IRS Limits Expert in West dies Daly
Joseph J. Daly longtime leader in Cheyenne and western linotype pioneer died in a Chicago hospital after a major operation failed Daly as editor of Sheridan Enterprise previously in Joliet and Cheyenne He was 55 and survived by a widow and one daughter Geraldine.
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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 Dead and Nineteen Missing in Colorado Blizzard
Reports from Denver state six dead and nineteen missing after a storm swept Colorado from Saturday to Monday. Among the dead are sheepherders Juan Sandavall Ramon Gallegos and Pedro Mendoza found southeast of Trinidad. Other victims include evangelist Robert A. Lewis and miner Louis Brugger. Densely packed drifts claimed cattle on William G. Hogg’s Silver Maples ranch near Aurora. Rail service resumes while isolated lines remain blocked.
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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
Denver Thefts Linked to Suspected High Jacking Gang
The report notes three bottles left from an earlier liquor heist and suggests last night’s theft was cruder. Police suspect a Denver gang may be linked to high jacking jobs from Thursday and Friday nights, with earlier five Cheyenne homes targeted.
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Denver
Conditions Much Improved As City Clears Streets
Cheyenne reports rapid return to normal after heavy snow. Street cars back after 5 pm, taxis operating, and plowing opened many streets. Coal and milk deliveries resumed. meat shipments expected from Denver as Hammond Packing access opens. Sidewalks shoveled, schools reopened, and traffic normalizes citywide.
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Cheyenne
Denver
Hammond Packing Company
Highway bids to be opened today in state
The state highway commission postponed bids until today at 2 PM for about 4.2 million dollars of road work across thirteen counties. Nineteen projects cover 180 miles and multiple bridges. Laramie county plans a 25 mile Lincoln highway segment linking to Albany county and Union Pacific grade work, aiming for a premier gravel highway between this city and Laramie.
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State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Laramie County
Albany County
Union Pacific
Laramie
Outlaw strike officers told to return to work by midnight
Pennsylvan ia railroad employees in the general outlaw strike were ordered to resume work by midnight Wednesday. In New York the strike's impact remained on the New Jersey waterfront yards with some men still out while replacements moved in. Hudson river tubes carried trains all day but service ended at 7 pm and was to resume tomorrow.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Jersey
Hudson River
Cheyenne Advertising Campaign Aims to Draw New Industry
A plan to promote Cheyenne to attract industry and residents emphasizes conservative growth based on solid facts. The campaign will publish stories highlighting Cheyenne’s advantages, expand regional trade, and distribute extra copies locally and beyond. Mr. Evans leads publicity, bringing Chamber of Commerce experience.
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Cheyenne
Chéyenne
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Overalls Trend Hits Colorado & Southern workforce
Continued Q from Page 1 notes Colorado & Southern employees plan a similar move as hundreds appear in overalls rather than suits. Glukhings dealers list common overalls at 83 and coveralls at 4, while Shepherd & Klett warn current stock is cheaper than next consignments. The firm states overalls retail at 3 per suit, with wholesale next shipment at 9 per dozen.
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Colorado & Southern
Glukhing
Sheperd & Klett
Rescue of Train 22 From Massive Snow Drifts
Report outlines how train number 22 traveling Kansas City to Cheyenne via Denver was freed after being buried by 18 foot drifts. Seventy workers cleared cars piece by piece using a rotary plow and multiple mogul engines to reassemble the train at Cheyenne.
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Kansas City
Cheyenne
Oregon Ranch
Archer Hill
Sidney
Governor Carey Halted by Blizzard at Carey Ranch
Governor Robert D. Carey, in Wyoming for an inspection of state institutions, was caught in a blizzard in the Big Horn basin. He reached the Carey ranch at Careyhurst before rail lines blocked, and directed care for the Carey herds while awaiting railroad reopening.
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Robert D. Carey
Big Horn Basin
Worland
Big Carey Ranch
Careyhurst
Boy Scout Troop 2 Wins 47 16 in Parish House Basketball
Troop 2 of the Boy Scouts defeated Troop 3 by 47 to 16 in a game at the Parish house last evening. Hirsig and Buckingham led the winners while Nimmo and Crone starred for Troop 3. A rematch is planned two weeks from last night.
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Boy Scouts
Hirsig
Buckingham
Nimmo
Crone
Weather Note Rain Snow and Cold Midweek
The forecast calls for rain or snow and a drop in temperature on Wednesday. Thursday will be partly cloudy with warmer conditions in the western portion.
Snow Plow Battle Clears Routes and Restores Travel
officials report heroic 24 hour effort by a rotary snowplow to break through heavy drifts. Passengers learn trains will resume on Union Pacific with normal schedules and freight moving. Burlington to Sterling remains blocked while Colorado and Southern prioritizes stalled trains toward the city.
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Colorado & Southern
Union Pacific
Burlington
Sterling
Fifty Fifty Split By High Jackers
Thieves broke into Ralph S. Adamsky’s home at 216 West Twenty-seventh Street and took half of his private stock of six beers kept in the cellar. The break in shattered a back door pane. the Adamskys were away at M. P. Keefe’s house next door when the theft occurred. Police notified after returning home at about 9:50 PM.
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Ralph S. Adamsky
West Twenty-seventh Street
Mr. Adamsky
M. P. Keefe
Adamsky
Cross Company Takes Over Laramie Add
Cross Company announces it has taken over the Midwest Second Auction in Laramie. The property consists of twenty seven blocks north of the University of Wyoming and the Laramie office opened shortly after the first of the year.
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Worden D. Cross Realty Company
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Local Concern
Marshall Urges Free Press Yet Favors Restraint on Troublemakers
New York April 20 Vice President Marshall spoke to Associated Press directors urging constitutional protection for freedom of speech and press while criticizing those who fuel trouble. He warned against despair over prices recalling post Civil War scarcity, urged emphasis on production and consumption, and cautioned against neglect of basic natural laws. The luncheon toasted President Wilson’s health and AP officials thanked directors 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 Meeting Postponed to April 30
The Shrine Partly and Ball event, originally set for April 23, has been postponed to Friday, April 30. CG B Morgan serves as president of the Shrine Club.
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Shrine Club
CG. B. Morgan
Clemenceau Returns From African Trip
Premier Clemenceau arrives in Marseilles aboard the steamer Sphynx from Egypt after a prolonged visit abroad for recreation.
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Clemenceau
Marseilles
Sphynx
Egypt
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