Officials plan swift border mobilization against bandits
Washington reports official announcements outline U S plans to handle bandits in northern Mexico with rapid troop movements. Evidence shows preparations completed to counter future depredations, including a border guard and cavalry units along the Rio Grande ready to form a lying column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansocia Pres
Washington
Rne
United States
Mexico
Border Guard
Rio Grande
Border Tension Fears Mexicans Quiet Work Amid Border Strain
Reports from New Mexico and Arizona border towns describe tense mood among isolated inhabitants. Americans wire news of Mexican residents outnumbering locals and widespread excitement as word of possible troop movements circulates. army officials acknowledge the potential for reinforcement but have taken no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Arizona
Mexico Moving Troops Near Arizona Border
Dov Glaser reports near noon that 29 miles west of Douglas on the Arizona Sonora border is quiet with residents tense as groups discuss U S troop crossings from the Texas-Mexico border. Cananea also quiet but with undercurrent of excitement as Gen P Elias Galles and Gen Joan Torres plan to dispatch Yaqui valley troops to border districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dov
Ariz
Douglas
Arlona-Sonora
Texas-Mexico
United States
Cananea
Naco
Agua Prieta
P. Elias Galles
Sonora
Commerce and Industry
Carranza
Joan Torres
Yaqui
Appoints Notaries Public by Acting Governor Thaplin
Thaplin appoints Mazie V. Rhodes and M. B. Rhodes of Basin. Harry E. Winkler of Gunneryville. John E. McCrillis. Gladys M. Merion of Gillette. F. L. Crabbe of Cheyenne. Harvey J. Cregan of Torrington. Vera H. Little of Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaplin
Mazie V. Rhodes
M. B. Rhodes
Basin
Harry. E. Winkler
Gurneyville
John. E. McCrillis
Gladys M.merion
Gillette
F. L. Crabbe
Cheyenne
Harvey J. Cregan
Torrington
Vera H. Little
Laramie
Strikers Clash at Cudahy Plant. One Killed in Milwaukee
The Associated Press reports three state home guard companies were sent from Camp Douglas to assist deputy sheriffs at the Cudahy Packing plant in Cudahy. The clash left one man dead and four injured in the afternoon as strikers and police exchanged blows. the slain man was Paul Helmaky, 45.
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Associated Preas
Milwaukee
Wit
Camp Douglas
Cudahy Packing
Cudahy
Paul Helmaky
Randall Avenue to Be Made Uniform
City Engineer BE W Glaftke says Randall avenue will be standardized under the new building code. Hoses and barns must recede 25 feet from the property line and no new structures may be built closer than the stated distance to conform with the code.
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Randall Avenue
W. Glaftke
Uial
Belgian Address Hung at City Hall
An engraved Belgian address of gratitude, presented to Mayor BE W Stone by Belgian representatives for Allied troops passing through Cheyenne in 1918, is framed and installed in the new city county building. The document is dated Brussels April 1919 and was designed by a Belgian soldier entertained in Cheyenne in May 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Stone
Siberia
Cheyenne
Brussels
Former Governor Houx Active in Texas Oil Venture
Former Wyoming governor Frank L. Houx of Cheyenne spends time in Texas where Burke Pipe Lines and Refining Co. operates as a capitalized one million dollar venture. Wyoming associates include W. H. Edelman of Sheridan and C. L. Boren of Casper.
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Frank L. Houx
Cheyenne
Texas
Burke Pipe Lines & Refining Company
Canon
Wyoming
Mr. Houx
W. H. Edelman
Sheridan
C. L. Boren
Casper
Mule Creek Oil Co Incorporation Chartered in Wyoming
The Mule Creek Oil Co filed articles of incorporation in the secretary of state yesterday. It is capitalized at 1 million dollars, par value 4.00, headquartered in Casper with first year directors T. A. Hall F P A Hasemith John Bryne S E Phippen and A B E Winter. The note references Blue Monday and Geyser Laundry for rough dry washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mule Creek Oil Company
Casper
T. A. Hall
FP. A. Hasemith
John Bryne
S. E. Phippen
A. BE. Winter
Tenant Must Vacate After Ambiguous Lease Renewal
Judge Edwards held that Wunnicke has no valid lease since renewal evidence is unclear whether a rent payment note was written before or after the check clearance. An appeal bond is filed, district court decision pending, and the tenant may continue occupying the house. Sam M. Thompson represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Wunnicke
District Court
Sam M. Thompson
Gale Drives Courageous Wins at Frontier Park Races
A windy Frontier Park card saw front runners falter in a fierce gale as Prince Douglas captured the opening race from Prosperous Baby and Joe Glyn. Grambling Ina won race two for J. L. Ammerman, with Ellen Smythe guiding the windward filly to victory. Cannell’s late surge claimed race three as Outfielder finished second and Sir Dyke took the small purse. Aline RB beat the gate in race four, Tempy Duncan edged Mike Dixon for a neck in race five, Minnie H won the sixth, and Orbiculation secured the finale as the day’s racing rode out the gale.
