Loomis Must Muzzle His Dog in Cheyenne Court Ruling
Police Magistrate W. Q. Phelan ordered Loomis to muzzle his high bred Airedale after complaints by Mohati that the dog was mean tempered, ugly, and dangerous and had bitten several children. Loomis defended its pedigree but agreed to the muzzle to prevent further incidents.
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Cheyenne
Muzaloe
W. Q. Phelan
Loomis
Ray Lee
Ray Jom Oat
Noigad
Hopse
Wilson
Mohati
Den
Eifth
Warren
Musslig
Blue Goose Meets At Plains Hotel in Cheyenne
The Blue Goose gathering held a social session outside Colorado for the first time, at Cheyenne yesterday. Hoyt Leech of Ground June Tow, Colo., joined the order. Harry Oiberson and Raynoad White were chosen as delegates to the national meeting in Chicago. A banquet at the Plains, attended by forty three, included speeches by Cyrus K. Drew and honors for Past Loyal M. McDonald.
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Colorado
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Hoyt Leech
Eac
Cyrus K. Drew
Insurance Report
Blue
M. McDonald
Gentile alibi saves pawnshop on Jewish holiday
A Cheyenne pawn broker kept his shop open on the Jewish New Year while rivals closed. He blamed a Gentile partner who insisted on staying open, claiming customers crowded in as the alibi and the doors opened elsewhere. The uproar drew a council of war and neighborly sympathy for the beleaguered shopkeeper.
Bremen Stories Still Told on Coast
Portland Maine September 29 A life preserver marked Bremen the name of the German submarine has been found off Cape Elizabeth stained with oil and likely not long in water an officer said if a prank is suspected he did a good job A Pleasant View fisherman reported spotting a large submarine near Watch Hill heading toward New London twenty five miles east of New London with a white light over a green one unaccompanied and flagless according to the observer
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Portland
Moe
Bremen
Cape Elizabeth
Coast Guard Cutter Service
Westery
Pleasant View
Watch Hill
Long Island Sound
New London
Robbers Loot Caron Bank After Telegraph Cut
Four masked robbers entered Caron eighteen miles west of here, blew the safe, and escaped with $9000. They cut telegraph and telegraph wires and vanished. no trace of the quartet had been found.
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Moore Jaw
Caron
Lowe
Memillon
Business Men Greet Wilson Support Statement
The article reports local business leaders declaring they will vote for Wilson in the upcoming presidential election. They praise his handling of foreign affairs and the railroad crisis, and note his focus on government business. It includes figures on employed workers from 1914 to 1917 and projects continued growth.
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Wilson
Wilson Een
Ase
Seige
Bem Sarasa
Cheyenne Smiths Sell Damaged Ford After Roadside Crash
James McAllister of Lyons buys a used Ford from Cheyenne couple after their brakes fail on Devil's Gulch road near Estes Park. The car is described as nearly new and fixable. McAllister offers $125 and takes the vehicle to Lyons.
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James McAllister
Lyons
Mrs. Smith
Cheyenne
Devil's Gulch
Estes Park
Leg Crashed Rancher Loses Leg After Delayed Aid
NEW CASTLE Sept. 28 James 5 Houseman a rancher near Custer suffered a crushed leg when a wagon team ran away. With no physician available he waited three days before reaching Hot Springs hospital where doctors amputated the leg below the knee. He remains in serious condition as his wife and son stay by his side.
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New Castle
James
Houseman
Custer
Hot Springs
Will
Funeral Today for A M Ryan in Glenrock
The funeral for Andrew M. Ryan killed Tuesday night while cleaning his rifle will be held at 9 a m from his parents home 316 East Lincoln highway Rev H A Huston of St Mark’s Church will officiate Interment at Lakeview cemetery Born Cheyenne March 6 1881 he lived in Wyoming most of life and was cashier at Glenrock State bank Pallbearers listed A D Johnston Horace Jenkins James Cooper Thomas Hunter Frank Gallivan John Martin Jr
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Glenrock
Andrew Ryan
East Lincoln Highway
A. Huston
St.Mark's Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Flowara
Cheyenne
Wisconsin
Bank of Sparta
Wyoming
Glenrock Biate Bank
A. D. Johnston
Horace Jenkins
James Cooper
Thomas Hunter
Frank Gallivan
John Martin, Jr
Casper Auto Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for Casper Auto Company filed with the secretary of state by Casper Motor Company. Incorporators include B. B. Lummis A. P. Edmonds and F. M. Gaston. Capitalization $25,000 and plans to engage in general automobile and garage business.
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Casper Motor Company
B. B. Lummis
A. PF. Edmonds
F. M. Gaston
Sloan Woman Expected to Leave St John’s Hospital Next Week
Mrs John B Sloan has been confined to her bed at St John’s hospital for the past month. She is expected to leave the hospital in the early part of next week. Myra Sloan fell downstairs and was brought to the hospital but the injury was not serious. complications arose requiring careful care.
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John B. Sloan
St. John's Hospital
Myra. Sloan
Deter Sadehe
Pat
Uurece
Dave Cook Named Captain of High School Cadets
Dave Cook was appointed captain of the high school cadets and assumed duties at once. Other officers include First Lieutenant P. Hopkins, Second Lieutenant BH Schneider, and sergeants H Sherman, K Hartung, B McCroud, Clark, H Woolaton, F Mullin. Training and selection considered school standing and character. color sergeant to be chosen from the sergeants.
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Dave Cook
Cook
Leutenant
P. Hopkins
BH. Schneider
H. Sherman
K. Hartung
B. McCroud
Clark
H. Woolaton
F. Mullin
J. Lawler
Railroad shunts burning cars to aid fire department
Fire crews responded twice to Union Pacific yards as two refrigerator cars wrecked at Corlett Junction caught fire from sparks. Officials noted the railroad aided operations by moving cars to better positions, with 51 gallons of chemetal used and no hydrant available in the area.
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Union Pacific
Corlett Junction
Bhem
O'Neil
Fifteenth
Pioneer
South Sine Department
Taylor
G O P Politician Shot by Girl Reporter in Montana
A. C. Thomas, chairman of the republican central committee for Bann der county, died in Missoula from multiple gunshot wounds fired by Edith Colby, a local newspaper reporter. Colby is jailed accused of political motive amid a dispute over remarks about J. Manire, editor of the paper.
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Thompson Falls
Mont
A. C. Thomas
Republican Central Committees
Banders County
Missoula
Edith Colby
Edward Dowlan
Thomas
Mine Colby
J. Manire
Whfch
Abe
British seize Hydra in Greek port during covert operation
In a dawn raid in a Greek harbor the Hydra was boarded by civilians, its Venizelist commander surrendered, and the ship was towed to Salamis bay as allied warships gather. The minister of marine said some attackers may not be Greek, sparking official regret. Also reported were German submarine sinkings of eleven British fishing steamers and ten Belgian liners, plus a naval airship attack on Le Sara and defenses on Oesel island.
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Hydra
Guna
Arsenal
Platole
Salamis Bay
Associated Press
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