Bulgin Defends Billy Sunday in Sermon On God and Profanity
Dr Bulgin denounces swearing and idol worship in a sermon on Gods measurement of Man and the Ten Commandments. He praises Billy Sunday for large war era gifts and asserts critics are hypocrites as he links profanity to idolatry while a large crowd gathered in the tabernacle.
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Dr. Bulgin
America
Y. Billy Sunday
Billy Sunday
New York
Y. M. GC
France
Diana
Bulgin
Tabernacle
Cheyenne Completes City Budget After Three Day Session
After a three day session city commissioners finalize the annual appropriation ordinance totaling about 108000 dollars. The general fund stands at 88382.26 with transfers reducing street and alley to 33600. Police receive 18225 and fire 29205. A 30000 sinking fund and a 42525 interest fund exist along with 30200 for the water fund. A 10000 special appropriation pays part of the city county building debt.
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Cheyenne
Prosecution Details Defense in Woodlock Stepdaughter Case
Testimony recounts that Ursula Woodlock shot her stepfather in his home after he attacked her while intoxicated. The defense notes a suspected plot between Ursula and her mother Lillian Woodlock as the state seeks second degree murder charges. A rebuttal witness admitted offers of money to testify for the defense.
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Woodlock
Lillian Woodlock
Florence McLaughlin
Broderick
Ursula
Millionaire Red Fails to Avoid Trial in Chicago
William Bross Lloyd and 37 co defendants must stand trial on indictments for conspiracy to overthrow the government by force. Judge Oscar Hebel denied a motion to quash the indictments returned by the grand jury under the new state law against criminal syndicalism.
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Chicago
William Bross Lloyd
Communist Labor Party
Oscar Hebel
Disregard of Orders Cited in Antilles Transport Loss
Captain Long testified before the naval board that the transport Antilles was lost after appearing to follow a single file convoy instead of line abreast per Admiral Sims orders. He attributed the loss to Admiral Fletcher’s alleged disregard of Sims instructions during October 1917 off the French coast.
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Washington
French
William D. Fletcher
Sims
B. GC. Long
London
Naval Board
Admiral Fletcher
Brest
Antilles
Long
City Hall strike enters arbitration as workers return
Two wage groups agree to arbitrate wage disputes. Three hundred fifty garbage handlers resume work and 74 health department food inspectors plan to return. Clerks and stenographers strike nears settlement as union leaders pledge to urge arbi tration. Salaries for 500 police and firemen were delayed due to the walkout.
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Health Department
Thompson
Suffrage Goes Down in Delaware House Defeat
Dover, April 4. The Delaware House defeated the resolution to make Delaware the thirty sixth state needed to ratify the woman suffrage amendment. The vote was 26 to 6 with 18 votes required. The session adjourned until Monday and leaders conceded hope for action in the special session is slim.
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Dover
Dela
Delaware
United States
House of Representatives
House
Panamanian Crowd Welcomes Prince of Wales Visit
A large crowd cheered the Prince of Wales as he visited the executive mansion to pay a formal call on President La Ferbe in Panama City. The throng impeded the royal car’s progress along the route.
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Panama
Prince of Wales
President la Ferbe
Cafe Owner Under Fire In Navy Mail Robbery Case
Paul Young formerly running the Famous cafe was arrested yesterday and jailed on charges of desertion from the Navy and robbing ship mail. Police say he used stolen registered mail cash to buy the cafe, raising questions about ownership. He awaits federal arraignment and possible state charges.
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Paul Young
United States Navy
Marine ‘Post Office
Young
United States
New Jail to Be Used When CHL Boxes Installed
The police will move from their current headquarters on W Seventeenth Street to the new city county jail basement once the non completion of the new alarm system ends. Workmen install telephones in boxes across the business district connected directly to police headquarters, independent of the city main office. All work on the new office is finished including gold signs on the doors.
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Police Department
W. Seventeenth Street
Telephone Company
Trail of Fugitive Leads to Hoosegow
A state fugitive case led sheriff's representatives to the city jail yesterday. John Lair, a grocery salesman charged with obtaining money through misrepresentation, was found in the municipal jail and held on intoxication. He was turned over to the sheriff, alleged to have bought liquor with funds from the fraud.
