Orren Babbitt Out on Bond After Jail Stay
Orren Babbitt, charged with tal fraud at the Republican primary, secured release on $1,000 bond posted by ten Mine Mutts residents. Bondmen each pledged $250 in property, with Babbitt signing. Bond returnable Oct 2 as the fall district court opens, then daily until trial. he met with his lawyers on release. Uncle Tom Babbitt arrived from La Grange to visit.
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Orren
Babbitt
Repubican
Whaley
C. H. Carlstrum
Sumner Miller
Hemphill
T. F. Robinson
Careon
C. W. Johoson
Kh. Buschow
Tabbitt
Mabbitt
Tom Babbitt
la Grange
Four New Companies Are Incorporated in Wyoming
Four new firms filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state and will begin operations in Wyoming. The Guernsey Mining and Milling Co. seeks $50,000 capital and lists J. M. Ashburn H. A. Thompson and R. T. Hynd as directors, based in Guernsey. Interstate Retail Association registers $5,000 capital with office in Cheyenne and directors R. D. Lima W. V. Sims and H. D. Brown from Colorado Springs. A H. N. Co. plans cattle business with Casper as HQ and $50,000 capital, led by Elizabeth Grilly T. J. Grilly and G. R. Hagens. The Jewish Oil and Gas Co. targets Wyoming oil and gas with $100,000 capital, offices in Torrington, directors Ken Bitterman Guy Hever G. H. Little W. Be Tandan and RK Honnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerney Mining and Milling Co
Guernsey
J. M. Ashburn
H. A. Thompson
R.T. Hynd
Interstate Retaileftsn Association
Cheyenne
R. D. Lima
W. V. Sims
UH. D. Brown
Colorado Springs
H. N
Casper
Elizabeth Grilly
T. J. Grilly
G R. Hagens
Ol and Cas Company
Ken Bitterman
Guy Hever
G. H. Little
W. BE
Tandan Ond& RK
Honnold
Wyoming
Torrington
Ne Capital
C H S Football Squad Begins Practice Amid Hopes
C H S football coach Cochran led about fifteen players in the first practice of the year yesterday afternoon. The group showed spirit as fundamentals were emphasized, with more candidates expected this week. Captains selection, previously planned for last season's end, remains unresolved and no likely captain has been named yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Inet
Watt
Hove
Ikely
Plek
Buster Brown Entertains Crowd at Connolly Shoe Store
More than three hundred Cheyenne residents gathered yesterday in front of Connolly Shoe Store to see Buster Brown and his dog Tige perform. The duo wowed the crowd with tricks while Buster spoke, and the event left attendees with whistles badges and other gifts from the store.
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Connolly
Ste Ns
Duster
Tige
Buster
Connelley
Notice to City Wartrants Molders 1016
Notice to holders of city warrants numbered 11152 to 11225 issued on the General Fund in March 1916 will be paid when presented at the city treasurer office. Interest will cease from September 7 1916. John A Martens Commissioner of Accounts and Finances.
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Inchiaive
John A. Martens
Card of Thanks for Mr Robert G Shingle
Dr and Mrs Shingle express gratitude to friends physicians St Johns hospital staff and Masonid lodges for kindness and flowers during illness and after the death of their father Robert G Shingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Shingle
St. John's Hospital
Robert G. Shingle
Burns Preparing for County Fair
The Burns fair grounds bustle with preparation as hammers and saws fill the air. The state Dairy Holstein herd led by Superintendent De Groot will attend, praised as Wyroming’s finest. Cheyenne and Pine Bluffs exhibitors join with displays in art, household goods, and poultry. County Agent Reynolds promotes farmer attendance as road travel improves. An eastern booster tour backs the campaign with towns united under the motto On to Burns or Bust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
de Groot
Pan
Golden Prairie
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
Exbert
Hilledale
Carpenter
Irwin Returns With His Big Show
Charley Irwin arrived in Cheyenne with his widest show after a cross country tour extending to Sheepshead Bay where the Stampede under Guy Weadick management fizzled financially though the show itself was a great success. The previous Irwin appearance was at the Kansas City Round Up.
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Charley Irwin
Cheyenne
Sheepshead Bay
Guy Weadick
Irwin
Kansas City
Funeral Services Today For Victim Of Runaway
The funeral for Mrs. Hattie Nicholson, killed in a runaway near Hillsdale Wednesday afternoon, will be held today at 1 PM from the Early undertaking chapel. Rev. H. K. Markley of Hillsdale Presbyterian Church will officiate. The Hillsdale church choir will sing. Interment in Lakeview Cemetery.
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Mes
Hattie Nicholson
Hillsdale
Undertaking
K. Markley
Hillsdale Presbyterian Church
Nicholdon
Lakeview Cemetery
Funeral for Miss Mildred Burke Held at St. Mary's Cathedral
Funeral services for the late Miss Mildred Burke will be held this morning at St. Mary's Cathedral. Pallbearers named are Wille Reece Elmer Carroll Francis Melnerney Otto Cobrey Edward Milligan and James Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Burke
St. Mary's Cathedral
Wille Reece
Elmer Carroll
Francis Melnerney
Otto Cobrey
Edward Milligan
James Garrett
Wilson French Returns from Rawllow Oil Transport Work
Wilson C. French son of Dr W French a state veteritarian returned yesterday from Rawllow where he has been employed in the transportation department of a large oil company. Harry True of Cheyenne is the manager.
