Flood Relief Appeal Beneficiaries Slow to Contribute
Pueblo relief fund totals show under 700 dollars collected by noon, though pledges exceed 1,000, with key donations from Rotary club Chamber of commerce Kiwanis club and others. The funds are managed by local chambers and civic groups with additional pledged amounts from Knights of Columbus Cozy cafe and Union workers.
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Pueblo
Chamber of Commerce
bLunur
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Clubs
Knights of Columbus
Cozy Cafe
Union
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commercs
Pee
Ae Bike Glub
Larson and Jorgenson
Jc U
Mednick Brothers
Midwest Heights Realty Co
A. B. Doornbos
Sencence
W. Women's Club
Oknan
Walters’ Union
Wray's Case
Kent
Tom Daily
John Doran
E. H. Pigeon
H. J. Milla
EB. E. Adkins
Mra
G. G. Holman
Ringsud
A. Priend
Cole Cee
Ats Ee
Matt Mechaley
CG. West
Twelve Nurses Take State Examination and Association Meet
State nurse association in Cheyenne held a larger gathering led by Miss May Stacley of Rock Springs with 35 new members added in the past year. Miss Sarah J. McKenzie conducted exams as Miss Minnie Ahrens of Chicago spoke on Red Cross work and other speakers covered appendicitis public instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Nurse's Association
Cheyenne
May Stacley
Rock Springs
Sarah J. McKenzie
Wyoming State Nurses’ Association
Igi
Wyoming
F. W. Piifer
Pifer
Wheatland
May Stanley
Wyoming General Hospital
Ada Stanley
Margaret Clarsy
Martha Converse Kimball
Casper
Jacobson
Agnes Donovan
Sheridan
Babe Rath Free After One Day Prison Term
New York report states Dabo Rath the homerun champion was released from city prison at 4 PM after serving a one day sentence for speed law violations. He immediately went to the polo grounds to join the Yankees in their game against Cleveland.
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New York
Dabo” Rath
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Cleveland
Eugenics Law to Be Discussed at State Board Meet
Dr J F O Donnell health officer leaves for Cheyenne to attend the state board of health conference. The board will determine enforcement of the new eugenics marriage law passed by the legislature. Mexican opinion differs with a recent ruling by State Attorney General Walls on the venereal protection blood test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. O'Donnell
Cheyenne
State Board of Health
W. T L. Walls
Speeding case and arrest details in local court
Report describes Virg il Cleay charged with high speed offenses tied to an official court appearance. Onlookers recall a tense scene as officers detained him after the alleged incident. The event prompted a brief court hearing and a fine was issued by the judge.
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Virgil Cleay
Gray
Mills to Name Marshal as Town Policing Shifts
Mills Wyoming moves to provide its own police force as an incorporated town. The Natrona county board plans to terminate deputy sheriff protection and require Mills to appoint a town marshal and maintain police protection locally.
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Mills
Wyo
Natrona County
Board of County Commissioners
Sheriff's Office
Motorists Find Grief on Journey
T Butler of the Burnett Butler Optical company returned from Missouri road difficulties marred the vacation. It took seven days to cover the last 800 miles with mud surfaced Wyoming roads from cloudbursts. It took 19 hours to travel between Casper and Grand Junction. Dean L Nelson of Portland is visiting with brother L S Morgan this week.
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T. Butler
Burnett-Butler Optical Company
Honning Hotel
Tuesaday
Missouri
Dean Ll. Nelson
Portland, Ore
L. 8. Morgan
Relief Act Directed Aid to Colorado Food Victims Paused
The senate paused the joint resolution directing Secretary Weeks to furnish relief to Colorado food victims and sent it to President Harding for action. The measure seeks federal relief amid shortages in Colorado.
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Washington
Dune
Weeks
Colorado
Senate
Harding
Round the Clock With the Debutantes cast announced
Cast for the American Legion show Round the Clock With the Debutants is set for June 1 15 and 16 at the Iris theater. Mis e Faye Tillant Selma Young Hal Riney John Street Todd Bowman and others are named with rehearsals progressing smoothly at the Masonic temple before a dance in the Temple auditorium.
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Iris Theater
Aumpires of the
American Legion
Ambassador
Mise Faye Tillant
Selma Young
Hal Riney
John Street
Todd Bowman
al Joson
Leigh Townsend
F. [. Parker
Temple
New Arrival at The Purcell Home
A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sullivan at the home of Mrs. Sullivan’s parents the Purcells on Tuesday morning. Both mother and child are doing well. Grandpa Purcell known as County Attorney Purcell is praised as one of Casper’s happiest men with a wry remark about potential legal trouble on Tass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Sullivan
Youth Held For Murder In Kingsport Case
Bristol Tennessee June 11 19 year old Reuben Gulling is held in Erwin jail in connection with the murder of an 11 year old girl whose half nude body was found in the Kingsport baseball park. The child is described as the daughter of a laborer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
VaTenn
Rwen Gulllin
Erwin, Tenn
Kingsport
Tenn
Open Trails at Casper County Commission Meeting
A heated county board session centers on open trails and right of way for livestock movement to water, ranges, and markets. Debate covers a Burlington stockyards project north of Casper and fences blocking historic routes, with demands for gates to preserve uninterrupted by-way access.
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Board of County Commissioners
Burlington Railroad Company
Casper
Murderer Nick Camets Held After Burlington Cafe Killing
Coroner’s jury finds Nick Camets killed Ladas with a pistol shot during a dispute over a cafe stake. He is in county jail awaiting a preliminary hearing likely next week. Witnesses describe Camets pursuing Ladas along Walcott Street after a confrontation near the sheriffs office.
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Nick Camets
Jim
Lada
Burlington
Walcott Street
M. W. Purcell
Lew M
Ladas
Cameta and
Cameta
Ladan
Wolcott
Lews
Sheriffs Office
C O P Quota in South Reduced
Washington June. A new basis of representation for the next Republican national convention would give South states 28 votes, adopted by the Republican national committee by 36 to 12. John T. Adams of Iowa was elected chairman to succeed Postmaster General William Hays. Ralph E. Williams of Oregon elected to fill vacancy. The report generated a fight with southern members accusing the plan of disfranchising veterans and aiding Democrats. The committee also created an additions view chairmanship with Leonard G. Woods of Pittsburgh elected. A sub-committee was formed to investigate and consider enlarging the national committee by adding one woman from each state and territory. The reference to deaf and dumb language dates to 1749.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
John T. Adams
Iowa
Wil H.hays
Adams
Ralph E. Willama
Oregon
R. B. Howell
Nebraska
H. L. Remmel
Arkansas
Vetera
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Georgia
South
McKinley
Roosevett
Harding
Congress
Lawa
Johnson
Leonard G. Woods
Pittsburgh
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Ngries
State Board
Averder
Midwest Ave
Harold Keamer
Ear Lowan
Spermiaive
Munchen
Solary Cublle
Purcell Home
Harry Ertle
Jersey
Ertle
Wills-Fulton
Leonard Dundee
Kilbane-Burns
Jack Dompeey
Freddy Walsh
Summit
N. J
Georges Carpentier
Jno
Monk
WIT
Camets
Camete
Rinted
N. S&s. Wilson
Midwest Refining Company
Big Muddy
Dixie
National Committee
Weber
Voile
Oxfords
the Pair
Holmes TO Homes
Holmes
Holmes Hardware Co
Stere’s
Russia
Goodyear
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