Personal Mentions Touch Cheyenne Visit Notes
The report lists arrivals and visits including Hon T A Pine at Cheyenne for a short stay, Jet Batra from New Castle visiting, Dr George B Catling Democratic candidate for the legislature arriving in Ol o Jaet from Hartville, and M M Jones of Walcott among last night’s arrivals.
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T. A. — Pine
Justice of the State Au Promo Court
Cheyenne
Jet, Batra
New Castle
George B Catling
Hartville
M. M. Jones
Walcott
Cold and Southern Change Depots
Train notices inform that Colorado and Southern trains will arrive and depart from the U S and KH BR depot on Saturday in October. The fragment notes schedule changes affecting passengers at the depot.
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Cold, & Southern
Womenchig
Colorado Anl Southern
U. S
KH. BR
On. Ean
Skeleton of ancient horse found in Wyoming
The skeleton, about the size of a modern fox terrier with four toes, was found in Wyoming by an exploring party for the American Museum of Natural History. It is described as the oldest horse ancestor, resembling a hippo and a tapir in appearance.
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New York
Wyoming
American Museam of Natural History
Museun
Norris to Open at Capitol Avenue Theatre with My Cinderella Girl
William Norris brings a lively show to Capitol Avenue Theatre on Wednesday night featuring the mosi comedy cast and a chorus of clever comedians. His production My Cinderella Girl has kept Whitney Opera House audiences in Chicago bubbling for twenty eight weeks. Tom Harrington, Siwash College baseball captain, celebrates Norris’s knack for fitting strong live parts to the comedy style.
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William Norris
The
Capitol
Chikago
Tom Harrington
Siwash College
Democratic ticket fills district clerk vacancy in Wyoming
Martin OMalley named by the Democratic county committee to replace the late W R Bryant on the district court clerk ticket. Kansas City residents Kenyon and Roth visit Cheyenne with Ericson and Lindsey. Lieut Steever returns to Fort Russell after eastern travel and government shooting contests. The Wyoming Labor Journal will publish its first issue between October 1 and 5.
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O Maltey
Martin O'Malley
Union Pacific General
W. R
Rod) Bryant
Robert F. Kenyon
Jessie KR. Roth
Kansas City, Mo
Thure E. Ericson
Judith I. Lindsey
Cheyenne
Lieut. Steever
Z. Steever
Fort Russell
East
Schneider
The
Wyoming Labor Journal
Alleged Forger Caught In Local Forgery Case
Deputy Sheriff Pat Hayes returned from New Castle with William Pfister who is wanted to answer to a forgery charge. He allegedly forged the name of W. H. Woodworth to a $55 check dated December 7 in this city.
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Pat* Hayes
New Castle
William Pfister
W. H. Woodworth
Marriage Licenses Issued for Caswell and Fittell
Marriage licenses have been issued to William H. Caswell and Miss Ruby M. Fittell, both residents of Pueblo.
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Wiliam H. Caswell
Ruby. M. Fittell
Pueb
Fort Russell Garrison Review Scheduled by Brig. Gen Hoyt
A full review of Fort Russell’s garrison will be conducted this morning by Brigadier General Ralph Hoyt, weather permitting. The event is described as a formal inspection of units, readiness, and drill efficiency.
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Fort Russell
Geeeral Ralph Hoyt
Hindu Immigrants Found With Hookworm On Angel Island
San Francisco reports Dr. W. M. Glover at Angel Island Immigration Station says a survey found that most Hindus held at the hospital, and likewise some Chinese, show hookworm infection. The finding is cited to argue a federal ban on aliens with contagious diseases, potentially curbing Oriental immigration.
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San Francisco
W. M. Glover
Angel Island
Grover
United States
Colorado and Southern Trains Schedule Change Notice
Paper notice from Sherman County Colorado announces trains of the Colorado and Southern will begin arriving and departing from the C BE and Q KR BR station at Gayot on Saturday October 1st, with service adjustments and new times.
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Colorado and Southern
C. BE. & Q. KR. BR. Gayot
Choyonne
Bankers Cross Country Expenditure Sets Record Travel
Four trains will bring 400 eastern bankers to Los Angeles for the American Bankers association convention from October 7 to 8. The journey costs over one million dollars, a sum never spent by a crowd crossing the continent. The party, led by Lewis E. Pierson, Le McClung, and Lawrence O. Murray, will tour Grand Canyon and Garden of the Gods before returning via Canadian parks.
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Los Angeles
American Bankers’ Association
Tm ‘Sesatin
Los Sagles
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Garden of the Gods
Lewis E. Pierson
le McClung
United States
Lawrence O. Murray
Bright Horses Robbed During Sun Worshipers Parade
Pueblo Colorado police reported light burglaries in multiple downtown residential areas during the Sun Worshipers parade last night. No extensive losses were noted as the incidents were minor in scope and spread across different districts.
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Pueblo
Colo
Rio Grande Controversy in Congress Over Control
The eighteenth national irrigation congress in Pueblo heard Colorado New Mexico and Texas dispute state versus federal control of the Rio Grande. Action was deferred pending the resolutions committee report with expectation of federal control endorsement and a minority report from Colorado.
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Pueblo
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Rio Grande
Eighteenth
National Irrigation Congress
Resolutions Committee
Congress
Gifford Pinchot
Kauffmanns
E. Skorneakoff
Russia
America
Shark meat hailed as delicacy at fisheries meeting
Delegates at the American Fisheries Society sessions in New York argue shark meat is a high quality delicacy. A scientist prefers shark to lobster and Prof. Theodore Gill praises its flavor. Some see farming sharks as a potential solution to high living costs.
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New York
American Wisheries Society
Theodore Gill
Sign painting group halted in Tacoma counterfeiting plot
Three ex convicts were arrested in Tacoma after police raided a private residence ending a plan hatched in Folsom California to print counterfeit money. Twenty five moldy and substandard materials were seized as investigators say the trio would have produced about fifty nine thousand dollars in phony notes. Arrested were C R Backman Bert Grimm and Charles M Deck all formerly connected with Folsom. A cellar was being dug for large scale production.
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Tacoma
Wash
Folsom Penitentiary
California
C. R. Backman
Folson
San Francisco
Bert Grimm
Folsom
Charles M. Deck
Government Dismisses Haskell Trial in Muskogee
The government announced the dismissal ending the trial of Governor C N Haskell of Oklahoma in the Muskogee town lot cases. The Sept 29 development marks a sudden close to the proceedings as details remain sparse.
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Haskell McAlester
Okla
C. N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Court ruling clouds case against Haskell and co defendants
The court stated it could not make out a case against Haskell or any of his co defendants under the restrictions.
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Haskell
Aviator Frohmann Falls 150 Feet Near Mulhaus
Berlin reports aviator Frohlmann died after a 150 foot fall during a flight near Mulhaus. The accident followed a motor trouble causing the aircraft to demolish in the air and crash.
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Berlin
Frohlmann
Mulhaus
Brother of Wheat King Patten Dies in Evanston
George Patten, brother of James A. Patten known as the wheat king, died at his brother’s Evanston home from tuberculosis after a long illness. The death was reported from Chicago.
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Wheat King
Patter
Chicago
George Patten
James A. Patten
Evanston
Full Lots on West 2187 for Sale
G S Oliver lists full lots on West 2187 for sale at $550. Contact phone 574 for details.
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West
G. S. Oliver
Fire destroys world’s largest American Olive plant in Los Angeles
A massive fire in Los Angeles destroyed the American Olive Company plant described as the largest of its kind. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 400000 dollars and reportedly burned 100000 gallons of olive oil. No injuries were reported.
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American Olive Company
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