Local city notes and arrivals fill Cheyenne scene
A stream of items from Cheyenne reporters detail residents, visitors, and business activity. Mentions include Stephen B. Sibley of Burns arriving with his wife, J. T. Bell returning from Fort Collins, and J. W. Rupp touring the Universal Metallic Tie company. Also notes Labor association meeting, Arbor Day observations, and city work progress on the Labor Journal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
Stephen B. Sibley
Burns
Mark A. Chapman
Curey Ave
Hell
J. T. Bell
Washington
Fort Collins
Building and Loan Association
Taliaferro
Rock Springs
J. W. Rupp
Universal Metallic Tie Company
Stop Spousing Ban Expanded in Two City Parks
Milwaukee reports an inventor offering a dictograph to record conversations in parks to curb spoo ners. The device links multiple sound receivers to a central station to capture words within hundreds of feet. Kansas City officials plan a high tower searchlight to illuminate couples in Swope Park’s 1200 acres to deter private in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Certral
Kansas City
Swope Park
Griffin
Hill and Dale
Reads First News of France's Marriage in Paper
Chicago report recounts a shock when Miss Gertrude Meyers learns Kurt Beak plans marriage to Jennie Mann after news of their license in San Francisco appears. Meyers, lawyer and sister to Gertrude, says the engagement was ended by surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Chicago
San Francisco
Kurt Rh. Beak
Theniversity of Nitola
Jennie Mann
Withisor Avenue
Gertrude Meyers
L. M. Meyers
Pruideenne
Beak
William ‘’, Meyers
Mise Meyers
Mother-in-law Gets $600 from Promoter Charlot
New York April 25 Alphonse Charlen Charlot promoter of Mexican mines and reputedly wealthy was moved from Ludlow Street jail to the city court to answer a suit by his mother-in-law Mrs Anna Shannon to recover 600 she says she loaned him She had previously secured a 340 weekly alimony payment from Charlot court ordered and the cross examination revealed she lent him money during a Detroit trip last summer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alphonse Charlen Charlot
Ludlow Street
Ths
Mra
Anna Shannon
Charlot
Dace M. Charlot
Detroit
Mich
Supreme Court
Sandy Hook
Official Japanese Population in California by County
The document lists Japanese residents in California with counts by county. Los Angeles 52,000. San Francisco 6,900. Alameda 4,400. Sacramento 3,974. Santa Clara 2,209. Fresno 2,038. San Joaquin 1,804. Monterey 0. Contra Costa 1,000. Farm land owned in three counties totals 12,726 acres and leased land amounts to 18,000 acres.
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Los Angeles County
San Francisco County
Alameda County
Sacramento County
Santa Clara County
Freno County
San Joaquin County
Monterey County
Contra Costa County
Rainy Start Buys Spitball Pitchers Time
Heavy rains that marked the season’s opening are expected to benefit spitball pitchers by delaying play and reducing offense, offering an advantageous stretch for those specialists as teams await clearer conditions.
The Red Widow a Nihiliane Play at Capitol Avenue
Geo M. Cohan endorses The Red Widow and predicts success. Channing Pollock and Rennold Wolf wrote the play with music by Charles J. Ueboat. Raymond Hitchcock and company will star at Capitol Avenue Theatre on April 29 with strong praise from early audiences.
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Raymond Hitchcock
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Channing Pollock
Rennold Wolf
Charles J. Ueboat
Mr. Hitchcock
Lile
Capitol Avenue Theater
Court orders jurors to return for spring planting
District Judge W Langmade discharged the jury in Phillipsburg Kansas today and urged a return to farming. He said more good farmers were needed and that spring planting was more important than two weeks of trial, as two dozen jurors were released to tend crops.
Return to Work After Belgian Manhood Suffrage Strike
More than half the Belgian workers who took part in the great manhood suffrage strike returned to their employment today. The resumption of work is irregular in some parts of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhusshls
Odd Fellows Celebrate 94th Year at Cheyenne Lodge Event
All visiting Odd Fellows are invited to join Cheyenne Lodge No. 1 in celebrating the ninety fourth anniversary of the order. A entertainment will be held at Odd Fellows hall by order of the officers. Long Island at the Washington Market, 26.
