Jones Bulhogram Wedding involves Nora Hileogram and William Jones
The wedding occurred Thursday evening at 9 at Rev J S Stubblefield study with ring ceremony. The couple plan to reside with Mr and Mrs Carl Christensen at 317 West Twenty first street. Mrs Jones came from Denver to Cheyenne where she trained as a nurse, and Mr Jones works for the Plains hotel.
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Jones-Bulhogram
Nora Hileogram
William M. Jones
J. S. Stubblefield
Jones
Carl Christensen
West Twenty-first Street
Cheyenne
Denver
Plains Hotel
Stage stars turn to business success across careers
Bright screen and stage figures move into business ventures. Frankie Bailey, once famous for beauty ads, now earns at a Greenwich village restaurant. Josie Sadler runs an electrical lab head position. Edna Wallace Hopper sells stocks and bonds and backs a corset firm. Sophie Tucker operates restaurants and a Long Island garage business. Amelia Summerfield wrote a beauty book and created a facial cream. The piece argues stars remain stars in any field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankis Bailey
Weber
Fields
Edna Wallace Hopper
Sophie Tucker
Amelia Summerville
New York
Frankie Bailey
Greenwich Village
Josie, Sadler
George Ade
Peggy
Paris
Lillian Russell
Star
Long Island
Amelia Summerfield
Merry Mountain Maid
Birth of Son in Darby Montana Brings Joy to Browne Family
Announcement notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs San Browne of Darby Montana on Saturday July 31 naming him James Russell Browne. The mother Miss Pederson of Cheyenne taught in local public schools prior to marriage. The item also lists social notices and travel mentions from Cheyenne society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
San Browne
Darby, Mont
James Russell Browne
Pederson
Cars Will Be Operated Today Continued From Page One
Police and American Legion volunteers were armed to police an area as 600 troops were ordered to Denver from Camp Funston with 103 strike-breakers escorted to East Side car barns. Tom Robins, a union picket, was struck by a motorcycle but was not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Shoup
Central Department
Denver
Camp Funston
Ballou
Fort Logan
East Side
Tom Robins
Three Slain by Strike Guards
Denver residents Charles Hampton AN and John Colins 35 and Leonard Treniauer 18 were seriously wounded and may die after a strike guard incident. They were hospitalized along with other injured including Mike Connell 53 with a shoulder wound P J Newell 18 in the right foot Lloyd Gaskill 8 with a hip wound and James Burns with a left foot injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John Colins
Leonard Treniauer
Alos
Mike Connell
P. J. Newell
Lloyd Gaskill
James Burns
Violence at East Side barn leaves multiple injured
Report states more than twenty injured with names unclear after guards at an East Side car barn opened fire as a crowd surged near the strike-breakers. Three men were killed at the barn, with bricks and missiles hurled at the car containing strike-breakers. A police detachment stood by as the mob confronted the barricade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Jack
Jerome
East Side
South Side
Denver Post
Fugitive Bianco Arrested in Columbus with Dynamite
Frank Bianco a 46 year old Italian wanted in West Frankfort Ill where riots were reported was arrested in Columbus. His 16 year old son Paul accompanied him. Police said the pair drove from West Frankfort in a suspected stolen car and Bianco carried ten sticks of dynamite and a loaded revolver. Illinois officers did not name the murder victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank Bianco
West Frankfort
Ill
Bianca
Paul
Blanca
Ilnois
Cox to tour nation after accepting nomination
Governor Cox plans speaking tours across the country after accepting the Democratic presidential nomination. He made the announcement following meetings with party managers and will begin the circuit in the coming days, continuing through November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Cox
Weather Outlook Polling for Saturday and Sunday
Generally fair weekend forecast with potential local thundershowers in the southeast and extreme northwest. Temperatures expected to hold with little change across the period.
