Cheyenne Plans Large Delegation to Douglas State Fair
Industrial club appoints George W. Dalber R E F Reynolds and A L Moore to organize Cheyenne's delegation to the Douglas state fair. A special Pullman train leaves Wednesday evening, returns Thursday night, round trip fare 10.80, with phone contacts for interested travelers.
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George W. Dalber
R. E F. Reynolds
A. L. Moore
Industrial Club
Doulas
Douglas
Pullman
Mr. Daiber
Daiber Clothing
Mr. Moore
Delegation Heads to Douglas for National Park Highway Meet
Thursday is set for the going of the delegation to attend the good roads conference on the National Park to Park Highway in Douglas. Persons wanting to attend and use the rates should join the fair delegation.
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Good Roads Conference
Douglas
Michael Quealy Laid At Rest In Wyoming Funeral
The funeral for pioneer resident Michael Quealy was held Sunday at 11 am from the Catholic church in Laramie. Rev T D Lynch of Kemmerer, a nephew, read the mass and Bishop McGovern preached the sermon. The church was filled with Quealy’s friends. Albert D Johnston of the First National Bank joined Bishop McGovern and Rt Rev Hugh Cummiskey at the grave.
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Michael Quealy
Wyoming
Laramie
T. D. Lynch
Kemmerer
Bishop McGovern
McGovern
Albert D. Johnston
First National Bank
Adrvices
Hugh Cummiskey
Catholic Church At
Prince George Begins Naval Training at Osborne
Prince George, age fourteen, enters the Naval College at Osborne to become an officer in the British Navy following his father and brother. He joins the same service path as Prince Albert and King George, Duke of York, who has Mediterranean and Chinese service history.
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Prince George
England
Naval Naval College
Osborne
Old
Prince Albert
Collingwood
King George
Duke of York
Mediterranean
Infant dies from hay fire started by 6 year old brother
In Graybull Wyoming an infant son of Mrs. John L. Caney died from severe burns after a grass and hay fire started in the yard by his 6 year old brother. The mother rescued the baby but he died after two hours of suffering. Funeral was held Friday.
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Greybull
Wyo
John L. Caney
Eigrar
Mrs Chas Manewal Dies After Short Illness in Cheyenne
Mrs Margaret Eder Manewal 58 wife of Cheyenne bakery owner Charles Manewal died at Cheyenne Private hospital after a brief illness that began last Saturday An emergency operation failed to save her and she did not recover She was born in Frankfurt Germany January 8 1858 lived in Cheyenne 35 years and is survived by her husband five children a sister and two brothers She was member of several local organizations funeral arrangements pending.
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Margaret Eder Manewal
Charles Manewal
Cheyenne Steam
Cheyenne
Mra
Maneway
Germany
Frankfort
Charles Maneway
Louis Maneway
Anna Rogers
Clara Christensen
Minnie
Julia Maneway
Dixon Milling and Power Company Forms at Dixon Wyoming
The Dixon Milling and Power Company of Dixon Wyoming filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. With a $10,000 capital, it aims to trade in grains and produce power for lighting. Directors include H D McEwale M J McCune W O Beeler D C Jones and W Header.
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Dixon Milling and Power Company
Dixon
Wyo
H.d.mcewale
M. J. McCune
W. O. Beeler
D. C. Jones
W. Header
Church Debate Rescheduled Between Baptist and Methodist Youth
The Baptist and Methodist church youth debates move from September 29 to Thursday September 28. The topic to be debated is whether an Eighth Education should qualify a person to vote with Baptists affirming and Methodists negating.
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The
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Burgess Fined in Police Court in Rookery Case
Jarvie Burgess known as Hundred Dollar Jack was fined ten dollars after a raid on Saturday night by police and national guardsmen that netted nineteen men chiefly Italians for receiving stolen government property. Burgess faced resisting Night Sergeant McFarland during the arrest of Mrs. Billie Avery. Mrs. Avery was arraigned and released on bond. Nine Italians pleaded guilty and were sent to appear for sentence. others were released.
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Jarvie Burgess
National
Burgess
McFarland
Mra
Billie Avery
Camp Kendrick
Mrs. Avery
Francesco Batocchio
Mario Scarpia
Benevenuto Gearpia
Luigi Bosnello
Angelo Pecoraro
Guiseppe Monito
Giovanni Morandi
Appolonio Dellapalma
Matteo Segalfredo
I C Newlin Suffers Ptomaine Attack
I C Newlin was taken suddenly ill yesterday at the post office while collecting mail. He showed symptoms of ptomaine poisoning and was removed to his home after a physician attended him. He was reported last night to be materially improved.
