Earl Warren Visits Cheyenne on City Business
Riverton resident Earl Warren arrives in Cheyenne for afternoon Capitol visit on city business. Frisco visitor H Bannon comes to Cheyenne from San Francisco for the day. Cheyenne Business College opens January 2 with day and night classes. enrollment urged. Denver visitor T H Redington in Cheyenne today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Earl Warren
Riverton
Cheyenne
Capitol
Frisco
H. Bannon
San Francisco
Cheyenne Business College
Denver
T. H. Redington
Local Biz Notes from Cheyenne and Laramie
Sten Paintingt The Sherman Co and Ralph Rogers of Diamond with Charles Bent of Egbert visit Cheyenne to file brands at the state livestock board. Henry G. Knight departs for Laramie after a two day Wyoming Agricultural College visit. E Cooper of Omaha arrives and plans to stay at the Plains Hotel while on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rogers
Diamond
Charles Bent
Egbert
Cheyenne
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
State Library
C. P. Arnold
Laramie
Henry G. Knight
Agricultural College
University of Wyoming
Omahia
E. Cooper
Omaha
City
The
Plains
Quarantine Order Enforced By City Health Officials
The public health board orders strict measles quarantine with household isolation for ten days, extended if needed, and a further ten days away from school. Passers by are prohibited from contact. violators face a fine up to one hundred dollars as mounted police are deployed. Office of Mayor and City Health Officer, December 30, 1931.
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Board OF Health
FHE
O. K. Snyder
New Year Event at Plains Hotel Crowded With Guests
The Plains Hotel hosts a New Year celebration Monday night inviting friends to join in the festivities. Notable attendees include Mr and Mrs Besse of Laramie and Grover visitor Mrs C D Grover from Grover Colorado. A big poultry exhibit runs January 2 to 6 at Maccabee Temple with admission ten cents and free for children with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cele
the Plains
Maccabes Temple
Coliseum
the Plains Hotel
Enaehi
Besse
Laramie
State
Maccabee Temple
Cls
Grover
C. D. Grover
Enty
Colo
Meat Prices Not To Drop Says Agriculture Department
The Agriculture Department declares meat prices will not fall. Wheat Blocult will provide more lean nutrition than beef or eggs at lower cost. Shredded Wheat stays at the same price and quality. Two biscuits with bananas and cream make a complete meal for under five cents. Made at Niagara Falls, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Max Irvine Improves In Illness at Douglas
Max Irvine Ir vine at Douglas reported yesterday to be slightly improved from pneumonia. Marriage License Issued Henry Faber and Anna Peters both of Divide obtained a marriage license at the county clerk office yesterday.
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Max Irvine
Paxton Irvine
Douglas
Henry Faber
Anna Peters
Divide
Highways Improve After Storm in Cheyenne Area
The condition of highways leading into Cheyenne is improving daily as blizzard disruptions ease. Farmers and stockmen are moving into town for the week’s end while ranchers flocked to the county treasurer to pay September taxes due January 1 with penalties after that date. Residents from Burns Carpenter and Hecla visited the Industrial but yesterday to discuss matters, including J W Bovworth D F Raleigh J J Faever Charles Jacobson George Pontine J F Spannon and William Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
J. W. Bovworth
D. F. Raleigh
J. J. Faever
Burns
Charles Jacobson
George Pontine
J. F. Spannon
Carpenter
William Ferguson
Hecla
Cast of The Enemy at Lyric Feature Arrives
The Vitagraph Blue Ribbon film The Enemy directed by George Randolph Chester and Lillian Chester plays at the Lyric today. Cast includes Peggy Hyland Ewart Overton Charles Kent Julia Swayne Gordon James Morrison Billie Billings Edward Elkas and Charles Wellesley.
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Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
the Enemy
George Randolph Chester
Lillian Chester
Lyric
Peggy Hyland
Ewart Overton
Charles Kent
Julia Swayne Gordon
James Morrison
Billie Billings
Edward Eplkas
Charles Wellesley
Comedy Day at the New Atlas Theater
Four reels of laughter and a three reel drama headline the program at the New Atlas. Charlie Chaplin stars in a two reel feature titled Charlies Nightmare. Bud Fisher cartoons of Matt and Jeff entertain audiences, along with new Christie comedies.
