Casper Divorced Couple Remarried Here Yesterday
Leo Schwerdtman wed his former wife in Cheyenne after arriving from Casper where they were previously divorced. The license was granted yesterday morning and the ceremony followed later that day. Licenses for two other Cheyenne couples were also issued, a rare occurrence in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Leo Schwerdtman
Casper
I. J. Martz
Mildred Parker
Fred L. Torrey
Margaret Hastings
Lodge Seeks Swift Senate Action on War End Bill
Washington April 2 Republican leaders expect prompt senate adoption of a house resolution ending the war with Germany. Senator Lodge said no great delay is anticipated and unity among Republicans is likely. They plan army reorganization next, then dyestuffs tariff hikes after the peace measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Houses
Germany
Lodge
House
United Republican
Fletcher Reports by Sims on Brest Command Shortfalls
Vice Admiral Sims reported to the navy department that Rear Admiral Fletcher’s Brest convoy forces were wholly inadequate. The testimony, presented during cross examination of Captain Byron T. Long, argued Fletcher failed to adopt a comprehensive doctrine for formation and disregarded Sims’ instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sims
Navy Department
William B. Fletcher
Brest
Fletcher
Naval Board
Byron T. Long
London
Long
Colorado Osteopathic Society Meets Here
Colorado Osteopathic Society gathers between 25 and 80 delegates in Greeley for the Northern Colorado Osteopathic association meeting from April 30 to May 4. Members hail from Denver and towns northward, with osteopaths from Wyoming and eastern Nebraska attending. Local practitioners host arrangements and plan entertainment, with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gheyenne
Northern Colorado Osteopathetic Association
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Bidding Underway for Market Site Houses North of City Building
County commissioners will open bids for two Thomas property buildings north of the new city and county building. Bids have been advertised. owners must move structures promptly for a red brick and white stone garage and public market to serve Cheyenne farmers. Several bids already received by the county clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
City and County
City County
Cheyenne
No Chance It Might Be Governor Symons Visit to California
Secretary of State W. E. Chaplin and Mrs. Chaplin depart for California for several weeks. During the secretary’s absence H. S. Symons will direct the secretary’s office. If the governor is absent, the deputy will not act as governor. Should Governor Carey leave the state, Acting Governor would be William Daley of Rawlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Chaplin
Frontier Letters Head Merchants Frontiers 1920 Stationery
Frontier stationery for the 1920 celebration has been received from the printer. It is black and white with a large steel head and lists the committee members. There will be no lithographed or colored stationery and it will not be sold to merchants as in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
City Ordinances Not To Be Published In Book
Cheyenne officials state the annual budget has no funds for compiling and printing the city ordinances, which have not appeared in book form since 1907. High printing costs and attorney work make publication unavailable at this time.
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Cheyenne
Water meter time keeper repaired in Cheyenne
Clocks from Cheyenne’s two large water main meters have been repaired by a local clocksmith and are ready for reinstallation. The meters, one west of Fort Russell and one on the city edge, use mareines and pendulum movements with discs to indicate water use. City engineer and water department representatives oversee reinstallation to restore service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Water Department
Wyoming Supreme Court Hears Seizure Clause Appeal
The full Wyoming supreme court heard arguments on the constitutionality of the search and seizure clause of the state prohibition law. The hearing, led by Chief Justice Cyrus Beard and Justices Potter and Blydenburgh, focused on two appeals from Sheridan County and Converse County challenging lower court rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Supreme Court
Cyrus Beard
G. N. Potter
Theodore Peterson
Converse County
Ralph Kimball
Sixth Judicial District
Motion for New Trial Filed in Will Case
A late filed motion for a new trial in a civil action seeks reversal of Albany county court rulings in a will case. Frederick J. Samson administrator of the Gardner estate and Robert Gardner et al oppose Fred F. Banforth and Mary Banforth. The case moves from Albany to this county for a venue change. no action has been taken yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Samson
Robert Gardner
Fred F. Banforth
Mary Banforth
Albany County
Joe T. Fisher
Banforth
Albany County District Court
Heating System Fails To Warm City County Building
Several offices in the new city county building report insufficient steam for warmth. Investigations reveal run-off pipes in radiators are becoming plugged up, preventing hot steam from entering and being utilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
Sheriff Will Enforce Vehicle License Rules Soon
A few car owners evade the auto license law as the sheriff reports two to three individuals kept private due to their reluctance to reveal names. One man with multiple trucks faced licensing by weight at 75 cents per 100 pounds. after dispute, he obtained licenses and left. The sheriff warns leniency ends soon and unlicensed drivers with a 4920 date line will be arrested for explanation.