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State Bank
I. C. Newlin
U S Secretary Seeks World Disarmament Conference
Kalamazoo Mich Sept 25 Secretary Daniels stressed the naval appropriation bill provision authorizing a world disarmament conference. He warned that as other powers rush battleship construction the United States must be ready to meet any potential foe.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Daniela
United States
Bishop McGovern to Lecture Sunday at Cathedral
Bishop P A McGovern will lecture at the cathedral next Sunday evening on The Catholic Church and Culture. The lecture is open to the public. The forty hours devotion will start at the cathedral next Sunday morning.
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P. A. McGovern
Court Refuses to Arrest Hoyne for Kidnaping
Chicago judge declines warrants for MacClay Hoyne state attorney and five aides charged by Charles Erbstein with kidnapping his client Mrs Helen Evers the alleged decoy in the blackmailers trust and with seeking a confession from Homer T French and James Christina arrested in New York charged with blackmail for sixteen thousand dollars officials say the blackmailer and companions were held then freed after a payoff and a prior arrest linked to a million dollar scam.
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Chicago
Ill
YaBay
MacClay Hoyne
Charles B. Erbstein
Mra
Helen Evers
A. R. Wesley
Allee Williams
Jon
Chris
Post Office Sought at East Fork in Irrigation District
Sidney E. Bartlett returns from Green River valley where he led East Fork town project. A petition circulates for a post office at East Fork and plans move to open a mail route from Rock Springs to Pinedale via Eden. Other towns on route include Edge, Parson and nearby. The colony reports progress and a better bay crop this season.
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Sidney E. Bartlett
East Fork Irrigation Company
Green River Valley
East Fork
Rock Springs
Pinedale
Eden
Edeg
Parson
Saya
Prohibition Likely From Wyoming Legislature Says Official
Supt F L Crabbe of the Wyoming Anti Saloon League told a mass meeting the next legislature will submit prohibition to the people. He said nearly 100 candidates pledge to vote for submission and warned of intensified efforts to crush saloons. Rev Cyrus A Wright argued tax cuts and lower crime would accompany state wide prohibition.
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F. L. Crabbe
Wyoming
Cyrus A. Wright
Methodist Church of
Laramie
Rev. Wright
New York War Ballot To Be Eight Feet Long In Border Vote
New York state soldiers on the Mexican border will vote using an eight foot ballot on election day. Secretary of State Hugo says it will be the longest in a combined ballot and state election and the first war ballot since 1898 when troops were on Cuban soil.
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Albany
New York State
Hugo
Hughes Bays Hour Day Not Involved in Wage Schedule
Charles E B Hughes today responded to President Wilson regarding the Adamson law. He stated the eight hour day principle was not involved and that the change proposed or enacted concerned only the wage schedule.
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Dayton
Charles EB. Hughes
Wilson
A D Kelley New Oil Club Heads Wyoming Group
At a special board meeting of the Wyoming Oil and Mineral Developing club in Casper, Claude F. Palmer praised leases on the serattleshake and Big Muddy fields. Drilling will start promptly, with Burlington railroad agreeing to install a switch for oil loading. A D Kelley becomes president, Marion W. Edwards is general manager, and Dr. George P. Johnston is vice president amid one remaining director vacancy.
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Wyoming Ol and Mineral Developing Club
Claude F. Palmer
Big Muddy
Casper
Burlington Railroad
Riga
Marion W. Edwards
A. D. Kelley
George P. Johnston
Mrs. Jennie Fisher Dies in Massachusetts
Jessie M. Fisher 60 born Slatersville Mass wife of Albert Fisher formerly of 1823 Van Lennen died suddenly of paralysis at Milford Massachusetts while visiting relatives. Funeral held in Milford. She moved to Cheyenne 24 years ago and recently traveled to Massachusetts with her husband en route to Boston when she fell unconscious.
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Jessie M. Fisher
Slatersville
Mass
Albert Fisher
van Lennen
Milford
Mags
Frank E. Norcross
Cheyenne
Massachusetts
Boston
Obituary Notice of Waa Death in Massachusetts Home
Waa died within hours of being summoned, leaving a husband and a local family. She is survived by her nephew at the home she was staying, Mrs. Belle Davenport of Lynn Massachusetts, and her brother Robert Fisher of Greenfield Massachusetts.
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Waa
Belle Davenport
Lynn
Maas
Robert Fisher
Greenfield
Madison Mills Seeks Home Direct Sales Representatives
Madison Mills of 590 Broadway New York invites individuals to sell shirts underwear hosiery dresses waists and skirts directly to homes with free samples offered to newcomers.
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Madison Mills
Broadway
New York City
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Concord
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Denver
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Idaho
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Colorado
Douglas State Fair
Prince George OF
the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Chas. Manewal
Deral IN Grain and Power
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Pizard
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Supt
Cradbe
Legislature 8
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
State University
Hughes Bays &Hour Day
Kelley Mercantile Company
A.D. Kelley
NEW Oil Club
Jennie Fisher
Br F. Hellebraids Reet
Kam i
A. R. Wittee, M. D
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J. M. Cassidy
General
Ss. W. ST. Clair Union Barber Shop
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