Whisky cache found near Cheyenne road in Wyoming case
Report cites police stopping a vehicle north of Cartet on the Cheyenne road where 80 gallons of whiskey were seized. Suspects J. and L. Gruth and J. Laon were detained while alcohol and a car were moved to custody, with more details on the seizure and border security measures across Colorado reported.
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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 Positive Despite Drought
Crop observers report good prospects across northern Colorado as heat and sunshine accelerate growth. Alfalfa first cuttings progress with ample irrigation, wheat and oats advancing, beet and bean stands improving, though rain remains sparse and some areas show thinner bean stands.
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Fport Collins
Safe and Sane 4th Observed in Fort Collins Slogan
Fort Collins plans a safe Fourth with a complete ban on fireworks. Merchants were warned against selling any pyrotechnics, ensuring no firecracker stock in the city. The day features the Pioneer picnic and a Denver to Laramie road race with $500 prize from Laramie citizens and a large audience along the course.
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Port Collin
Colo
Fort Collins
Thin Ely
Fort Colliing
Ove
the Pioneers
Trenver
Laramie
Greeley
Laramde
Denver Times
Roder
Weet
Harold Brinker
Denver
Cara
Depyver Nat Weet Pourty
Fourth Avenue
Houlevard FP
Limlts
Wyoming Concern Secures Soda Contract
A Wyoming company expands soda production after securing a long term contract with the Sherman stake. The deal includes fifty years of 008 ton deliveries and plans for new equipment to greatly increase output next year at the Purest Wind facility.
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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 shutoff threat shadowed by July 4 pipe fix
Mala July 3 mayor and city officials raced to repair the Windsor water line after a break cut supply to Windsor and surrounding areas. Crews replaced 60 feet of broken wood stave pipe and laid new pipe while workers drilled trenches. Normal service hoped by July 4 with full pressure by Friday, but a water shortage could force a fireworks ban.
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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 Miss Mooney Trial
San Francisco report says the state today concluded its case against Rena Mooney after 102 witnesses had been examined.
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Mis Mooney
San Francisco
Rena Mooney
Canning Factory to Open Friday in Greeley
The Empeon Packing Co. plant in Greeley will begin its pea canning campaign by Friday morning. Potter Greeley, manager, says ample stock exists despite the Longmont factory fire. The facility will hire 70 to 100 girls for pea canning and many men for heavy factory and field work.
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Grreley
Tly
Greeley
Empeon Packing Co
Tita
Potter
Longmonth
Hulet's First Soldier Dies of Pneumonia in Wyoming
Sylvester Whiles, about 22, the first to enlist from Hulet for the late call, died of pneumonia at Port Russell Cheyenne. Remains shipped to Moorcroft, funeral details pending. Whiles married nine years ago and was regarded 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, 33, wife of farmer George Grilow of Briggsdale area, shot herself through the heart around 3 PM Monday. death immediate. Body sent to Macy undertaking parlors in Greeley. Deputy Coroner CEO Dyde notified to investigate.
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Greeley
Minnie Know
George Grilow
Briggsdale
Macy m
Dyde
Broken Leg Suffered When Horse Falls On Rider
Jackson July 3 George Biulker of Grovant neighborhood is badly hurt after a fractious horse fell on him breaking leg bones with one bone breaking through the skin. The accident brings great suffering and will lay him up during the busy wicker season.
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Jackson
George Biulker
Grovant
Rintker
Local preacher assails Wilson on grain use in liquor policy
In Greeley a Sunday sermon by Rev. R. E. Thompson of Park Congregational Church challenges President Wilson on continuing fermented liquor production amid a national grain shortage. He cites the Brewers Association figures claiming 120,000,000 bushels wasted annually and argues the policy erodes wartime economy. Thompson says he remains a Wilson supporter but criticizes the inconsistency.
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United Brewers Uassociation
Dr. Thompson
Thompson
Ir. Thompson
Wilson
Kerensky Leads New Attack in Prison News
Kerensky personally led a brilliant Russian advance that sparked rejoicing as the new republic emerged. The operation took place in Petrograd on July 3 with decisive momentum for the citadel.
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Kerensky
NEW Tes
Parisoe Thanks Leader For Aid To Red Cross War Drive
A July 2 1917 letter from Rev G E Parisoe state Red Cross head in Laramie Wyoming praises a local leader for co operation and for helping raise 25140988 dollars. It commends Wyoming’s effort as a noble charity and asks to convey thanks to the community.
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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 redeployments and resignations issued in Washington
Tuesday orders assign Captain Frederick Turner to Fort Riley and detail several lieutenants to detached lists. Captain Arthur R. Christie moves to aviation training in Fairfield Ohio. Resignations accepted for James Kimbrough Jr and Robert McBeck Jr. New postings include Byron Q. Jones at Mt Clements and Adam J. Ment to report to Fort Russell. Major Frank A. Barton retires as lieutenant colonel. Casimir Mika also retires. recruiting officer Denver ordered.
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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 Gets Union Pacific Club House and Recreation Hall
Green River reports a completed deal with Union Pacific exchanging the Masonic lot for the company club site behind the current club house. The UP plans a new recreation hall for employees and a second club house east of the present one. Depot second story remodeling proceeds as town activity rises ahead of July Fourth frontier events.
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Green River
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Masonic Order
Forest Service Leader Plans Forest Work in France
Henry S Graves head of the U S Forest Service has taken leave and received a major commission to study forest operations in France for American army engineers. A forest regiment is being recruited to supply timber, ties and lumber behind the front lines for Allied military needs. Capt Barrington Moore accompanies Graves to arrange duties for the unit once landed, with work organized on military lines but noncombatant in nature.
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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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W. 18Th St
U.P
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July 4Th
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Foresty Man
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Henry G. Graves
U. S. Servic
Standard Produce Co
Denver, Colo
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Kool Klub
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