Taylor declines 1914 bid for county clerk post
Ed P Taylor, fire department member, withdraws from Democratic primary race for county clerk in Cheyenne Wyoming. He cites ordinance 17 restricting department members from political activity, thanking supporters while noting policy barred his candidacy.
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Berauw
Lre
Ed Taylor
D. J. Howell
Cheyenne
Wyo
D. J. Mowell
Democratic County Central Com
Wyoming
Fire Department
Fire
P. Taylor
Deserters From National Guard Being Caught
Major Andersen reported that National Guard deserters from Camp Kendrick are being tracked. Captain Meyer returned with Privates Pratt and Patton from Evanston. they deserted on September 2 and were captured by railroad authorities. Kansas City officials said Privates Atkins and Shriver are identified and held awaiting camp pickup. Private Haffner fled with them, lost an arm as he tried to catch a freight train and is treated at St. Johns hospital.
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Andersen
Camp Kendrick
Cheyenne
Meyer
Evanston
Pratt
Patton
Company D
Sheridan
Kansas City
Atkins
Shriver
Hoosier Poets Subject of Young Men's Literary Club Meeting
James Whitcomb Riley was the topic of a program read by M. Watts at the Young Men's Literary Club. Twenty three members attended with discussion on current topics including highway regulations and auto driving rules. Praise for Mildred Burke was voiced and concern for her bereaved parents noted.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Hoosier
M. Watts
Afl
Young Meg's Literary Club
Tho Commonwealth
Mildred Burke
Feud Between Burns Men Ends With Peace Board Mediation
An eighteen month feud between Sylder James and Biff Judd of Burns was settled yesterday by County Prosecutor Bam Thompson Deputy Sheriff Bill Yout and Justice of the Peace W H Edwards. Spider says Judd beat him for years until a peace commission met in Durke and secured Judd's vow to stop pursuing his neighbor.
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Sylder” James
Spider
Hughes
Thompson
Yost
Edwards
Stamp Taxes Abolished After Midnight Worldwide
Stamp taxes enacted after the European war began were abolished at midnight. Express shipments may go without stamps, telegrams without extra cost, and documents for record can be filed without stamps. The emergency revenue bill did not reimpose stamp duties, ending them.
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Expres
Congress
Girls Released From Detention After Quarantine Expires
Two girls once held in detention at 437 West Hrumdrage Street after suspected exposure to infantile paralysis were released Saturday as their fourteen day quarantine period ended. Public health officer Dr Anna G O Hurd confirmed the period meets Washington public health service requirements.
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West Hrumdrage Street
Anna GO. Hurd
Public Health Service of
Washington, D, C
Elizabeth Mason Granted Divorce to Merschell H Mason
District Judge W C Menteer grants Elizabeth Mason a divorce from Merschell H Mason on desertion and non support. Married at Tombstone Arizona June 24 1909. He left April 25 1915. She given custody of their daughter Elizabeth age four.
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W. C. Menteer
Elizabeth Mason
Merschell H. Mason
Tombstone
Anne
Masom Wen
Elizabeth
McNair On Trial In Utah Federal Court For Immoral Traffic
William McNair faced a federal court trial in Salt Lake City over transporting Anna Sproule from Cheyenne for immoral purposes. The U S attorney argued the government has sufficient evidence to convict him.
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Ohian Ealt Lake City
Utah
William McNair
Anna Sproule
Cheyenne
United States
McNair
Proit Punor Beverage Recipe
A historic recipe lists ingredients for a fruit tea beverage including lemon juice five fruits five oranges and various syrups. It instructs to combine sugar water tea and fruit flavors to yield about six quarts, with directions to chill and store.
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PROIT
House Kooplag
Wyoming oil boom drives sharp rise in state valuation
Wyoming records show total valuation up by 16.94 million dollars in the past year led by oil fields whose assessed value more than doubled from 1.45 million to 2.67 million. Cattle and horse valuations also rise while assessable land expands as homesteaders claim government lands.
