F I and H Win Trophy Cups in State Guard Shoot
In a Camp Kendrick local shoot the Remington Arms company governor Kendrick and Adjutant General Andersen cups were won by Companies F I and H respectively. The cups remain with each commander for display and must be defended next year. Individual scores show Doug lash Walker and others leading for Remington, Wheatland Frisby St Gates Meyers and Aston Gettys Briggs Brown among top scorers.
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Camp Kendrick
Remington Arms Companny
Kendrick
Andersen
Company F
Douglash
Walker
Bishop
Capt
Hamilton
Logan
Schesh
Company I
Wheatland
Frisby
Haines
Walls
Magee
Meyers
Company H
Aston
Gettys
Roberts
Moss
Briggs
Brown
Kranz to Move to Lincoln Highway Premises
J A Kranz, proprietor of a Carey avenue store, will relocate to 210 West Lincoln Highway in a few days. The building, remodeled by F B Warren Mercantile, now features a new plate glass front and updated fixtures. Kranz has expanded stock in the latest styles and aims to complete customers’ needs.
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J. A. Kranz
Carey Avenue
Sixteenth Street
West
Lincoln ‘Way
Hopper and Bartley
F. B. Warren Mercantile Company
Hernandez Held for Murder. Estebio Freed
Jose Hernandez, accused of killing Theodore Valencia in a Thames street pistol battle last July, was bound over to the district court. Pablo Estebio, arrested with Hernandez, was released for lack of evidence. Eye witnesses were Mexican and uncertain in their identifications. Wording of witness accounts changed from initial statements.
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Jose Hernandez
Theodore Valencia
Thames Street
District Court
Justice of the Peace
Frank Housman
Pablo Estebio
Hernandez
Estebto
Sam Thompson
Ray E. Lee to Lead Democrats After Resignation
David J. Howell resigned as chairman of the Democratic county committee at a meeting. Ray E. Lee was elected to succeed him, taking the leadership role for the party.
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David J. Howell
United States
Democratic County Committee
Ray BE. Lee
Cheyenne Ice Supply From Fort Collins T
Cheyenne ice dealers receive portions of their supply from Riverside Ice company of Fort Collins. The winter stock has been exhausted by the high Cheyenne demand.
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Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Riverside Ice Company
U P brakeman killed by train at Red Desert station
A. O. Perrin a 33 year old Union Pacific brakeman was killed Friday night at Red Desert station about fifty miles west of Rawlins when he was crushed between a freight car and a caboose. Conductor Marti found him dead fifteen car lengths away as the train backed toward the caboose. Perrin lived in Rawlins and had worked for the company just over a year.
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A. O. Perrin
Union Pacific
Red Desert
Rawlins
Marti
Perrin
Hughes Greeted With Loud Cheers in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on September 23 supporters turned out in force for Charles B. Hughes. The reception featured loud cheers factory whistles and fireworks painting the sky red. Tens of thousands lined a two mile march as Hughes, hoarse from campaigning, faced a cheering crowd while Charles W. Fairbanks praised him as a friend to wage earners and proponent of better wages.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles B. Hughes
Charles W. Fairbanks
Hughes
America
Brenn an Extradited From Washington Prison
The governor ordered the extradition of Charles Brennan to Wyoming on a parole violation. He faces aggravated assault charges after attempting to stab a man. Harvey W. Horton, state traveling guard, delivered the papers in Walla Walla and will escort Brennan to Rawlins where he is held.
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Charles Brennan
Washington
Harvey W. Horton
Walla Walla
Wash
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Miss Ketchum to Perform at Presbyterian Service
Miss Mildred Ketchum will render a violin solo at the morning service of the Presbyterian Church today. Mr. C K Errett will sing a solo as part of the program.
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Miss Ketchum
Mildred Ketchum
Presbyterian Church
C. K. Errett
Union Temperance Service Opens Cheyenne Campaign
The churches of Cheyenne unite for a joint temperance service at the Parish House this evening at 7 30. Ministers will participate in the program as the formal start of the prohibition campaign under the W C T U. auspices.
D. K. Gash Opens New Cheyenne Mens Store
Dennis K. Gash files articles of incorporation for a Cheyenne mens haberdashery with $2500 capital. He serves as manager with partners La bella Gash and C. A. Swainson. The store will feature Wilson Brothers suits and Royal made-to-measure offerings. The James Sisters relocate their shop, prompting a half price sale starting tomorrow.
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Dennis K. Gash
Kansas City
Max Meyer
Cheyenne
Wilson Brothers
Gash
James Sisters
England Raided by Zepps Continued From Pags One
The report notes Romanian attacks near the Danube and southwest of Top Raiser were repulsed while Bulgarian forces claimed victory in Thursday fighting. About 20,000 Rumanians attacked the Bulgarian wing but were beaten off. Bulgarians counterattacked and pursued them until Thursday night. Rumanians regrouped during the night and launched fresh attacks early yesterday.
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Danube
Top Raiser
Bulgarian War Office
War fronts shift as German and allied lines clash
Reports from multiple fronts describe German forces seizing Vulkan Base in the northwest and Bulgarians claiming villages and a camp in Macedonia near the Vardar. British and French offices reported progress near Somme while Berlin denied some claims. Haig notes another trench gain toward Bapaume and French patrols reach Combles edge as fighting on the Russian front eases, per officials.
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Transylvania
Macedonia
Teutonic War Offices
Vardar
Somme
Berlin
Haig
Bapaume
Combles
Petrograd
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Coats
Ingersoll
F. I
State Guard
Jack Dillon
D. W. Gill
Margaret Clarkin
Lincoln Highway
Capitol Grill
Estebio
Ray E. Lee
U.P
Brennan
James
D. K. Gash
England
Capitol Ave
Concord Grapes
Kelley Mercantile Company
J. M. Cassidy
General
Gercens
Shirley Cafe
the Stock Growers National Bank
United States Depository
U. S
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