Laramie Boosters Win Cheyenne Support for Albany County Fair
Cheyenne merchants hosted Laramie boosters during their visit to Cheyenne, inviting Cheyenne residents to attend Albany County Fair in Laramie on Cheyenne Day. A special train and round trip fare of 1.75 dollars are planned, with an expected turnout of over a hundred Cheyennes.
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Laramie
Albany County
Cheyenne
Gem City
Cheyenne Tribune
Albany County Fair
J. E. Winslow
Sam Campbell
John Kunkel
Harry Hare
F. McMasters
N. ©. Peterson
H. D. Beemer
Charles Appel
Magic City
Miners expected to resume work after settlement talks
Hanna September 15 miners plan to return Thursday after union officials and General Manager Clark reached wage accords with the miners except for drivers and one remaining difference. Negotiations continue as both sides anticipate a final settlement soon.
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Miner
Clark
Hanna Miners to Work Here at Citizens Mine
Twelve experienced miners arrive from Hanna to take steady jobs at top wages at the Citizens mine near Centennial. The company expects an average one car of coal shipped daily. Also notes library hours during the county fair with morning, afternoon, and evening sessions.
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Citixonw
Centennial
Hanna
Citizens’ Company
Union Leale
Citixens
Atate
Charles le Patedell
Citlaens
Falls From Train and Other Local News Items
Sheridan reports Jehm Mann injured after a fall from a Burlington train at Clear mont and expected to recover. A stallion valued at 3600 owned by Del Storm died suddenly, suspected poisoning. Bundance forest fires threaten Black Hills area with homes in danger and much timber burned. Evanston court reports George Anderson charged with a crime involving a child. Walter J. Yone’s cattle theft gang leader convicted in Big Piney country. William Fleming faces trial for murder. P Glenn connected to Piney line case.
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Sundance Bundance
Bierce
Black Hills
Evanston Court
Evanston
George Anderson
Annte
Mra Fouley
North
Walter J. Yone
Big Piney
Kansas
William Fleming
Fleming
Ani Ailiiat
Glenn
County fair attendance to break all records this year
Reported optimism from county officials as crowds surge toward the annual fair. Notes from North Parker fronted by Wiltin Mauentogler indicate unprecedented turnout across the county with preparations underway.
Democrats Name County and City Tickets Tonight
A Democratic county convention in Albany county opened with orderly sessions led by County Chairman Hasenkamp. Delegates appointed committees and adjourned to plan tonight’s ticket naming, with Rev. O A Alexander of Denver slated to speak on the campaign fund. Committees include Credentials, Resolutions, Permanent Organization, and precinct slate selections.
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Hasenkamp
Albany County
O. A Alexander
Denver
Alexander
Wm. McClearey
John Kunkle
Frank Coolican
W. H. Holliday
Fred Mefermott
TH. Gibson
James Stirling
J. F. White
George Phillips
Rath
Thirkeldsen
J. T. Holliday
WH. W. Quaintance
E. R. Woolford
Lassle Miller
H. Lessig
H. May
Fred Thunsen
HW. G. Welch
John Balllee
Remains of Miss Batley to be buried at New Lexington
Take Remains East Cheyenne Sept 15 The remains of Miss Addie Batley who was murdered Saturday night will be taken to her old home at New Lexington C for burial.
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Cheyenne
Addie Batley
New Lexington
Burkal
Cheyenne Police Baffled By Slain Addie Bailey
Cheyenne authorities admit no clue to the shooter who killed Addie Bailey on Saturday night. Police say the murder may remain a deep mystery as investigators press for leads.
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Cheyenne
Addie Bailey
Stover and McGinnis Plead Guilty and Are Fined
Abe Stover pled guilty before Justice Hynde to a pot burglary charge and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Dodfrey Macinnis, charged with trespass on the Union Pacific right of way, was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Both were ordered to pay.
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Abe Stover
Justice Hynde
Cosin
Dodfrey Macinnis
Fast auto run from Cheyenne to Laramie reported
Ty Whe, chairman of the central commuter group, yesterday traveled from Cheyenne to Laramie with one passenger. The report mentions Stickney and Bitlet in connection with a commotion or incident, naming ALO and Alex in the unclear sequence of events.
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Fone
Stickney
A Deworrallo Central
Cheyenne
Laramie
Wwe
Bitlet
Alo
Alex
Council Meets Tonight Despite Weather
The city council will convene in regular session tonight to discuss common agendas and pending actions. Members will review items on the agenda and vote on town matters.
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Elty Omaell
Girl Victim Of A Mistake In Denver Shooting
Cheyenne dispatches report Miss Addie Bailey, a Denver girl, was shot on the street Saturday and died Sunday. Police lean toward a mistaken identity theory after Bailey said she spoke the truth and had no steady companion. The case centers on a fatal misidentification amid rumors and conflicting testimonies.
