The Wolf at Capitol Avenue Theatre Opens Thursday
Eugene Walters play The Wolf presented at Capitol Avenue Theatre on Thursday October 2 is praised as a poetic picture play. The review highlights vivid scene painting with MacTavish and Canuck characters and a striking canoe paddle entrance by Hilda leading to a tense climactic moment.
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Eugene Walter
Capitol Avenue
Forthern
McTavish
Hallete
MacTavish
Tew
Thie
Jules Beaubien
Hilda
Robbery Report Highlights Louise Wax in Saturday Lead
In Saturday coverage, Louise Wax is named in connection with a robbery where Jarry Spector stole $170. The article emphasizes the alleged acts and identifies key individuals involved.
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Louise Wax
Max Davin
Jarry Spector
Plains Dairy Co Announces Milk Price Increase
Notice states milk to cost ten cents per quart starting October 1 and cream to ten cents per half pint. Plains Dairy Co sets new consumer pricing.
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The
Plains Dairy CO
Cheyenne News Highlights Local Movements and Services
Local notices describe Miller's watch repair in Cheyenne, business visits by residents and officials, and trips to Douglas, Casper, and Torrington for fairs and legal matters. The Noahs Ark Store continues amid bankruptcy, militia company formation is planned, and clergy reassignment is noted with several personal travel updates.
Local Court Fines and City Notices From Yesterday
Promk Fined for drunkenness. 10 dollar penalty in police court. Jap Rose arrested for disturbance on the west side. John Doe and May Joes fined 18 dollars each for city ordinance offenses. one party forfeited bond. Perry goes north to attend the state fair. Mina Branson critically ill in Denver with mother at bedside. Cheyenne Realty sold Lot 0 Ek G Park Addition to Charles KK Walley. Mrs A T Connors visiting from Los Lunas, N M with C C Craneon in Jap Rose district.
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Casper
Hkobert Taylor Yoatetay
Gilenkon
Vermont
W. P. Freeland
Torrington
Gunston
Thomas Gunston
Huron
Charles Blake
Denver
Chervennelle
McGil
John Metuill
Laramie
Kendrick
J. B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Noyt
Percy
Hoyt
Douglas
Lander
Vrances
Esther School
Burke
E. W. Burke
Platte County
C. L. Paige
Mason
Wheatland
Steele
Nannie Steele
St. John’s Hospital
Tr. Moore
Prank Ll. Moore
Moore
Terrington
W. (. Menjeer
Noah's Ark
Tom Foley
Thomas Foley
Ccheyenne
Cheridan
Granite Springs
William Jakes
Promk
Rod Kelly
Perry
Nels Perry
Cheyenne Realty Company
Charles KK
Walley
Lot 0
Ek, G
Park Addition
Miss Branson
Mina Mabel Branson
C.c.branson
Connors
A. Th. Connors
Los Lunas
N. M
C. C. Craneon
Cheyenne Business College
John Doe
May Joes
Fire at Lewi s store clarifies ownership at Pioneer
A Saturday night blaze at 1607 Pioneer Avenue damaged the M. Lewis store, not the Davis property. The Davis residence is listed at 617 West Seventeenth Street, clarifying which building burned.
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Lewis
Davis
Pioneer Avenue
M. 8
Max Davis
Mr. Davis
West
Seventeenth Street
Fast Denver Next Opponent on the Gridiron
Cheyenne fans rally as Cheyenne High readies for October 4 clash at Pro Rner Park with Fast Denver. Coach Jones drills open tactics as the squad, in top condition, eyes a stronger performance after a prior win over Greeley and a practice win against Colorado School of Mines.
