Resisted Policeman and Gets 10 Days
Joe McCormick, intoxicated at Brunswick Pool Hall, resisted Officer Clancy and was jailed. He faced a $6 fine and ten days in jail after a liquor-fueled disturbance, with chains used during the arrest. Sergeant McMarland assisted, and McCormick remained combative till morning before being deemed cooperative.
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Joe McCormick
Clancy
Brunswick
Po- Nce
Phelan
M. Schwartz
Clancey
McCormick
Seargent McMarland
Officer From Pershing's Column Visits Cheyenne
Major G. Sturtevant, returned from Mexico with General Pershing's punitive expedition, arrived in Cheyenne yesterday and met Captain A. Smoke at Fort D. A. Russell. He proceeds to Fort Leavenworth for special duties after his Wyoming visit.
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Mexico
General Pershing
G. Sturtevant
Cheyenne
8. A. Smoke
Fort
D. A
Wyoming Baptists Push For More Home Mission Funds
Rev. George Van Winkle reports Wyoming Baptists aim to divert a larger share of home missionary funds to the state. He says the state convention concluded successfully and Big Horn basin churches will begin an evangelistic campaign in late October.
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Baptists of
Wyoming
George van Winkle
First Baptist Church
Baptist Organisation of
Cheyenne
van Winkle
Big Horn Basin
Railway cuts Wyoming fares airward in state drive
Railway cuts Wyoming fares as sales run September 28 to 29 with final return by October 1. Information from A L Moore, Communications Agent, C and 3 Railway, Cheyenne, Wyoming. 14 16 18 19.
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Wyoming
A. L
Moore
Railway
Cheyenne
National Guard Rifle Meet Planned in Wyoming State Camp
Major Andersen received word from Washington that the national rifle match will be held October 20 in Jacksonville Florida. Local qualifiers begin September 20 with two days of practice at the armory. Officers and Camp Kendrick officers may enter. Prizes include NR A medals gold silver bronze and cash awards. The top sixteen will form Wyoming’s state team for national competition in Florida.
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Andersen
Washington
A. L. Mille
Jacksonville
Fla
Wyoming
Arta
Aucuat
Camp Kendrick
Adjutant General's Clup
State of Wyoming
State Camp
Man Confesses Plan to Murder Girl in Denver Cheyenne Trip
George describes meeting Miss Rogers in Denver and planning a marriage only to implore her to join a Cheyenne trip. He bought a .82 caliber gun, got drunk, and shot after an argument when she refused to marry him. He admits traveling with her and describes her attire. He surrendered at the police station, insisting he was serious.
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Denver
George
Thermopolis
Tuesaday
Littleton
Cheyenne
Columbia
Littletone
Lafayette
Berg Eant MecParland
McParland
Josh
Mia
Anti-Saloon League to hold field day in Cheyenne
Sunday dry drive events proceed with church pulpit exchanges among the Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist and Congregational pastors. Supt F L Crabbe will speak on prohibition at the Parish House and a major meeting will follow with special music and speakers on the movement.
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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 shown at Lyric with unique set design
Mr Tourney producer of The Hand of Peril presents a nine room set on stage resembling a three story house without a front. The full action unfolds through each room. Critics praise the production as a landmark in photoplay reviews.
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Mr. Tourney
Lyric
America
Wyoming Freshman Class Grows to Ninety Five at Start
Professor A K E Bowman heads the state extension department at the University of Wyoming and reports a freshman class of 95 after the first week, up from about 4 previously. Many new students have football experience and a strong beef cattle background, hinting at a solid line for Wyoming.
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A. K E. Bowman
State Agricultural and Home Economica Extension Department
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Prospects Rise as Backfield Builds for New Season
The team enters the new season with a bolstered backfield built up last year and strong prospects. This marks a rare period of optimism after several years of cautious outlooks.
Extradition Granted for Nebraska Abandonment Case
Gov Kendrick issued requisition papers on request of Gov Moore for the return of Harry Gordon held at Thermopolia awaiting Nebraska charges for abandoning his wife. Sheriff George Bates arrived from Nebraska in Cheyenne and left for Ther.
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Moorehead
Nebraska
Kendrick
Harry Gordon
Thermopolia
George Bates
Cheyenne
Ther
Prisoner to be escorted from city to origin
A report notes that authorities will retrieve a prisoner and transport him back to the originating location. Details on the prisoner, route, or agencies involved are not provided in the readable text.
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Mopolis
King Ships Fine Sheep to Casper
Frank S. King, a noted local sheep man, shipped about thirty yearling ewes and several fine bucks to the Natrona county fair. Afterward they will head to the state fair in Douglas, with Wilson French, son of Dr A W French, in charge during the trip.
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Franks. King
Natrona County
Douglas
Wilson French
A. W. French
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