Geyser laundry dispute leads to court hearing
Testimony describes defendants entering the laundry and threatening strike action against Mrs. Trosper. Miss Stalker accuses Mrs. Trosper of biting her wrist. several witnesses place themselves in the room but cannot identify who started the fight. Judge Swann gives cautious remarks as the case remains ongoing with Mrs. Trosper awaiting defense witnesses.
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Geyser Faunddry
Trosper
Cheyénne
Miss Stalker
Arilget
Geraclia
George Aitehi
Lourda Pragier
C. A. Swannaon
Misa Stalker
Stig. Shuld Thal
Bee
Ste. Wail Bern
Wem
Mra. Trosper
Charles E. Lane
Senator Johnson Addresses Large Audiences on War Peace Terms
Senator Johnson of Gallfor spoke in St Louis and denounced secret treaties behind the peace settlement. He cited visits by diplomatic representatives of Britain France Italy and Japan and warned the president against duplicity that would stain the nation's honor.
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Leagué of the Covenant
Johnson
Gallforde
St. Lows
Johndobe
John HM
Henie
France
Maly
Japan
United States Senate
Balfour
England
Vivini
Talys Prince
Lafayette
Wyoming Fair Draws Record Breaking Gate
Douglas Wyoming September 12 The Wyoming state fair drew a record breaking crowd. The fair ends tomorrow and Prof Parsons state agronomist says exhibits are the best in years despite a dry season.
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Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming
Parsons
32 Years' Service Widow Endorses Foley's Honey and Tar
A Fresno widow of 66 years remembers a 32 year career and credits Foley's Honey and Tar with relief for winter coughs. She states the product is non opiate and provides help for bronchial and lingering colds, including croup and whooping cough in children.
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Mra. A. Vopne
Glenn Avenue
Fresno
Foley
Prompted Lead Ear Phone Delivery Offer
A notice urges customers to call 93 to obtain a lead ear device with delivery promised promptly at the sender's expense.
Memorial Hospital Fund Drive Promotes Wyoming Proposal
The Memorial Hospital project in Laramie County Wyoming seeks funds to build a four story hospital with memorial rooms and operating theaters. Trustees announce a $25,000 gift and aim to raise $900,000 more through bonds and taxation over two years. October 15, 1919 is set as the deadline for responses to the fundraising drive.
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Colorado
Nebrasta
Wyoming
Board of Citizens
Board of Commins of
Laraimie County
Ton. Francis
Warren
Ing
Tonewba
W. Lacey
Solvn
Martin
Samuel Carson
James Dolan
Willam
Deming
Trogtes
Publc
Clara
Twalve O‘clock
Iine
Cheyenne
Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne High School seniors plan college enrollments
Cheyenne high school class of 1949 members expect to pursue higher education this fall. Arnold Larson will depart for Somerrow then enroll at Dartmouth. Myron Yeager Glenn Swain and Joel Yeager head to Winds for the state university. Sam Gorson plans Wyoming at Laramie. Charles Eugene leaves for Setonnton to be a freshman. Minnie and Allanoe aim for Maryland College at Lutherville next week.
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Cheyenne
Arnold Larson
Somerrow
East
Darlamo
T Myron Yeager
Glenn Swain
Jowel
Yeager
Winds
Sam Gorson
Vversity of Wyoming
Laramie
Charles Ngene
Unday
Pennseton
Minnie
Alien Oe
Maryland College
Lutherville
Mt Sinal Congregation Camp Session for Holiday Reservations
The Mt Sinal Congregation announces a camp session at the Syou gouue Sunday between 3 and 6 p m for reserving pawns and seats for the holidays.
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Mt. Sinal
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Dodo
van Camp
Campbell's Soups
Boyd
Carey Avenue
Hillsdale
Wyoming Fair
Dickinson & Gillespie
Capitol Avenue
Norfolk
Lincoln Highway
Charl
Marguerite Clark
THE
Paramount Artoral
SOMN
John. A."martin
Samuel 8. Gorson
Ames Nolan
Lliam C. Deming
Trustees
Fred L. Hammer
Ogden
Ag Elsie Workman
Omaha
Gorge x. Datber
West Twenty
Mr. DB
Brénton
Rock Springs
Sing
Speaking
Stetson
John Harrington
Miss Toth
Boston
Columbus
Pearl A, D'Jonne
Los Ans
Florence EB. Smith
Be , Calif
Cheyenne High School
Louis Lipson
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