Judge Grants Two Divorces In District Court
Judge Montser granted two divorces yesterday while several cases awaited decisions. Nelle Goldberg sought a divorce from Max Goldberg on support grounds but the decree was not signed. Maude Ida Moore obtained a divorce from Charles Henry Moore Jr. on desertion. they wed in New York in 1901. Florence Drown was granted a divorce from Henry Crown for desertion. married in 1909 at Broken Bow with two children and custody to the other, and Crown was declared owner of a Goshen County homestead.
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District Court
Montser
Nelle Goldberg
Max Goldberg
Goldberg
Charles Henry Moore, Jr
Maude Ida Moore
New York
Henry T. Crown
Florence Drown
Broken Dow
Neb
Goshen County
Record Breaking Hudson Passes Cheyenne Again
The Hudson Super-six passed Cheyenne at 6 27 PM on its return to the Pacific coast. The San Francisco to New York run took 5 days 2 hours 20 minutes, with the team two days ahead of prior records. Driver L H Patterson and W F Strumm share wheel duties, relaying as repairs continue. If this pace holds they may beat railroad train time and overland auto records. Mrs Farrell is improving after an appendicitis and gall stones operation at St Johns hospital.
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Cheyenne
New York
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Lo H. L. Patterson
W. F. Strumm
Man Who Fired Douglas Chutes is Found Guilty
Mike Ryan a half breed Pottawatan Indian convicted in Douglas Wyoming district court of starting the fire that destroyed Northwestern railroad coal chutes and damaged freight cars. He faces sentencing today after threats against rail workers and a liquor-influenced arrest.
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Douglas
Wyo
Mike Ryan
Northwestern
Areon
Ryan
Oklahoma
Hiquor
New Ticket Plan for C. H. S. Cadets
Cheyenne high school athletic schedule changes to a season ticket plan offering ten games for 2.50 to townspeople and 2.00 to students. All games will cost about 25 cents under one ticket, eliminating per game purchases. The plan targets at least 250 town tickets and about 200 school tickets to cover annual expenses over 1000 dollars.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Cyclists to Race at Douglas
Cheyenne motorcycle fans will travel to Douglas for three days of races during the state fall. Secretary A Higby told Secretary R M Lamont of the Industrial club that at least 75 dollars in prizes will be awarded daily for four days of motorcycle races.
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Cheyenne
Douglas
A. Higby
R. M. Lamont
The
Industrial Club
Prohibition Party Fields Wyoming Slate for Wyoming Election
The Dry Party nominates Dr C J Sawyer Luther J Wood and Mrs Bila Watson for statewide ballot and Arthur Campbell for U S senator with Orman King as congress candidate. Endorsements exceed 100 in multiple counties, aiming to push prohibition into the legislature and a statewide dry vote in November.
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Prohibition Party
Wyoming
C. J. Sawyer
Laramie
Luther J. Wood
Garland
Bila Watson
Jireh
Arthur 3. Campbell
United States
Orman C. King
Manville
Congress
Socialists Name Slate From Rock Springs Convention
Nominations filed with the secretary of state list Paul J. Hansen of Cheyenne for United States senator George B. Bateman of Sheridan for representative in congress Matilda Hautamaki of Rock Springs W S Orland of Cody and Joseph Dunning of Evanston as presidential electors W W Patterson served as convention chair and D A Hasting as temporary secretary
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Rock Springs
W. W. Paterson
D. A. Hasting
Paul J. Hansen
Cheyenne
United States
George B. Bateman
Sheridan
Congress
Matilda Hautamaki
W. S. Orland
Cody
Joseph Dunning
Evanston
Garfield Jr for Wilson campaign notes cross-partisan support
The piece reports Garfield Jr joining the Woodrow Wilson Independent League of Massachusetts and notes historical parallels with Lincoln era politics. It also cites Dartmouth College history professor Charles B. Lingley supporting Wilson and Everett W. Pattison of Missouri active in organizing for Wilson.
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Velt
Woodrow Wilson Independent League of Massachusetts
McCormick
Garfield
Charles EB. Lingley
Department of History
Dartmouth College
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson Independent League
Roosevelt
Lewiston
Maine
Missouri
Everett W. Pattison
Woodhrow Wilson Independent League
Lincoln
Pattison
Revival at Hillsdale Draws Attendance
Stirring revival services unfold at the new Presbyterian church in Hillsdale under Rev. Carl P. Eklund known as The Big Bwede, with singer FP D Woolton guiding a strong congregational singing effort. The campaign ends with dedicatory services on Sunday October 1 as noted by Denver J L McKindley with updates from Cheyenne and Oakland arrivals yesterday.