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Wilson French
Wilson C. French
W. French
Rawllow
Transportation Department
Oil Company
Harry True
Cheyenne
Henry Ford Sues Chicago Tribune for Libel
Henry Ford sues the Chicago Tribune for 1 million dollars arguing an editorialCall measures to damage his reputation and brand. The piece depicts Ford as ignorant and an anarchist while discussing Ford employes and National Guard service. Standard Oil cuts gasoline price by a further cent per gallon.
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Chicago
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
Ford
National Guard
Detroit
Milionaires
New York
Standard Oil Company
Prize Offered for Wyoming State Flag Design
The Daughters of the American Revolution invite Wyoming residents to submit a state flag design. A prize of twenty dollars will be awarded to the design chosen by the organization for presentation to the next legislature. Entries must be received at Laramie by September 30, 1916 addressed to Miss Hebard, state regent.
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Wyoming
Union
Grace Raymond Medard
Wyoming University At
Laramie
Wyo
Hebard
D.A. R
Miss Clark Honored At Dinner In Kemmerer
Missdith K C Clark former superintendent of amateur instruction was guest of honor at a dinner party hosted by friends in Kemmerer Friday night. She will visit Jackann Hole with Rishon Nathaloet Thomas and others on vacation and tour local schools there.
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Missdith K. C. Clark
Amuhile Instruction
Aneter
Kemmerer
Miss Clark
Jackann Hole
Rishon Nathaotet Thomas
State canvassing board completes primary count
The state canvassing board led by Secretary of State Frank L. Honx and State Treasurer Herman B. Gates completed the primary returns for congressional and legislative offices. J. Clark led U S senator with 14 127 votes and Cov John B Kendrick had 2 879 percent. Mondell 14 589 for representative in congress. J D Clark 1 001. The weak Democratic primaries produced a tame vote but local races across the state drew high turnout, notably in Taramle county.
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Frank L. Honx
Herman B. Gates
Reeterdag
Taramle
Lory Plans Northern Gate Road to Estes Park
President Charles A. Lory of Colorado Agricultural College proposes opening a northern entrance to Estes Park via a new road from the Russle on the Cache la Poudre. The plan, backed by the forest service survey, would improve access to the Rocky Mountain National Park and promote recreation, fire control, and college forest land use.
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Estes Park
Buste
Cache la Poudre
Charles A. Lory
Colorado Agricultural College
R. M. Lamont
Industria Club
Port Collins
Colo
Industrial Club of
Cheyenne
Wyo
Russle
Cach la Poudre
Witchett
Forest Service
Poudre
Rustle
Rockwell
Little Beaver
Wetle South Fork
Buckhorn Ranger Station
Oliver Ranch Acronis Danvers
Bevil's Gulch
Nptsonal
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Estes Park Road Interest Draws Support From Multiple Cities
A letter from Chas A. Lory, president, outlines broad benefits of a new highway linking Estes Park with the Lincoln highway. Proponents argue improved marketing, recreation, and regional access for Estes Park, Loveland, Fort Collins, and Cheyenne, urging Forest Service and National Park Service consideration.
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Estes Park
Loveland
Fort Colins
Lincoln Highway
Cheyenne
Forest Service
National Park Service
Chas, A
Lory
Award Contract For Curb On Carey Ave
A committee of Carey Avenue property owners between Twentieth and Twenty first awarded the curb contract Wednesday to Perry Moulton Contracting Co for installation on both sides of the street. Excavation is underway and is hoped to finish before cold weather. Sidewalks on the avenue will be made uniform.
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Carey Avenue
Perry-Moulton Contracting Company
Parsons String Wins at Colorado Fair
At the Longmont fair a large crowd watched Jud Beoby win with Parsons String in a notable event. The pageant drew one of the biggest attendances for the venue with local spectators cheering the performance.
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Parson
Jud Beoby
Parson’s Pair of Horses Highlight Frontier Events
Handy won the relay race riding one of Parson's two horses at Frontier. The horse led by Daniel rode the first Parson string and had never lost a race, powering four straight relay wins for Mrs. Parsons at Frontier this year.
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Frontier
Handy
Daniel
Mrn. Parsons
Deming Named for Library Board in Cheyenne
W C Deming was appointed at the September county commissioners meeting to succeed the late Colla Huoeter as a trustee of the Laramie County Library Association. The board oversees the Carnegie Library in Cheyenne with members Charles W. Biner and Mrs R Cosgriff.
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W. C. Deming
Colla Huoeter
Laramie County
Carnegie Nbrary
Cheyenne
Charles W. Biner
R Cosgriff
Senate Passes Revenue Bill Amid Tariff Controversy
The Senate approved a revenue bill addressing retaliatory measures against interference with American commerce and embargoes on Asian goods. Provisions cut tariff commission funding and reassessed 1917 appropriations. The house yielded on copper stamp taxes while estate, inheritance, and stock taxes were set in place.
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Asean
State Department
Phelan
Tariff Commission
Simonsis
Cory
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Orren Babbiti
C.H. S
Buster Brown
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Laramite
Burke
Amin
Chihuahua
Mexico
D. A. BR
State OF Wyoming
State Camvassing Board
Estes
National Park
Rocky Mountain
College Forest
Utah
California
Concord
Kelley Mercantile Co
Capitol Ave
Norn Nut Coal
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co
CURB
Carey Ave
POR Library
BOA
Senate
Tom Keene
THE
H. N. Boyd Company
He Yeume
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