Wyoming Musical Department Arrives For Fort Russell Show
Forty five members of the University of Wyoming musical department travel to Cheyenne with stage scenery for a military musical "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" at the Fort Russell Y M C A hut. Carpenters ready the stage and reserved seats have sold well at Plains Pharmacy. The group plans to visit friends during their stay and anticipates a huge success.
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University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Fort Russell Y. M. C. A
Johnny
Requisition Signed For Colorado Grand Larceny Suspect
Gov Frank J Houx signed requisition papers to return Coleman Broughton to Natrona County for grand larceny charges. Broughton is held in Denver jail awaiting Natrona authorities to transport him to Casper for trial.
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Frank J- Houx
Colorado
Coleman Broughton
Natrona County
Toilet Articles Suitable for All
A fine assortment of toilet articles ideal for the dresser or grip. Includes essentials for daily use with quality materials and practical sizing.
Fountain Pen Gift Suggestion
An ideal present highlighting a high quality fountain pen. The text promotes the pen as the best made, suggesting strong value and appeal for gift buyers.
Fine solid geld Lavalieres with assorted stones
Jewelry advertisement touts solid geld lavalieres with varied stones, described as ideal gifts for wives daughters or sweethearts.
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Lavalieres
Nurse denies she slew bride of former lover
In Dedham Mass on December 13 nurse Harriet A Varney testified in her murder trial claiming she did not kill Pauline A Keyes wife of Boston real estate operator George H Keyes. She described being dragged during a dinner entanglement with Keyes and a Providence actor named Whitney, pleading to be released.
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Dedham
Mass
George H. Keyts
Boston
Harriet A. Varney
Pauline A. Keyes
Keyes
Providence
Whitney
Pedl er Held for Murder in Albion Case
Albion, N Y December 14 Erwin King a peddler was arrested on a first degree murder charge based on information from assistant attorney general C Watté. King is accused of killing Charles Phelps and Margaret Wolcott a crime linked to Charles F Stielow who has a life sentence after seven governor granted stays.
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Albion
N. Y
Erwin King
C. ©. Watté
King
Watte
Charles Phelps
Margaret Wolcott
Charles F. Stielow
Whitman
Brownie Vernon as Agnes Vernon Fame and Feuds Noted
The article traces Brownie Vernon rising from Agnes Vernon nickname in early film days with a praised star image in Fear Not and Bluebirds. It notes her upset at advertising featuring Agnes Vernon, and mentions Jack Standing’s death and Herbert Standing’s acting family, with Guy Standing in military service.
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Rownie Vernon
Buffy
Brownie
Agnes
Vernon
Franklyn Farnum
Bluebirds
Agnes Vernon
Brownie Vernon
Jack Standing
Angeles
Herbert Standing
Guy
Percy
Guy Standing
Jewel Productions to Release The Grand Passion
Jewel Productions prepares a new feature starring Dorothy Phillips titled The Grand Passion as part of a strong slate of titles. The studio seeks a punchy, marketable name to capture audience interest.
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Jewel Productions, Inc
Dorothy Phillips
Local Briefs Touch on Marriage License Jailings and Petty Notices
A Cheyenne marriage license was issued to Sergt. Charles I White of Fort Russell and Mary Murray of Cheyenne. Louden brothers and another man jailed for alleged theft of 400 feet rope and dishes from Cook brothers’ warehouse. A large church sign adorns the National Brokerage roof and will light up when finished. Oscar Beck from Big Piney visited Cheyenne. Nels Perry travels to Missouri for a nonessential operation per Omaha doctors. Little Joly Coble, ill with diphtheria, shows improvement.
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Charles I, White
Fort Russell
Mary Murray
Cheyenne
Louden Brothers
Cook Brothers
American Made Toy Engines Spark Cheyenne Display
Sentiment leans positive as a Cheyenne exhibit showcases American toy engines. Organizers favor domestically produced models over former German engines once sold locally, praising quality and superiority.
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Cheyenne
America
Weather Clears After Snow Warms Up
Snow melts away as yesterday’s warnings fade. Fair and warmer weather is forecast for today.
