Adventists to Hold Wyoming Camp Meeting in Bridgeport
Bridgeport Nebraska Sept 14 arrangements have been made to hold the annual convention and camp meeting of the Wyoming conference of Seventh day Adventists in Bridgeport from Sept 21 to Oct 1. Attendees will come from Crawford Hemingford Alliance Mina tare Scott’s Bluff Angora and other western Nebraska towns plus Garland Cheyenne Sheridan Laramie Fort Steele Deadwood Lead and Belle Fourche in South Dakota. The ten day gathering will feature tent living large family tents pavilions and daily services including youth and children programs. Distinguished clergy including Bishop R A Underwood Lincoln Neb president of the central union conference Elder F W Paap Washington DC secretary of home mission and Prof W W Ruble educational secretary will attend.
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Bridgeport
Neb
Wyoming
Deadwood
Lead
Belle Fourche
Maing
Canada
R. A. Underwood
Lincoln, Neb
Central Union Conference
F. W. Paap
Washington, D. C
Home Missionary Department
North American Conference
W. W. Ruble
Bail Demanded Against 187 I W W Members in Raid Case
In Scranton Pennsylvania on September 15 bail totaling 925000 was demanded for 187 Industrial Workers of the World tied to a forbidden meeting raided yesterday. One man was fined 10 for disorderly conduct. none posted bonds and all returned to jail. Remaining prisoners including 20 IW W leaders face hearings tomorrow. A field meeting near the adjacent town drew few attendees.
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Scranton
Rach
I.W. W
U S Inspector Visits Cheyenne on Fort D A Russell Tour
Col George K Hunter U S A arrived in Cheyenne to inspect Fort D A Russell and Camp Kendrick He spent yesterday at the fort and will remain two or three days at Camp Kendrick The National guard suspects a border move while Hunter denies knowledge of any government plans The guard awaiting winter supplies suggests no immediate demobilization even as Tennessee guard move to the border is noted
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George K. Hunter
U.S. A
Cheyenne
Fort
D. A. Russell
Camp Kendrick
National Guard
Hunter
Tennessee Guard
High School Cadets Begin Daily Drilling Sessions
About seventy cadets attended each of two meetings this week as they drill under the direction of veteran members. Officers have not yet been appointed with various older members leading in the interim. The principal and staff clarify leadership roles and confirm the current commandant is Mr. Walker, former Arkansas National Guard officer.
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Dave Cook
Merten
Walker
National Guard of Arkansas
Hee
Chamberlain dies in New Mexico while visiting
Walter A. Chamberlain, 55, died of heart disease in Chama New Mexico while visiting friends. A Denver resident since 1861 he moved with his parents from Kenebec Jews born there. He worked with W J Chamberlain Ore Co and is survived by his wife two daughters and two sons with additional relatives in Wheatland Wyoming and Denver.
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Denver
Walter A. Chamberlain
Chama
New Mezian
Kenebec
W. J. Chamberlain
W. Chamberlain
B. WU. Chamberlain
American Gmeltiang & Hefining Company
Pueblo
Ead
Mra B. G. Tedman
Wheatland
Wyo
Mrs
Hela Kathress
Mother Making Plea for Pearson in Wyoming case
A Coffeyville mother appeals in Laramie County for clemency for Clyde Pearson, requesting signatures for a petition to the governor and pardon board to commute his death sentence to life imprisonment. She targets jurors, court officers, and local citizens, pursuing support amid a controversial murder trial related to the Webster ranch killings.
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Collins
State Pardon Board
Clyde Pearson
Pearson
Coffeyville
Kan
Frank Monek
Laramie County
Wyo
Webster Ranch
Roach
Nela Nielsen
Larimer County
Cornelius Gray
State Penitentiary
Elty
State Penitentiary of
Arkansas
Hastie Ill Ends Senate Run on Democratic Ticket
Alex Hastie III, editor of the Golden Prairie Herald, is seriously ill at home in Burns and will not seek the state senate seat on the Democratic ticket. He had announced candidacy before primaries and received strong support. A successor and other vacancies will be decided at a Democratic county central committee meeting tonight.
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Alex Hastie
Cheyenne Stateer
Golden Prairie Herald
Burns
Hastie
Democratic County Central Committee
Taft and Burton to Take the Stump
Former President William H. Taft and former U S Senator Theodore B. Burton of Ohio, with Henry D. Esta brook of New York, will speak for Hughes and Fairbanks in the central and western states. Taft plans stops in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska and Kansas while Burton tours the middle west to the Pacific coast. Watabrook will tour the northwest starting September 25.
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Chicago
William HM. Taft
United States
Theodore B. Burton
Ohio
Henry D. Estabrook
New York
Hughes
Fairbanks
Taft
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Burton
Middle West
Pacific
Watabrook
Northwest
Antwerp steamer Antwerpen grounded on maiden voyage
The Dutch steamer Antwerpen of 11,300 tons belonging to the Standard Line, built at Newport News, on its maiden voyage from Bayonne to London, sank and crew landed at Plymouth after a Sept. 21 incident reported from Antwerp.
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London
Antwerpen
Plymouth
Lieyds
Standard Ol) Company
Newport News
Bayonnes
Mrs Monfort Dies in Texas Wireless Sends News
Cheyenne mourns the death of Mrs W N Monfort in Houston Texas at midnight Thursday. Former Wyoming Tribune staffer Zaidie Lee Monfort led Cheyenne society pages and later edited the Stockman Farmer Woman’s page. Her husband Gordon Monfort survives with their nine year old son.