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Proneer Park
Greeley
Egat Denver
Colorado School of Mines
Chyenne
Jimmy Fitz
Jones
Denver
Cheyenne
Stop Watch Used to Test Schmidt’s Brain
In New York on September 29 a stop watch tested the mental rapidity of Hans Schmidt during an examination by Dr. George H. Kirby. The priest, who confessed to dismembering Anna Aumuller and disposing of her body in the Hudson, was assessed for insanity ahead of his trial. Further questioning and a formal report to District Attorney Whitman were anticipated tomorrow and next Monday.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Hudson River
Schmitt
Whitman
George H. Kirby
Schmidt
Privat
Kirby
San Francisco Voters Prepare For Non-Partisan City Election
San Francisco voters number 143 thousand for tomorrow's non partisan city election. Nine supervisors, two probate judgeships, and other minor offices are to be filled. The campaign has been quiet with little outward political activity beyond street posters.
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San Francisco
Democratic committee names Lott for Third District vacancy
George A. Lott a manufacturer was chosen tonight by the Democratic congressional committee of the Third district to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Timothy D. Sullivan. The remark about saloon keepers hints at church influence on conversions in Brooklyn.
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New York
George A. Lott
Democratic Congressional Committee of
Third District
Timothy D. Sullivan
Stop Thief farce charms Capitol crowd with quick pace
The Capitol Avenue theater night show Stop Thief drew a full house as a brisk unpretentious farce. Jack McCabe received strong notices for his economical stage work while Elmer Booth and Elmer Booth and Glad Wilcox shone in supporting roles.
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Capitol Avenue Theater
Amit
Caroline Carr
Nell
Jack Coogan
William Carr
Madge
James Chiney
Iikewine
Doogan
Carr
Clancy
Top Galt
Elmer Booth
Glad Wilcox
Joan Carr
June Keith
Grange Meeting Opens Tomorrow
A Wyoming branch of the national grange will meet at the Mine Workers' building on October 1 and 2. The program includes degree openings, addresses by Oliver Wilson and others, committee reports, officer elections, and an evening session with speakers from Colorado.
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Wyoming
National Grange
Mine Workers
R. M. Cessna
Oliver Wilson
Peoria
Oliver Wilsen
John Morris
Colorado
Albert Dakau
Colorado Grain Committee
Demand for Wyoming Land Draws Twenty-Two Applicants
Twenty two applicants filed for home stands at the federal land office in Wyoming. Named applicants include Jasper Dennis Mary M Christensen W Emmet Sutherland Yerry Nerney T Lional McDonald Eilis A Wingate from Tilden Neb Ralph Menderson William Feldon Henry W Brick James D Lament John R Collin Jame B Moore Anton Lang Myron Thorpton Arthur M Bonner Bert C Burdiek and Harry Fleming among others.
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Federal Land Office
Jasper Dennis
Mary M. Christensen
Francell
Reservoir
Alte
W. Emmet Sutherland
Yerry Nerney
T. Lional McDonald
Eilis A. Wingate
Tilden
Neb
Ralph Menderson
William (. Feldon
South Bend
Wyo
Henry W. Brick
Cherry Valley
James D. Lament
John R. Collin
Freeport
Jame B. Moore
Heene
Anton Lang
Myron ‘Thorptom
Lar Grange
Arthur M. Bonner
Bert C. Burdiek
Harry BK. Fleming
Fontoria
Kan
Edward Knox
Slater
Murder in Calcutta shocks city with political motive suspected
In Calcutta on Sept 24 the head constable was shot by three young Bengali assailants who fled through a dense crowd. Police believe the killing may have a political motive and are pursuing suspects.
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Calcutta
Dorittth
India
Decorators in Sherman Push Cash for Flattery
A quirky local item notes how compliments fail with women and suggests buying wood to light up nights in Sherman. The brief reads like a playful social jab and hints at a small shop promotion.
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Sherman Ca
Father fights to keep daughter from House of the Good Shepherd
In Denver a habeas corpus case targets commitment of Margaret Kelsey to the House of the Good Shepherd. Sheriff Owen Carroll of Platte county and Joseph Carrell face questions over jurisdiction and the father’s claim he resides in Casper. Proceedings follow a prior sentence of 15 to 20 years for a statutory crime against the girl.