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John Lair
Lair
Andrew E. Roedel Recovers From Illness
Friends report Andrew E. Roedel has improved enough to be up and around again though not yet back at his West Seventeenth street business. He had been suffering for several days from uremic poisoning. Leader WANT ADS are result getters.
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A. E. Roedel
West Seventeenth Street
Mr. Roedel
Sayé Linoleum Will Stay Put This Time
Workmen in the city county building laid linoleum on the third floor corridor under contractor John Howard. A previous installation blistered and was removed, but a new glue similar to battleship linoleum adhering agent is used. The glue costs four dollars a gallon, is red, and dries hard quickly.
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City-County
John Howard
Ownership of Money Tied to Murder Hearing
Testimony on money owned by defendants opened in the murder trial of Mr and Mrs George Searle. They are accused in the death of Mrs Hilda Neamy whose body was found in the furnace at the Lead New York home in December. A prior statement admitted shows Mrs Neamy gave her daughter 3000 dollars and that Mrs Searles allegedly planted the money in the basement after detectives searched for it.
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George Searle
Four Indicted Over Supreme Court Decision Leak
Washington April 4. For the first time a criminal indictment was returned against four persons accused of obtaining advance information on Supreme Court decisions to aid stock speculation. Ashton F. Embry, former secretary to Justice McKenna, named as the source, allegedly paid $600 for the leak which enabled others to sell 500 Southern Pacific shares for a profit of 4412.50. The defendants include E Millard Mayer Jr a New York broker Barnett E Moses a Washington lawyer and James Harwood Graves a former DOJ assistant.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ashton F. Embry
McKenna
Southern Pacific
E. Millard Mayer, Jr
New York
Barnett E. Moses
Maryland seeks court ruling on federal suffrage amendment
The National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage calls Maryland's move to block the federal suffrage amendment a novel legal step. The state directs the attorney general to seek a Supreme Court injunction delaying proclamation by the secretary of state until the amendment’s validity is decided, a contrast to the ongoing prohibition challenge.
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Washington
Maryland
Supreme Court
Secretary of State of the
United States
National Association
Mary C. Kilbreak
Physicians Donate Time to Run City Health Clinic
Cheyenne doctors donate one hour daily enabling the Wyoming Public Health Association to operate a free clinic and health station at 4707 Thames St. The clinic aids those unable to pay. hours listed with Saturday times and general weekday schedule. Ruth Guillfoil, city visiting nurse, assists during clinic hours with Red Cross local chapter support.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Public Health Association
Thames St
The
Red Cross
Ruth Guillfoil
Armenia Mandate Discussion Near League Meeting
Washington reports lack official confirmation on Paris notice that the Allied Supreme Council offered Armenia to the League of Nations. Officials say the action may have been taken and a London meeting of the League Council is set for April 7 to discuss the mandate.
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Washington
State Department
Paris
Allied Supreme Council
Armenia
League of Nations
London
Council of the League
Hungarian Wrestler Emil Demetri Issues Cheyenne Challenge
Emil Demetri, a Hungarian wrestler, arrived in Cheyenne and challenges any local or Fort Russell rival to best two of three falls American style or two of three rounds in jiu jitsu or Japanese style. He will meet at the Lincoln rooming house on West Sixteenth Street, after touring Boulder Fat Collins Greeley and defeating rivals including Jack Taylor.
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Emil Demetri
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Demetri
Lincoln Rooming House
West Sixteenth Street
Démetri
Colorado
Boulder
Fat’ Collins
Greeley
Jack Taylor
End of War Bill Up On Thursday
Washington reports Republican leaders moved to bring a resolution declaring peace with Germany to a vote next Friday after a nine hour debate. The foreign affairs committee reported the measure on a party line vote with one Democrat abstaining. Republicans expect passage despite Democratic opposition and potential presidential veto.
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Washington
House
Germany
Foreign Affairs Committee
Huddleston
Alabama
Defendants Win Jazz Piano Case in Laramee County Court
Judge W C Mentzer ruled for Louis Marie Wal and Louis Smith in a suit by Jack Hitchen seeking $900 for a piano alleged sold to the defendants. The decision cleared the defendants of the payment claim in the Laramee county district court yesterday.
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Winneese
W. C .Mentzer
Laramie County
Jack Hitchen
Louis Mariewal
Louis Smith
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