Swedes Return From Russia Speak Of Hunger Under Bolsheviks
One hundred forty eight Swedes arrive in Stockholm aboard a steamship from Russia, including 80 women and children. They describe impossible living conditions in soviet Russia despite high wages, with bread rations of half a pound and food scarce. They report detentions, looted legations, and widespread privations among workers at the Putilow works.
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Stockholm
Russia
Soviet
Putilow
Oscar Lundberg
Sweden
Union Pacific Band Concert Program at City Park
The Union Pacific band conducted by Captain C O Ros signol offers a two part concert at City Park from 4 to 6 PM this afternoon. Selections include Twenty Century March Bridal Rose In the Dusk Song for Band Star Spangled Banner and more.
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Union Pacific Band
C. O. Rossignol
City Park
Lavalle Lavette
Dubois
Greg March
Governor Woodfin
Hall
Lecoq
Kaufman
DeKoven
St. Louis Cadets
Laurendeau
Shy Rival of Chi Dismissed as Frontier Celebration Crowned
The Sundance Times remarks on Shy, rival of Chi, growing strong as Cheyenne hosts a grand frontier celebration drawing large crowds. Police in Akron probe thefts after two fur coats valued at 1295 are found buried thirty feet deep in a hotel excavation.
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Cheyenne
Old Shy
Chi
Sundance Times
Akron
Debutante Miss Crosson Pursues Bold Dramatic Career
Miss Margaret Crosson, a leading debutante in Washington, plans a serious stage path. She will join a stock company to gain thorough acting training and advance her dramatic ambitions beyond social rounds.
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Margaret Crosson
Blaga
Miss Crosson
Hughes Oil begins first well in Wyoming field
Hughes Oil spudded in their first well in SW% section 2, township 26, range 90, with drilling progressing rapidly. Field Superintendent Hughes expects completion within 15 days as the formation is shallow. Nearby Bair Oil successes bolster Hughes stock, with Seattle capital backing and shares selling for 1000 dollars. Directors Van Slyck and Spencer from Santa Ana tour Rawlins. next week president Cheney and major Santa Ana stockholders plan inspection. The Yuana Oil company advances in Mahoney Dome while Ohio Oil moves a rig nearby.
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Hughes Oil
Hughes Oil Company
Ww. Hughes
Bair Oil Company
Soldier Field
Seattle
Ix, van Slyck
Harry Spencer
Santa Ana
Calif
Yyana Qil Company
Rawlings
Mahoney Dome
W. J. Cheney
Orange
Rawlins
Yuana Oil Company
Ohio Ol Company
Prospect of Franco-German relations discussed by Sam Gebo
Sam W. Gebo of Montana, visiting Sheridan, dismisses hope for lasting harmony between France and Germany. He cites persistent Allied unease, urges Germany to accept terms promptly, and notes recovery prospects in North American coal and agriculture amid strong harvests and a 1920 Cuban sugar yield estimate of 4,500,000 tons.
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Sheridan
Augus
Sam W. Gebo
Montana
C. A. Gebo
M. B
France
Belgium
Germany
Gebo
Alberta
Canada
Wyoming
Northwest
Spokane
Hardin
Cuba
Cheyenne Leader Under New Editorial Guidance
The Cheyenne State Leader shows marked improvement in appearance and policy under John G. Thompson Jr. The editor, praised as very able, leads efforts to sharpen the newspaper’s direction and standards.
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John G. Thompson
Cheyenne
Mr. Thompson
Thompson Takes Lead at Cheyenne Paper Press Field
The Cheyenne State Leader, owned by the prosperous Tribune publishing group, will devote a field to Mr Thompson reflecting his vigorous newspaper work. The Bagés Sentinel notes his hard work and potential, while a vague reference to Koreans in 200 appears.
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Cheyenne
Prospherus Tribune
Thompson
Bagés Sentinel
Soldier Vets Gas Attack Death From Nail Injury
George F. Bigger served eighteen months in Vrande where he was gassed and recovered. Last week he stepped on a rusty nail in town and died of blood poisoning, his death attributed to wartime injuries.
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George F. Biggerstaff
Vrande
William W. Dumm
Laramie
Wyoming
Denver
Unclear Text Fragment Describes Interference and Payment
Fragmentary notes mention interference at work and a monetary amount of 3 dollars. Several lines are garbled making it hard to determine the event, persons, or location referenced. The readable parts show no clear names or organizations.
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Omega
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Union Pacific
Washington
W.w.dumm
Carey Ave
Henry
Wyoming Oil News
Ford Repair
17Th Street
Wyo
Ford Motor Company
Branch
Pine Bluffs Motor Co
Pine Bluffs, Wyo
Athens
Flame
West 16Th Street
Capitol Avenue
Lwell
Yank
The
American National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
W. P. Horan & Son
Cleveland Place
Colo
William P. Horan
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