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Presbyterian Church of
Hillsdale
Carl P. Eklund
D. Woolton
Eklund
Woolton
Wool Growers Invited to Cheyenne Convention Week
The Industrial club extended an invitation yesterday for the National Woolgrowers association to hold its January convention in Cheyenne during the National Livestock association gathering. Secretary R. M. Lamont, already coordinating livestock events, sent the invitation. The combined gatherings are expected to draw a large crowd and rival Frontier Days.
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Cheyenne
National Livestock Association
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Industrial Club
R. M. Lamont
Woolgrowers' Association
Cheyenne Elks Parade at Casper Fair Draws Thousands
Cheyenne delegation of the B P C BE arrives in Casper Wyoming for the fair. A large parade formed and marched through the city streets with Ellis and Mr. Bryan helping to lead. About 6000 spectators filled the stands as the relay broke state records with Sam Brownell on McCarthy’s string clocking 3 03 4 for the mile and a half relay.
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Casper
Wyo
Burlington
McCarthy
Sam Brownell
Cheyenne
Michael Quealey Pioneer Dies in Wyoming
Michael Quealey a pioneer ranchman of Wyoming died Wednesday at Hanna aged about 70 with extensive interests in Elk Mountain and Hanna districts He was brother to P J Quealey of Kemmerer who rushed to Kemmerer to arrange funeral The body will be taken to Laramie for a Catholic church funeral Sunday morning He was a widower and survived by several grown sons.
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Michael Quealey
Wyoming
Hanna
Elk Mountain
P. J. Quealey
Kemmerer
Laramie
Soliders threaten to destroy resort. police intervene
A group of soldiers at a west side resort threatened to move furniture out and burn the house last night. Police intervened to prevent destruction of the resort property.
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West Side
Land Sold in Laramie County Two-Section Tracts
The Success Investment Company of Polk County Iowa sold two sections of land in township 16 range 64 in Laramie County to residents of Waseca County Minnesota. Purchases totaled over 10700 dollars with 160 acre tracts and one 320 acre tract bought by Florence Woskie. Buyers included Anton Guyer Dr W Prail Edward Schults Henry Woskie Florence Woekle J W Anghenbeaugh John Reibold and G W Strong.
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Township 16
Success Investment Company
Polk County
Waseca County
Minn
Anton Guyer
W. Prail
Edward Schults
Henry Woskie
Florence Woekle
J. W. Anghenbeaugh
John Reibold
G. W. Strong
Florence Woskie
Commuter Named to Prepare for State Fair Delegation
A committee of George W. Daliber A L Moore and R E Reynolds appointed by the industrial club organizes preparations for the Cheyenne delegation to the state fair at Douglas.
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George W. Daliber
A. L. Moore
R. E. Reynolds
The
Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Douglas
Drinking of Water
Dr M Pierce argues that ample pure water aids health when taken with meals and between meals. He cites X-ray evidence and tests on healthy people, noting backache, joint pain, and kidney symptoms may improve with a small amount of apukie before meals. Anuric Tablets are available at most drug stores.
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M. Pierce
M. D
Soldiers Raid A Resort House Averted By Officer
Special Officer Johnny Schoel was summoned by the resort keeper and entered the house with a drawn gun forcing the soldiers to withdraw. The soldiers regrouped on the sidewalk planning a raid, but Sergeant McFarland with a small police squad arrived and ordered them out of the district as officers remained on guard overnight.
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Johnny Schoel
Schoel
McFarland
Bryan Entertained by Mrs J B Kendrick
An informal yet delightful dinner at the governor's mansion honored former Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan. Guests included former Governor J J Carey Senator W H Holliday of Laramie David J Howell J Ross Carpenter Burke H Sinclair Miss Rosa-Maye Kendrick and Manville Kendrick.
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J. B. Kendrick
Governor's Mansion
William Jennings Bryan
J.J. Carey
W. H. Holliday
Laramie
David J. Howell
J. Ross Carpenter
Burke H. Sinclair
Misa Rosa-Maye Kendrick
Manville Kendrick
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