Local Notes and City News Briefs
City items report repairs and services including water work delays and a handyman shop at 1769 Carey Ave. Edna Laughlin graduates and attends state university at Laramie. A new residence purchase at 5 Stockwell St. and a hand made trunk offered at the Factory 316 West 14th. Alabama trip for Mrs. Gaggett and grandchild. Laramie university opens with rising enrollment. Coal prices advertise Hanna Lump at 5.00 per ton and delivery terms. New confectionery store opens on Pitot Avenue by George Storey. Homestead filings listed for Kate Shearer and others in Nebraska. Lieutenant Chant to be tried in Gotham for forgery then court-martialed. Capitol lunchroom ceiling collapse interrupts service but repairs complete.
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Carey Ave
Jedlie
al Lenlie
Cond Street
Werlounly
Onray Ave
Gow
Varaity
Edna Laughlin
C. IH
Major Heavey
Fort Russell
Wyo. U
State University At
Laramie
Hanna
Wyoming Fuel & Food Co
Cammy Avenue
George Storey
Pitol Avenue
Storey
C. H
Gotham
Chant
New York
Polo Mountain
Capitol
Capitol Avenue
State Leader Wants Ad Medium of Wreos Tested
The State Leader notes the Want Ad medimm of Wreos as a trial placeholder. It calls for evaluation of its reach and effectiveness in classified advertisingGaps and opportunities are explored for future campaigns and outreach.
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Want Admedimm
Wreos
Washouts North of Cheyenne Repaired After Heavy Rains
Heavy rains north of Cheyenne caused washouts on the Colorado and Southern near Tron Mountain 46 miles north of Cheyenne. Nearly 200 feet of track washed away with holes up to twelve feet deep. Assistant Superintendent P H Conroy and Roadmaster Molherny directed repairs and passenger traffic was to resume by morning. At Robinson outlet, hot milk chocolate and butter wafers were served daily from 3 to 11 pm.
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Colorado
Tron
Mountain
Cheyenne
P. H. Conroy
Molherny
Fond Inet
the Robinson
Soldier's suicide ends long career at Fort Douglas
In Salt Lake City a soldier named Frank Sherlock drank poison from a beer and died at Fort Douglas after using his last nickel earned over three months of pay. The incident ends a military career described in local reports.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Frank Sherlock
United States
Fort Douglas
Foot Care Important as Your Complexion
Puffy tired aching feet spoil expression and cause wrinkles. A TIZ foot bath relieves fatigue, reduces puffiness, and refreshes feet for a brighter mood. Free trial package offered by Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Ill
Temperature records show daily variance and cold snap
Cheyenne reports a first cold snap of the year with shoppers seeking overcoats as hourly readings from 1 am to 6 pm show colder hours than Monday though average temperature ran lower. Local station head R Q Grant notes readings vary and predicts more mild days before winter arrives again.
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Yeaterdy
Moree AG
Seeene
Vgs LL Ass
R. Q. Grant
Cheyenne
Warloud
Grant
Astor Will Re-Probated After Posthumous Heir Born
The will of Col. John Jacob Astor War was re-probated in New York after the birth of his posthumous heir, John Jacob Astor, Jr., Edgerton Winthrop Jr., guardian of the child, said the probate does not bar future actions.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Edgerton Winthrop, Jr
Wyoming Men Praise Late General Booth
The Salvation Army in Wyoming celebrates General Booth with a special Memorial War Cry issue featuring a front page portrait and tributes from Taft Roosevelt Fairbanks and other leaders. Captain Chesham ordered extra copies and invites requests by calling 601.
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Salvation Army
Booth
Taft
Roosevalt
Fairbanks
Caray
Senator Warren
Leonard Wood
Cardinal Gibbons
John Wannamaker
Dandmaster Sou
Chesham
Cascarets the Best Laxative for the Bowels
Advertisement promoting Cascarets as a quick remedy for constipation indigestion biliousness and headaches. Claims include clearing the bowels removing bile and gases and improving mood with a 10 cent box. Urges use for adults and children with wide product claims.
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Tom
Cost of Sending Ninth Cavalry to the Border
The article details the high costs of moving the Ninth cavalry to the border, estimating transportation at $75,000 and noting supplies and orders from Washington and post headquarters. It explains the aim to protect American citizens, denies Fort Russell recruiting rumors, and hints Ft. Russell may host a Ninth infantry brigade post.
