Briefs and Personals Cheyenne visitors and returns noted
Met from the Booth Mra J A Hroderick and son Carroll plan to return to Cheyenne after three weeks away in Birmingham and Louisville. Union Pacific officials Olmstead and W. Clifton travel to Omaha on business. Edson and Barker visit from Kearney and Denver. Mrs. L A Hroderick to return Friday after Louisville trip. Local residents and visitors from Marion, Kimball, Carr, Denver, Omaha, Memphis, Thermopolis, Wichita, Worland, St Joe, Nashville, and Sacramento are listed with brief notes on arrivals, departures, and short stays.
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Booth
Mra
J. A. Hroderick
Carroll
Cheyenne
Birmingham
Ala
Routeville
Metropolitan barber shop theft arrests a Black man
Gilbert McCloskey a Black man was arrested in Laramie yesterday on theft charges from the Metropolitan barber shop. Police say two suits of clothes six razors three pairs of shears and other items were stolen. Deputy Perry attempted to bring him back to Cheyenne but a Union Pacific washout blocked the train.
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Metropolitan
Gilbert
Grover Banker Dies After Prolonged Illness
Fe. C. Abbey a prominent Grover banker died there yesterday from chronic liver disease after a long illness. The body was prepared for shipment by Gleason Undertaking Co and will be taken to Garner, Iowa, for interment. Abbey was well known in this city.
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FE. C. Abbey
Grover
Colo
Gleason Undertaking Company
Garner
Britain Seizes Dutch Fishing Vessel in War Trade Clash
British authorities seize a Dutch fishing vessel amid wartime food and trade frictions. The article notes declining Dutch exports to Britain and the United States, Dutch neutrality debates, and protests by fishing interests and unions. It highlights financial and strategic stakes, including a Dutch-German buying arrangement and the impact on open North Sea fishing rights.
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Olland
Netherlands
North Sea
Holland
Germany
Effort to Halt Rail Strike Faces Legislative Hurdles
Debate intensifies over proposed amendments splitting the Interstate Commerce Commission duties and allowing rate increases to meet railroad losses. Senators clash over political capital and the legality of compulsory arbitration while labor officials urge action before Labor Day.
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District of Columbia
Commission
Interstate Commerce Committee
Robinson
Arkansas
Labor Day
W G. Lee
Gralom
A. B H. Garretson
Im Hle
Benator Cummins
Lo Asonale
Pesch
Shredded Wheat Biscuits Promote Health Over Pills
The ad warns against using pills to curb liver issues and promotes Shredded Wheat Biscuit as a healthful hot weather food. It claims the baked wheat provides digestible, brain-building nutrients and maximal nutriment in small bulk, ideal for breakfast with milk or cream or with fruit, made at Niagara Falls, New York.
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Niagara Falls, N. Y
Big Washout Delays Union Pacific Traffic Near Fort Steele
A heavy rain near Fort Steele washed out about 1000 feet of Union Pacific track yesterday afternoon around 2:00 PM, delaying traffic for several hours in a cloudburst.
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Fort Steele
Union Pacific
Unknown Dies of Injuries at Rawlins
An unidentified man about 36 died at Rawlins hospital from injuries after a mishap while boarding a Union Pacific train near Creston, thirty miles west of Rawlins. He was found beside the track by an east bound freight crew, with a mangled right arm, unconscious and dead without regaining consciousness.
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Rawlins Hospital
Union Pacific
Creston
Rawlins
Frank Rosa Freed After Tuesday Arrest in Corlett Incident
Frank Rosa, arrested Tuesday night at Corlett on a complaint from two individuals alleging threats with a revolver, was discharged yesterday for lack of evidence.
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Frank Rosa
Corlett
Infant Paralysis Outbreak Reported Across Wyoming and New York
The item notes a suspected infantile paralysis case in Cody Wyoming and reports a rising New York City outbreak with 89 new cases and 22 deaths in the past day. Health officials warn of a quickening spread and note a steady increase since the prior Saturday.
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New York
Health Department
Montana Primary Votes Cast Amid Close GOP Senate Race
Aug 29 Montana primary turnout exceeded fifty percent of registered voters. Early results show a tight Republican contest for senator between Charles N. Pray and John B. Edwards, while Democrat gubernatorial hopeful V. Stewart leads incumbent Milea Romney.
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Helmna
Charles N. Pray
John BR. Edwards
V. Stewart
Milea Romney
Wyoming News Roundup Highlights Climate Drought Tourism and Elections
State reports show July mean temperature 65.7 in Wyoming and precipitation at 1.00 inches. Livestock and range conditions improve while tourism grows with Yellowstone visits. Albany county sees Democratic county attorney nominations with McConnell 205 and Cortell 201 votes. Labor Day events loom at Maccabee Temple and Maccabees Leap Year Dance. An auto collision in Sheridan damages a storefront window.
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Labor Day
C. R. McConnell
Morria Cortell
Albany County
McConnell
University of Colorado Law School
Laramie
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F. W. Vapor
W. D. Clifton
Wit
Omaha
Olmstead
Olmead
Whion Pacif
Sev Cooke
Ines
Harker
Denver
Chas, Barker
Skade
Colorado Capitol
Rom Kearney
F. AR. Edson
Kearney, Neher
F. J. Lawrence
Carr, Colo
Marion
George H. Catheart
Esterday
Iowa
Kimball
Witty
Davis Wd
Nebr
L. R. Ostrom
W. R. Sjiudson
F. B. Wilson
Anid
Capitol
Austin
Tex
Memphis
Julius Dickinson
Memphis, Tenn
Victor T. Johnson
George Reed
Thermopolis
CIA
Bullock
J. W. Bullock
Fvnstant State Bank Examiner Returnai
Ynka
Denter
Mr. MM. Mitter
Mevenne
Auto Party
C. N. Levercheck
Jones
Ralph Jones
Max Sage
Meriden
Withita Vietters
Sherens
Wichita
Kendrick
Sheridan
Portland
M. M. Wernick
Ore
Worland
Wic
St. Joe
J. J. Hamilton
the Plains
Alexander
E. M. Alexander
Nashville, Tenn
Sacramento
R. T . McKineekin
City Today
Calif
Smith
H. Creek
Chas
Horse Creek
Mr. Smith
Reealta
Hoya
Hoys
Hoyw
Royw
Hoye
Sam Stark
West
Lincoln Highway
The
Lyris
Great Britain
Baloa
America
United States
Sherman Co
R. McGefferty
Cody
Wyoming
Coely Tressay
Prences Jane
East
Anita Stewart
Strand
Blanche Sweet
Henry Walthall
Agricultural, Industrial and Mining Bulletin
Maccabee Temple
Awisher’s Optical Services
W. 17Th &T.reef
Grerbal
Apital Coal Company Oal
Abil & Holliday
Pione
Blg Horn Basin
Poston
Leo Mark Chapman
Carey Ave
Jamen Graham
Freemont County
Avon Nelson
Wyoming Wnireraity
State Horticultural Society
Buffalo
Fen F. Swisher
Ivison
Rosine
Mystic
Baptist Mission
Park Addition
Yellowstone Park
Sheridan County Electric Co
Nd Gas Service
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Capitol Ave
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