to entertain visitors at homes and offer social features alongside the program. 0.50.0 The Woman's Christian Temperance Union resumes activities.
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F. H. Vaughan
East Nineteenth Street
Congregational
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Woman's Christian, Temperance Union
Real Thrill in the Auto Polo Match Today
The article extols auto polo as a nonstop thrill from start to finish with constant action. It highlights drivers C F Jackson and Walter Sterling as top, daring American names. Street attention and strong public interest are noted for today and Sunday games.
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C.F. Jackson
Walter Sterling
America
Pathfinder outlines transcontinental route via Wyoming Utah Nevada
The article notes plans for a 1915 overland traffic surge tied to the Panama Exposition with tours from Minneapolis to Seattle and New York to San Francisco. Westgaard urges Wyoming Utah and Nevada cooperation on roads to secure a direct transcontinental route through Wyoming. He departs for Oni at 6 o'clock, hoping to reach New York by Oct 4, then return via the Middle West after reports.
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San Francisco
Gildden
Minneapolis
Seattle
New York
Minde
Westgaard
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Wealgard
Mre. Westcord
Oni
Westgard
New York City
Middle West
Denver
Fort Collins
Longmont
Loveland
Good Roads Bog
Westeard
Omaha
Chicago
Fort Russell to Build Own Railway for Fort Russell
The War Department plans several miles of track at Fort Russell to allow entraining and detraining of troops animals and supplies. Estimated cost near 40000. bids advertised within sixty days. Government seeks ownership of tracks previously held by C S and S to avoid per-ride charges and enable direct government use with connected sidings warehouses and loading platform.
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Forth
A. Binwell
Quartermasteré Department
War Department
Tt Ie
Fort DD. A
Russell
Cayisin Fr
Armstrong
Mort
Washington
Tly Reservation
Union
Uncle Sam
Big Horn County Fair Attracts Attention In September
The Big Horn County Fair runs September 17 to 20 with an alfalfa palace display and baled hay ready for shipment to the state fair in Douglas. Special prizes totaling several hundred dollars entice producers from the neighbor county. Glenn Curtiss will present daily airship exhibitions during the event.
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Wye
Big Horn County
Douglas
Glenn Curtiss
Will Leaves Homes to Eight Oldest Tenants in Philadelphia
Edwin Hawkins bequeathed ownership of homes to eighteen of his oldest tenants, with fifteen families becoming owners. The Philadelphia homes, rented for years, are valued between two and three thousand dollars each. Hawkins died at eighty four.
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Philadelphia
Edwin Hawkins
Hawkins
Wise
Hawking
Roosevelt Ticket Nominated for Colorado Election
Petitions filed with the secretary of state place a full state progressive ticket on the November ballot under the name Roosevelt Ticket. The action was announced from Denver in the Sept 6 report.
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Denver
Cole
Atate
Roosevelt
Wife asks if death certificate will affect sharing
A guest at a dining table overheard a whispered question about whether a death certificate would impact the distribution of a share. The remark signals tensions over inheritance and family expectations at the meal.
Oil Operator Secures 10000 Acres Near Laramie
A C Dalley, a Pennsylvania oil operator, has leased about 10 000 acres along the Big Laramie river near Laramie Wyoming and will begin development soon. Bailey, in charge, believes the basin holds abundant oil and plans extensive prospecting across the Sodergreen ranch area despite prior drilling setbacks. The valley’s potential is supported by government surveys and local geology.
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Laramie
Wyo
Albany County
A. C. Dalley
Pennsylvania
Bailey
Larante
Sister of Mercy Dies After Convent Fire
New York dispatch reports Stater Stepla nie known to Bayonne factory workers as the good angel perished when a match ignited a gas jet in a Bayonne convent room. She ran to the yard with burning clothing and knelt in prayer as flames consumed her. Residents and rescuers aided her at the gates but she died moments later.
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New York
Steplanie
Bayonne
N. J
Convent of St. Joseph
U. S. Sub F-1 Dives Record Depth Off San Francisco
The U S navy submarine F-1 set a world depth record by diving 283 feet off Point Diablo in San Francisco Bay. It remained at depth for ten minutes at six knots, then rose to nineteen feet below surface. The twenty six crew carried on routine duties as hull groaned under pressure.
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San Francisco
Point Diablo
San Francisco Bay
Rilo de Janeiro
Duel Drift After Dinner Hatreds In Paris
Paris, Sept. 6. Ernest Schiff of New York finance circles seeks a reason to duel Captain Wood, son of Field Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood and nephew of the late Mrs. Kittle O'Shea, after Wood struck Schiff amid dinner with two women at the Hotel Royal. The incident followed Jealousy over Schiff’s attentions.
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Paris
Ernest Schiff
New York
Captain Wood
Sir Evelyn Wood
Charles Stewart Parnell
Kittle O'Shea
Hotel Royal
Schiff
Wood
Washington Primaries for State Progressive Delegates
Seattle reports primaries held in all counties for delegates to the state progressive convention on September 10 in Seattle. Nominated candidates must be ratified at the convention under state law.
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Washington
Seattle
Wash
Intercity Championship Series Opens With Doubleheader
The first game between Richmond and Washington will be played tomorrow at American League Park, Washington. A double header is planned, with a second double header scheduled the following week in Richmond. If a third game is needed, committees from both cities will set the details.
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Plana Mils
Richmond
Washington
Mother Finds Pretty Girl With Soldier Charged
A Fort Collins woman was charged after a 19 year old girl was enticed to Cheyenne and kept as a wife by a soldier and another man at a Nineteenth street rooming house for three days. Wilbur Westlake of Battery B Fourth Field Artillery was fined $50 and jailed for sixty days. The girl was released and the mother, arriving from Cheyenne, identified her daughter. Police found the couple in an Oxford hotel room and arrested them at 9 o'clock last night.
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Fort Collins
Cole
Cheyenne
Ninteenth Street
Wilbur Westlake
Battery B
Fourth Field Artilery
Wellnitz
Oxford
Four Die After Trolley Car Plunges At Marble Quarry
A trolley car jumped the track at Marble quarry near Glenwood Springs Colorado. Three men and a girl were killed and one man and one girl injured when the car plunged down a steep incline and crashed into a retaining wall along the Crystal river.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Marble
Crystal River
Automobile Crash Kills Two Men Near Salt Lake City
A head on collision two miles south of Salt Lake City between an automobile carrying R. L. Booth Simeon Hazalton and William McGinnis and an interurban street car left Booth and Hazalton dead and McGinnis seriously injured according to Utah dispatches dated Sept. 6.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
R. L. Booth
Simeon Hazalton
William McGinnis
Waiters and Cooks Strike at Hotel Georgian Boston
Fifty waiters and cooks strike at the Hotel Georgian in Park Square Boston tying up dining room service. Leaders say strikes will spread to three more hotels unless agreements are reached. Demands include a $5 raise for waiters and shorter hours for all staff.
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Boston
Mass
Park Square
New York
The Prophet and Adviser of the Hour Mme Heck
Prominent Cheyenne residents consult Mme Heck the clairvoyant at 322 E 19th St for lost papers reconciliations and marriages restored. She offers advice on business law suits love and fortune with private parlors and hours from 10 am to 8 pm daily and 10 am to 5 pm Sunday.
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Cheyenne
Mme, Heck
Mme. Heck
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