Salvation Army Christmas boxes stolen at Cheyenne cafes
Thieves took two Salvation Army Christmas boxes from Cheyenne cafes, Danellys and Shirley, in separate incidents. About 250 contributed locally so far this season will fund meals and 50 baskets for six, with excess funds supporting winter relief. Officers cite strong per capita response and plan full accounting after settlements.
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Thiseason
Salvation Army
Cheyenne
Dannelly
Shirley Cafe
Donnelly Cafe
Richards Visits Cheyenne From Medicine Bow Ranch
Fred R. Richards, owner of a large ranching property, travels from Medicine Bow to Cheyenne today for business and social engagements, reflecting his prominence in regional ranching circles.
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Medicine Bow
Fred R. Richards
Cheyenne
Farce at New Atlas features Schlitz and Busch in lottery dream
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 and Busch a grocer buy a lottery ticket worth thirteen hundred thousand thirteen hundred and thirteen dollars and hatch plans to spend it. After cider laced with medicine water they reenact Civil War scenes then leap to the year 1500 for comic misadventure.
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Atlas
C. William Kolb
May Clay
Max M. Dill
Rudolph Schlitz
Louise
Adolph Busch
Busch
Schlitz
Two Negroes Arrested on Worthless Check and Theft Charges
M Ray was arrested yesterday for allegedly passing a $20 worthless check on two California visitors. Robert Jackson, colored, was also jailed on a charge of stealing overcoats from two other Black men. Both prisoners will have hearings after the holidays.
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RE. M. Ray
California
Robert Jackson
Sheriff's Office
Union Pacific Vice President Celebrates 34 Years on Road
J A Munroe vice-president of the Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line marks his thirty four years in railroad service. A Dartmouth graduate of 1878 he became general agent for the Omaha road at the Twin Cities. He was named vice president on October 13 1911 by President A L Mohler and earned an M A from Dartmouth in 1916.
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J. A. Munroe
Luion Pacific
Dartmouth College
Omaha
Twin Cities
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
A. L. Mohler
Dartmouth
New Trials Granted for Four Slayings by State Supreme Court
The state supreme court granted new trials yesterday for four death sentences from the prior eighteen months. Three cases from Lincoln County involve Daniel Parker, Matt Crrejo, and T. Oftoma with juror instruction errors leading to reversals. Dewey Mortimer, 16, initially manslaughtered the father and faces a new trial after his lower court conviction was reversed.
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State Supreme Court
Yesterdday
Lincoln County Court
Craig
Daniel Parkers
Matt Crrejo
T. Oftoma
Supreme Court
Dewey Mortimer
Dewey
Converse County Court
Thompson Sends Out List Of Estrays
Fred L. Thompson secretary of the state board of livestock commissioners is sending a list of all estrays reported to the office since last June to county clerks. The current list will include about 150 animals and is among the largest issued in some time. Each animal’s full description is provided.
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Fred L. Thompson
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
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Thompson
Rock Springs
Louisvile
W. 20Th St
Leta & Leff
Cheyenne Music House
R. N. Grace Company
Wyoming
17Th St
Central Ave
Wyoming News
Mporium
George P. Knight
Capitol Ave
Ohenstein Bros
Lincoln Highway
20Th and Reed
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