Flamingo Protection Ordered for Bahama Marshes
The Bahama Islands government, per a National Geographic Society notice, will protect flamingos by council order after an expedition filmed their marsh habitat. Numbers have fallen from 20,000 in 1901 to about 7,000 due to sponge and fishing depredations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bahama Islands
National Geographic Society
Patrolman Bitten by Ill-Tempered Dog on Pioneer Avenue
Patrolman Harry Cox was severely bitten when he attempted to drive a vicious dog from a yard on Pioneer avenue Friday afternoon. The dog tore at Cox’s right wrist and left hand as he tried to remove it. the owner had complained about yard damage. The dog appeared not rabid, merely ill tempered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cox
Pioneer Avenue
Cox
Wholesale Liquor Dealers Soon May Cease to Function
Prohibition Commissioner Kramer announced that future wholesale liquor permits would be rigidly restricted as a move to simplify enforcement. The report frames wholesale dealers potentially ceasing to operate under new permit rules. The note appears in the Aug. 6 dispatch from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Kramer
Cavalry Juniors Eliminate Colorado Springs Polo Team
In the fastest polo game the Fifteenth Cavalry Juniors defeated Colorado Springs 41 4 to 146 and eliminated Colorado Springs from the finals. The cup finals will be contested by the Fifteenth Cavalry Juniors and the Fifteenth Cavalry this afternoon at the polo grounds.
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Fort D. A. Russell
Denver
Colorado Springs
Dude Franches
Polo Bungalow
Post Headquarters
Fifteenth Cavalry
Polo Grounds
Campion
Cherry
Carpenter
Newbold
Indians Hold Midsummer Dance Of Thanksgiving
Bannack Indians from Pocatello gather annually on a sun worship festival. Eight hundred to a thousand participants assemble near a pole carved arena while drums echo and chants rise. Dancers, in native garb and war paint, perform three days without food or drink. some collapse from exhaustion as squaws play the tom-toms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Ida
Boy Ends Murder Trial by Stating He Shot Brother
In a London court a quavering 11-year-old Reginald Messenger testified he fired the pistol by accident while cleaning a grin in the kitchen. His statement ended the case against his mother Fannie Worith Messenger and brother Philip Messenger, who were charged with murder after the shooting of Fred Messenger.
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Philip
Reginald Messenger
London
Fred Messenger
Fannie Worith Messenger
Reginald
Lillian Sprintalites Divorce Claim Spurs Runaway Allegation
Spokan h person claims Lillian sprinted away to evade marriage duties prompting a divorce suit. Named individuals include Lillian and her husband. Court action seeks relief as the spouse alleges abandonment and breach of nuptial promises.
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Spokanh
Sprint
Lillian
Senator Harding Fills Phonograph With His Eloquence
Marion Ohio August 6 Senator Harding welcomed visitors and handled a flood of correspondence then took a sixty mile car ride He recorded five campaign speeches for distribution by the Republican national committee to spread the front porch campaign The first major outside delegation expected to hear a front porch speech will come from Indianapolis on August 28 Callers included J R McCarl of Nebraska executive secretary of the national Republican congressional committee who reported on the congressional campaign progress
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Marion
Harding
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Indianapolis
J. R. McCarl
Nebraska
National Republican Congressional Committee
Mannix Denied Landing in Liverpool by British Government
The government will not permit Archbishop Mannix to land in Liverpool following a police report of possible rioting. He may instead land at Avonmouth Plymouth or Southampton or be taken off the Baltic at an unnamed location.