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Wyoming
John McGill
Miss Burke Laid to Rest in Tragic Car Crash
Mildred Burke, Cheyenne high school graduate, died instantly in a highway accident while returning home from a summer trip. Her friend Ruth Cook, also a classmate, was injured and remained hospitalized in Laramie as her grieving family awaited news.
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Cheyenne High School
Missouri
Iowa
Cheyenne
California
Laramie
Misa Ruth Cook
Mildred
Miss Cook
Dr H L Goff Brings Bride to Cheyenne
Dr Harry d Geff married quietly last Sunday in Denver to Misa Lola May Buckingham of Chicago. The ceremony was performed by Rev Benjamin Turner with Mrs Turner present. The couple plans residence at 215 West Twenty seventh Street after October 1 and will tour Colorado cities before settling.
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Denver
Misa Lola May Buckingham
Chicago
Benjamin Turner
Episcopal Church of
Goff
Mitha
Musical Conservatory
University of Chicago
Germany
Mra. Goff
Colorado
Boulder
Colorado Springs
Masitou
Weat ‘Twenty-seventh Street
New York Strike Claimed Broken by Traction Officials
City traction bosses say the New York transit strike is broken as subways and elevated lines run on normal schedules. Officials report about half of the surface system repaired while police note limited walkouts and reduced disruption in the streets.
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New York
Sept
I W W Threaten a Country Wide Strike
Hibbing Minnesota reports that the Industrial Workers of the World authorize a country wide strike of two hundred thousand workers if Duluth prisoners are not given fair trials. Messages say local unions were urged to be ready and fifty thousand letters have been sent to unions.
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Hibbing
Minn
Minnesota
New York
Chicago
Duluth
Tresca
Scarlet
BE. W. Burns
TRY TO FORCE U. S. OUT OF ORIENT CLAIM
Senator Lewis accuses Japan and Russia of joining to force America out of the Orient and criticizes the State Department for silence on the Far East. He calls for inquiries into Japan’s latest demands on China and says American rights in the region are not being pressed.
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Washington
Sept
Japan
Russia
America
Orient
Lewis
State Department
China
Arraignments in District Court Ahead of Republican Ballot Case
A half dozen defendants will plead in the district court this morning. Arraignments are set before Judge Mentzer at 10 o clock. Among those expected to plead are Orren Rabbitt and Arthur Snook, tied to the recent republican ballot fraud case.
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Mentzer
Orren Rabbitt
Arthur Snook
Tragic Suicides After Frugal Purchase In Chicago
In Chicago a woman named TAllian Ber gin, employed downtown, saved 102 dollars then bought a white dress to drape her own corpse and killed herself in a gas-filled room at her boarding house. A note to her landlady mentioned funeral expenses.
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Micago
Tallian Bergin
Monarmy
Yellowstone District Created by County Commissioners
A new election district named Yellowstone is formed as the sixth precinct of election district io. It covers parts of township 15 range 66 67 and includes sections 4 BE 5 6 7 8. Voting will occur at Ridley School house with portions of Mentzer garage and Smalley barn as sites for city precincts. Non city residents outside city limits complained they were treated as city voters and had to register.
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Yellowstone
Ridley School House
Mentzer
Smalley
Mmits
Mira
Man admits plan to kill rival with dynamite bomb
John Chiotte confessed to federal authorities that he sent a dynamite bomb to rival Peter Perardi. He underwent examination and posted a $5,000 bond. Chiotte said he loved Anna Geuisle of Cuba Illinois and hoped to kill Perardi who was to marry the girl.
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Bown
Pporia
Peter Perardi
John Chiotte
Chiotte
Anna Geuisle
Ciba
Petard
Card of Thanks for Mildred Burke
The family of Mildred Burke expresses deep gratitude to friends in the city of Laramie and across Wyoming for letters messages and acts of kindness after her death. They cherish the love and sympathy shown during their sorrow signed Mr and Mrs Beav Burke.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Mildred
BE. AV
Burke
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