Cheyenne High School Parents Meet for PTA Kickoff
Cheyenne high school patrons gathered in the Assembly room for the first PTA meeting of the year. President Mrs. J. C. Jefferis presided as secretary Mrs. D. Hudson and treasurer Mrs. A. F. Peabody were reelected. Principal F. P. A. Merton spoke on school issues and home study.
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Cheyenne High School
W. KR. Grier
Co Vindean
Ira B. Feenan
FP. A. Merton
Mra
J. C. Jefferia
Will Reid
Mra. D. (. Hudson
A. F. Peabody
Civil Service Exams for Cheyenne Announced
Official notices announce civil service examinations in Cheyenne on October 3 and 4 for multiple posts including brick mason male salary 750 a year laboratory assistant ceramics male 900 to 1200 a year pharmaceutical old male or female 1200 a year oil gauger male 1200 a year and a sub inspector ordinance male 4.4 per day.
Rancher Fined in Horse Case
Jacob Affalter of Kaycea pleaded guilty in Buffalo court to refusing to round up diseased horses wanted by the state veterinarian Dr A W French. Samples from the stock tested positive for disease, prompting quarantine orders. Affalter kept horses out of the corral and was fined $50 though penalties range to $500.
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Tuffalo
Jacob Affulter
Kaycea
Atate
A. W. Prench
Washington
Etomoloclonal Department
State Veterinarian
Affalter
French
Buffalo
Library Association Meeting Planned in Sheridan
The Wyoming State Library association will hold its third annual meeting in Sheridan on October 3. Rail rates will match those offered for the Federation of Women's clubs events, allowing attendees extra time to visit. An excursion via Billings passes Douglas Casper Thermopolis Basin and returns to Sheridan, offering a low price to see northern Wyoming.
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Wyoming State Library Association
Sheridan
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Railroads
Billings
Douglas
Casper
Thermopolis
Basin
Montana
Wyoming
LeBaron 56 Hour Case Argued Before Supreme Court
The Wyoming Supreme Court heard arguments Monday in State v William LeBaron owner and manager of the LeBaron restaurant accused of violating the 56 hour law for employed women The argument between the attorney general's office and R L Menter of Cheyenne followed a district court suit and the court adjourned to October I for advisement.
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Supreme Court
William LeBaron
LeBaron
Attorney General’s Office
R. L. Menter
Cheyenne
District Court
Brothers Die In Each Other's Arms At The Front
London dispatches report Corporal Tom Hardwige and Private Henry Hardwige of Fern Dale Rhondda Valley fell at the front in the same moment. Henry rushed to give water to Tom under fire, but a sniper killed him as he reached. A third brother remains in action in France.
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London
Tom
Henry Hardwige
Ferndale
Rhondda Valley
Henry
France
Remarkable Golf Player Described By Washington Star
A Washington Star excerpt praises a golfer as exceptionally steady, noting he plays consistently and avoids discussing the game at length after rounds. The speaker calls him perhaps an expert without certain designation.
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The
Washington Star
Mondell To Direct G O P Campaign In Rocky Mtns
The national Republican Congressional Committee announces a Western headquarters will open soon in Denver with Representative Frank W. Mondell of Wyoming in charge to supervise campaigns of congressional candidates in Pacific and Mountain states. A Chicago bureau led by J B McCarl will handle speakers.
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Washington
National Republican Congressional Committee
Soon & Western
Denver
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Pacific
Mountain States
J. BR. McCarl
Chicago
Lieut L R James Promoted to Captain
Lieut L R James is made captain after praise for efficiency and administrative preparedness of the roopa ge. The War Department assigns regular army officers to mobilization camps and Wyoming is cited as the place for his new duties. His promotion is celebrated by many friends.
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National Guard
War Department
James
Wyoming
High School Cadets to Organize Under Veteran Leader
Cheyenne High School cadets organize today led by BE A Walker, long time state militia officer and current history and geometry instructor. He will guide drills and inter-school contests while the cadet band, under Mr Blamey, aims for top state status with new members sought.
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Cheyenne High School
BE. A. Walker
State Militia of
Arkansas
Blamey
Ogden Pushes Farm Loan District At Board Meeting
Business groups in Ogden Utah prepare to present to the federal farm loan board arguments for a new farm loan district centered in Ogden They claim 45000 acres near Ogden could be reclaimed with irrigation and credit facilities Ogden would be a central hub while Salt Lake City may pursue a Salt Lake City director if Ogden’s bid fails The state holds more than twenty million acres of unoccupied land suitable for farming.
