Mystery of 87 Key Used to Open Cash Register Solved
An eight seven key was used to open the cash register at Chey une Steam Baking Co. nightly. Louis Smith and Manewal suspect a local boy, age eleven, who was found near the sales room with a matching key. The boy is in custody as investigators review the extent of nightly thefts and tampering with pastry.
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Cheyune Steam Baking Company
Louis Smith and Manewal
Essehing
Cotnrehin
Stich
Wit Dear
al Vicoli Fa Smith
Fin
Intruder Uses Key Patterns to Open Cash Register
A report notes an intruder opened a cash register by bypassing the No Sale key and using the leftward setup of the device. The thief aimed to access the drawer, with the unusual 7 key repeatedly observed during the incident.
No Greek Consular Agent In Wyoming
An afternoon publication error suggested Nick J. Mandanis was a Greek consular agent at Cheyenne. Mandanis says he is not a consular agent and has never claimed to be one. Peter Dracos of Kiskaria & Piracos notes there is no Greek consular agent in Wyoming per Greek legation dispatch. Local Greeks in Cheyenne plan a community organization.
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Nick J. Mandanis
Cheyenne
Mandanis
Wyoming
Peter Dracos
Kiskaria & Piracos
Washington
Unemployment Grows Throughout Nation
Reports from 66 cities show a weekly rise in unemployment with 38 cities reporting a labor surplus totaling 1 394 505, up 5 855 from the prior week. Four cities report a labor shortage totaling 4 650 and nine show a balance of supply and demand. New England records the heaviest surplus increases while the Pacific coast stays nearly steady and the South remains affected by shortages.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Employment Service
New England
Pacific Coast
Slowly Moving a Fifteen Room House to New Site
A fifteen room frame house owned by Henry Bullock is being slowly moved to a new location on Warren Avenue near the Baptist Church. Workers use jack-screws and a guided nav log to minimize structural damage, making only a few feet of progress per day. It should reach its permanent site by midweek.
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Henry Bullock
Warren Avenue
Resignation Bid From Mormon Leader Amid Conference
Lamons Iowa April 10. Frederick M. Smith offers to resign as president of the reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints during the general conference. A split over whether missionaries appointment should rest with him or the twelve prompts the move. Delegates from across the U S and abroad attend the monogamous church meeting. Smith, grandson of Joseph Smith, leads a movement that has battled polygamy since its reorganization in 1915.
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Reorganized Church
Latter Day Saints
Smith
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Brigham Young
Mexican bandits kidnap governor near our border
Governor Andrez Oconee and his brother Gre gorio Mxina military commander of Tamaulipak were kidnapped from a train returning from a governors conference near Laredo Texas. They were taken after the track was dynamited and held for ransom, with authorities in Mexico reporting no ransom demand yet.
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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
Governor appoints broad new field of notaries public
Governor Carey yesterday appointed a large list of notaries public across Wyoming counties. The appointees include I. I. Schwarts of Casper Natrona county James D. Chaplin of Cheyenne Laramie county P. B. Keyn of Newcastle Weston county K. A. Tidball of Lusk Niobrara county H A Gross of Lusk Niobrara county S. A. Nelson of Powell Park county B. S. Martell of 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 Examine at Capitol
The state board of examiners for coal mine inspectors held examinations yesterday at the capitol building for two Wyoming mine inspectorships. Three applicants underwent testing as part of the selection process.
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Capitol Building
State Board of Examiners
Wyoming
Overseas Officer Visiting Cheyenne
Lieut. William Shorthi of Butts Franco with the Ninety-fivet division arrived in the area. He is a veteran of the Spanish-American War and the Mexican border campaign.
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Wiliam Shorthi
Butts Franco
Ane Rceres
Mra
Hammenad
List Shortest
Gallant Negro Officer Recalls Fierce War Service
Lieutenant John Leonard spoke at a Colored People’s Givio association meeting held at the A. M. E. church annex. He recounted wartime reminiscences and noted his capture of the first German prisoner in the Ninety-second division, detailing service in the Philippines and key battles including St Die Vosges and Meuse-Argonne before discharge at Camp Meade. He and his wife with two children live at 1014 West Nineteenth Street.
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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
Seeks Brother Missing Twenty Five Years From Iron Mountain
Mrs. Thomas Lonegan of Greenpoint Brooklyn appeals to Governor Carey for help locating her brother Thomas Francis Hennessy last heard from twenty five years ago. He was then in railroad work near Iron Mountain about forty miles from Cheyenne and would be about fifty two now. Any information should be sent to his sister or the governor.
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Carey
Thomas Lonegan
Kent Street
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
New York
Thomas Francis Hennessy
Iron Mountain
Cheyenne
Hennesy
Kearful Heads Back to Washington After Oil Fight Talks
Assistant Attorney General Kearful of the U S Department of Justice leaves Wyoming with his stenographer Miss Murphy after a Salt Creek oil field dispute over alleged land occupation. A Washington conference with oil interests and Interior officials yielded a tentative understanding that may avert planned suits.
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Kearful
United States Department of Justice
Wyoming
Salt Creek
Washington
Miss Murphy
Department of the Interior
Credit Rating Exchange Members Plan Banquet
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 with addresses 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 installed a knitting machine at the Pioneer Avenue fire station and firemen devote their leisure moments to making socks for soldiers.
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The
Red Cross
Pioneer Avenue
Condition of Fred Marquardsen Improves
The condition of Fred Marquardsen who was attacked last Sunday night by uremic poison is reported as improving. Dr. Irvine of the local hospital states Marquardsen is responding to treatment and shows signs of recovery.
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Fred Marquardsen
Irvine
Sam Brownell Resigns to Take Stockman Post
Sam Brownell resigns from his recent appointment and plans a career shift to become a stockman. The article notes Brownell’s background in the state’s political and business circles and mentions an age reference to Pescene Rannetis, a 6 year old, in a garbled OCR fragment.
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Sam Brownell
Huns to Get Food From United States at Cost Price
Distribution by German civilians in the American zone will begin within days. The first train shipment includes flour bacon rice and evaporated milk. Supplies come from army depots in France and will be sold to German government officials at cost plus transport charges.
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United States
Assocated Press
Coblenz
France
Army
Shipyard Grafter Detained For Drawing Pay Illicitly
Philadelphia April 10 A man employed at the Harriman ship yards of the Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation drew pay for work he did not perform. He was arrested and convicted, ordered to pay the prosecution costs and $46.20 he did not earn, and he complied. Other shipyards plan similar prosecutions.
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Philadelphia
Harriman
Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation
Army Hag to Capture Arms Before Ready for Battle
London April 10. Correspondence from Odessa describes the Volunteer Army of General Denikine expanding from 400 to over 100,000 men. They began with no arms and funded a year of fighting by capturing Bolshevik munitions, growing through a series of sorties and cavalry actions to replenish supplies as needed.
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London
Associated Press
Denikine
Tuskia
Saya
Odessa
Russia
Alexieff
Novotcherkask
Don
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John E. Leonard
Credit Rating Exchange
Pescene Rannetis
Wes
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