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Sam
Bam
Washington
Slenar Corps
Ninth Cavalry
W. %. Steever
Fort Russell
United States
Ft. Ruesell
Ninth Infantry
Philippines
Ninth
Ft. Russell
Louisville Coal and Coke Price Offer at Storefront
We will fill your bins with coal and coke at storage prices for the rest of this month. Now is a good time to get your supply of coal and coke from WESTERN COAL CO. 724 W. 22d St. Phone 85-W. J. A. Andersoo, Mer. tf Hot milk chocolate and butter.
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Western Coal CO
Two Infantry Regiments May Come to Fort Trquiry
The plan by Secretary of War Stimson to form an Infantry brigade post at Port D. A. Ruane would place the Ninth and the Nineteenth Regiments at Fort Two Infantry Regiments May Come to Fort Trquiry. The regiments recently returned from the Philippines and are now split among small posts in violation of proper administrative practice. The 19th is spread across Fort Meade Fort Sheridan Fort Leavenworth, creating quarter shortages at the Army Service Schools. The 14th Infantry is also split between Forts Harrison Missoula and Lincoln, with possible addition to Fort Russell but less likely.
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Port D. A. Ruane
Stimson
Philip- Pinet
General Staff
Theth Infantry
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Sill
Olin
Forte Meadd
5. D
Sheridan
Leavenworth
Katana
14Th Infantry
William Henry Harrison
Missoula
Montana
Fort Lincoln
North Dakota
Fort Russell
London Society Woman Dead in Suspected Suicide at Brede Place
Miss Ghita Stanhope aged 31, daughter of former rector Hon Henry A Stanhope and aunt to Lord Stanhope, was found in her Brede Place Sussex bedroom with the top of her head blown off. A gun with discharged cartridge lay nearby and the trigger tied to the bed post with a shoe lace, prompting investigation into an apparent self inflicted death.
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London
Ghita Stanhope
Henry A. Stanhope
Lord Stanhope
Senator Guggenheim Stricken With Skin Irritation
Berlin dispatch says United States Senator Guggenheim suffers a skin irritation and doctors advise him to stay in bed for the rest of the week.
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Berlin
United States
Guggenheim
Ten candidates report no campaign expenses in primary filings
Expenditure statements filed with the county clerk show ten candidates ran in the recent primary with no recorded expenses. Leopold Kabis had the highest expense at 85.20 dollars, while others listed their costs as zero or unitemized.
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Leopold Kabis
Roadway Across Continent Proposed By Indiana Auto Men
A macadam road from New York to San Francisco spanning 3340 miles could cost 26000000. Indiana auto manufacturers and dealers pledged 3000000 to launch the campaign and would provide free material worth about 1200000 to counties along the route, which would pay only construction costs.
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Indianapolis
New York
San Francisco
Indiana
Appointment Notes For Scientific Paint and Treatment Arrangements
Clara A. Ligher of 41 W 18th Street arranging scientific paint and treatment services. Reference to 6 liquid veneer and The Sherman Co Window Glass.
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Clara A. Ligher
18Th Street
Sherman Co
F Sherman Co
Princess Gargarin Denies Smoking at White House Party
Princess Gargarin of Russia tells delegates at a Washington White House garden party that Russian women do not smoke and expresses mixed views on women's suffrage. She notes Russian liberty on property and learning, discusses divorce as a growing issue, and comments on American fashion with her daughter at her side.
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Washington
Gargarin
White House
International Association of Testing Materials Congress
Russia
Ange
Priness
Man Takes Life to Save Creditors as Firms Fail
Sept 11 report says Nathan Giff a MADHACtiOr of boys clothing wool, treasurer of two silk manufacturing concerns, killed himself after seeing their failure. he reportedly believed his $100,000 life insurance would satisfy creditors. Petitions in bankruptcy filed against both companies.
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Nathan Giff
Bia
Jack
Preacher Seeks License for Gambling in New York
The Rev William Morrison, newly appointed to the board of University by Mayor Gaynor, proposes licensing gambling in New York City after an inquiry into flow of gambling. He says gambling cannot be stopped and suggests regulating a number of rogues. Morrison is described as a close ally of the mayor.
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New York
William Morrison
Mgor Gaynor
Board of Inviriety
New York City
Hydow
Rogorié
Mr Morrison
Bip
Lilly
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