Jones Bulhogram Wedding in Cheyenne
The wedding of Nora Hileogram and William M. Jones occurred Thursday evening August 5 at 9 o'clock in Rev. J. S. Stubblefield's study. The couple now reside with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christensen at 317 West Twenty-first Street. Mrs. Jones, a Denver trained nurse, moved to Cheyenne. Mr. Jones works at the Plains Hotel.
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William Lannen
John A. Butter and Son
Darrell
Kansas City
J. M. Sanderson
Lance
Kan
Stubblefield
Gertrude Stubblefield
Jones-Bulhogram
Nora Hileogram
William M. Jones
J. S. Stubblefield
Jones
Carl Christensen
West Twenty-first Street
Cheyenne
Denver
Plains Hotel
Former Stage Stars Turn to Business Success
Four former stage stars pivot to business ventures in New York. Frankie Bailey runs a Greenwich Village restaurant, Josie Sadler heads an electrical laboratory, Lillian Russell advises on beauty, Edna Wallace Hopper sells stocks and bonds, Sophie Tucker operates restaurants and a Long Island garage, Amelia Summerfield promotes beauty and a facial cream. Stars remain stars in business.
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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 For Mr and Mrs San Browne of Darby Mont
Announcement of the birth of a son, James Russell Browne, to Mr and Mrs San Browne of Darby Montana. The mother, Miss Pederson of Cheyenne, was a popular local teacher before marriage about two years ago. The event occurred Saturday July 31.
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Cheyenne
San Browne
Darby, Mont
James Russell Browne
Pederson
Riot control orders as Denver streetcar strike escalates
Police and American Legion volunteers will operate cars today in outlying districts to relieve regular officers. Governor Shoup sought 800 federal troops to restore order, with 600 ordered to Camp Funston and 60 0 more to Fort Logan. a train escort brought 103 strike-breakers to the East Side car barns amid a watchful crowd. Union picket Tom Robins was struck by a motorcycle but not seriously hurt.
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American Legion
Shoup
Central Department
Denver
Camp Funston
Ballou
Fort Logan
East Side
Tom Robins
Three Slain by Strike Guards
Charles Hampton and two others, Denver residents, were killed by strike guards. John Colins, 35, and Leonard Treniauer, 18, also of Denver, were severely injured and may die. Others wounded include Mike Connell, 53, shot in the shoulder, P. J. Newell, 18, shot in the right foot, Lloyd Gaskill, 8, shot in the hip, and James Burns, shot in the left foot. all taken to the county hospital.
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Denver
John Colins
Leonard Treniauer
Alos
Mike Connell
P. J. Newell
Lloyd Gaskill
James Burns
Violence at East Side barn leaves multiple injured and dead
Report cites more than 20 injured with unascertained names after a mob clash near the East Side barn. Guards fired after missiles and a shot toward strike-breaker cars. Three men were killed and additional violence occurred at the South Side barns as police and armed strike breakers faced crowds. The Denver Post published from its own damaged plant.
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Black Jack
Jerome
East Side
South Side
Denver Post
Fugitive with dynamite arrested after West Frankfort riot
Frank Bianco 46 and his son Paul 16 were arrested in Columbus Ohio after traveling from West Frankfort Illinois amid reported riots. Bianco carried ten sticks of dynamite and a loaded revolver when taken into custody. authorities did not specify the murder he is wanted for.
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Columbus
Frank Bianco
West Frankfort
Ill
Bianca
Paul
Blanca
Ilnois
Cox to hit campaign trail after accepting nomination
Dayton reports Governor Cox will tour the country from August through November to outline the democratic gospel upon accepting the party's presidential nomination. The plan was announced after talks with party managers.
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Dayton
Cox
Weekend Forecast Says Generally Fair With Isolated Thunderstorms
Generally fair weekend forecast with possible thundershowers in the southeast and extreme northwest. Temperatures expected to remain steady with little change.
Flamingo Protection Ordered in Bahamas Marshes
The Bahamas government, by an order in council, will save flamingos from extinction with complete protection for birds nesting in the marshes. The National Geographic Society notes the island’s flamingos are dwindling from 20 000 to about 7 000 since 1901 due to sponge and fishermen.
