IRS LIMITS EXPERT IN WEST JOE DALY DIES
Joe Daly longtime Cheyenne linotype operator and former Sheridan Enterprise editor died at a Chicago hospital after a major operation failed. Daly 55 survived by a widow and daughter Geraldine. he helped install the first linotype west of the Missouri River and was a noted Democratic editor.
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Joseph J. Daly
Leader
Missouri River
Chicago
Joliet
Daly
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Sheridan Enterprise
E. A. Slack
Linotype
Missouri
Mc Daly
Slack
Wyoming
United States
Geraldine
Three Known Dead in Colorado Blizzard Seeks Missing
Colorado blizzard from Saturday to Monday leaves six dead and nineteen missing. Three sheepherders found south east of Trinidad. bodies of Juan Sandavall Ramon Gallegos and Pedro Mendoza. Other storm victims include evangelist Robert A. Lewis and coal miner Louis Brugger. Denver rail lines back to normal. one bound Union Pacific traveler dies in berth after storm delay.
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Denver
Colorado
Trinidad
Juan Sandavall
Ramon Gallegos
Pedro Mendoza
Robert A. Lewis
Brighton
Louis Brugger
Lafayette
William G. Hogg
Silver Maples Ranch
Aurora
Inexperienced thieves target liquor in Denver area
Three bottles of an ancient brew remain after a crude liquor theft. Police link last night's break‑in to earlier highjacking sprees, noting a less professional job by likely inexperienced thieves. A Denver gang is suspected in similar robberies from Thursday and Friday nights.
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Denver
Conditions Improve as Cheyenne Clears Snow
Cheyenne ends heavy snow disruption with return of streetcars and taxis. Plowing reopened many streets and coal deliveries resumed. milk delivery also resumed and meat shipments expected from Denver. Sidewalks shoveled, schools reopened, and traffic returning to normal.
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Cheyenne
Denver
Hammond Packing Company
Highway bids to be opened today in state
The state highway commission will open bids at 2 p m for about 4 2 million dollars in nineteen road projects across thirteen counties. The work includes 180 miles of road and several bridges with Laramie county plans a twenty five mile Lincoln highway section from the city to Albany county line linking with ongoing Union Pacific grade construction.
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State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Laramie County
Albany County
Union Pacific
Laramie
Striking Pennsyl vania railroad workers faced bail and ultimatums
The group who joined the outlaw strike failed to post 5000 bail each. five did, seven were arrested elsewhere. In New York on April 20 the company ordered a return to work by midnight Wednesday. New Jersey waterfront crews remained out but were being replaced. Hudson tunnel trains ran all day but service was halted at 7 pm and set to resume tomorrow.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Jersey
Hudson River
Cheyenne Promotes City Through New Industries Campaign
Mr Evans, former head of publicity for West Texas Chamber of Commerce, will write a series of stories highlighting Cheyenne’s industries to attract residents and businesses. The campaign aims to advertise the city to county and state, extend trade, and place Cheyenne on the map with broad newspaper distribution on Thursdays and Sundays.
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Cheyenne
Chéyenne
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Overalls Trend Widens Among Colorado & Southern Workers
Continued Q from Page 1 notes Colorado & Southern employees plan more dress changes. Hundreds appeared in overalls, replacing suits. Glukhing dealers quote 83 for common overalls and 4 for coveralls. Shepherd & Klett says current stock is cheaper than next shipment. Retail overalls run 3 a suit, wholesale next shipment 9 a dozen. The fad will exhaust cheap stocks and push prices up with new arrivals.
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Colorado & Southern
Glukhing
Sheperd & Klett
Rescue of Train 22 From Deep Drifts Near Cheyenne
Train 22 on the Kansas City to coast route via Denver and Cheyenne was freed from eighteen foot drifts after a local crew, seventy workers, and a rotary snow plow cleared the line. The engines pulled cars one by one from the cut off to the main line, reassembled at Cheyenne, with four engines aiding the climb from the hole to Archer Hill.
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Kansas City
Cheyenne
Oregon Ranch
Archer Hill
Sidney
Governor Carey Survives Blizzard Visit in Big Horn
Governor Robert D. Carey was trapped by a blizzard in the Big Horn basin during a statewide inspection trip. He diverted to the Carey ranch at Careyhurst near Worland and directed care of the Carey herds while trains were halted and rail service restored.
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Robert D. Carey
Big Horn Basin
Worland
Big Carey Ranch
Careyhurst
Boy Scout Troops Edge Each Other In Parish House Game
Troop 2 of the Boy Scouts defeated Troop 3 47 to 16 at the parish house last evening. Hirsig and Buckingham led the winners while Nimmo and Crone starred for the losers. A rematch is scheduled two weeks from last night.
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Boy Scouts
Hirsig
Buckingham
Nimmo
Crone
Weather Outlook
Rain or snow expected with colder air Wednesday and a partly cloudy Thursday. Temperatures rise slightly in the western portion as conditions improve.
Snowbound Rails Thaw as Huge Plow Clears Route
Officials report a 24 hour snowplow work effort breaking through deep drifts to restore service. Passengers waited as rotary plow advanced and normal traffic resumed on the Union Pacific. Burlington to Sterling remains blocked while Colorado and Southern moves stalled trains ahead of freight.
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Colorado & Southern
Union Pacific
Burlington
Sterling
Fifty Fifty Split by High Jackers
Thieves broke into Ralph S Adamsky at 216 West Twenty seventh street and took half of his private stock, six bottles of beer left in the cellar for two years. The house was entered after breaking a back door pane. Adamsky and family were away at 210 West Twenty seventh street.
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Ralph S. Adamsky
West Twenty-seventh Street
Mr. Adamsky
M. P. Keefe
Adamsky
Cross Company Takes Over Laramie Add
The Worden D Cross Realty company announces it has taken over the Midwest Second Auction in Laramie. The property spans twenty seven blocks north of the University of Wyoming with a newly opened local office becoming one of the citys most active real estate offices.
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Worden D. Cross Realty Company
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Local Concern
Marshall urges common sense at AP directors meeting
New York April 20 Vice President Marshall urged freedom of speech and press but warned against encouraging troublemakers. He pressed against inflation of government and urged prosperity through farms and factories. The luncheon toasted President Wilson and AP officials were thanked for service as retiring directors were re elected.
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New York
Marshall
Associated Press
Wilson
Frank B. Noyes
Victor I. Lawson
Chicago Daily News
Shrine Club Postpones April Event to April 30
The Shrine Partly and Ball originally set for April 23 is moved to Friday April 30 per CG. B. Morgan, president of the Shrine Club.
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Shrine Club
CG. B. Morgan
Clemenceau Returns from African Trip to Marseille
Premier Clemenceau arrives in Marseille aboard the steamer Sphynx after a prolonged visit in Egypt for recreation. The return marks his forthwith arrival in Europe following the African tour.
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Marseilles
Clemenceau
Sphynx
Egypt
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