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Charlie Chaplin
Bud Fisher
Matt
Jeff
New Year Ball at Parish House January 1 1917
The New Year ball at Parish House is hosted Monday night January 1 1917 by the W E A OT M. Music is by Messrs Bird and Hopkins. Admission 50c a couple. Everyone welcome.
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Messrs. Bird and
Hopkins
Cheyenne Enforces Quarantine Over Measles Epidemic
City dispatch reports measles epidemic in Cheyenne with about 200 patients. Dr. C. K. Snyder says mounted policemen will arrest quarantine violators with fines from 1 to 100 dollars to halt spread and restore eight years of safety.
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Cheyenne
C. K. Snyder
Snyder
Denver Man Recovers in Elusive Family Case
A Denver man recounts a pursuit that led to recovering a child hidden with the help of Cheyenne police. He says his ex wife, Mrs. Wricht, abducted the child with accomplices from the Land home and fled toward Cheyenne after a late December escape. He notes a prior divorce on cruelty grounds and alleges a sensational elopement and a $50,000 damage suit against a Pillsburg chemist.
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Land
Mary Gillette Smith
East
Thirteenth Avenue
Cheyenne
al Cooper
Littleton
Colorado
First National Bank
Denver
Claude Wright
United States
Pillsburg
Berlin Permits New Year Night Open Hours
Berlin authorities respond to public demand by allowing restaurants and amusements to stay open until 1 a m on New Year night. The police president issued the order today, December 28.
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Berlin
Police
Man Defies Court Over Coal Prices Near Des Moines
May or John MancVicar charged that about twenty coal mines near Des Moines limit output to raise profits. He allegedly seized wagon loads of coal from a company for poor residents who could not buy coal.
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Des Moines
John MancVicar
Vigilante miner faces injunction and planned coal raid
The man was halted in his first raid by a court injunction, went into hiding to avoid service, and planned a second attack on another company's coal supply citing public necessity as his motive.
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Mometer
Auto Bandits Hit California Post Office
Two men in an automobile robbed the San Jacinto post office near Los Angeles, dynamiting the safe and escaping with $250 in money and $100 in stamps. The crime was discovered at daybreak.
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California
Los Angeles
San Jacinto
Wyoming State Guard appoints two new second lieutenants
Sergeant Leroy B. Moss of Company I Wyoming National Guard and Sergeant Marshal Dayton of Company C were appointed second lieutenants. Moss, former University of Wyoming cadet battalion captain, was overlooked for major this year. Both await company assignments as four of twenty examined qualified.
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Leroy B. Moss
Wyoming National Bearch
Marker
Moss
University of Wyoming
Marshal Dayton
Company C
The
Guard
Wyoming Infantry
Mona
Dayton
25000 Cattle Stranded By Snow Blockade In Colorado
Denver dispatch reports the Colorado Wyoming Eastern railroad blocking the North Park outlet for several days due to heavy snow. Between 25 000 and 20 000 head of cattle are fed up with no losses evident. Rail service is expected to resume in a day or two.
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Denver
Colorado, Wyoming & Eastern’ Railroad
North Park Country
Union Pacific Rail Road as Nation's Great Artery
A historical overview describes the Union Pacific as central to American expansion and identity. It recounts Webster and Green on the railroad's value and fears of financial risk, noting the line’s role in linking east and west and aiding national growth.
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Inion Pacific
Pacific Union
Union Pacific
Pacific
Seattle
Los Angeles
Daniel Webster
Mississippi
Webster
Green
Missouri
Senate
Pacific Railroad
Cate
Abraham Lincoln
Grant
Sheridan
Ridek
Union Pacific Railroad Through Great National Service
A passage extols the Union Pacific as a major national achievement driven by Harriman and associates. It credits sustained investment since 1897, totaling about 269.7 million dollars in extensions and improvements, and frames the railroad as a public servant advancing wealth, population, and industry nationwide.
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J. Harriman
Tie
Union Pacific
Thomas Jefferson
James Muchanan
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J. M. Cassdiy
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