Visitors and Local Notices In Cheyenne Briefs
J. M. O'Brien of Sheridan visited Cheyenne for several days. J. Tomer, from New York, stayed at the Plains hotel. D. Ford from Los Angeles also spent yesterday on business. J. L. Timmins came from Douglas for several days. H. Laurie from Chicago stopped at the Plains hotel. C. T. Stroud from Greeley was in town on business. W. Neary from Reno expected to stay several days. J. A. Moran and wife from Warika, Ohio, traveled here for rail service. Mariette Stanton departed for Kansas City for a musical engagement. F. 68 Harris arrived from Wichita. A. F. Griffith from Omaha on business. T. C. Carron of Rock Springs visiting Cheyenne. J. H. Pritchard and wife from Panhandle, Texas, here for the races. D. W. Nelson from Chicago on business. D. Lai ts from Tulsa for ponies. J. J. Marsch of Douglas here on bitterness. Lost suitcase between Carpenter and Cheyenne. reward. Mra. Chas. M. Firemorria, 2112 Pebrican St. Mere from Morton getz a guest at the Plains hotel.
Socialist Head Held for Talking Against Draft
Adolph Dermer national secretary of the Socialist party was rearrested in Chicago on charges of violating the espionage law by making a public speech against conscription. The hearing is set for next Wednesday before Federal Judge Carpenter after a report that President Wilson and Attorney General Gregory weighed the case.
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Chicago
Adolph Dermer
Socialist Party
Wilson
Gregory
Dermer
Carpenter
Labor Head Urges Unions to Show Loyalty on Labor Day
In Indianapolis on August 17 1917 John P White international president of the United Mine Workers of America urged laboring men to act with loyalty and cooperation to meet wartime demands. He said the government requires organized effort between employers and employees and stressed contracts observance and proactive action before any trade tieup.
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Indianapolis
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
United States of America
Slacker Charged After Alley Beer Party Incident
Officers Larson and Peterson found Chas Brown in an alley between Carey and Capitol on a Colorado & Southern track area with a large can of beer. The beer was spilled, a hole punched, and Brown could not show a registration certificate. He claimed a 1881 birth year and was taken to the station for investigation.
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Larson
Peterson
Carey
Capitol
Colorado & Southern
Chas
Brown
Wilson to direct FTC to regulate coal prices under Pomerene
President Wilson will soon order the federal trade commission to regulate U S coal prices under the Pomerene amendment. The commission will use price regulation or pooling. straight price control seems likely given cost data. The effort aims to curb fake agencies and ensure adequate coal car service nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Commission
Federal Commission
Pomerone
Trade Commission
the Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Missouri
Burglar Robs Boyd Cigar Store After Entry From Back Door
A burglar entered Boyd’s Cigar Store and pool room Thursday night through a back door, stole $15 from the cash register and some stock of smoking products. Similar entry at Sands-Hays drug store on Wednesday suggests the same thief, with no clues and no arrests yet.
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Boyd's
Sands-Hays Drug Store
Sands
Way Clear for Fight on Income Tax Bill
Washington Aug 17 The senate disposition of many uncontested provisions of the war tax bill clears the way for a sharp fight likely to start Monday over income and excess profits taxes The day’s action disposed of the wine and motor vehicle schedules and the finance committee provision on manufactures with revised rates and the increased wine taxes.
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Washington
Senate
New York Named Center for U S Food Buying Corp
New York will host the food administration's 50 million week buying corporation with twelve wheat buying centers reporting daily to the central organization headquartered in New York City.
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N.Y
Washington
New York
the Food Administration
Brakeman Berkett Injured After Fall From Train
Drakeman Berkett of Union Pacific fourth district was knocked from the top of a train near Kimball when the cars passed under a waterspout. He sustained a fractured skull and was rushed to St. John’s hospital in Cleyenne. An operation was performed last night with an uncertain outlook at 2 am. He had worked as a yard switchman at Sidney before becoming a brakeman.
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Drakeman Berkett
Union Pacfic
Union Pacific
St. John’s Hospital
Kimball
Berkett
Cleyenne
Sidney
Sam Bergman Assault Case From City Streets
Sam Bergman suffers a broken mouth after a blow from Larry Herman in a street incident. Bergman says Herman will be charged with assault. Herman is jailed and likely to be moved to county jail. Bergman had earlier bought a second hand overcoat, the seller demanding repayment for it.
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Sam Bergman
Slarry Herman
Herman
Bergman
Sam
Herman Waa
Baseball Scores in Compact League Tiltings Record
Partial baseball score notes show Sutra Liege and Pittsburg at v-3 to 0 in favor of Philadelphia, plus St Louis 5 and New York with unclear 0. Other gates reopen, American League games list Boston 6 Cleveland 1 and Washington vs Philadelphia with Chicago 7 New York 4 and St. Louis defeated.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Petrat
Philadelphia
Ochieweo
Congress considers prohibiting bond ownership by lawmakers
Representative Morgan of Oklahoma introduces a bill to bar members of Congress from purchasing or owning liberty bonds. He argues those who set bond interest rates should not be allowed to hold them.
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Washington
Morgan
Oklahoma
Wilson nominates two men for assistant secretary of agriculture
President Wilson today named Clarence Ousley of College Station Texas and Raymond A Mearson of Ames Iowa as assistant secretaries of agriculture A formal nomination announced in Washington D C.
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Washington
Two Cents Campaign Expense Revealed in Portland
George Menzell listed two cents as his campaign expense under the corrupt practices act. The itemized charge was a postage stamp used to run for payor of Portland, disclosed in his expense account filed today.
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Portland
Ore
George Menzell
Culminated Passenger Services Cut In Pacific Rail Plan
Pacific officials announced that on August 22 passenger services will be curtailed. Train crews will meet for rail service and most extra fare trains will shift to regular fare. Sleeper cars will be added to limited routes, and many local trains on main lines will be eliminated.
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Omaha
Neb
Caton Pacific
Ittvung
Uchutz
Los Angeles
Henge
Eile
Caryswell Ad Campaign Expands Across State
The Treader classiffid ads placee an are seltom the biggest poxsidle marker, Caryswe tt to all parts of the state.
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Vital Coal Company
Anit
Holliday
Rhertitn Vieitor
J. M. O'Brien
Sheridan
J. Tomer
New York City
the Plains Hotel
C. Davis
Carey Ave
D. Ford
Cheyenne
Douglas
J. L. Timmons
Hobbs & Huckfeldt
Plains Hotel
H. Laurie
Pllains Hotel
Greeley
C. T. Stroud
Reno
W. Neary
J. A. Nlorman
Warika
Ohio
Tfe
Mises Mariette Stanton
Kansas City
Kansas
Harris
Wichita
Kan
Saherman Co
A. F. Griffith
Rock Springs
T. C. Carron
Sherman Co
D. W. Nelson
Tulsa
D. Lai
Oklo
Morrich Hero
J. J. Marsch
Snerman Co
Mra
M. Firemorria
Pebrican St. Pd
Morton
C. Getz
Morton, Til
the Fashion Shop
Georgette Crepe
Our Bargain Square
Beautiful Frontier Park
America
Canada
RED Cross
Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders’ Asso
Office Plains Hotel
Wyo
Boyd Cigar Store
Hoover
Sam Berman Losks
Sutra
Liege
Briaug Reau
Texoma
Sunset
Interstate
Texas Cake & Linter Co
Dallas, Texas
Cheyenne Trun
Capitol Ave
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