Resisted Policeman and Gets 10 Days
Joe McCormick refused to reveal his residence and was arrested Sunday night by Officer Clancy at the Brunswick Pool Hall for disturbing the peace. He fought officers, was chained, and received a $6 fine and ten days in jail from Police Judge Phelan. He drank heavily, acted aggressively, and was described as docile the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McCormick
Clancy
Brunswick
Po- Nce
Phelan
M. Schwartz
Clancey
McCormick
Seargent McMarland
Officer From Pershing's Column Arrives in Cheyenne
Major G. Sturtevant returns from Mexico after serving with General Pershing's punitive expedition. He visits Captain A. Smoke at Fort D. A. Russell in Cheyenne and heads to Fort Leavenworth for special work. Leader officer pay good price for clean cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
General Pershing
G. Sturtevant
Cheyenne
8. A. Smoke
Fort
D. A
Wyoming Baptists Seek More Home Mission Funds
Rev. George Van Winkle reports Wyoming Baptists aim for a larger share of home missionary funds to be spent in the state. He heads the state Baptist organization and just returned from the state convention in Cheyenne where he says the gathering was successful. Big Horn basin churches will begin an evangelistic campaign in late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists of
Wyoming
George van Winkle
First Baptist Church
Baptist Organisation of
Cheyenne
van Winkle
Big Horn Basin
Railway cuts Wyoming fares on state trip
Tickets go on sale September 28 to 29 for Wyoming State Fair trip. Final return limit October 1. Information available from A. L. Moore, Comms Agent, C. & 3. Railway, Cheyenne, Wyoming. 14-16-18-19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
A. L
Moore
Railway
Cheyenne
National Guard Rifle Meet Set for Jacksonville
Major Andersen reports a national rifle match planned for October 20 at Jacksonville Florida with a September 20 start date for preliminaries. Wyoming officers will oversee selection, with 16 top scorers forming the state team to compete at the national match in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Guardsmen
Patr
Andersen
Washington
A. L. Mille
Jacksonville
Fla
Wyoming
Arta
Aucuat
Camp Kendrick
Adjutant General's Clup
State of Wyoming
State Camp
Denver Love and a Fatal Shooting Case
George, who claimed to have fallen in love with Miss Rogers in Denver, admitted planning marriage then killing her after a quarrel while en route to Cheyenne. He described her outfits, claimed drunkenness, and said he aimed to marry her, but she refused, leading to the fatal shooting. He surrendered at the police station, asking to turn himself in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
George
Thermopolis
Tuesaday
Littleton
Cheyenne
Columbia
Littletone
Lafayette
Berg Eant MecParland
McParland
Josh
Mia
Anti-Saloon League to Hold Cheyenne Field Day and Sermons
Sunday dry plans feature interdenominational pulpit exchanges among Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist and Congregational churches in Cheyenne with morning talks by Rev. Van Winkle Shingler Brace and Crabbe. An evening mass meeting at the Parish House will discuss prohibition as the WCTU aims to elect a legislature approving a constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Congregational
Supt
F. L. Crabbe
State Anti-Saloon League
George van Winkle
First Baptist Church
Methodist
J. J. Shingler
First Congregational Church
The
Presbyterian
Rh. E. Brace
Methodist Church
Baptist
Supt. Crabbe
Congregational Church
League
Anti-Saloon League
Hand of Peril at Lyric Stirs Nonstop Praise
Mr Tourney the Hand of Peril producer presents a new technique at the Lyric using a nine room set to stage action without flashbacks. Critics hail the film with unanimous praise for its bold approach and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tourney
Lyric
America
Big Freshman Class at Wyoming University
Professor A K E Bowman head of the state extension at the University of Wyoming reported Cheyenne that the fresh en class numbered 95 after the first week, about four fewer than last year. Many in the class have played football and are eager to join the team. most are beef cattle breeders, suggesting Wyoming may field a strong line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K E. Bowman
State Agricultural and Home Economica Extension Department
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Prospects Improve For Team Backfield This Season
The article notes a strengthened backfield following last year’s buildup and a first-season sense that the prospects look genuinely strong. Key figures and specifics are not provided, but the tone emphasizes improved depth and potential impact for the upcoming schedule.
Extradition Grant Report From Nebraska Governor
Governor Kendrick issued requisition papers at Governor Moore's request for the return of Harry Gordon who is held at Thermopolia. He is wanted in Nebraska for the abandonment of his wife. Sheriff George Bates arrived in Cheyenne from Nebraska and departed for Thermopolia last night with the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorehead
Nebraska
Kendrick
Harry Gordon
Thermopolia
George Bates
Cheyenne
Ther
Mopolis to Get the Prisoner and Return Him
Officials plan to retrieve a prisoner and transport him back to the appropriate facility. The exact jurisdiction and procedures are not detailed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mopolis
King Ships Fine Sheep to Casper
Frank S. King, the well known sheep man, shipped about thirty yearling ewes and several fine bucks to the Natrona county fair. After the fair they will proceed to the state fair at Douglas. Wilson French, son of Dr A W French, will have charge of the sheep on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franks. King
Natrona County
Douglas
Wilson French
A. W. French
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Johnston Grocery Co
Jack Frost
Johnston’s
California Bellefleurs
Utah
Elbertas
California
Pershing
Bees
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
Hawkeye Cleaning Co
National Guard
Laague
Lyric Today
Wat Goodwin
Wyoming University
A. R. Wittee, M.D
Wyo
Champion Shoe Shop
Carey Avenue
S. W. ST. Clair Union Barber Shop
Carey
Malaga
Kelley Mercantile CO
Percy Smith Mercantile Company
Orner
KING
Casper
Huff
Hugo Vacuum Cleaners
Huff’s Furniture Store
Capitol Avenue
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