Cadets Demonstration Impresses Montclair and Jersey City Leaders
Cadets at a New Jersey high school gymnasium staged a drill for Prof Dawn C. Biles Montclair superintendent and Prof Henry Snyder Jersey City superintendent. The show featured manual of arms wall crossing exercises and a fourteen foot wall sealing system with a five man pyramid.
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Dawn CC. Biles
Montclair
N. J
Henry Snyder
Jersey City
Meee
Cook
Trinidad Business Man Why Goodrich In City On Visit
Trinidad, Colorado merchant Why Goodrich is in the city for a few days on business, meeting with local traders and inspecting potential opportunities. He plans to return to Trinidad after completing his engagements.
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Trinidad
Goodrich
Colo
Children Sell Red Cross Seals in Wyoming School Campaign
About 18 600 Red Cross seals were distributed to Cheyenne school children yesterday under the Wyoming Public Health Society. Children eagerly enrolled as modern health monitors and pledged to sell seals, with some schools requesting a third supply. Returns expected next week as the campaign spreads statewide.
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Cheyenne
RA. Morton
Wyoming Public Health Society
Ia Iiew
Red Cross
Impealen
Urge Spanish Course in Cheyenne Schools
The St. Mark's church men's club urges Cheyenne schools to adopt Spanish as an elective in the high school curriculum. A five-member committee will write the school board, pledging club support. The discussion followed Prof Barritt of Cheyenne College who spoke on U S foreign trade expansion with South America after the European war.
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St. Mark's Church
United States
Barritt
Cheyenne Cusinersa College
South America
C H S Freshies Triumph Over Sophomores In Early Season Game
In a rough roughhouse matchup the C H S Freshies defeated the Sophomores 16 to 13. The first half ended 7 to 6 with Wood scoring the opening lead and the Freshmen finishing with the edge. Coaches and players cited fouls mainly for holding as the game opened at 4 30 with Coach Cochrane officiating.
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Cochrane
Wood
Cal
Trotter
Weitz
Holmes
Woelch
Geaséin
W. Woolston
Peabody
Bush
Chaffey
Leslie
Not Mrs Harriman But Jennie Harriman Causes Courtroom Scene
In a district court on Wednesday afternoon Mrs Jennie Harriman, mother of Wilford Harriman committed to the state Industrial School by Judge Mentzer as an incorrigible, caused a disturbance before Deputy Sheriff Perry orderly removed her from the room. An error tied the disruption to Mrs Knott, who was not present and ill at home with pneumonia.
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Rosa Knott
Raymond Lowel
District Court
Jennie Harriman
Wilford Harriman
W. C Mentzer
Harriman
Nels Perry
Thompson
Incorporation Papers Filed in Casper With Three Firms
Three companies filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state yesterday and will start operations soon. Antigo Ol] is capitalized at 10,000,000 with offices in Casper and directors Julian Lever KR EE Wertz F H Pope J A Cody W A Black hare. Twentyne Sheep Co. based in Casper has 25,000 capital under John Heaton Grace Beaton and Alex McRae. Corona Development Co. of Casper is to be directed by J Ingram F B eneram William O Walon V E Stanley and Oscar Thomas.
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Antigo Ol
Casper
Julian Lever
KR. EE. Wertz
F. H Pope
J. A. Cody
W. A. Blackhare
Twentyne Sheep Co
John Heaton
Grace Beaton
Alex McRae
Corona Development Co
J. ©. Ingram
F. Beneram
William O.walon
V. E. Stanley
Oscar Thomas
Special Telephone Exchange For U. P. To Improve Office Work
Union Pacific will install a new telephone system and central exchange at a cost over 2000 dollars, by Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company. The change aims to reduce time wasted waiting for calls and a new operator will manage the switchboard once installed.
