Loomis Muzzled Dog After Cheyenne Court Ruling
In Cheyenne a police court judge ordered Loomis to muzzle his high bred Airedale after neighbors complained the dog was mean tempered and had bitten children. Loomis defended the pedigree and warned intruders would face the dog’s wrath while the court granted the muzzling order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Loomis
Cheyenne
Muzaloe
W. Q. Phelan
Loomis
Ray Lee
Ray Jom Oat
Noigad
Hopse
Wilson
Mohati
Den
Eifth
Warren
Musslig
Blue Goose Elects New Members at Plains Hotel
The Blue Goose social session met outside Colorado for the first time as mothers gathered in Cheyenne yesterday. Hoyt Leech of Ground June Town was initiated into the order. Harry Osserson and Raynoad White were named delegates to the national meeting in Chicago. A banquet at the Plains followed with remarks from Cyrus K. Drew of the Insurance Report and tributes to Past Loyal M. McDonald.
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Colorado
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Hoyt Leech
Eac
Cyrus K. Drew
Insurance Report
Blue
M. McDonald
Gentile Partner Keeps Pawnshop Open on Jewish New Year
A Cheyenne pawn broker kept his shop open on the Jewish New Year while competitors closed. He explains that his Gentile partner insisted on staying open, drawing a brisk crowd for loans and sales. The tale ends with the line that a good alibi is a battle won.
Bremen Stories Are Still Being Told on Coast
A life preserver marked Bremen was found off Cape Elizabeth stained with oil and likely not long in water. Coast guard said a joker could have tossed it. A Pleasant View fisherman sighted a large submarine near New London with a white light over a green one, unaccompanied and flagless, twenty five miles east of New London.
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Bremen
Portland
Moe
Cape Elizabeth
Coast Guard Cutter Service
Westery
Pleasant View
Watch Hill
Long Island Sound
New London
Robbers Loot Caron Bank After Telegraph Cut
Robbers entered the village of Caron eighteen miles west of here, blew the safe, and escaped with $9000 after cutting telegraph lines. No trace of the four robbers had been found today.
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Moore Jaw
Caron
Lowe
Memillon
Business Men Endorse Wilson Amid Election Talk
The piece reports local business leaders voicing support for Woodrow Wilson for reelection. They praise his handling of foreign affairs and the railroad crisis, noting he prioritizes government business over partisan criticism. Included are figures on employment growth from 1914 to 1917 and projected gains.
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Wilson
Wilson Een
Ase
Seige
Bem Sarasa
Cheyenne Smiths Give Ford Away in Bold Bargain
James McAllister of Lyons seized a fortuitous chance when Cheyenne couple, stranded after their brakes failed near Estes Park, offered their almost new Ford in exchange for $125. McAllister agreed, then returned with the vehicle, the tale recounted in Weld County News.
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James McAllister
Lyons
Mrs. Smith
Cheyenne
Devil's Gulch
Estes Park
Leg Crashed Rancher Goes Three Days Without Doctor
James 5. Houseman of near Custer suffered a crushed leg when thrown from a wagon while preparing furniture. With no physician available he endured three days before being taken to Hot Springs hospital where the leg was amputated below the knee. He remains in serious condition as his wife and son travel to his bedside.
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New Castle
James
Houseman
Custer
Hot Springs
Will
Funeral Today for Andrew M. Ryan in Glenrock
The funeral for Andrew M. Ryan, killed Tuesday night while cleaning his rifle, will be held at 9 this morning from his parents’ home at 316 East Lincoln Highway. Rev. Huston of St Marks Church will officiate. burial is at Lakeview Cemetery. Ryan was born March 6, 1881 in Cheyenne and worked as a cashier in Sparta before returning to Wyoming. Pallbearers include A D Johnston, Horace Jenkins, James Cooper, Thomas Hunter, Frank Gallivan, and John Martin Jr.
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Andrew M. Ryan
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. Casper Motor Company formed by B. B. Lummis A. P. Edmonds and F. M. Gaston with capitalization of 25000 to conduct 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 Hospital Next Week
Myra Sloan remains bedridden at St. John's Hospital for the past month. She is expected to be discharged in the early part of next week after receiving careful treatment following a fall prior to admission.
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John B. Sloan
St. John's Hospital
Myra. Sloan
Deter Sadehe
Pat
Uurece
Dave Cook Named Captain of School Cadets
Dave Cook was appointed captain of the high school cadets and assumed duties at once. Other officers named include First Lieutenant P. Hopkins Second Lieutenant B.H. Schneider Sergeants H. Sherman K. Hartung B. McCroud Clark H. Woolaton F. Mullin Corporals J. Lawler L. Gleason H. Sanders I. Davis.
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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
Fire department assists in burning Union Pacific cars
Fire crews were called to Union Pacific yards twice to tackle blazes in two refrigerator cars damaged in a Corlett Junction wreck. Sparks from a passing engine ignited padding, and crews used 51 gallons of chemetal. A later move of a car toward a main pump and finally the roundhouse helped extinguish the fire after attempted access shifts.
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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
Thompson Falls Montana September 29 A C Thomas chairman of the Republican central committee for Sanders County died at Missoula from multiple gunshot wounds fired by Edith Colby a reporter for the local paper The shooter said the killing followed political quarrels and that Thomas had attacked editor J Manire Colby already in custody gave unclear statements about the incident and the sheriff reported charges related to the case.
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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 Seizure of Hydra Sparks Greek Port Turmoil
In the early hours, a civilian- dressed boarding party seized the Hydra anchored near the arsenal. Loyalist officers were restrained and the Venizelist commander surrendered. The ship was towed to Salamis Bay as allied warships stand by. The minister of marine lamented the incident, noting unknown perpetrators may not be Greek.
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Hydra
Guna
Arsenal
Platole
Salamis Bay
Associated Press
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FLA
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Cheyenne Smiths
Ford
A. M. Ryan
Casper Auto Company In Incorporated
Mis
Bloan Dmimoves
CORPS
Subneider
Hopkins
G.O.P
Chepmen
Coerey Ave
Kelley Mercantile Company
Uanskaag- Moya
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