Yellowstone producers form Cheyenne film company
Articles of incorporation reveal Yellowstone Producers Inc aims to produce western film dramas with Cheyenne as main offices and studio. Capitalized at 250000 dollars, directors include George W. Plummer Charles Bartlett B F Goldman Pete Morrison and Sam M Thompson. Films to be shot locally with Wyoming themes and potential adaptations of Judge Winters books.
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Yellowstone Producers, Inc
Secretary of State
Cheyenne
George W. Plummer
Charles &. Bartlett
B. F. Goldman
Pete Morrison
Sam M. Thompson
Idaho Springs
Colorado
Casper
Wye
West
Wyoming
Judge Winters
Concern
Triangle of love ends with shooting at local restaurant
The article details a love triangle involving Mrs Downer and Myrtle Lewis, who were entangled with Downer after meeting at a local restaurant. Last Friday night, Downer shot Lewis, who lies wounded at St. John’s hospital. witnesses describe tension and a mysterious letter suggesting threats and flight plans.
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Downer
Lewis
Miss Lewis
Sike
Roland
Laramie
Denver
Myrtle Lewis
City Council Passes $300,300 Sewer Bond Ordinance
At the last meeting the Cheyenne city council unanimously approved a sewer bond ordinance authorizing $300 300 for storm and sanitary sewers. The measure follows voter approval last fall and becomes effective in ten days. Bids will be solicited then and work will begin once bonds are sold. Other sewer plans are under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Matson Buys Glafcke Home In Everett, Corrects Report
The home at 2700 Garey Avenue in Everett, formerly misreported as purchased by Judge Mentzer, is confirmed sold to Judge Roderick N. Matson. Matson plans to make the residence his personal home.
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Matson
Mentzer
Glafcke
Everett W. Glafcke
Garey Avenue
Roderick N. Matson
Judge Mentzer
Cheyenne Weather and City Notes Quick Snow Melt
Cheyenne officials plowed gutters and dug ditches to drain melting snow as Chinook winds drove six and a half inches away. City commissioners met, students prep for a late week class basketball tournament, and many residents enjoyed milder weather with reports of renewed activity around the town.
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Street Department
Frontier board weighs bucking horse offers for Frontier Days
The Frontier committee met last night to review offers to furnish bucking horses and arrange enough bands to keep Frontier Days musically appealing. Local men proposed several wild horses and Garden City offered horses from last year’s wild west show. Many famous horses were listed in proposals and all offers were taken under advisement. The committee seeks many bucking horses with additional outfits from the state proposing livestock.
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Frontier Committee
Garden City
Ourty Mile Wind Romps Over City
A Cheyenne shed behind the Citizens National Bank catches fire from ashes in a nearby pit. The wind melts snow, creating a water pool that helps Bert Milliard save the shed with a bucket and prevent further damage. The repair bill is ten dollars.
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Cheyenne
Citizen’s National Bank
Bert Milliard
Picket Dispute Leads to Police Intervention
On Page 4 city streets, Mrs Sophie Stanton and Mrs Hattie Larkin attacked two pickets who had preceded Mrs Walker and Miss Carroll. They were arrested on disorderly conduct charges and released after posting $25 cash forfeit each.
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Sophie Stanton
Hattie Larkin
Walker
Miss Carroll
Five Arrests In Poker Bust At West Fifteenth Street
Sergeant Jack McFarland and Patrolman Korner raided a poker game at 304 West Fifteenth Street last night arresting five men identified as Jim Kalos, Mike Chonis, Christ Lambers, Bill Poppis, and Harry Kallos. They were released on $50 bail each.
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Jack McFarland
Korner
West Fifteenth Street
Jim Kalos
Mike Chonis
Christ Lambers
Bill Poppis
Harry Kallos
Anita Stewart Plays At Atlas In The Combat
Anita Stewart headlines at the Atlas today in The Combat supported by William J Flynn secret service film The Five Dollar Plate showing police tactics against counterfeiters. A Big V comedy and a Christie comedy complete the bill.