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Frontier Park
Speculaion
Prince Douglas
Prosperous Baby
Joe Glyn
Speck
Grambling Ina
J. L. Ammerman
J. W. Harper
Scallyway
Ellen Smythe
Frank G
Chas. Cannell
Witt
Outfielder Line Om
Sir Dyke
Aline RB
Vlarvey
Tempy Duncan
Martinez
Mike Dixon
Bon Santo
Minnie H
Kopplemap
Cur- Neve
Banking Statistics for Wyoming Institutions Reported
State examiner figures show total loans and discounts across 106 banks at 20,702,970.66 with deposits totaling 49,542,699.01. Bank assets include cash on hand 995,520.77 and bank equity comprising capital stock 2,625,000 surplus 934,802.19 and undivided profits 836,896.51. Individual bank figures list State Bank Laramie, Bank of Lusk, and Thermopolis State Bank with varied assets and deposits. stock denominations for multiple banks range from 10,000 to 100,000.
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State Bank
Laramie
Aseets
Bank of Lusk
Lusk
Thermopolis State Bank
Thermopolis
State Examiner
Cheyenne Home Builders sell eight Park addition houses
Eight of the new homes erected in Park addition by the Cheyenne Home Builders have already been sold, announced President Fred Hofmang of the association yesterday. It is expected that the remainder will be sold by October 4.
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Park Addition
Cheyenne Home Builders
Fred Hofmang
Association
Ootaber 4
Automobile Lists to County Officers
Lists showing registered automobiles move from the state shares office to county officers, forwarded to Ol Wryeming and county authorities for records and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Wryeming
Selections in Today’s Races
Selections listed for seven races include horses such as Irigh Lad, Rave Duke of Wallington, Balts Mountain, Lottie Leo, Booond Roasce Pink Tenny, Martre, Polloltor, and more. Names appear across the card with choices for each race and multiple contender sets.
Races Listed with Entrants and Horse Names
First Race features Duke of Wellington Lottie Lea and Three X. Second Race lists Felicitor Pink Tenny and Nettie Walcutt. Third Race includes Assessor Impression and Casaloma. Fourth Race presents Phrone Ward Praetor ian Tempy Duncan. Fifth Race shows Bob A Reydo and Toy Miss. Sixth Race names O Killdo D C Girl Lantern. Seventh Race lists Chas Cannell Brown Favorite Kazan.
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Irigh Lad
Rave—Duke of
Duke of Wellington
Lottie Lea
Three X
Felicitor
Pink Tenny
Nettie Walcutt
Assessor
Impression
Casaloma
Phrone Ward
Praetorian
Tempy Duncan
Bob A
Reydo
Toy Miss
O Killdo
D. C
Lantern
Chas. Cannell
Brown
Kazan
Seizure of Hoarded Foodstuffs Continues Across States
United States Marshal Joseph Weselday seized 12,000 pounds of butter in Saint Paul Minnesota under libel proceedings. In Kansas City Missouri Frances Wilson U S district attorney seized 23 000 chkns of tomatoes under a libel order, noting ownership not yet established and that the tomatoes had been stored since October 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
United States
Joseph Wesel
Kansas City
Frances Wilson
Missouri
Rattlesnake Valley Swept by Big Fire
Residents of the Rattlesnake valley north east of Missoula flee as a wind driven fire threatens ranch buildings within five miles of the city. About two hundred forest fire fighters have been rushed to the scene.
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Missoula
Mont
Rattlesnake Valley
Two Oil Concerns File Their Papers
Two oil companies filed articles of incorporation in Wyoming on Monday. Beaver Valley Oil Company of Weston County has 2 million dollars capital stock with 1 dollar par value, directors include J. J. Klodt and Charles Carlson. Roxie Oil Company of Carbon County has 100 thousand dollars capital stock with ten cent par, directors include Frank M. Johnson.
