Mystery of 87 Key Used to Open Cash Register Solved
The Chey une Steam Baking plant reveals a nightly tampering pattern with the cash register opened by the 7 key. An eleven year old boy, paroled to his parents, is held after being found with a key to the sales room door and alleged repeated thefts and pastry damage.
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Cheyune Steam Baking Company
Louis Smith and Manewal
Essehing
Cotnrehin
Stich
Wit Dear
al Vicoli Fa Smith
Fin
Intruder Accesses Cash Drawer Through Register Keys
A crime report notes an intruder opened a cash register using the left side key positions to obtain the drawer access. The thief grabbed $4.85 before escape, with mention of a frequently used 7 key. It suggests misuse of the No Sale option to gain entry.
No Greek Consular Agent In Wyoming
An afternoon paper misstated that Nick J. Mandanis served as Greek consular agent at Cheyenne. Mandanis says he is not a consular agent and has never claimed to be one, his involvement with Greeks in Wyoming is personal. Peter Dracos of Kiskaria Piracos notes there is no Greek consular agent in Wyoming per Greek legation in Washington.
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Nick J. Mandanis
Cheyenne
Mandanis
Wyoming
Peter Dracos
Kiskaria & Piracos
Washington
Unemployment Grows Throughout Nation
Unemployment rose across the nation in the week ending April as reports from 66 cities to the federal employment service showed 38 cities with a labor surplus totaling 1394 505 an increase of 5855 from the prior week. Four cities reported a labor shortage worth 4650 and nine showed supply and demand equality. New England areas had the largest surplus increases while the Pacific coast remained steady and many southern areas still faced shortages.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Employment Service
New England
Pacific Coast
Slow Move of Fifteen-Room House to New Site
A fifteen room frame house owned by Henry Bullock is being slowly moved via jack screws to a new lot on Warren Avenue near the Baptist church. The process advances only a few feet daily to avoid structural damage, with completion expected by week’s end.
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Henry Bullock
Warren Avenue
Resignation Offered by Mormon Leader Joseph Smith III
Lamons Iowa April 10 Associated Press reports Joseph Smith III offers resignation as president of the reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints to the general conference. The action stems from a dispute over whether mission appointments should rest with him or a quorum of twelve. Conference draws 700 delegates from the United States and abroad. Smith, grandson of Joseph Smith, founded the church in 1830 and has led since 1915 after his father’s death.
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Reorganized Church
Latter Day Saints
Smith
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Brigham Young
Mexican governors kidnapped near border
Governor Andrez Oconee and his brother Gre gorio Mxina, Tamaulipak military commander, were abducted from a returning conference train near Laredo. Officials say the train was halted by dynamiting the track and the pair are held for ransom. telegrams name Marcelo Carava, Luis Caballero and Eulalia Caillerres as receivers. The Ozuna faction is said to control the area and no ransom demand reported.
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Laredo
Tex
Andrez Oconee
Gregorio Mxina
Tamaulipak
Marcelo Carava
Luis Caballero
Eulalia Caillerres
Cannes
Linares
Victoria
Newvo Laredo
Monterey
William P. Hobty
Texas
Zambrano
Coahubla
Mirales
Neuvo
Leon
Aoh Kamar Cobb
State Department
Tampico
Revolutionist
Neuvo Laredo
Whole Flock of New Notaries Appointed
Governor Carey yesterday appointed a group of new notaries public in several counties. Named are I. I. Schwarts Casper Natrona county James D Chaplin Cheyenne Laramie county P B Keyn Newcastle Weston county K A Tidball Lusk Niobrara county H A Gross Lusk Niobrara county S A Nelson Powell Park county B S Martell Wind River Fremont county
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Carey
I. I. Schwarts
Casper
Natrona County
James D. Chaplin
Cheyenne
Laramie County
P. B. Keyn
Newcastle
Weston County
K. A. Tidball
Lusk
Niobrara County
H.A. Gross
S. A. Nelson
Powell
Park County
B. S. Martell
Wind River
Fremont County
Three Applicants for Mine Inspectorships Examined
The state board of examiners for coal mine inspectors conducted examinations at the capitol yesterday for the two Wyoming inspectorships. Three applicants faced the board, which carries the longest official designation in the Wyoming government.
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Capitol Building
State Board of Examiners
Wyoming
Overseas Officer Visiting Cheyenne
Lieut. William Shorthi of the Ninety-fifth division arrived in Cheyenne. A veteran of the Spanish American War and the Mexican border campaign he is connected with Mrs Hammenad of List Shortest.