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London
Liverpool
Johnson Charges Conspiracy to Get Japanese into U S
Rep Albert Johnson chairman of the House immigration committee said he would submit evidence to the state and labor departments. He reiterated his claim of an organized system for smuggling Japanese into the United States. Tacoma report dated Aug 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
United States
Albert Johnson
House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Departments of State and Labor
Moonshine, Gas Disharmony Ends in Near Tragedy
Albert Shay returned to his room after a party fueled by moonshine and awakened by gas light. He threw a shoe at the gas jet to extinguish the light, cutting off the gas. The gas went out and he was found unconscious. the landlady notified police. He is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Albert Shay
Albert
Alberto
Australia Believed to Be Most Ratless Country on Earth
A discussion notes Australia as potentially the world’s least rat-infested nation. It cites emphasis on controlling rodent populations and environmental factors contributing to low rat presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Branson Announces Candidacy for Laramie County Treasurer
Charles C Branson declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for Laramie County treasurer subject to August 17 primaries. Branson signs the notice from Laramie dated August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
Charles C. Branson
Candidate Announces Run For Laramie County Coroner
Doctor W K Mylar declares candidacy for the Republican nomination in Laramie County subject to August 17 primaries. He seeks the coroner post and addresses party voters with his eligibility and platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
T-L
W. K. Mylar
Local physician endorses Dumm for county coroner
A Kansas physician, L. R. King M. D., resident in Junction City, testifies to Dumm's qualifications and suitability for the county coroner role. King notes twenty nine years of medical practice and fifteen years as district surgeon for railways, praising Dumm as a sanitary embalmer and coroner in trying cases. He offers strong recommendation for the Republican nomination.
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Junction City
Gery County
Kansas
Union Pacific
William W. Dumm
L. R, King
M. D
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Clara R. Dodds
Youn Yann Lael
John A. Butler
Gon, Darrell
Kansas City
J. M. Sanderson
Lawrence
Kan
William Lannen
John A. Butter and Son
Darrell
Lance
Stubblefield
Gertrude Stubblefield
ST. Mark's Guild
Espicopal Church
David Nimmo
Europe
Luke Voorhees
John Kay
Nimmo
Business Women's Club
Rocky Mountain
Estes Park
Mabel Peterson
Blanche Miller
Capitola Allison
Floy Swain
Ethel Adams
Clark
Damon Clark
Lead
8. D
O. M. Lloyd
Robert G. Porter, Sr
Washington, D. C
Grover Porter
Pershing Heights
Arthur Young
Ruby Mylar
Porter
Pohlton
W. A. Wyman
C. M. Lloyd
Arthur Spaulding
Ihe Peles
Hlale Ulrich
St. Paul
Minn
Business Women's Club of
Cheyanne
National Federation of Business Women's Clubs
Ulrich
Town
D. H. McIintosh
Granite Springs
T. CG. Rhea
Granite Springs Dam
Abby Boys
Glenhaven
Wates Park
Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
Henry B. Stubbs
Brown
Council Bluffs
Order
Iowa
J. W. Kelley
East Highteenth Street
St. John's Hospital
First Methodist Church
Ed Gwam
Duckett
Des Moines
H. C. Olsen
W. H. Wd Wards
Herman
A. G. Patterson
Wilkes-Barre
Mr. Patterson
Margaret Trout
George W. Trout
Ogden
Mins Trout
W. H. Yeayey
Horace Jenkins
Laramie
B. BH. Slosson
New York Independent
University of Wyoming
California
Grace R. Hebard
Doctor's Inn
Tenth and
Garfield Streets
The
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Stirs
Cy Armstrong
Topeka
Charles Nichols
Grove Porter
Eoward P. Taylor
Pershing Boulevard
Charles Griffin
Helen Daley
Whitney Daley
Alden Peabody
Golden
Colorado School of Mines
Jennie Carmichael
Frankie
Charleston, Ill
Alee Gan Cae
A. B. Roedel
Thomas Tierney
John Schuneman
Sybille Ranch
Edgar Schuneman
Edgar Schnaneman
Carol Jean
Dan
S. Park
Fort Collins
Vata Oe
Topeka, Kas
Craig Armstrong
Internal Revenue Bureau
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Poland
Warsaw
Governor Cox
Bahma Islands
Montreal
Colorado
Senator Harding
Johnson
U.S
Hereford
Hereford, Colo
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