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Anita Stewart
Atlas
William J. Flynn
Secret Service
United States
Christie
Death of William F Heaney in city after lingering illness
William F Heaney died Sunday evening at his mother Mrs Amelia Heaney's home at 4517 Thames street after a long illness. Born in Cheyenne 31 years ago he lived in the area most of his life. He is survived by his mother wife a sister Mrs Walter Bradley and a brother Thos Heaney. Funeral Wednesday 9 o'clock at St Mary's Cathedral with interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers: John Connelly Will Cook Milage Grance Gerry Bressaham Charles F Embrey T Joe Cahill.
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William F. Heaney
Amelia Heaney
Thames Street
Mr. Heaney
Cheyenne
Walter Bradley
Thos. Heaney
St. Mary's Cathedral
Oeclock
Assistant State Vet Tenders Resignation
Dr. H. L. Warman, assistant state veterinarian, has tendered his resignation to Dr. B. F. Davis and will enter private practice at Burns. His successor in the state service has not yet been selected.
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H. L. Warman
B. F. Davis
Burns
Weather Summary for Date: Cloudy with warmth to 49
The Weather Gam shows a high of 49 degrees at 4 p.m. and a low of 9 degrees at 6 a.m. Winds from the west reach 60 mph at 12:37 p.m. Precipitation since January 1 totals 2.14 inches versus a normal 2.43. Mean temperature today 29 degrees, normal 38. Cloudy and misty with rain and unmelted snow values noted.
Highways Report South Trails Through Snow to Nebraska Border
Highways Report South noted ten miles of better road then snow ahead as cars traveled from Denver last night toward Big Springs Nebraska passable with heavy snow on the south side of the Durham Arch er North track. A northbound car started this morning but after seven miles turned back due to drifting. Some westbound drifts caused vehicles to return.
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Denver
Big Springs
Neb
Durham
Archer
Ian
Eatonic
State highway bids set for April 20 in city
The Wyoming State Highway Commission will award contracts totaling 1.2 million dollars at its April 20 meeting. Projects include a 25 mile Lincoln Highway stretch from this city to Buford, upgrades from the city to Granite Canon, and a new route along the Union Pacific right of way. Overall, bids cover about 205 miles across 20 projects, with 43 county improvements pushing total under way to 4.6 million.
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State Highway Commission
Buford
Granite Canon
Union Pacific
Granite
Canon
Albany County
Laramie
Nebraska Line
Gheyenne-Torrington Roa
Goshen County
Horse Creek Hill
Natrona County
Gasper Salt Creek
Midwest Refining Company
Bureau of Public Road
State Highway Department
Highway Commission
Albert Pike Chapter elects new officers for year
Officers for the ensuing year were elected last night by Albert Pike Chapter Rose Croix No. 2 at the Masonic Temple. Chosen: wise master Cyrus Beard senior warden Archie Allison junior warden John Burrt orator Rev. George C. Rafter almoner George H. Gilland secretary Samuel treasurer Edward W. Stone.
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Albert Pike
Rose Croix No. 2
Masonic Temple
Wise
Cyrus Beard
Archie Allison
John Burrt
George C. Rafter
George H. Gilland
Samuel
Edward W. Stone
Spring rush to northern gold fields begins
Pacific coast steamers head to Arctic point carrying capacity crowds as the spring rush to the northern gold fields starts, signaling heavy passenger demand and shifting travel patterns.
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Artic Point
Peter W. Collins Speaks on Bolshevism in Cheyenne
Peter W. Collins former international secretary of the IBEW spoke at Cheyenne High School gym under Knights of Columbus. He addressed Bolshevism and the world’s troubles attracting a large crowd. His lecture offered a new perspective on the Red menace and was described as educational and instructive.
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Peter W. Collins
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Cheyenne
Knights of Columbus
Mr. Collins
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Yellowstone
City News
Pioneer Avenue
Fort Russell
Frederick C. Thissen
Miss Vila Adelaide Miller
Robert Jerpe
California
J. E. Dade
Dorothy A. Theiss
Cheyenne High School
Feree Marks
Jimmy Storey
Art King
Donny Sorensen
Edgar W. Bean
Topeka
Loretta Laughton
Leadville
Boreas
Leslie T. Carpenter
Helen EB. la Chapelle
Axel Sandberg
the Tribune
Citizens’ National Bank
United States Weather Bureau
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Kerwin
Elwood Bulgin
George W. Daiber Carey
Frontier Board
V. B
VV B
Penver
Colo
Natleson Dolcars
Ctare Orbocce
Eatonic Remedy Co
Dept. 3
Ses
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