Rabies Kills More Head of Livestock in Idaho
Two more head of dairy cattle near Driggs Idaho died from rabies, part of the Wadell dairy herd. State veterinarian Dr A W French said there is no serious outbreak yet and predatory animals could spread disease if a larger outbreak occurred.
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Driggs
Ida
D. H. Wadell
A. W French
Mexico Cures Colic Colds with Bromo Quinine Tabs
An old advertisement touts a cure labeled as a remedy for colds in Mexico using Bromo Quinine tablets. The box is signed by W Grove. The claim emphasizes removing the cause of illness.
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Mexico
Grove
100 Percent American to Ascertain Stand of Citizens
Douglas Wyoming December 14 At a meeting of the 100 percent American club held at the offices of Attorney Charles F Maurer it was decided to canvass the town and ascertain the stand of every resident. Reports from Casper Sheridan Cody Moorcroft Sundance and Lander show rapid growth of the movement with clubs organized in each city. A committee of ninety appointed in every city to hear complaints against would be pro Germans and to mete out punishment if needed.
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Douglas
Wyo
Der
Charles F. Maurer
Casper
Sheridan
Code
Moorcroft
Sundance
Lander
Agatnst
Premier Vaughan to Speak in Cheyenne December
Premier Crawford Vaughan of New South Wales will speak in Cheyenne on December 1, announced by Henry G. Knight chairman of the state council of national defense. Vaughan is touring the West under defense councils, en route from California. details of the program are to be announced later.
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Cheyenne High School
Bounice Thompson
Florence Flanagan
Gladys Kleinke
Helen Brace
Red Cross
Glee Club
Sadie Sherman
Josephine Pegg
Clyde Braden
Helen Tyson
Frances Mentzer
Harriet Rossman
Lucille Ridgley
Alton Laughlin
L. Vaughan
France
Pershing
Marie Laughlin
Lelton
Jean Grandet
Francis Brammer
Elsie Taylor
Jean
David Chaplain
Velma Wilseck
Crawford Vaughan
New South Wales
Cheyenne
Henry G. Knight
State Council of National Defense
Vaughan
Councils of National Defense
California
Worker to Lecture on Armenians at Congregational Church
W. P. Hawkes, noted Y M C A worker, will speak on Turkey and the War at 7 30 tomorrow night in the Congregational church. The free stereoptical lecture highlights Armenian refugees driven from their homes by Kurds seeking safety in Russia and aims to spur Armenian relief efforts.
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W. P. Hawkes
Congregational
Turkey
Russia
Hawkes
Snow Blockade Halts UP Through Lookout Wyoming
In Laramie Wyoming on December 14 snow briefly blocked Union Pacific tracks at Lookout for an hour or two. Snow plows cleared the line and traffic resumed with little delay. A freight train became stuck between stations unable to move forward or backward.
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Laramie
Wyo
Union Pacific
Lookout
La Bonte Hotel Cleared After Ammonia Leak
A broken pipe at the LaBonte hotel released ammonia last Thursday morning prompting the evacuation of guests. The odor forced an initial clearing, but the problem was quickly fixed and the lobby returned to normal activity for the rest of the day.
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la Bonte Hotel
Douglas, Wye
LaBonte
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted at Low Prewar Prices
Mrs. Mary Kisby of Spokane Washington writes that Foley's Honey and Tar stopped her cough from lagrippe and helped her recover. Fresh lots of Foley's Honor and Tar are advertised as ready to use in homes at very low prices.
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Foley
Thia Puta
Mary Kisby
Princeton Ave
Spokane
Copper producers pledge to meet war needs of Louisiana
Copper producers told the war industries board they could meet government war needs in Louisiana. They reported improved labor conditions and general satisfaction with the Contribution system.
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Washington, D. C
War Industries Board
Record Low Temperature Strikes Douglas This Winter
Douglas Wyoming reports a new winter low with thermometers at 29 degrees below zero. Earlier the mercury fell to 5 below Saturday night and remained around that level Sunday. Six inches of fresh snow accumulated Saturday night into Sunday.
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Douglas
Wyo
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