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Cheyenne
W. N. Monfort
Houston
Texas
Two New Companies Are Incorporated
The Chugwater Iron company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. It has $2,000 in capital stock, is headquartered in Laramie, and will be directed by R. A. Wilson, Robert W. Wilson, and Susan A. Thompson. The United States Petroleum company filed articles with $1,000,000 in capital stock, will operate at Rawlins, and is directed by Harry A. True, Herman Layer, John McKeon, Chas. Blydenbury, and Roy S. Avery. incorporators are H. A. True, Chas. Blydenbury, and H. A. France.
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Chugwater Iron Company
Laramie
R. A. Wilson
Robert W. Wilson
Susan A. Thompson
United States Petroleum Company
Rawlins
Harry A. True
Herman Layer
John McKeon
Chas. Blydenbury
Roy S. Avery
H. A. True
H. A. France
Coxey Files as Independent Senate Candidate
Jacob B. Coxey of Massillon Ohio, famed for Coxey's Army, filed papers with the secretary of state to run as an Independent candidate for United States senator. He is a historic figure centering a movement for the unemployed from Massillon and Ohio.
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Columbus
Jacob
Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
Washington
United States
Woman 18 Killed in Automobile Wreck
Mrs. Fred Hicks of Miller South Dakota was killed and Mrs Nat Matson and Chris Johnson, also from Miller, injured when an automobile turned over between Huron and Wolsey. Two passengers escaped injury.
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City
N.D
Fred Hicks
Miller, South Dakota
Nat Matson
Chrig Johnson
Miller
Huron
Wolsey
Welsh Refuses 815000 Purse to Battle Dundee
Chicago Sept 15 A guarantee of 15000 for a twenty round scrap with Johnny Dundee in New Orleans will not be accepted by Freddie Welsh camp. Harry Pollok manager of Welsh said he would press for percentage as well as a larger guarantee.
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Chicago
Johnny Dundee
New Orleans
Harry Pollok
Freddie Welsh
Pollok
Fire Traps Colorado Woman in Her Home
Mrs. B. W. Marsh is in critical condition after burns from a blaze that destroyed the Marsh home in Paradox Valley, about a hundred miles west of Montrose, early today.
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Colorado
Montrose
Colo
B. W. Marsh
Marsh
Paradox Valley
Here
Government to Build Own Armor Plate Plant
Washington Sept. 15 The government will construct its own armor plate factory in the opinion of naval officers. Hearings on selecting a site for the proposed 11000000 armor plant resumed at the navy department today with no offers for sale of private plants, and it is believed none would be made.
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Washington
Navy Department
British authorities bar Pinnerty from US return
Ambassador Page was instructed to determine why Michael James Pinnerty of New York City, visiting in Ireland, is not permitted by British authorities to return to the United States.
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Washington
Ambassador Page
Michael James Pinnerty
New York City
Ireland
United States
Danish Ship Hans Taveen Bunks Off Normandy Coast
The Danish steamer Hans Taveen of 1,708 tons gross ran aground near Saint Malo, Normandy, after which the crew were landed. Lloyd's dispatch from Saint Malo reports the incident.
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Normandy Coast
London
Hans Taveen
Lloyd’s
Saint Melo
Normandy
Wilsons Sister Growing Worse Rapidly
London reports Mrs. Annie B. Howe, President Wilsons sister, in steadily worsening condition. Long Branch notes thePresident may cancel plans to attend the Underwriters convention in St Louis on September 20. A telegram from Senator Hitchcock expresses confidence in a Democratic win in Nebraska based on a survey of conditions.
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London
Annie B. Howe
Wilson
Long Branch
N. J
St. Louis
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Springs veteran commits suicide on Colorado College campus
Colorado Springs, Sept. 15. George W. Weddle, 70, long time resident and former bridge foreman, killed himself on the Colorado College campus at 1 o’clock this afternoon with a revolver. He was a G A R member.
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Colorado Springs
Ocorp
Wyoming Supreme Court Reports Entered to State Libraries
Wyoming Supreme Court Reports Vol. 23 edited by William E Mullen Cheyenne were issued yesterday from the state library to all state offices at the capitol and exchange copies are being sent to every state library in the Union the province of Canada and the Wyoming circuit court.
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Wyoming Supreme Court
William E. Mullen
Cheyenne
Capitol
Union
Province of Canada
Wyoming
Hudsons record run across continent on Cheyenne leg
Hudson Superix driven by H L Patterson and W F Strum sped from San Francisco toward Cheyenne covering 1246 miles in 66 hours 62 minutes. The stock car, sealed and driven day and night, aims to beat the Transcontinental record and rival fastest railway times.
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San Francisco
Cheyenne
H L. Patterson
Patterson
W. F. Strum
Dinneen
Plann
Lincoln Highway
New York
Judges Metz and Irvine Travel for Cheyenne Meetings
Judge Metz of Sheridan visited Cheyenne on supreme court business. Senator Irvine of Douglas traveled from Cheyenne to Denver after attending the farm loan board meeting.
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Metz
W. 8. Mota
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Supreme Court
Irvine
Denver
Dilly Irvine
Douglas
Farm Loan Board
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