Wilson Delivers Nation League Address Before 50 000 in San Diego
President Wilson spoke at San Diego Stadium to a crowd over 50 000, reading Roosevelt's 1914 magazine extract and praising the League of Nations while opposing only minor opposition from Senator Loree. The vast amphitheater was packed, but many seats remained empty as applause interrupted the speech.
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San Difgg
Calif
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
League of Nations
San Diego Stadium
Loree
Oni Mer. Wilson
Teachers Honor City at Presbyterian Church Reception
The annual reception to the head of the city was hosted by the Aid Society at the Presbyterian Church. Pastor Nerv Bluhgeltield presided and welcomed the city school superintendent A. S. Jesup. Mrs. Morton, state superintendent, spoke to teachers. Teachers from the city and some rural areas attended, with a musical program including piano duets, solos, a reading, and a soprano piece.
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Preserian Church
Laof the Aid Society
I Nerv
Blubhietield
Jesup
Jh. \. Morton
Miss Ream
Globe
Soprany
Funeral for Armenta Girl Friday
Funeral services were held yesterday at the cathedral for Juanita Arrmonts five months old daughter of Mr God Mra Ancelmo Armenta of 7415 West Lent Street Reverent Harmann conducted rites at Olivet Cemetery
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Juanita Arrmonts
God
Ancelmo Armenta
Weat - Lent Street
Harmann ‘Herating
Olivet Semeckery
Fire at Union Pacific Plant Destroys Tools and Clothing
A fire yesterday morning at 8 00 in a tool house in the Union Pacific yards destroyed about 2500 worth of tools and clothing. The prompt arrival of the fire truck from the central station prevented the flames from spreading further. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
rem @ turaretie
Attachment Case Under Advisement in Nevada District Court
Judge WoC heard the case of John Donnellan & Co. versus Goldfield institution to dissolve an attachment worth 24944.64 dollars. The hearing revealed broader implications for the firm and its loan affairs.
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Woc
Mentacr
District Court
Cope
John Donnellan
Peainer
John Donnellan & Co
Institution of John & O . Go
Goldfield
Nevada
Ouch
Toho Loanellan & Go
Colonel Burrage Remains in Critical Condition
The report states Colonel George F Burrage suffered a stroke after arriving from California on Sunday. He is under medical care as doctors monitor his condition. family members have been notified and the public is asked for patience during this critical period.
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George F Burrage
Tery
California
Pros and Antig in Senate Confident of Victory
The Associated Press reports both pro and anti ratification factions in the Senate feel confident of victory over the League of Nations treaty amendments. A key proposal would grant the United States equal voting power in the league assembly, with a debate set to intensify as the British American amendment pressure grows.
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Pros
Antig
Senate
United States
League Assembly
Paris
Wilson Ant Orratiie
Aeesson
Johnson
California
Washington
Lodge
Root
Banker Purchases Vandevanter Home
Harry A. Weaton arrives from Laramie to manage the American National Bank in Cheyenne and occupies the former home of Judge and Mrs. Willis Vandevanter at 80 East Eighteenth Street. The residence has long housed Mr. and Mrs. Frey Hoel who will move to apartments in the Nettfort building on October 4.
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Harry A. Weaton
Cheyenne
Laremie
American National Bank
Hinought
Willis Vandevanter
Washington, D. C
East Eighteenth Street
Reaisence
and’ Mrey
F. Hoel
Nettfort
Discharged For Want Of Evidence In Cheyenne Theft Case
Arthur Henderson and Ray Wale, held since August 20 on a petty theft charge, were before Judge Kawaril for a preliminary hearing and were dismissed for lack of evidence. Henderson said he and Wale were tramps who rode in from Te Siding with a train crew's permission.
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Arthur Henderson
Ray Wale
Dann Hill
W. H. Kawaril
Cheyenne
Te Siding
Carl Christensen
Union Pacific
Industrial Club
Henderson
Rawlins
High School Elevens to Open Season Today
The first high school football game of the season is set for 2:30 this afternoon at Phopeer Park between seniors and sophomores versus juniors and freshmen. Many players have already practiced, and the scrimmage will let candidates for the team work on the field. The line-up details are listed with names and positions.
