Princess Tsinina Sings for Fort Russell Guards in Evening Show
Princess Tsinina, Cherokee musician living in Denver, performed at Fort Russell with guitar solos and helped entertain soldiers in hospital wards. Jos Newman, a Knights of Columbus worker, arranged the visit, joined the program, and the 15th Cavalry band provided music alongside local talents. A boxing card featured Clyde Hilén draw with George Golmay and Johnny Stopper scoring a KO. Abe Attell staged a brief exhibition.
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Jos Newman
Knights of Columbus Worker
Denver
Fort Russell
O'Neil
Princess Tsinina
Tsinina
Post Hospital
Newman
15Th Cavalry Band
Mur Pocradhe
Harald Vaughan
Rog Jael Greman
Gheyenne
Clyde Hilén
Cheyenne Call Boy
George Golmay
Johnny Stopper
Railroad Men's Club
Bill Roach
Slopper
Abe Attell
West
Australia
Currier
15Th Cavalry
Kelley
Chaplin to Become Governor of State
Secretary of State William E. Chaplin will act as Wyoming governor while Governor Carey travels to Salt Lake City for a western governors conference amid talks on rising living costs. Carey plans to rejoin in Jackson for Yellowstone park discussions with residents regarding park boundary expansion.
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William E. Chaplin
Wyoming
Carey
Salt Lake City
Chaplin
Salt Lake
Jackson
Albright
Yellowstone Park
Jackson Hole
Hole
Io Salt Lake
Rocky Mountain States
Coal Men Call for Full Inquiry Before Federal Control
Washington August 14 The exclusive committee of the American Wholesale... urged a complete investigation of the coal industry before any federal control or regulation is attempted in the campaign against high living costs. The call was adopted today and presented to the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Whalesale An Mit
Jail Quartet Stirs County Jail Annex With Singers
Raymon d Hall leads a hopeful male quartet at the county jail annex while awaiting murder trial. A revolving cast keeps the jail singing from morning till night under Sheriff Smalley, who allows performances until the last number. Contracts end at different times, delaying vaudeville plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hall
Smalley
Sheriff Smalley
County Attorney to Visit Missouri on Vacation
Prosecuting Attorney Charlies E. Lane left yesterday for St. Louis to visit Mrs. Lane who is spending the summer there. Mr. Lane expects to be away on vacation until about September 4.
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Charlies E. Lane
St. Louis
John
Death of Cheyenne native Thomas Scheel in Portland
Thomas Scheel, a former Cheyenne deputy county clerk, died in Portland Oregon on August 12 at age 32. He had been foreman of the Northwestern Steel company and is survived by his mother two sisters and seven brothers all of Cheyenne. He was born and raised in Cheyenne and widely liked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Schowl
Cheyenne
Portland
Ore
Northwestern Steel Company
Mr. Schoel
Margin details left by United States Fuel Administration
Mention of expinaes not addressed in the margin chowed by the United States fuel administrator during the war. Notes a large and complete line of Baby and Bulkies at Mobbs Huckfeldt Finkbiner.
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United States
Mobbs, Huck~feldt & Finkbiner
Lady Beatty and Son Photograph Tie to German Surrender Moments
The image shows Lady Ethel Beatty wife of Admiral Beatty and her son David It captures a moment before Germany surrendered to Britain's sea lord. Once Miss Ethel Field of Marshall Field fame she is noted for active war work aiding England’s distressed during the conflict.
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David Beatty
Admiral Beatty
England
Grand Fleet
David
Great Britain
Lady Beatty
Ethel Field
Marshall Field
Selections in Today s Races From Indianola Card
Today s race selections list multiple horses and bettors by race. Indianola trainers and owners are named with selections for seven races including Mineral Jim Cobrita Ula and Meodford Boy Nettie D plus Ambuscade Trulane and more.
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Aidhsomeh
Indianola
Matre
Naobe
Learing Guleh
Positano
Orba Glyn
Ula
Cobrita
Risa
Racét
Aunile Curl
Esmeralda
Dora Star
Sauer
Bob A
Minnie I
Wace
Medford Boy
Nellie H
Little Spider
Kazan
Ambuscade
Trulane
Sweet
Mineral Jim
Cal Curn
Hero
Doveridge
McLelland
Binwen
Impression
Fiimeratin
Casatonia
Pob A
Minnie H. Saner
Meodford Boy
Nettie D
Amibuscade
Assessor
Scott Raises Big Tomatoes Under Glass
Charles Scott of 9156 East Nineteenth Street read in the Leader about Cheyenne citizens’ first home grown tomatoes. He visited yesterday to claim the honor for his own garden, noting his first ripe tomatoes were melted August 3, and that his were raised under glass rather than in the open. He invites visitors to view his garden and tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scott
East Nineteenth Street
Scott
Mexican Mothers Invited to Clinics
Invitations written in Spanish appeal to Mexican mothers in Cheyenne to attend baby clinics Monday through Wednesday next week. Clinics, under the Wyoming Public Health Association and the Red Cross, offer free baby care instruction and medical advice, with all babies welcome.
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Miss Came Ee
Miss Roth Gulls
Ordey
Gheyenne
Salvation Army
Wyoming Public Health Association
Red Cross
Hubbard Promoted to Money Order Window
Carl Hubbard is promoted to money order clerk at the post office replacing Mrs Isadore Fitzgerald who is no longer in the service. The move places Hubbard in charge of money order operations and related duties at the window.
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Carl Hubbard
Isadore Fitzgerald
Postoffice
Wyoming Needs Few Like Frank Murphy
Judge BR. N. Matson announces that Frank Hy Murphy of Green Bay Wisconsin has given 825000 toward a Salvation Army building in Green Bay with no strings attached. Matson says the gift signals strong public response to the Salvation Army drive across Wyoming and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. N. Matson
Salvation Army Home Service Drive
Wyoming
Frank Hy Murphy
Green Bay
Wis
Salvation Army
Judge Matson
Salvation Army Drive
Unscrupulous crop auction sold near Phoenix
A disjointed report from Phoenix describes Carl Rousseau selling a crop described as meth from one acre of land. The tale mentions 45 tons of meth priced between 200 and 940 per ton and a truckload weighing about 6 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Carl Rousseau
Elf
Rousseau
Fire Breaks Out Briefly on Viaduct Sparks Quick Extinguish
A small fire started by a spark on a viaduct near Fullerton Neb last night at about 5 30 o clock and was quickly extinguished with little damage. J W Keller of Fullerton Neb was mentioned in relation to city matters pending for several days.
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J. W. Keller
Fullerton
Nebr
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Vail
Aren & Flee
Corn Products Refining CO
New York
Pisa
Malia
Missouri
Thomas Scheel
U. S
Lady Beatty and
Bon
Hubbard
Frank Murphy
Earants
Sea End Afidneys
Sheeple Beck
Pickaninny
Swift & Company
Congress
Swift
Swift and Company Union Stock Yards
Chicago
U.S. A
Carey Ave
Cheyenne, Wyo
U Senieeb
Swirt & Company
Ron Lanon
Hemeer
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