Remodeling Building for Use of Children in Charge
The former state Institute for the deaf and blind, once a military HQ, is being remodeled as an emergency home for children under State Commissioner E W Burke. Occupancy likely in about sixty days. A garden is planted by Surveyor General Charles L Decker of Sheridan as a contribution to support dependent children.
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State Institute For the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
State Commissioner of Child and Animal Protection
E. W. Burke
Charles L. Decker
Sheridan
Asedes
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Ensign Dinneen Departs for New York to Join Battleship
Ensign William Dinneen Junior, son of Mr and Mrs W E Dinneen, departed Monday for New York where he will join his ship the battleship.
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William Dinneen
W. E. Dinneen
New York
Bierman Succeeds Ryan as Passenger Agent at Cheyenne
George Bierman of Omaha yesterday assumed the duties of Union Pacific passenger agent at Cheyenne, succeeding Mr. Ryan who will join Cheyenne State Bank as assistant cashier. Bierman has seventeen years with Union Pacific and is thoroughly familiar with the passenger department.
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George Bierman
Omaha
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Ryan
Cheyenne Staté Bank
Bierman
Chicago Municipal Strike Faces Partial Settlement
Chicago workers inch toward resolution as about half of the firemen accept a $300 yearly raise and 800 city hall clerks return. Engineers, especially in the fire department, refuse higher pay. street department remains idle with 5,000 workers rejecting a 50 cent daily raise.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fire Department
Only Twenty Six of 450 Employment Offices Remain Open
Washington July 4 Failure by Congress to appropriate funds for the United States employment service closed all but 26 of its 450 offices. Since March 22 the service has been financed by welfare contributions and private donors.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
United States Employment Service
Enginemen Debating Increase in Brotherhood Officers
Denver July 1 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen discussed a proposal to raise the number of vice presidents from seven to nine citing growth and duties. No action was taken. Frank MacNamara U S railrond administration equipment supervisor will address the convention tomorrow. George E Wark Canada representative at the convention is expected to discuss the recent policy in the district.
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Associated Press
Denver
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Committee On Grand Lodge
Brotherhood
Frank Macnamy
United States Rail
One Roosevelt Tooth Linked to His Death
A sensational claim links Theodore Roosevelt's death to a tooth infection spreading harmful germs through the body. The piece cites the idea that Roosevelt died of a pulmonary embolism caused by dental decay and promotes PYROS as a breakthrough to treat pyorrhea and other dental diseases.
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Roosevelt
America
Noosevelt
Army Appropriation Bill Passed by House for 764 Million
The House approved the army appropriation bill totaling 764 million dollars without a record rate. Associated Press reports from Washington dated July 1. The action sets funding for army operations and programs for the upcoming period.
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House
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover Resigns as Head of Grain Corporation Board
The Associated Press reports Herbert Hoover resigns as chairman of the board of directors of the Grain Corporation, part of the food administration, and the company will be reorganized as the United States Grain Corporation. In the UK, about 1.5 million spinsters are said to have no marriage prospects.
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Hoover
Board Grain Corporation of Food Control
Associated Press
New York
Herbert Hoover
The
Food administration,Grain Corporation
United States Grain Corporation
United Kingdom
Pyros Promoted Against Gum Disease In Cheyenne Ad
An advertisement urges readers to treat pyorrhea warning signs such as bleeding gums and sensitivity. It claims a high prevalence and promotes Pyros as a remedy with local druggists listing A. E. Roedel Drug Co in Cheyenne as a seller with eight ounce bottles available.
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Roosevelt
Cheyenne
A. E. Roedel Drug Co
Pioneer Ranchman Undergoes Treatment in Denver
Hosack, a pioneer ranchman of the Granite Canon district, is in Denver receiving treatment for a lingering hand injury. The note appears amid a Rochester University graduation item stating the class this year has twice as many women as men.
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Hosack
Granite Canon District
Denver
University of Rochester
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