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Smalley
Caugh
Justice of the Peace
Big Gate Pillar Tractor Makes Jaunt to Ranch
A ten ton caterpillar tractor owned by Warren Livestock and loaned to Cheyenne by Fred Warren hauled two heavy wagons out of the city to a Warren ranch and will return with a load. Bad weather halts street grading though the machine promises faster work than horse teams, with a smaller tractor trial showing less success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Warren Livestock Company
Fred Warren
Warren
Flanders
Information Amendments Debated in Court Session
Judge Mentzer heard arguments from two attorneys on whether informations could be filed while court was in session and if amendment was possible after the plea. The court ruled informations could not be amended once filed and pleas entered. Auto top making at Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbinder. BAURS CANDY AND EASTER EGGS AT FORBES PHARMACY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentzer
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbinder
BAURS
Forbes Pharmacy
Silver dollar shortage hits Cheyenne economy
Bankers report silver dollars are rapidly disappearing in Cheyenne as the metal value exceeds a dollar. Small coins vanish in the East, with theatres asking for change. Some coins are melted for silver and others withdrawn to depositories to curb the practice.
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Bankers
Chicago
United States
Omaha Stockmen to Visit Old Cheyenne
The South Omaha Livestock delegation, including commission men, packers, newspaper men and stockyard representatives, will visit Cheyenne in April on its annual western tour. They depart Omaha on April 1 for a trek through South Dakota, Montana and Wyoming. The group seeks contact with local stock raisers and business men and a Chamber of Commerce plan may set entertainment arrangements for their Cheyenne stay.
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South Omaha
Cheyenne
Omaha
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Chamber of Commerce
Light Snowfall Benefits Cheyenne Gardens in Early April
Light snow fell in Cheyenne yesterday starting shortly before noon and continued intermittently through the day. The total accumulation did not exceed an inch with flakes melting on impact, unlike the recent storm, and drifts remain from the prior dump.
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Cheyenne
Aviation Field May Be Made 400 Acres
Archie Allison announces a special aviation committee of the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce to work with Reed Hollister to secure a 400 acre landing field. Hollister owns 200 acres near the city and the chamber will pursue an additional 200 acre city lease adjacent to the Burlington ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Allison
Cheyenne Chamber of Comerce
Chamber
Reed Hollister
Hollister
Chamber of Commerce
Burlington
Cheyenne
Kidney Pills Help Sufferer From Kidney Disorder
A Cleveland reader, D. C. Damond of 2865 West 30th Street, reports kidney trouble caused by acids accumulating in the body. He says back and side pain were severe but Foley Kidney Pills improved his condition. Sold everywhere.
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D. C. Damond
W. 30Th St
Cleveland
Yellowstone Highway Signs Planned Through Cheyenne
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce plans to mark the Yellowstone Highway through Cheyenne and across prairie routes north of the city to guide motorists to the main highway. The signaling aims to ease navigation out of the city and through lake-area roadways toward the Yellowstone route.
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Yellowstone Highway
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne
Prairies
Road signs planned for Cheyenne street intersections
Ten signs will be made in association colors to guide drivers along Central avenue and north city intersections where confusion arises. In town they will be mounted on telephone poles at street junctions and advised by Automobile Insurance agent W. Benner of 602 E. 21st, phone 162%.
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Central Avenue
Cheyenne
Southington Beredyre Rarsas City Reception Notice
Fragmentary item listing prices and a booklet offer with names and places unreadable. mentions Southington and Rarsas City with a sales or release notice. The text is garbled but indicates a promotional or catalog style page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bate Sten Pacer
Irene
Southington Beredye
Rarsas City
Fragmentary OCR Note on Local Event Held
A partial OCR fragment references a local event or meeting with unclear names and agenda. The readable words include held and potential names, but the rest is garbled. Further context from the page is needed to produce a precise summary.
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Omitted and unclear OCR text fragment. Readable portions mention names or places but provide no complete event or action to summarize.
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Insu
Mari
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Colorado Osteopathic Society
Symons
Coliseum
Kopard
Jazz Orchestra
Leiter
Eagles
Ross
McKeon and Archer
Baseball
Geo. P. Knight
Marchick & Sons
Carey Avenue
Tivoli
Old Cheyenne
Automobile
W. Benner
West Sixteenth Street
Frank Keenan
America
Billy Parsons
Goldwyn Film
Ton
Corel Sg
Women’s Relief Corps
Taxi & Express
Busy Bee Restaurant
Capitol Avenue
Peter W. Collins
Will
THE
RED Menace
American Legion
O’connell
Tomatoes
Swift
Pound
California
Florida
Hamilton Brown Shoes
National Stock and Poultry
Mr. Farmer
East 11Th Street
Olsen
23Rd and
Evans Streets
Ford
Bedrone Wes
B. F
Iff Tri
Colts Bays
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