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Phopeer, Park
Douglas Es
Gs Bensen
Ab Premthy V.cau Ciena Wie
Nadin
Plixanrald
F. A
Psig
Hudson Stapleton Sheases
Erickson
Sehees
Reeas
Sss
Trase
MoNange
Priece Albert
Pippin
P. A
Albert
Davoy
Football Player Arthur King Survives High School Injury
Arthur King, a high school football player, was hit by a car Thursday afternoon on the street near the school. He suffered a broken ankle and minor scratches but no internal injuries and was treated at St. John's Hospital.
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Arthur King
Sqn
King
St. John's Hospital
Entertainers Honor Mr and Mrs Gytling at New Town Event
A social gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Carl Gytling honored notable guests including Mrs B Brace town and Mrs HM hens. Attendees described as prominent figures shared in an evening of music and conversation with Carl Albers Gylling acting as host.
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Carl Gytling
B. B. Brace
Carl Albers Gylling
Funeral for Mrs. J. H. Broady Held in Lincoln
Mrs. Avery Haggard returned from Cheyenne to Lincoln Neb to attend the funeral of her mother Mrs. J. H. Broady who died Sunday at age 74. The service was conducted by Rev. Dr. W. oS Lacheeue Bhoslige. Mrs. Broady leaves six children including Mrs. John D. Clark and Mrs. Avery Haggard.
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Avery Haggard
Lincoln
Nebr
J. H. Broady
Min
Cheyenne
Nebe
W. Os Lacheeue Bhoslige
Brandy
J. M
Clark
Denver
Haggary
Broady
John D. Clark
L. M. Pillsbury
San Francisco
R. Broady
Scotia, Nebr
J. C. Broady
Government Rests in Bothwell Case
The government rested its case in the action to secure damages from J. Bollywell for illegal erection of fences around government lands at Arkansas Draw, north of Casper. The defense began introducing witnesses to prove the fences did not enclose the lands and that stock could move freely.
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States District
Pee Aante
A. J. Bollywell
Arkansas Draw
Casper
Marriage License Issued for Cheyenne Couple
A marriage license was issued Thursday to Benjamin R. Eddy and Mrs. Mabel L. Fletcher of Cheyenne.
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Benjamin RA. Eddy
Mabel L. Fletcher
Cheyenne
Rotarians Return From Fort Collins Banquet
Cheyenne Rotarians returned home from Fort Collins Colorado reporting a splendid time as guests of the Fort Collins Rotarians. The banquet aimed to attract locals back to the Colorado town soon. Pumpkin shell fruit baskets decorated the tables. Return roads were a bit slippery from rain.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado
American Legion to Choose Delegates for State Convention
Delegates to the first annual state convention of the American Legion will be elected by Cheyenne Post at a meeting Tuesday evening at the Industrial Club. The event, to be held in Douglas, will occur October 10 and 11 with prospective and current members eligible.
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The
Americn Legion
Douglas
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Post seeks members for convention representation
Members are urged to enroll before October 6 to determine the post's representation at the convention. State officers and a State committee will be elected at the convention.
Quick Justice for Males Clarence Kelley Snared
Clarence Kelley attempted to steal a handbag valued at 85 from William Myers Dry Goods. Store employee Arthur Spaulding alerted authorities and Kelley faced Judge W H Edwards, receiving a 40 day sentence for petit larceny while Spaulding earned a 30 day sentence for his part in the arrest.
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Clarence Kelley
Lndy
William Myers Dry Goods
Arthur Spaulding
Kelley
W. H. Edwards
Firing Line Seeks Volunteers
The Firing Line appeals for volunteers to assist with duties and events. It invites community members to step forward, join the effort, and support the organization’s mission.
Coat Lost with $4 in Fort Russell Road Area
James Bora reports a dark brown coat missing from an automobile along Fort Russell road between town and Park Addition around 6 o'clock tonight. The coat contained $4 bills, and a $25 reward is offered for its return. The owner is listed as James Bora of 1809 O'Neill Street.
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James Barta
O'Neill Street
Fort Russell
Park
James Bora
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Health for Women
The passage touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for women’s health issues. It claims the product improves complexion, relieves dark circles, headaches, backaches, nervousness, and sleeplessness, restoring three generations of women.
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Lydia B. Pinkhams
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Shator Lodge 15
Guesto
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Little Armenta
Union
Pacific
Burrage
Vandevanter
Southampton
Newport
Southam
Bothwell
Kid Gleason
Munsingwear
American Legion
Prince Albert
Tray
Tinty
Eless Heise
R. J. Reynolds Tebacce Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
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