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Ogden
Utah
Federal Farm Loan Board
Sault Lake City
Salt Lake City
Laramie County Fair Opens Today in Burns
The eighth annual Laramie county fair begins today in Burns for a three day show with variegated displays of county products. A motorcycle race is set for Friday featuring Cheyenne riders William Wright George Wales George Folkrod M L Halverson F C Smith A Smith and G Q Harrison. Cheyenne day on Friday is expected to draw a large local attendance as boosters tour the county to boost the event.
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Laramie County
Burns
Fair Association
Byrne
William Wright
George Wales
George Folkrod
M. L. Halversen
F. C. Smith
A. Smith
GQ. Harrison
Cheyenne
C. C. Lyon
R. E. Reynolds
Ashley L. Gleason
Ed Smalley
Pine Bluffs
Golden Prairie
Population surge in Cheyenne schools shows growth
Cheyenne sees notable increases in both grade and high school enrollment. Superintendent Fee notes about ninety five more grade school students and twenty more in the high school since last year. City totals include Churchill Central Converse Corlett Johnson with 687 boys 637 girls and 1424 total. high school 94 boys 139 girls total 233.
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Fee
Churchill
Central
Converse
Corlett
Johnson
Japan Denies Hostility and Occupation in Manchuria
Tokyo rejects claims of hostility and argues that Japanese advisers and police in south Manchuria eastern Mongolia and Mukden are for security in a territory of about 1000000 people. The note cites the Cheng Chistuan incident where 17 Japanese and 50 Chinese soldiers died and warns that enlarging a local disturbance into a global issue could draw U.S. objections to Chinese territorial integrity.
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Ogies
Manchuria
Monogolia
Mukden
United States
China
Notable Movements and Visits Across Cheyenne and West
Geo Mark Chapman seeks insurance and housing near 19th and Carey Ave. Democratic congressional candidate Douglas-John D. Clark travels to Douglas on a business trip. Attorney W. B. Ross is there. Supt Brophy of the Union Pacific Nebraska division visited Cheyenne yesterday. Malone, Cody Dudley Field Malone, port collector in New York City, vacationing on a Cody ranch. Braunachweigh and Klett return from a month on the Pacific coast with an extended California tour. Dr. FF W. French, state veterinarian, left for Rawlins for several days.
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Douglas
John D. Clark
Congress
W. B. Ross
Brophy
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Malone
Cody
Dudley Field Malone
New York City
Oho Braunachweigh
John Klett
Pacific Coast
California
Hewline
FF. W. French
Neo
Rawinis
Japs Accept Paris Plans of Entente Allies
Tokyo reports that Japan’s chambers of commerce accept the Paris economic conference decisions. Viscount Motono states resolutions aim to reassure allies of Japan’s support and urge tariff protections and open resources among Entente partners. They call for amended Japan Russia treaties and removal of preferential tariffs to shield export trade.
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Paris
Tokio
Associated Press
Revolutiona
Economic Conference of
Associated Chambers of Commerce of
Japan
Viscount John
Chambers of Commerce
Russia
France
England
Canada
Australia
Congress
Allied policy on trade with the enemy sparks debate
The article notes adherence to the pledge of no trade with the enemy and reports on reactions to wartime pay proposals from a central Parliament conference. It suggests forthcoming government stance and expected annoyance amid tensions.
Potato Blight Appears In Ireland
Dublin reports potato blight has appeared in Ireland with about two hundred and seventy sub districts affected. Spraying materials are costly and difficult to obtain while wet July weather aided spread. The congested districts board distributed 500 spraying machines to western districts to combat the disease.
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Dublin
Ireland
Saloon patrons cheer promotion in Montana speech tour
Montana today gave prohibition campaigners a good reception at Havre, Columbia Falls, Somers and Kalispell. Speakers urged women voters to support prohibition candidates as four ev ntions flanked the bandstand where orators spoke at Havre amid steady applause.
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Kalispell
Mont
Montana
Havre
Columbia
Falla
Somers
Card Party and Dance at I C Hall
W O W card party and dance scheduled for Thursday September 14 at I C Hall. Admission is 15 cents. Event runs from 10 to 16 hours.
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I. C. Hall
Estate of James J Mumn valued at about 40 million
Preliminary inventory filed by the probate court in At Paul shows the estate of the late rail road financier James J Mumn totaling around 40 million dollars. Inheritance tax due is reported near 1.266 million dollars. Ming At Paul September 12.4 details appear in the filed inventory.
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AT. Paul
Ming
James J. Mumn
Minnesota
Militia Begins Big Gun Firing At El Paso Range
Pennsylvania National Guard battalion started artillery practice directed by field telephones at El Paso. Regulation ammunition was used and firing extended nearly three miles. The Third Ohio regiment of infantry was due to detrain here, increasing Ohio count in the district to 15880.
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EL Paso
Tex
Pennsylvania National Guard
Ohio
Ohio Cou
Distriet
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