State May Send Out Rifle Team to National Shoot
Captain Parker, acting adjutant general, plans a statewide civilian rifle team for the national rifle shoot in Jacksonville Florida. Rawlins reports fifty members in good standing, potential to supply two or three shooters. Sheridan, Riverton, Shoshoni and Casper expected to respond. A full team of 19 members will be apportioned among clubs. team must be in Jacksonville by October 10 to train by October 20. The group will depart around October 6 or 7, joining the national guard team from San Antonio en route. Parker will accompany the unit as a National Guard member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Jacksonville
Fla
National Rifle Association
National Association
Rawlins
Taten
Sheridan
Riverton
Shoshoni
Casper
National Guard
San Antonio
Tex
Methodists Defeat Baptists in Local Debate
A debate at the Baptist church on whether an eighth grade education should be a voting qualification ended with the Methodist team defeating the Baptists two to one. Winners were Miss Croup and Mr. Tatlock for the Methodists. Mrs Jennings and Mrs Mason for the Baptists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Miss Croup
Tatlock
Mra. Jennings
Mason
F. Earl Goscelin
W. B. D. Gray
M. A. Kline
R. W. LaFontaine
Methodist
U P Inspectors Review Cheyenne Route Inspection Tour
General Superintendent B. Stenger led about a score of Union Pacific officials on a Cheyenne inspection trip. The group traveled by train from Odeon, studied the Wyoming division, then headed south into the Colorado division and planned Kansas visits, with plans to inspect the entire U P system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Stencer
Union Preffic
U. P
Cheyenne
Odeon
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
U. S
BK. Stenger
C, Brophy
Nebraska
R. Toucey
R. L. Davis
A. F B. Vickroy
W. R. Armstrong
Victim of Accidental Shooting Laid to Rest Tomorrow
The funeral for Andrew M. Ryan Jr. cashier of Glenrock State Bank who was accidentally killed by a rifle bullet in the Kimball hotel Glen rock will be held at St Marys Cathedral Saturday morning. Ryan aged 35 native of Cheyenne had lived in Glenrock nearly two years. Pallbearers include Frank Gallivan Thomas Hunter John Martin Jr A D Johnston and James Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew M. Ryan, Jr
Glenrock
Cheyenne
Frank Gallivan
Thomas Hunter
John Martin, Jr
A. D. Johnston
James Cooper
Innocent Claim In Hotel Shooting Tragedy
Mrs. Joseph C. Leduc, sole survivor of a hotel triple shooting, told her husband her part was innocent. Graveur, linked to the affair, was killed by Mrs. Belzer who then killed herself after shooting Belver.
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Philadelphia
Joseph C.leduc
Leduc
Harry Belver
J. C. Graveur
New York
Graveur
Belzer
Mrs. Leduc
Blue Goose 10 Meet Here Today at Plains Cheyenne
The Ancient and Honorable Blue Goose gathers about thirty five members from Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico for a Cheyenne meeting the first outside Colorado. Tonight at 7 30 they banquet at the Plains with local insurance agents as guests and two goslings to be initiated. Delegates to Chicago and two new gander members will be elected.
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Plains Hotel
The
Plains
Blue Goose
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Cheyenne
G. EB. Charlton
M. E. Finney
Chicago
QO. BK. Charlton
George W. Dodd
Funeral Today for Mrs Margaret Manewal
Funeral services for the late Mrs Margaret Manewal will be held this morning at 9 o'clock at St Marys Cathedral. Interment follows at Olivet Cemetery with pallbearers General Kabin General Danselman Henry Dillman William Stuhr Heramo Selloltg and J H W Arp.
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Mra
Margaret Manewal
St. Mary's Cathedral
Olivet Cemetery
General Kabin
General Danselman
Henry Dillman
William Stuhr
Heramo Selloltg
J. HW. Arp
Peace Is Now at Stake
New York political scene sees President Wilson and Democratic candidates McCombs and Seabury predicted to win large majorities by M Z Havens, Syracuse, citing wartime leadership and prosperity. Havens notes Hughes telegram sparked questions about his sacrifice and the crisis facing the nation.
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New York
Wilson
William F. McComba
Samuel Seabury
New York State
M. Z. Havens
Syracuse
Democratic State Executive Committee
Hughes
Havens
Farm Loan Board Finds Farmers Struggle for Credit
The federal farm loan board returned to Washington after a tour of twenty nine states to plan twelve farm town districts and twelve farm banks under the rural credits law. They say industrious farmers with modest means cannot obtain farm credit on unquestionable security and urge farmers to consult the Washington board before investing in private loan corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Farm Loan Board
Federal Board At
Banka
Dry speakers in Cheyenne promise 45 minute visit
The prohibition special carrying J Frank Hanly and Dr Ira Landrith will stop in Cheyenne tomorrow afternoon from the west. They will address the crowd from the rear platform of the train near Capitol avenue for about 45 minutes. The train travels from Ogden with 30 minute Rawlins stop and 40 minute Laramie stop, then on to Greeley and Denver.
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J. Frank Hanly
Ira Landrith
Cheyenne
U. P
Burlington Station
Safety First
Capitol Avenue
Ogden
Rawlins
Laramie
Greeley
Colo
Denver
Britain Builds 18 Inch Naval Guns for Fortifications
Washington reports unofficial advices say Britain is constructing battleships armed with 18 inch guns, two inches larger than American designs. Officials think these weapons target land fortifications, while 16 inch American guns already reach far enough to engage visible targets. The development could signal new floating platforms for heavy projectiles against shore defenses.
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Washington
Great Britain
Roosevelt Attacks Penrose as City Boss in Campaign
The piece notes Roosevelt’s denunciations of Penrose and old guard bosses in the 1912 campaign. It connects to a New York speech from June 19, 1912, urging resistance to political patronage and calling out Taft aides for treating the presidency as a political gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fiinn
Pittsburg
Pennsylania
Penrose
Old Guard
Rooseelt
New York
Hughes
Roosevelt
Taft
Nile reaches highest stage in 22 years at Cairo
Cairo reports the Nile at its highest level in 22 years. Public works officials warn of possible danger as flood precautions are stepped up and monitoring intensified for potential breaches or damage along the river.
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Cairo
Wisleiry of Public Works
Wyoming Troops Headed to Deming Frontier Post
Two battalions of the Wyoming National Guard entrained Wednesday night and left the Union Pacific depot. They passed through Denver and moved toward the border with Deming, New Mexico, as the new station and pay bonus were confirmed. Captain Parker assumed acting adjutant general duties. Major Smith was mustered out of federal service.
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Wyoming National Guard
Union Pacific
Denver
Deming
New Mexico
San Antonio
Texas
Arthur Parker
Andersen
W. Francis Smith
Medical Department
L. A. Broderick
Cheyenne
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by York Woman
Mrs Catharine Goodling of York Pennsylvania reports extreme weakness and suffering eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy helped her regain strength after three pregnancies and invites others to try it, offering guidance from the Pinkham company.
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York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Catharine Goodling
E. King Street
Mrs. Goodling
Yoin E. Pinkham
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