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Washington
Bahama Islands
National Geographic Society
Patrolman Bitten By Ill-Tempered Dog on Pioneer Avenue
Patrolman Harry Cox was severely bitten Friday afternoon while removing a vicious dog from a yard on Pioneer avenue. The dog mauled his right wrist and left hand as he attempted to drive it away. police believe the dog is merely ill tempered and not rabid.
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Harry Cox
Pioneer Avenue
Cox
Wholesale liquor dealers soon may cease to function
Prohibition Commissioner Kramer announced wholesale permits would be rigidly restricted, signaling potential end of wholesale liquor dealers as a means of simplifying enforcement. An unrelated note mentions the largest bell on the American continent, weighing 25,000 pounds, located in the cathedral at Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Kramer
Montreal
Cavalry Juniors Eliminate Colorado Springs Polo Team
In the fastest polo game the Fifteenth Cavalry Juniors defeated Colorado Springs 41 4 to 146, eliminating Colorado Springs from the finals. The cup contest pits Fifteenth Cavalry Juniors against Fifteenth Cavalry, with finals slated this afternoon and possible additional match versus Denver on Sunday.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Fifteenth Cavalry
Polo Grounds
Campion
Cherry
Carpenter
Newbold
Indians Hold Midsummer Dance Of Thanksgiving
Pocatello Idaho August 6 The Bannack Indians travel a trail to their dancing grounds each midsummer worshiping the sun. Eight hundred to a thousand gather as drums beat and ghostly chants rise. Dancers in native garb circle a tree pole while squaws drum and the young buck dancers fast for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Ida
Boy Ends Murder Trial by Claiming Accidental Shooting
In a London court the 11-year-old Reginald Messenger testifies that he fired the shot that killed his brother Fred Messenger. He states the gun went off by accident while cleaning the pipe, and that his mother Fannie Messenger and brother Philip Messenger were not responsible.
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Philip
Reginald Messenger
London
Fred Messenger
Fannie Worith Messenger
Reginald
Woman Fleeing Sparks Divorce Claim Amid Sprint Allegation
Sprint alleges his wife Lillian has lived up to his name by fleeing to somewhere unknown. He seeks a divorce citing her disappearance and possible separation. The report notes the couple involved and the claim filed.
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Spokanh
Sprint
Lillian
Senator Harding Fills Phonograph With His Eloquence
In Marion Ohio Senator Harding held a busy day at headquarters recording five campaign speeches for front porch outreach. An Indianapolis delegation was announced to attend a August 28 front porch event, with J R McCarl of Nebraska visiting to report 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 barred from landing in Liverpool amid rioting fears
London reports the government will not permit Archbishop Mannix to land in Liverpool after a police warning of possible rioting. The Daily Mail quotes an unnamed authority saying he may instead land at Avonmouth or Plymouth, 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.
Tacoma August 6 Representative Albert Johnson chairman of the house committee on immigration and naturalization reiterated his claim of an organized system smuggling Japanese into the United States and said he would submit evidence first to the departments of state and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
United States
Albert Johnson
House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Departments of State and Labor
Heav es Shoe Fails Gas in Denver Night Fatality Implied
Albert Shay returned to his room after a moonshine party and stayed awake as gaslight haunted him. He threw a shoe at the gas jet causing the gas to go out and Alberto reportedly died soon after. The landlady smelled gas and alerted police. He will recover?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Albert Shay
Albert
Alberto
Australia Believed to Be Most Ratless Nation Worldwide
The article notes that Australia is considered the country with the fewest rats. It discusses the low rodent population and the perception of nearly rat-free conditions across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Branson Announces Democratic Candidacy for County Treasurer
Charles C Branson announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer in Laramie County subject to the August 17 primaries. Branson made the declaration August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
Charles C. Branson
Mylars Candidacy for County Coroner in Laramie County
Dr. W K Mylars announces as Republican candidate for county coroner in Laramie County subject to the August 17 primaries. He seeks the GOP nomination and urges party voters to support his bid in the upcoming contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
T-L
W. K. Mylar
Letter endorces William W. Dumm for county coroner
A physician in Junction City Kansas endorses William W. Dumm for the Republican nomination as coroner. He cites Dumm as an embalmer and coroner with many years of experience, praising his skill in trying cases and urging support for his candidacy.
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Junction City
Gery County
Kansas
Union Pacific
William W. Dumm
L. R, King
M. D
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Topeka, Kas
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