Pin Stolen in Mails Returned Cheyenne Report
Joy C Cleveland of Madison Wisconsin guest in Bristol Wisconsin learns a registered mail pin stolen in a robbery near Mattewan Kansas has been recovered. The wrapper with her address was found and the pin was sent to Pasadena then returned to Cheyenne after a serial mail theft and train robbery chain.
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Mra
Joy C. Cleveland
Pladivon
Wis
Bel
Bristol
Cleveland
Adison
Pyeudena
Calif
Mattewan
Kansas
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Pasadena
Postoffice Department
Madison
Chicago
Man Poisoned in Jail Death in Wyoming Cell
A stranger jailed in Worland on a train stop identified as Frank Carroll was found dead next morning. Papers in his pockets listed relatives in Pittsburgh. The coroner ruled death due to acute alcoholic poisoning.
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Worland
Wyo
Frank Carroll
Pittsburgh
Carroll
Less Than 5 000 Sheep in Japan Says Nipponese Official
Cheyenne Wyoming May 24 Dr Tsaa Tanimura commissioner of livestock for the Japanese government says there are less than 5 000 sheep in Japan He notes a wool growing industry is needed and mentions Corrie dale breed likely to be introduced in Japan The remarks were made at a dinner honoring him hosted by Frank King of the Wyoming Tanimura is studying Corrie dale breed while in the U S The article also recalls historical points about potatoes in Lancaster New Hampshire and ancient dream omens and Joseph in Egypt.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Japan
Tsaa Tanimura
Frank 8
Wyoming
Islands
Campers Sought in Colorado Murder Case
Cheyenne Wyoming May 4 Sheriff Smalley reports a Greeley Colorado request to detain campers accused by Walter Wilson of murdering his son John Wilson. Greeley officer doubts the claim but asks Cheyenne to watch for the party and alert authorities if seen.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Sherif E. J. Smalley
Greeley
Colo
Walter Wilson
John Wilson
Lander court records include three verdicts and a divorce
In Lander Wyoming May 24 the term set a record with three guilty verdicts after summoning fifty extra jurors. Frank Parkinson was convicted of stealing a car from before the courthouse last September. George Heard was found guilty on a gambling count. W E Harrison was found guilty of robbery at Poposia last winter. B S Widdle and Otto Wickstrom faced grand burglary charges. In divorce actions William How vs Mary Bostock granted, with custody to Mary for two children aged 14 and 11 Grace Y M Bruso won a divorce from William J Bruso.
Dancing Breaks Up Home In Wyoming Divorce Suit
In Cheyenne Wyoming on May 24 religion figures in a county district court dispute between Mrs. John A Smith and her husband. He claims dancing broke up the home while she denies attending dances and accuses him of publishing anti Christian Science literature to their children. The case highlights a clash over faith and upbringing.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Lara‘lle
John A. Smith
Smith
Grace Beathue Maiden Name Restored
Grace M Beathue had her maiden name restored. John KR McCullough a Georgia attorney was admitted to practice in the Sixth judicial district.
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Grace M. Beathue Wie
John KR. McCullough
Georgia
Sixth Judicial District
Lusk council approves paving district in Wyoming
Lusk city council favors creation of a paving district to improve the business section with notice that remonstrances must be filed by June 3. Lusk will be the first town of its kind in the state to pave its streets.
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Lusk
Wyo
Wales Field Enlarged for U S Mail Service
Cheyenne May 24 The work of enlarging Wales field at Fort Russell to air mail specifications began yesterday The enlarged field is eight minutes by car from the city and will serve the air mail route plans underway in Wyoming treated as a key mail facility
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wales Field
Fort Russell
Terrible Tortures From Itching Skin Diseases
When blood is infested with disease germs attacking the skin, fiery irritation and itching persist until removed. S. S. S. is claimed to purify blood by killing germs and supplying red blood. The ad notes success in eczema and skin disorders and offers medical literature from Atlanta Georgia.
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S. S
Cheyenne Post Office to Become Major Air Mill Station
A Cheyenne post office site measuring 1200 yards long and 1000 yards wide is planned as one of the nation’s largest facilities. It will become an air mill station once service extends westward, changing earlier royal and parliamentary references in the process.
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Cheyenne
Day Offender Pleads Guilty in Prohibition Case
In Cheyenne Wyoming F Pritchett whose $1000 bail was forfeited after he failed to appear in U S district court for a prohibition indictment pleaded guilty and received a $300 fine He argued lack of notice of his interment and need to plead.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
F. Pritchett
United States District Court
Clergymen in England Granted Higher Minimum Salary
A government measure raises clerical pay by 2000 pounds yearly and adds a house to the minimum salary package for English clergy, signaling improved living conditions for church leaders.
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England
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