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Artctes
Wyomings
Beaver Valley Oi Company
Weston County
Roxie Oil Company
Carbon County
Beaver Valley Oil Company
J. J. Klodt
Charles Carlson
W. D. McKeown
John E. Mead
Fred W. Coates
P. W. Olson
P. J. Quealy
J. H. Stoner
John Larson
A. Dy
Boulder Canal Operators and Users Corporation
Capital Stock
Ed P. Steele
John
Cheyenne Post of American Legion Names for Salvation Army Project
Cheyenne Post of the American Legion adopts the name Cheyenne for the county post honoring veterans. Rudolph Hofmann elected treasurer. Roche Mentzer presided at a meeting with about 26 present. A letter endorsing the Salvation Army home service drive and a $25 contribution were approved. Flowers to Morris Dinneen, surgery today. aim to invite Col. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. to speak. Regular meetings set for the first Tuesday monthly at the Industrial Club.
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Cheyenne
American Legion
Industrial Club
Laramie County
Rudolph Hofmann
Roche Mentzer
Salvation Army Home Service
Morris Dinneen
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Aviators Freed After Ransom Paid Near Mexican Border
Major General Diekman’s order led to the release of Lieutenants Davis and Peterson, held by Mexicans since Wednesday after forced landings on Mexican soil. $8,500 of the $15,000 ransom was paid. Captain Matlock crossed the border with half the money and took Peterson away, Davis delivered later. The aviators, misled to believe they were on the Rio Grande, wandered along the Conchos river near Falomir, Chihuahua, before returning. They faced a death threat during the escape attempt. Jesus Renteria and five Mexicans captured the pair. twenty bandits were at the ranch when seized.
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Diekman
Conchos
Falomir
Chihuahua
Rio Grande
Peterson
Jesus Renteria
Notice of Safe Oil Company Dissolution Filed
Ball and Charlen Stuart announce the dissolution filing with the secretary of state on Monday. The notice is signed by George W. Blau president and J R Hylton secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Charlen Stuart
Safe Oil Company
Slath
Notics
George W. Blau
J. R. Hylton
Archdeacon Dray Critiques School Age Attendance Debate
A Cheyenne letter to the editor questions a new schooling age ruling. The writer riffs on arithmetic inconsistencies claiming the law requires attendance from age seven to fourteen, while recent interpretation implies earlier start and longer spans, highlighting confusion over inclusive counts and months. The piece humorously catalogues old and new methods, arguing for clarity in education law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
President outlines League principles and treaty actions
President Wilson discusses the League of Nations base plan originating with General Smuts and rejects sharing certain confidential negotiations. He notes American abstention from German reparations, reserves on Pacific Yap, and limits on disclosing Japan’s racial equality clause and Shantung promises. He urges early treaty action and argues moral versus legal obligations in diplomacy.
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League O Nant
Monros
League
General Smuts
South Africa
Wilson
United States
Pea
Pacific
Yap
Japan
Jiban
Shantung
Versailles
Germany
Senate
Strator Brandogee
Connecticut
Brandegee
Veterans of trio of wars mingle at Wyoming fair
Douglas Wyoming September event gathers veterans of three to possibly four wars for the fifteenth Wyoming State Fair. The occasion features medals of honor, a Roosevelt address possible, and a program honoring old timers and veterans with guests including families of earlier war participants. Exhibits arrive from Idaho Springs and Denver.
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Douglas
Wyo
Arge
Wyoming
France
Mexico
Wyomaw
Iun
Theodore Roosevelt
Colorado mobilizing for attack on high prices
Officials of the Colors Stock Grow era association will meet at 10 o clock tomorrow morning at the state house to discuss the markets and agencies to reduce high cost of living. The state will also probe hotel and restaurant prices and prepare comparative tables. A court order will determine sale of fish found fit for public sale. Rentals will be reviewed by Secretary of State James R Nolan and the state department labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
The
Colors Stock Grow Era Association
State House
Interpal
Secre
James R. Nolan
State Department
Prank Thier Return After California Visit
Mr and Mrs Prank Thier return to Cheyenne after a visit to California during the month of January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Prank Thier
Cheyenne
Monjy
California
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17Th and
Capitol Avenue
Mule Creek Oil Co
Southern Cake & Meal Co
Bvllas, Texas
Gale
Ludgey Boy's Selection
Salvation Army
World War Veterans’ Organization
Archdeacon Dray
Miss Cadile
Ming Stella O' Hall
Mrs. Waller
Dunton
Yeaterday
Idaho Springs
Golf
Paul H. Moore Realty Company
Capitol
Colorado
Jim Baker and Son
Kenneth Baker
Dunbar
Nebr
George Baker
West Nineteenth Street
Minnie B. Ashton
Boone, Ia
Mrs. G
Hunter and Son
Deo
Frasier
St. Joseph, Mo
Abe W
Lincoln
C. A
Wieben O Dysart
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