Trocadero Four to Open at Atlas Today
The Trocadéro Four led by Joe Birnes and Lou Haywood perform a humorous repertoire with Lee Hollen and Sam West. Featuring Misa Helen Hughey on voice, The Boyle Brothers, Clubdom and Hoopland jugglers, animated subjects, A Girl from Disse and A Good Loser. The Little Perfection Orchestra offers overtures and marches. Paper hanging at Sherman Co.
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Lee Hollen
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Too Many Young Men and Bank Deposits
The Clistsens National bank invites young men to open accounts, noting how small beginnings can grow into larger balances. Bankers welcome these deposits and offer cordial cooperation to new customers starting their financial lives.
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Railroad Day set to attract thousands in Denver parade
A planned Railroad Day on August 20 in Denver will feature free travel for Union Pacific employees and low public rates. Delegations from Laramie Sidney and North Platte plan to attend, with Cheyenne leaders organizing a large party. Events include a Lakeside amusement park program, field sports, a ball game, tug of war, and speeches by Mor rissey Shafroth and Mayor Speer.
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City Lots For Sale With Flexible Terms And Prices
G. S. Oliver advertises lots for sale throughout the city with negotiable terms and prices. Contact phone 574 for details on available parcels and financing options.
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Missouri traveling man Kennon kills self in hotel
Robert T Kennon a well known Missouri traveling man killed himself with a revolver at the Terminal hotel in St Louis. He left a note blaming Harvey C Clark of Nevada Mo a former National Guard brigadier general who had married Kennons ex wife. Clark and Kennon were in a custody dispute over Edward 11. the case set for hearing in Nevada this morning. Worry over losing the boy is cited as the direct cause of Kennons act.
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Rembrandt and Corot Works Fetch Thousands at Auction
The Rembrandt brandt illustration sold in London for 300000 to Henry C. Fisk, and a Corot painting brought 68260 by Knoedler of New York at Christie’s. A Turner piece sold for 46150 in the Holland sale, the highest for a Turner. Corot’s work had not surpassed 21000 in England thirty years ago. Rembrandt’s The Pollak Rider sold to Fisk for about 200000 after being shown briefly at Carfax Gallery. The painting, 46 by 62 1 2 inches, was once owned by Count Toloweki near Cracow.
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Plain clothes auto detectives patrol Cheyenne streets
City assigns plain clothes automobile detectives to monitor speeds. They will not chase offenders but will record car numbers and file complaints against owners. Detectors work alone or in pairs across business and residential areas to track violators of the speed ordinance.
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Speed law crackdown aims to nab violators citywide
Police plan roundups for Joyride speeders using plain clothes officers with top watches to time half to full blocks and compare distances to city limits. If speeds exceed the limit, a complaint is filed and arrests referred to uniform officers for action, with no favorites and equal treatment for all.
MouseE Gets Away With Marriage Proop
Des Moines reports a confusing case where a man named MouseE avoided penalties after a marriage move. The fragment mentions Barbara and Dennis from Grand Inland Nebraska and a government pension risk tied to old soldiers.
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Goldie Starr Jailed Again In Cheyenne Scandal
Goldie Starr, repeatedly in trouble, is jailed after allegedly enticing an elderly pedestrian on Eddy Street and later arrest with a Japanese man named Ciubo for cohabitation. The divorce case of her husband Yama moves through Denver court as deposits are taken. Reports say bond was posted and she faced further detention before release.
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Race track follower killed in Salt Lake City saloon shooting
In Salt Lake City a quarrel in the Heidelberg saloon left Timothy Churchill dead from a head wound. A sniper fled the scene and has not been identified. Churchill's mother is listed as living in Philadelphia.
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