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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1916
Page
14
Salvation Army Christmas boxes were stolen from Cheyenne cafes for the second time this season. A box left in Dannelly's Cafe for three weeks was taken, with up to 250 collected this season. Donations fund meals and 50 baskets of six meals each for Cheyenne families on Christmas morning.
Fred R. Richards, owner of extensive ranch lands in Medicine Bow, is visiting Cheyenne today to inspect his holdings and discuss future operations with local officials.
The New Atlas presents A Peck O Pickleé with C William Kolb May Clay and Max M Dill as Rudolph Schlitz Louise and Adolph Busch. Schlitz a shoe maker, Busch a grocer and butcher, win a lottery of thirteen hundred thousand thirteen hundred and thirteen dollars. They dream of fortune, drink medicine-water cider, and are whisked back to Civil War days then to the year 1500 for comic misadventures.
J A Munroe, vice-president of Union Pacific, marked his thirty four years with the road. After Dartmouth 1878 graduation he became Omaha road general agent at the Twin Cities. He rose to VP of Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line on Oct 13 1911. Dartmouth awarded him an MA in 1916.
The state supreme court granted new trials yesterday to four murder defendants. Daniel Parker, Matt Crrejo, and T Oftoma were each reversed for improper jury instructions after initial convictions about eighteen months ago. Dewey Mortimer, age 16, also gets a new trial after the court reversed a manslaughter verdict and remanded for further proceedings. The prior trials occurred in Lincoln and Converse counties.
Fred L. Thompson secretary of the state board of livestock commissioners sends lists of all estrays reported since last June to county clerks. The current list includes about 150 animals and is one of the largest issued in years. Each animal is described in full.
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