Funeral rites set for Cheyenne man Casey Wichie
The body of Sylvester Richie known as Casey Wichie arrives in Cheyenne from Seattle after being killed in the Seattle rail yard yards. Funeral is Tuesday at St Marys Cathedral at 9 am with interment at Gapee Cemetery. Pallbearers named Ed School James Wilces M F Grace William MelInerney John P Maryahy Ed Garrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Richia
Seattle
Cheyenne
Clyde Warly-Bricker Brothers
Evans Street
Richie
Mary E. Richie
Frank
Erie
Vincent
Butte
Leo J
Canada
Celia Kelley
Kelley
Gheyenne
Vincent Richie
St. Mary's Cathedral
Hartman
Gapee Cemetery
Ed School
James Wilces
M. F. Grace
William MelInerney
John P. Maryahy
Ed Garrity
Sylvester Wichie
Casey’ Wichie
Denver Givie Center Sale Reported to Police
No. 1 Continued from Page 1 describes Mr. Six as sole owner of the Denver Give Center who purchased the property for 180 dollars that afternoon. He told police two men offered the property while he sat on a bench. Six has been jailed awaiting funds from friends and hails from a ranch 38 miles east of Thermopolis.
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Six
Denver Givie Center
Denver Givie Center Company, Incorporated
Cime Center
Thermopolis
Nolice
Earnings surge mark postwar profits across industries
Last year profits rose sharply in several sectors. Burns Bross, among the largest US coal dealers, earned 40 cents per ton versus 24 and a half cents in 1916. United Drug Co. posted earnings up 242 percent on $50 million yearly sales. American Tea Co. reported a near $8 million gain on 20 percent fewer goods sold. Pacific Mills saw 84 percent higher cotton and worsted dress goods output, while United States Steel saw nearly 500 million dollars in excess profits over five years after dividends though investments reached about 315 million.
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Burns Bross
United States
United Drug Company
American Tee Company
Pacific Mills
United States Steel
Johnson widens lead in Montana presidential primary
Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California strengthened his position for the Republican presidential endorsement as returns from 902 precincts in 10 of 52 counties plus scattered votes from Sweet Grass placed him ahead of Wood, Hoover, Lowden, and Harding.
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Thwilena
Mont
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Montana
Johnson
Wood
Hoover
Lowden
Harding
Local Chamber to Join National Body
The Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce has applied for membership in the Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America. Inclusion in the national body is rarely possible for a city chamber of commerce.
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Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America
Washington, DC. C
Chamber of Commerce
I. W. W. Strike Turned Down at Bulte Meeting
In Mont April 24 a joint meeting of the Metal Workers Union of Bulte reports that delegates unanimously turned down the strike action. Details of the negotiation and next steps were not disclosed.
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Atm
Mont
Metal Mrades Union of
Miners Strike Vote Fails. Metal Trades to Return
Organizations by referendum or organization votes declined to participate in the strike of miners called by Metal Mine Workers No. 800 I. W. W. The ballot was taken at the request of the striking miners and the rejection of the strike proposal means approximately 1,000 metal tradesmen will report for work Monday, an official of the Metal Trades council stated.
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Metal Mine Workers No. 800
The
Metal Trades Council
Boxing bill passes Albany to permit 45 round bouts
The New York Assembly approved the Walker boxing bill designed to permit 45 round bouts in the state. The measure, introduced in the Senate by Minority Leader J. J. Walker, now goes to the governor for action. It was drafted by the army navy and civilian board of boxing control.
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Albany
N. Y
Assembly
New York State
Senate
J. J. Walker
Army, Navy
Civilian Board of Boxing Control
Christmas Church Notices Shared Across Local Congregations
Local notices list services at First Church of Christ Scientist First Congregational Church First Methodist Episcopal Central avenue First Baptist Church and other denominations. Times include morning and evening masses and sermons with activities for Sunday school Epworth League and B Y P U. Reads like a timetable for worship and community events.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
First Methodist Episcopal
Central Avenue
Newton M. Temple
A. m. Tople
Epworth League
First Baptist Church
Nineteenth Street
Warren Avenue
Bruce Edmund Jackson
Copper ore boom eyed near Cheyenne with Hecla finds
Geologists report rich copper ore near Hecla with claims worth 3 million dollars in sight and a projected 6500 foot shaft. A dry concentration plant and ore mill may follow if bonds raise 30000 dollars, aiming to turn Cheyenne into a copper mining town. Local reports note possible mother lode parallels north and east of the area.
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Hecla
Grow Valley
Cheyenne
Hermosa
Crystal Lake Dam
Fairview Mining Company
Monte Christo
Happy Jack Road
Summit Ranch
Presbyterian Church Services With Two Sermons
The Presbyterian Church holds its regular services with morning sermon titled The Best Investment and evening sermon Compassion. New members will be received at the 11 o'clock service.
Bonded Whisky Gamble Stirs Bootlegger's Trial
A Colorado bootlegger discusses prices for twelve quart cases of whisky in a tale noting a Cadillac used for contraband runs. The case details claim sixty quarts or 15 gallons sold for $1,000, equating to $66 per gallon.
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Colorado
Contraband Bourbon Offloads Near Denver Market
Report notes contraband bourbon valued at 30 dollars per quart reaching Denver. Bootleggers, wary of seizure, avoid carrying five cases of bourbon aboard to stay under detection.
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Denver
Wyoming Good Roads Association District Meetings Called
Wyoming Good Roads Association district meetings of directors have been called for Cheyenne observations indicate sessions to discuss road improvements and governance. Local officials and members from various counties expected to attend to set agendas and priorities.
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The
Wyoming Good Roads Association
Chey
Wyoming road association sessions announced
L L Newton president Cody Wyoming announces meetings in May across Casper Sheridan Rock Springs and Cheyenne to gather county officers and interested groups from Natrona Converse Fremont Syn ohh Ms Niobrara Sweetwater Lincoln Uinta Camp Johnson Crook Weston to plan a working program benefiting Wyoming road development. April 49, 1920.
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Lane
Feaday
Anil
Ho Springs
Casper
Eb E Basin
Sheridan
Wyoming
Gheyenne
Laramie
Platte
Goshen
Albany
Carbon
Rock Springs
Sweetwater
Lincoln
Uinta
Natrona
Converse
Fremont
Syn Ohh
Niobrara
At Sheridan
Iter Sheridan
Camp Johnson
Crook
Weston
L. L. Newton
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I. W. W. Strike
New York
Viitory ‘O Weullouiaes
Patrick A. McGovern
James Hartman
H. Kosters
Father Hartman
Hegla's
Cheyenne, Wyo
U. S
Cheyenne Filling Station
Ford
Pioneer Avenue
John Mullin
Oe Channell
Chicago
Toronto
London
Paris
Park’s
Park
Dans, Park & Company Jewelers
Natl. Bank Bldg
Hallmark
Cody
Buick
Shulek
Coad Ranch Sale
Waterloo Boy
Maple Grove Land and Live Stock Co
Are
Ds Big
C.posroe
Gerri
Aoe
Fine Bluffs
State Bank, of
Burns
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