City News in Brief Cheyenne items flood page
Grading started yesterday on Hassel Street eroding the entire length. Sheriff Smatley returned from Rawlins with the Shriners. Court sessions planned include United States district court Monday for routine business with no big cases on schedule. City officials report police HQ furniture being refinished and jail steelwork painted grey. Weather hindered fishing trips and garden work. many residents spaded gardens and trimmed trees. Coal prices rise after mine operators’ increase. Divorce petition filed by Edward J. Mullen against Anne Mullen for desertion. Bulginitos demolished near 9th Street. plans for public market proceed with Dubois drawing plans. Police report chickens roaming free, gardens damaged. High school cadets went to the ranges. smoke stack plans attract attention. Electric signs increasingly common. Bert Gole to visit next week with Reed Hollister to discuss a plane purchase. School-supplies dealers run exhibitions to clear stocks. tractors replacing horses for spring plowing. Plowing underway citywide. hills scoured for wildflowers. Lake Minnehaha hosts woodpeckers. City commissioners may discuss piping North Lake water to Milancaha. Stock Growers’ bank walls cleaned. telephone crews depart for south and west lines.
Turkish family reunites in uneasy U S search tale
A five year wane of Turks Natgla and Titoon reunite in the United States with brother David, after separations and a lifelong search. Narratives of captivity, escape, and chance lead them toward a fragile reconciliation amid lingering tensions.
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New York
Natgla
United States
David
Sivas
Alan
Sandis
Cheyenne Alleys Brighten Business Districts Amid Civic Upgrades
Alley lights multiply in Cheyenne's business districts as darkness recedes and public safety improves. City amusements remain popular with 415 youths despite poor weather, while marriage licenses are issued to Ora L Hendricks of Barns and Corna A Sherwen of Sterling Calo.
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Cheyenne
Fark
Ora L. Hendricks
Barns
Corna A. Sherwen
Sterling, Calo
Cheyenne Band Serenades Convicts at Rawlins
The Union Pacific band, with Shriners, visited Rawlins Friday and played at the Carbon County penitentiary for an hour and a half from 5 to 6 pm. Prisoners expressed thanks in a message read to the Shriners by Governor Carey. Additional concerts were planned at Union Pacific shops from 12:15 to 1:00 pm and another in Rawlins.
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Union Pacific
Shriners
Rawlins
Carbon County
State Penitentiary
Carey
Rawling
de Hens
Wendy Gane Rei
Girl held in county jail after mental health concern
Margaret Kelley, believed mentally unsound, is in the county jail awaiting investigation after a report to police. She reportedly sought to see Bishop P A McGovern and refused to leave the priest's house, prompting police to remove her for assessment. The article also notes early automotive history in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Margaret Kelley
Guilfell
Paeen
Red Cross
P. A. McGoverd
Wyoming
Mystery of Missing Silver From Maggie Stowers Home
Police investigate a theft where a trunk in Maggie Stowers home was robbed of silver and coins including gold pieces. A familiar suspect environment hints at inside knowledge of the hiding spot, raising questions about motive and the value of old silver versus money.
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Maggie Wers
Soused Salesman En ters Plea of Guilty
John Lair was arraigned in Judge Housemans court yesterday on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He pleaded guilty, and was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to serve thirty days in the county jail. Lair was arrested on a complaint signed by Mrs Maude Winkel back, who said that she gave the man an order for groceries amounting to 642 dollars. Of this amount 27 dollars was paid with the order and the balance was to be turned over when groceries, which never appeared.
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John Lair
Local Ad Fragments Describe Liquor Purchase Details
A fragmentary ad note mentions a person named aE Lale going to court over buying liquor with found money. It references whisky served in coffee, a price in cents, and mentions “white mule” and bourbon sold for small change. The clippings show ad blocks and brief notices from Leader WANT ADS.
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Ae Lale
Me Ake
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