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Margaret Kelsey
House of the Good Shepherd
Denver
Supreme Court
Owen Carroll
Platte County
Joseph Carrell
Mentver
Supreme
Casper
Mentzer
Wheatland
New Haven Railroad Defends Other Expenses Explanation
President Elliott writes Governor Foss explaining that the term other expenses in rail line reports is a standard interstate commerce account under general expenses. He says the black figures show debits and red figures credits, and their sum yields the account balance of 101,583 dollars.
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Boston
Elliott
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Foss
Public Service Commission
New Haven Road
Massachusetts
Elliot
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hotel Arrivals List Shows Broad National Guests
A lengthy hotel arrivals log records guests from across the United States including Denver Lincoln Chicago New York and St Louis. Names such as C R Mason Preston W Search Geo O Stephenson Henry G Knight Chas H Beane and J L Hanser appear alongside cities like Wheatland Denver Omaha and Louisville.
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C. R. Mason
Wheatland
Gratum
Denver
C. H. Draney
Preston W.search
Wyoming
Ohio
R. M. Burton
Olive Rotrick
Lincoln
B. V. Somea
St. Louia
Geo. O
Mrs. Stephenson
F. C. Church
Boston
Carl J. Wheeler
Cades
Wyle A. Adame
Caden
Henry G. Knight
Louisville
W. J. Morrie
New York
A. Kurf
A. Halen
Geo. D. Ramsey
Chicago
J. W. Hubbell
Casper
W. RB. McChuran
Chico
Calif
A. Mc
Local Angling Notes and Names List from Queen Chico Area
A fragmented roster style listing includes Queen Chico Calif 8 Sanford Hardin Col PF H Burch Denver Jas A Smith Providence R 1 J B Kendrick Sheridan. The material reads like a community note with multiple names and locations, lacking full context or events.
Sunday Arrivals List of Guests and Cities
Sunday arrivals include T. J. Foley Sheridan A O Taylor Denver M Lowery Chicago D Lewis Chicago J J Keppel Denver R B Whitney Chicago A Hood Chicago N V Norman Seattle I Latent Denver M N Grant Laramie Miss Curtin Chicago D Young Salt Lake W H Frank Newton J Paine New York J B Hunter Denver C R Stubbs Denver J J Byrne Salt Lake Co Sweeney Denver J R Jones D L Lewis New York.
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T. J. Foley
Sheridan
A. O. Taylor
Denver
M. Lowery
Chicago
D Lewis
J. J. Keppel
R. B. Whitney
C. R. Stubbs
J. J. Byrne
Salt Lake
Co. Sweeney
J. R. Jones
D. L. Lewis
New York
Express company losses in dynamite incident reported
In Tuscaloosa Alabama on September 29 a dynamited safe caused light losses for the express company as three men triggered the blast. No further details were provided about suspects or motive.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Express Company
Train Robbery Report Ambiguous With Incomplete Details
A garbled report describes a bandit robbery of a Great Southern train in Alabama with mentions of $5,000 and jewelry. The text is fragmentary and includes unrelated lines about character traits and consumer pricing, yielding uncertain specifics about date or court action.
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Alabama Great Southern
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Swagger
Iinterest
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
City News
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Carey Ave
Mrs. Palmer
T. J. Palmer
Horse Creek
Washington Tleaves
James Washington
Deaver
At & Pm
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Farmer and Turner
Company O
Yorwelthinas
Chris Olson
Evans St
Jap Rose
Baker
Weat
Svocerds
HG Tim
Brooklyn
Jack M'Cabe
Superfine
Sherman Co
Capitol Ave
Jno
J. Holland
Hudson Bay
Orpheum
the Family Theater
Kopald’s Orchestra
ATLAS
Reliance
Jim
Wedtrsday
Logan’s Book and Curio
Beni
Voi
Miran
Harry P. Hynds
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