Arrest Likely in Cheyenne Black Hand Threat Case
Sam Stark, a Cheyenne clothing merchant, said an arrest will likely be made soon in a blackhand letter threat case. The investigation, aided by local officers and Colorado detectives, involved Stark securing a revolver permit and guarding himself with a special detective corps after the Wednesday mailing that bore skull and crossbones and a blackhand imprint.
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Sam Stark
Sixteenth Street
Colorado
Stark
Lafontaine
Cheyenne
Julia Rotest dies at Wakson home in Cheyenne
Julia Rotests, 71, long time resident of Cheyenne, died yesterday at her son Richard Butler’s home at 176 East Lincoln Highway. Her remains will be shipped from Early parlors to Colorado Springs for a funeral Saturday at a Catholic church.
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Julia Roberts
Cheyenne
Richard Butler
East Lincoln Dieghway
Colorado Springs
Union Pacific Rebuilds Burned Wyoming Shops After Fire
Union Pacific moves to reconstruct and refit damaged Wyoming shops after last Sunday's blaze. Cheyenne’s vast store suffered major losses and will be rebuilt with material improvements costing about 300000 dollars, with Omaha sendings to restore operations. General Superintendent E B Stenger and chief storekeepers toured Cheyenne to plan the rebuild.
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E. B. Stenger
Cheyenne
Salvation Army Baskets to Be Given Out Next Monday
Salvation Army plans Christmas baskets for Cheyenne residents on Monday at the army hall 415 West Seventeenth Street Ensign Varrie leads the drive with cranberries flour beans celery potatoes coffee butter sugar apples and other edibles Gifts include toys clothes and a large Christmas tree event next Friday December 2 for children and community.
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Gheyenne
Salvation Army
Ensign Varrie
Army Hall
West Seventeenth Street
Caee
Chey
Public determined to carry on the war says Teuton papers
Teuton papers express belief the public remains resolved to continue the war after Prime Minister Lloyd George’s speech. Ulterior and official reactions, from grand headquarters to Potsdam, are reviewed and the general public’s verdict is recorded as the same.
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Liloyd- George
Grand
Potsdam
Lansing Clarifies Neutrality Policy Statement
Secretary of State Lansing issued a second statement clarifying U S neutrality aims toward belligerents. He said the earlier note created a wrong impression and stressed the United States remains neutral while pursuing direct interests in possible peace terms. He denied any change in policy and said the second note would be unintelligible without the first.
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Lansing
Lapsing
Langsing
Eldridge Explains Highway System Ideas and Plans
Eldridge outlines why highway expenditures outpace road mileage and argues for a state led plan. He calls for a unified system with state supervision of main roads, local control of feeders, skilled engineers, and federal aid guidance to coordinate surveys, funding, and maintenance.
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Sretary of Agriculture
Highway Department
State Highway Department
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Orran
Mackhander
Mercuast
Wis
Julia Rotests
Wakson
Ben Davis
St.Janathan
I. Davis
West 17Th Street
A. E. Roedel
Santa Claus
Citizens National Bank
U. P
Teuton Papers
U. S
Eldridge Explains
Ehway Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Logan
Kodak
Logan's Book and Curio Store
Imi
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Capitol Avenue
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