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Odd Fellows
Notable Names List Ties to Multiple Cities
A long list of individuals connected to various cities and states appears, including WallaceDenver MH C Card New York C P Plummer Wheatland D W Price Wheatland I C Lane Denver and others such as Mrs P C Lingwall Diamond Wye and Mrs J J Maxey Horse Creek. The fragmentary roster names many more associates across Denver Chicago Boston Salt Lake City Philadelphia and Omaha.
Listed Names From Plains Event Match Notables
A roster from the Plains area includes Smyth of Denver Cop pede Bugee Houston Davis etc. The long list features residents and cities such as Denver Omaha Chicago St. Louis Salt Lake City and Douglas with multiple contributors.
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I. G. Smyth
Denver
J. L. Coppede
W. W. Bugee
North Platte
G. N. Houston
Yenver
C. FP. Davis
Portamouth
Ohio
HH. Rouse
Omaha
J. C. Burkhardt
Chicago
W. A. Blackbourn
St. Louis
E. Mynott
Salt Lake City
Miss &. Gooding
Fort Collins
R. A. Moody Laramie
Ho EB
Bilbrough
G. H. Flyon
Kansas City
T. Comstock
A. H. Kitte
Mary Murphy
J. &. Messenger
Montana
Malcolm Murphy
Joh Loughery
Laramie
J. J. Pegg
Grand Taland
J. D. LeBar
Donglas
Jim Hamilton
Douglas
M. Slowaker
W. M. Slaymaker
J. W. Mott
Boulder
M. F. Burch
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Lin
Seersucker Ginghan
Lawn and Percale Drews
Barnett
City News
Miller's
Carey Ave
Cheyenne
W. Heston Ladies’ Tailor
Carey
Frank Gleason
American Electric
Iitzens
W. C. Kinhead
J. B. Anderson
Lake Minnehaha
Clay
John Clay
Stock Growers National Bank
Craig
Rawlins
Mr. Greaves
Lyric Theater
Los Angeles
Brice of
Wheatland
California
Ford
Br. B. Shaffner
Auto Livery
Hazel Ober
Sidney, Nob
City
Joe Wasserman
Pearlatine
Colorado
George Joffee
Colorado Springs
Joffee
Alwo
Sam Stark
Eddy Street
W. B. Ross
Ed Jacobson
Carpenter District
J. J. Moesch
Buick Autos
Mr. McMillan
P. R. Walker
Frances Chapman
Po-Lce
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Hob Davidson
Islay
Harry Roberts
Taylor
Labor Journal
Newspaper Row
Normandie
Wyoming
Normandie Hotel
M. Henry
C. EB. Birdsell
Lander
Mia
C. D. Sprasue
Pine Bluffs
P. A. Shope
the Plains
Bob Davidson
Mot Griffin
Meeker
Joseph Wilde
J. J. Mooseh
H. J. Bollen
J. A. Elliot
J. A. Cole
Francis J. Carroll
Lacamie
T. A. Cougriff
O. Be, Abbott
R. P. Puller
W. 8. Mateon
Mr. Cosgriff
Iet National Bank of
Metropolitan
George DB
Johnson
B. Castle
Paola
Harry Beam
la Grange
D. McDonald
Diamond
Gua Jobeston
Fifteenth Street
Carey Avenue
Hastings Neturmy
Chas. P. Hastings
Jet Nash
Cogoanut
The
Robinson
M. H. Todd
the House of Features Today
Selig
Kalam
New Jersey Highlands
Trixie
City of
Good Nunic
Chicago Netio Ladies Orchestra
Nelly G. Todd
Direntrons
rT _ oe
Cohan and Harris
Geo. M. Cohan
Capitol Ave
Conan & Faris
Floma Zabbule
O. O
Izens National Bank
Citizens National
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Heyenne
Harry P. Hynds
Atlas Theatre
Pedro
Custons
Ceylon
Willie
Star of Bethlehem
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