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Union Pacific
Central Exchange
Mountain States O Telehone and Telegraph Company
Central City Exchange
The Man Who Couldn’t Beat God story summary
Harold G. Calhoun writes The Man Who Couldn’t Beat God as a tale of a man tormented by conscience after murder. He tries to live righteously in a new country but is haunted by the victim’s specter until a vision condemns him and he collapses at the scene where the crime began. The piece wins second prize in the New York Evening Sun Vitieraph contest.
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God
Harold G. Calhoun
King of this city re elected president of National Ram Association
King, a prominent sheepman, was re elected president of the National Ram Association at the recent International Livestock Show in Cheyenne. Visiting Mooney Frances Mooney and Michael Mooney of New York arrived to spend two days with their brother Jack Mooney of the Cheyenne Cadet band before heading to the Pacific coast. A marriage license was issued to Margarita R Ruvalcaba and Bether Zamora, both of Cheyenne.
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King
National Ram
Chifenco
Ack Mooney
Chas
Francia Mooney
New York Fire Department
Michael Thomas Mooney
New York Police Department
Cheyenne
Jack Mooney
Cheyenne Cadet Band
Pacific Coast
Margarita R. Ruvalcaba
Bether Zamora
Married Again Seeks Alimony In Contempt Plea
Lulu Hulet sues former husband James A. Merna for contempt over nonpayment of court ordered alimony and child support after her remarriage. Merna, already vying for custody of Arthur J. and Albert W., stopped payments in 1916 claiming no obligation to support another man’s wife.
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James A. Merna
Lulu Hulet
Mre. Hulet
Merna
Arthur J
Albert W. Merna
Hulet
Federal Grand Jury Probe Opens Monday in Cleveland
A federal grand jury was convened in Cleveland to consider indictments against local coal and food dealers for anti trust violations. The inquiry, led by special agent George W. Anderson, is the first government action in the drive against high living costs.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
George W. Anderson
Army Wife Divorces Col. H Stone Wallace
Mrs Sarah Stetson Winslow Wallace obtained an interlocutory divorce in San Francisco from Col Hamilton Stone Wallace a department and division quartermaster for the United States Army. The Colonel denied the desertion charge but did not contest the suit.
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San Francisco
Sarah Stetson Winslow Wallace
Hamilton Stone ‘Wallace
United States Army
Wallace
Postal card sends long-delayed message home
Newark police headquarters received a postal card mailed ten years ago by the mother of Sergt. William Bonnet. The card arrived with no explanation for the delay, leaving authorities puzzled about why it took a decade to reach its destination.
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Newark
N. J
William Bonnet
Lloyd George Condition Worsens Keeps Premier in Bed
London reports Premier David Lloyd George has taken a slight turn for the worse after a severe chill. Doctors ordered him to remain in bed for a few more days, though friends hope he can appear in the House of Commons next Tuesday as planned.
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London
David Lloyd-George
House of Commong
Senator Stone Warns on Neutrality and War Costs
The senator argues the United States has suffered from censorship of the mails ships seized and sunk on the seas and peaceful commerce with neutrals disrupted He notes Americans killed without warning and insists patience has limits urging a neutral motion as war looms and peace hangs by a thread.
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United States
Vielon
Senator Stone
Neutral Nations May Offer Aid To End War
The speaker rejects the idea that neutrals must wait to be invited before addressing warring powers. He argues neutrals can make representations to discuss issues and push for a basis of honorable peace, and that refusal to act harms the world unless outside intervention is requested.
Noted family conflict sparks murder accusation case
Cavalieri and Mrs Cavalieri recount a night when a man killed and fled. The daughter, questioned next day, alleged Fosca took her father’s place. Mrs Cavalieri claims Peter coached the girl to speak. She also accuses Cavalieri of beating her with a butcher knife amid frequent domestic quarrels. Fosca says the girl blames him for their troubles.
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Papa
Cavalieri
Fosca
Couple separates over fears of husband in Cheyenne
Mrs Cavalieri confers with her spouse and moves to Cheyenne with the children. She is described as in delicate condition and refuses to return, stating she fears her husband.
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