Briefs and Personal Notes From Cheyenne
Local items report visitors and residents in Cheyenne from Boulder Sheridan Worland Tulsa and Portland including Japanese consul Sukeyuki Atamata. Cheyenne civic services and businesses advertised taxi calls varnishing cement floors and a mobile auto row. A man named Charles H Bellamy was injured when his Ford rolled over trapping him for three hours.
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Sukeyuki Atamata
Portland
Cheyenne
Ile
Statehouse
Charles H. Bellamy
Bellamy
Havfix
Federal Troops May Go to Cooper Camps
Governor Campbell appealed to the War Department for federal aid in the strike crisis. The adjutant general said instructions were sent to the command and the general of the southern department at Fort Sam Houston was told to take such measures as seem necessary. Campbell left for Globe after a day of telegrams describing a worsening strike situation.
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Piloenix
Ariz
War Department
Campbell
Adjutant General
Instructione
Southern Department
Fort Sam Houston
Globe
Free Athletic Carnival Prizes at Pioneer Park
Enlisted men host a free athletic carnival at Pioneer Park with events from soccer to boxing. Prizes include cash, merchandise, hats, pictures, theater passes, and shares of stock, with supports from local merchants and a March start time at 8 26 am.
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Pioneer Park
Fort
Uechner Jewelry Company
J. Krantz
Poet
Luckanes
Dan
Park
Oldenstein’s
Post
Luckans
Shepherd & Kreet
Kingham Tire & Repair Company
Post, Luckans
Max Meyer
Wassehman’s
Post Luackhans
Sam Wilson Palace Pharmacy
Merchadise
Post Luckhans
Gillinsky Parsley Co
Wyoming Brokerage Co
Elears McCord
Anthony Bird
W. HB
Beatty
Jas
J. Chaplin
Cheyenne
Will Pound the Pill for Red Cross Gain
Cheyenne Country club members join a Liberty handicap golf match to raise funds for the Red Cross. Players compete over eighteen holes for a bronze medal trophy donated by the US Golf Association and all entry fees go to the Red Cross. Already entered are Miles pherd Charles Rigdon Wallace W K Jones Dr W H Andrew James B True C W Heisiz Frank Wharton William Dubois D Shawver A B Bartlett and C N Potter. The steward schedules a special chicken dinner for a holiday crowd.
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Cheyenne Country Club
Red Cross
United States Golf Association
Milespherd
Charles Rigdon
Wallace
W. K. Jones
Dr. W. WH
Andrew
James B. True
W. Heisiz
Frank Wharton
William DuBois
D. Shawver
A. B. Bartlett
C. N. Potter
Motorists head to celebrate independence day from Cheyenne
Motorists depart Cheyenne today bound for Pine Bluffs and Laramie to mark the nation's anniversary. Rain yesterday eased dust on roads after a heavy shower, with special trains and fares arranged for the celebrations. Over 100 autos left Cheyenne yesterday carrying banners promoting the Frontier show.
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Motorieta
Cheyenne
Pine Hluifs
Cheventio
Pine Bluffs
Capitol Coal
Pine Bluff
Laramie
Virginian Author Hopes to Return for Semi Centennial
Author Owen Wister, of The Virginian and Lyman McLean, visited Cheyenne briefly on a hunting trip. He recalled to reporters how the West has changed in 32 years from dry camps to wheat fields and growing cities, noting fewer antelope near North Platte and predicting less romantic frontier wealth.
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Owen Winter
Lyman McLean
Cheyenne
Big Horn Mountains
Wister
West
North Platte
Weowlie Tras
Amd
Comerinies
U S Troop Convoy Defends Atlantic Rendezvous
The article reports American ships repelling two U boat attacks during a rendezvous with US forces in European waters. Gunfire from escorts and destroyers prevented torpedo strikes, sinking at least one enemy and proving convoy security. The piece celebrates the peril overcome and the impending arrival in France.
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Dkbstroyers
France
Rens
Four Men Acquitted of Conspiracy Charge in Frontier Days Case
Four men were acquitted on conspiracy charges after a trial in the Cripple Creek district. Jury delivered verdicts as officials stated the case aimed to purge corruption in the district. Sentences for Tony Nan were expected Thursday. other defendants’ bonds were extended. Community celebration and parade preparations for Frontier Days continue in the region.
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Cripple Creek
Hieherade Aweay
Josingwe
George Dayton
Tony
Nan
Tie Sentanes
Lodge Riner
Wotton
Call No 3 for taxis and 7 pass cars
A brief public notice outlines vehicle classifications calling for taxis and seven passenger cars under a municipal regulation. The notice lists fleet categories and compliance expectations for operators and owners within city limits.
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Ater
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Apital Coal Company
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Davis
B. F. Davis
State Veterinary
Farm Loan Bank
Omaha
Douglas
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Sherman Co
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R. T. Hake
Sheridan
R. T. Lacey
the Plains Hotel
Sherman
Boulder
J. M. Mott
Oklahoma
W. Dodge
Tulsa
Okla
Inter Ocean
Waling
Estes Park
S. G. Hopkins
Ligier
Beaty
Capitol Ave
Walker
George 3S
Western Typewriter Exchange of
Denver
Lissom
Frontier Park
Cooper Camps
Union Mercantile Company
Atlas and
Lyric Theaters
M. M. Todd
S. Bronstein
H. N. Boyd Company
Jas. P. Barry
H. F. Swisher
Logan
Kelley Mercantile Company
Sayn Marsheik
Cheyenne Transfer Co
Schwartz Brothers
Sam Stark
Bon Shoe and Clothing Co
Jenkins Shoe Co
Sands-Haves Drug Co
United Grocery and Bakery
Gen. Petain
Eee
Subpkani
Union Pacific
L. A. Broderick
Theoa
Ker
Atrick Prem
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Ton Butler
RK. Goildard
Timneots
Wedgcutary
Union Pacite Bicket Office
47H & Stout Sts
Eames Pheer
Domver
Cinty
Lewis Dev Goode Co
Cinty Tas
Androne-Hall
Hooker Diy Goody Co
Lowe Bhocker
eSeer
Micke Tee
Ray A
Chula
Loungurg
Adda
Watson Bros
Turnings
Dod
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