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Wiliam Shorthi
Butts Franco
Ane Rceres
Mra
Hammenad
List Shortest
Gallant Negro Officer Recalls Heroic War Service
Lieutenant John Leonard, first German prisoner captor in the Ninety-second division, spoke at a Colored People's Givio meeting at the A. M. E. church annex. He recounted war reminiscences, modest about his gallant actions, while Samuel James discussed the Thirteenth to Fifteenth amendments and Mrs. James Smith sang. Leonard joined service 1899, served in the 9th cavalry in the Philippines, trained at Des Moines in 1917, commissioned in the 864th Infantry, fought in Saint Die Vosges and Meuse Argonne, arrived home February 5, discharged March 99nd at Camp Meade, and lives at 1014 West Nineteenth Street with wife and two children.
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John ®. Leonard
Colored People's Givio Association
A. M. FE
WW. CG
Jefferson
Samuel James
United States
James Smith
Leonard
9Th Cavalry
Philippines
Islands
States
Des Moines
Ile
864Th Infantry
St. Die "Vosges
Meuse-Argonne
Marbache
Second Army
Lieut
Overseal
Camp Meade
Weal Nineteentl Street
Brother Missing Twenty Five Years Rumor Reaches Governor
Mrs. Thomas Lonegan of Greenpoint Brooklyn asks Governor Carey for help locating her brother Thomas Francis Hennessy. He last wrote twenty five years ago from Iron Mountain about forty miles from Cheyenne and was then about fifty two, engaged in railroad work. Anyone with information is asked to contact his sister or Governor Carey.
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Carey
Thomas Lonegan
Kent Street
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
New York
Thomas Francis Hennessy
Iron Mountain
Cheyenne
Hennesy
Kearful Returns to Capital Without Suits
Assistant Attorney General Kearful of the U S department of justice will depart for Washington with his stenographer Miss Murphy after a Wyoming visit. A Washington conference with oil firms and the Interior Department produced a tentative understanding likely to render proposed litigation unnecessary.
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Kearful
United States Department of Justice
Wyoming
Salt Creek
Washington
Miss Murphy
Department of the Interior
Credit Rating Exchange Members to Hold Banquet Soon
Members of the Wyoming Credit Rating Exchange will hold their first banquet at the Industrial club on the evening of Wednesday, April 47. E. A. Howell, central western chairman of the Metall Credit Men's National association, will be the chief speaker. Addresses will be delivered by Mr. Need, secretary of the Not all Credit Men's association of Denver, and several local speakers.
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Wyoming Credit Rating Exchange
Industrial Club
E. A. Howell
Central Western
Metall Credit Men's National Association
Need
Not All Credit Men's Association of Denver
Firemen Knit Socks for Soldiers at Station
The local Red Cross chapter installs a knitting machine at Pioneer Avenue fire station. Firemen dedicate their leisure moments to producing socks for soldiers, turning idle time into helpful service.
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The
Red Cross
Pioneer Avenue
Condition Update on Fred Marquardsen After Poison Attack
The article reports Fred Marquardsen’s condition improving after a Sunday night attack involving uremic poison. Dr. Irvine of the local hospital oversees his care as the case progresses with medical staff monitoring his recovery.
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Fred Marquardsen
Irvine
Sam Brownell Resigns to Become Stockman
Sam Brownell resigns from his current post and plans to take a position as stockman. The report notes Brownell's recent appointment and ties to agricultural business in the region. Local officials are not mentioned.
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Sam Brownell
Huns to Get Food From United States At Cost
In Coblenz on April 20 the first trainload of flour bacon milk and evaporated milk will be distributed to German civilian officials in the American zone. Supplies come from French army depots and cost the army plus transportation, with deliveries in the coming days.
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United States
Assocated Press
Coblenz
France
Army
Shipyard Grafter Detected Drawing Pay For Nonexistent Work
A Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation worker at Harriman Pa yards was arrested for collecting pay he did not earn. Convicted in Philadelphia he was ordered to pay court costs and return 46.20 dollars, which he did promptly. Other shipyards will prosecute loafers similarly.
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Philadelphia
Harriman
Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation
Army Hag To Cap ture Arms Before Ready For Battle
London April 10 The Volunteer Army of General Denikin grew from 400 to over 100000 men with no arms at start. Recruits joined bare handed and later arms were seized from Bolsheviks in sorties. The force relied on fast cavalry actions to keep munitions flowing for a year.
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London
Associated Press
Denikine
Tuskia
Saya
Odessa
Russia
Alexieff
Novotcherkask
Don
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