Whisky haul leads to Wyoming border incident arrests
Report from Cheyenne road north of Cartet details a raid resulting in the seizure of twenty gallons of whiskey and four ten gallon jugs. Arrests include Gruth and Lane and confession indicates transport toward Denver. Authorities plan a roadblock as wagon and posse movements are reported near Liverles.
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Jules
Abie Jeffrey
Tarry Gruth
J. Laon
Cheyenne
Cartet 2
Cock Rexterda
Am Vew
J. Schaton
Lwenver
Colorado
Crop Outlook for Northern Colorado Brightens
Report from Fort Collins notes producers face heat and clear days with rapid growth. First alfalfa cuttings underway, irrigation abundant, second cut expected above normal. Wheat and barley head early, beet and bean stands variable but promising, overall conditions normal or better despite drought in some areas.
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Fport Collins
Safe and Sane 4th Is Fort Collins Slogan
Fort Collins plans Independence Day with strict firework bans and safety measures. The Denver Times reports a 2:45:10 Denver to Laramie road race set for July 4 with 500 dollars in prizes and strong spectator turnout.
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Safe and Sane
Ft.Collins
Port Collin
Colo
Fort Collins
Thin Ely
Fort Colliing
Ove
the Pioneers
Trenver
Laramie
Greeley
Laramde
Denver Times
Roder
Weet
Harold Brinker
Denver
Wyoming Concern Secures Soda Contract
A Wyoming firm plans to expand soda production after accepting a fifty year order for eighty thousand tons to be delivered over the coming year. New equipment will be installed to increase output and support existing business including Green River soda.
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Mire Miver
Sher Tikes Fiahe
Sherman T Sake Scoperys
Memhettm
Jon Traneison
Cal
Priday
Janeteek
Binae
Green River Soda
Be ‘Bilew
Onder
Crake
Blake
Feveesar
Water main repair seeks quick fix as town awaits July 4 water
Mala July 3 The city races to restore service after a damaged Windsor pipe line cuts supply. Mayor Todd Alderman Wilken and Supt Seaman supervise crews replacing 60 feet of old pipe with new, aiming to restore normal pressure by July 4. About 20 workers worked Tuesday and 15 more joined Monday night to rush the project.
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Orvelpy Mala
Becumre
Windsor
T. S Wilken
Velng
Joerg
Tore
Joe
Gareee
Witken
Milt Seaman
Miyor Todd
State Concludes Cash Against Mis Mooney
San Francisco report states the state today finished its case against Rena Mooney after 102 witnesses were examined.
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Mis Mooney
San Francisco
Rena Mooney
Canning Factory Set to Open Friday in Greeley
The Empeon Packing Co. plant in Greeley will begin its pea canning campaign by Friday morning. Potter Greeley, the manager, said ample supply on hand and no delay from the Longmont factory fire. The plant will hire 70 to 100 girls and additional men for heavy work and field labor.
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Grreley
Tly
Greeley
Empeon Packing Co
Tita
Potter
Longmonth
Hulets First Soldier Sylvester Whiles Dies of Pneumonia
WALETT Wyoming July 3 Sylvester Whiles the first to enlist from Hulett under the late call died Tuesday in Port Russell Cheyenne of pneumonia. His remains were shipped to Moorcroft for burial. He was about 22, married nine years, noted as industrious and helpful to his parents.
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Walett
Wyo
Hulett
Sylvester Whiles
Port Russell
Cheyenne
Moorcroft
Sylvester Whities
Tie
Briggsdale Woman Shoots Self in Heart
Mrs Minnie Know thirty three wife of George Grilow a farmer near Briggsdale shot herself through the heart at about 3 pm Monday. Death was instantaneous. The body was taken to Macy undertaking parlors in Greeley. Deputy Coroner C E Dyde will investigate.
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Greeley
Minnie Know
George Grilow
Briggsdale
Macy m
Dyde
Broken Leg After Horse Collapse Hits Local Man
Jackson reports George Binlker of the Grovant neighborhood suffers a fractured leg when a fractious horse fell on him. The accident causes severe pain and will keep him from work during a busy wicker season.
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Jackson
George Biulker
Grovant
Rintker
Reverend Thompson Attacks Wilson on Grain Waste
In Greeley Rev. R. E. Thompson of Park Congregational church condemns President Wilson for continuing fermented liquor production during a grain shortage. He cites 120,000,000 bushels wasted annually and argues brewers employ hundreds of thousands while households economize is vital. Thompson says he remains a Wilson supporter but decries the policy clash.
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United Brewers Uassociation
Dr. Thompson
Thompson
Ir. Thompson
Wilson
Kerensky Leads New assault in Prison Riot
Petrograd reports Kerensky personally leading a brilliant Rusellun advance that spread rejoicing through the new republic, marking a bold attack in the prison actions dated July 3.
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Kerensky
NEW Tes
Parisoe Thanks Leader for Aid to Red Cross Drive
A letter from Rev. G. E. Parishar head of the state Red Cross Acknowledges Cheyenne Wy leaders for aiding the war relief drive The notice notes Wyoming raised 251 409 88 for the American Red Cross and praises local cooperation and sacrifice
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RED Cross Organization
G. E. Parisar
State
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Wyoming
War Council
The
G. B. Parisoe
Military officer assignments and resignations list
A Washington notice lists Captain Frederick Turner and several lieutenants assigned or detached on various cavalry units. It also notes resignations of Captain James Kimbrough Jr and Captain Robert McBeck Jr, with promotions and reassignment details for others, including aviation school duty at Fairfield Ohio and Mt Clements Michigan.
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Washington
Frederick Turner
Fort Riley
Samuel Jones
Lawrence Fleming
Oren Meyer
George White
Robert Fleming
William Glasgow
Arthur R. Christie
Signal Corps
Fairfield
Ohio
James Kimbrough, Jr
Sixty First Infantry
Georgia National Guard
Robert McBeck, Jr
Cavalry
Fifth
Georgia Infantry
Beck
Second Cavalry
Byron Q. Jones
Schod Mt. Clements
Mich
Adam J. Ment
Quartermaster's Reserve
Fort Russell
Frank A. Barton
Twenty-fifth Cavalry
Casimir Mika
Sheridan
Wyoming
Denver
Green River to Have New U.P. Club House
A Union Pacific exchange with the Masonic Lodge will give UP two rear lots for a new employee recreation hall and a second club house east of the present one. The depot building second story remodel continues as town activity grows ahead of July Fourth.
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Green River
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Masonic Order
Forest Service chief Graves sails to arrange wartime lumber work
Henry S Graves head of the U S Forest Service has gone to Paris to coordinate forest work for American army engineers in France. He holds a major commission in the reserve engineers and will study ground conditions to mobilize timber, ties and lumber for Allied military operations. The Forest Service is recruiting a forest regiment to operate behind lines, led by Capt Barrington Moore, with industrial rather than combat duties.
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Washington
Henry 8S. Graves
U. S. Forest Service
Paris
Department of Agriculture
Graves
France
Forest Service
Ameriegg
Barrington Moore
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Spar Carr
Cara
Depyver Nat Weet Pourty
Fourth Avenue
Houlevard FP
Limlts
Hulet
U'S
Parisoe
Laramie, Wyo
Jeditar
Home Cookers
18Th St
Kandy
W. 18Th St
U.P
Frontier Park
July 4Th
Bill
Foresty Man
Frange
Henry G. Graves
U. S. Servic
Standard Produce Co
Denver, Colo
Jamn the Keep
Kool Klub
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
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