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Cheyenne
Addie Bailey
Denver
Mint Bailey
Ariel
Port Marlen
Nuestion Hon Onl
University students raise money for church in Lusk
Min Mabel Elvira Snyder writes from Lusk about a youth theater event by the town girls including her sister Nelle. The play proceeds were intended to fund a cement sidewalk around their church, with the project described as the town’s effort to support their church building.
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Min Mabel Elvira Snyder
Lusk
Ffelwa
Nelle
Parade of Race Horses Draws Favorable Comment
A downtown parade of race horses yesterday drew crowds and favorable remarks on the sleek animals. The new string of racing year won in the city, with spectators praising their appearance and the lively event.
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Wasteart
Rageen Yyer
General V Anager Clark Visits the Hanna Mines
V. Anager Clark of the Union Macile coal company visits Hanna Mines with Wyn Hanna in September. The party tours with J A Holinaw and Viedied Mlatow and surveys the mining operation.
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V.anager Clark
Hanna Mines
Telephone officials visit Laramie in stalled telephony talks
In a terse report the telephony delegation visits Laramie to discuss service improvements and regional connections. The officials note pending work across Rawlins, with plans and timelines awaiting approval from municipal authorities.
Dems Make Big Gain in Maine
Portland Me Sept 15 Republicans carried Maine by about 6000 plurality at midnight returns for governor from 468 of 519 towns Bert M Fernald Republican 72117 Obediah Gardner Democrat 64993 In 1904 Cobb Republican 745 Davis Democrat 49416 Missing towns four years ago cast 1630 Republican 730 Democratic Democratic vote up over 14000 while Republican vote fell about 2500 Plurality smallest in a presidential year in twenty five years
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Portland
Maine
Cobb
Davia
Walden boxer seeks heavyweight bout in city
Durkee Kid Walden's champion pugilist arrives in the city and seeks a ten round or longer fight against any willing opponent under 175 pounds. Local trainer Jack Sullivan named as a potential bout rival. likely match with Eagle-backed promotion.
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Laramie
Durken
Walden
Pugilist
Durkee
Marshal Sigman Enforces City Car Rules During Fair
Marshal Sigman warns he will strictly enforce city ordinances on automobile movement during the fair. He pledges to arrest violators of right side driving and speeding, with police stationed on Grand Avenue from Second to the fair grounds to test violations.
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Marshal Sigman
Grand Avenue
Fair Grounds
Wolfenbarger Addresses First Voters at Prohibition Rally
Hon A G Wolfenbarger of Lincoln Nebraska spoke last evening at the Cyenestertrary tea mall event to address first voters. He spoke on crime against civilians and the moral duty to curb liquor, urging support for the Prohibition party and criticizing Democratic and Republican stances. He emphasized the need for reform and national temperance leaders to guide policy.
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A. G. Wolfenbarger
Lincoln
Nebrisio
Anil
Iain
Banks to Close Amid Che Denial and Elm Actions
A garbled OCR item notes banks to close amid unspecified actions at a city site. It mentions a day of events, alleged eliminations or removals, and a local woman involved with a statement about the matter. Further readable details are limited.
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Banks
Dore
Dave
Che Goynty
Elimi al Non
Remali
Harriman Special Impresses Wyoming Nebraska Run
The Harriman Special train on a coast to New York tour impressed Wyoming and Nebraska divisions crews for punctual engine changes and smooth progress. From Rawlins to Sidney and North Platte the schedule broke records for engine swaps, with engineers Mathisen Naismith Billy McGuire and Charley BU guiding the segments while Sam Anderson and traveling engineer O Neill oversaw the trip.
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Tribune
Harriman
Anto Pacific Railway
Wyoming
Newbraska
Pacific Coast
New York
Rawling
Parley Mathisen
Winkle
Rawlings
Laramie
Naismith
Lawls
Loariis Laram
Enna
Cheyenne
Charley Rowch
Sidney
North Platte
Mr. Harriman
Sam. Anderson
Wrormling
Te Alstanien
Aminiain
O'Neil Nara
Binree Ennersttinvoien
Dunaway Transferred to Balt Lake Station
Dinbaway, long shown as part of the United Stton denom nation, transfers to Hall Lake City and departs for the destination. Strong entities include Balt Lake Station and Hall Lake City, with references to a transfer and departure.
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Dunnaway
Balt Lake Station
Thy
Dinbaway
United
Stton Denention
AgroNire Wilk Kandanarors
Laraine
Iba Place
Trial of Roment Mead Postponed Until Tomorrow
The chaotic OCR text reports a postponed trial involving Roment Mead and mentions Robert Mold as chair with Bow proprietorship in a unclear scene. Jury issues and defences surface amid misread names and dates, with tomorrow morning as the noted resumption time.
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Robert Mold
Heawlig
Bow 'Tou Pomtatiradl
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