Baseball Scores From Yesterday in National and American Leagues
A recap of yesterday’s NL and AL results with battering lines. Highlights include Philadelphia and New York games with noted pitchers and fielders. Pittsburg and Chicago also tally runs and outs. Karl Warren, a prominent Hiverton resident, was seen in the city on business.
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Karl Warren
Hiverton
City News in Brief Apita CoAl Cahill
Local notes record a Cheyenne resident plan to move to Chicago after fifteen years in Cheyenne. A Hobba Huckfeldt & Finkbeiner ad announces baby carriages and sulkies. Mrs Charles Farthing visited from Iron Mountain ranch district. July 8 Plains Hotel tire and auto services listed with Agnes Wright state librarian returning from Asbury Park and New York City.
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Charles Farthing
Iron Mountain District
Roy
White
Agnes Wright
Asbury Park
New York City
Fire at Union Pacific yards and city blaze prompt three alarms
Three alarms were sounded Monday as fires struck the city and the Union Pacific supply yards. The largest blaze, at the UP yards, involved timber stacks and endangered over $1,000,000 in inflammable materials. it was suppressed with three hose lines, aided by the UP fire department, with about $150 in damage. Earlier, Henry Barnum’s residence on East 12th Street burned a small amount from a roof spark, causing about $50 damage. A false alarm from box 25 at 12 Russell and Twelfth dawned when residents reported a bonfire smoke.
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Union Pacific
Pacific Fire Department
Henry Barnum
East 12Th Street
Twelfth
Russell
Cheyenne
Young Woman's Association Wins State Charter in Wyoming
The Young Woman's Association of Cheyenne filed articles of incorporation with Wyoming's secretary of state becoming the state's first such chartered non profit. Trustees for the first year include Ellen M. Carey and John A. Riner among six, with twenty five women on the board of directors led by Isabel Draper and Maud Mentzer. The group will operate from a new three story building prepared by former Governor Joseph M. Carey featuring rooms for young women recreation and a cafeteria. completion date pending.
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Young Woman's Christian Association of
Cheyenne
Cace
Wyoming
Ellen M. Carey
A. E B. Roedel
John A. Riner
Archie Allison
W. B. Ross
Randolph Leigh
Isabel 5. Draper
Maud Mentzer
Marian Reams
Ruhamah A. Hunter
Katherine T. Johnston
Anna B. Haggard
A. W. McDuffie
Louige B. Walton
Mildred McIntosh
Jane N. Crabbe
Lida H. Bell
Mary Brown
P. EB. Glafeke
Maurine Garley
Margaret Burditk
Elizabeth S. Whitaker
Lottie Wolfer
Ruth Chaplin
Fannie M. Johnston
Vivia A. Henderson
Joseph M. Carey
Justice Blydenburgh Returns to Wyoming Supreme Court Bench
Associate Justice Blydenburgh, who had been incapacitated by illness for nearly a year, sat with Chief Justice Beard and Justice Potter as the Wyoming supreme court held routine business. The session adjourned to July 14 for expected decisions. Albin visitors in Cheyenne included George Rabon Joe Nurred B Tower and Reybon Collins.
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Charles Hl. Blydenburgh
Wyoming, Supreme Court
Cyrus Beard
Charles W. Potter
Albin
Cheyenne
George Rabon
Joe Nurred Ft. B. Tower
Reybon Collins
City Council Minutes Show June Reports And Cemetery Expenditures
The meeting records financial reports from the city marshal police justice fire chief and city engineer for June and the second quarter 1919. Claims against the city totaling numerous salaries and expenses including parks cemetery and maintenance were approved for payment.
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Angers
Police Justice
Fire Department
Fourteen Foreign Born Wyomingites Naturalized in District Court
Judge John A. Hiner presided as fourteen naturalization applicants gained citizenship in U S district court. Examiner Wright quizzed each candidate on residence and former allegiance with nations including Russia Norway Sweden Italy Turkey and England listed among the fifty plus persons naturalized. The report notes several hearings lingered for others seeking American status while local arrivals Fridwin A. Pith and Frank Peight were mentioned. The piece ends with details about a new Y W C A building project valued at about 30 000 dollars, the first of its kind in Wyoming, noting the absence of a Y M C A in the state.
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United States District Court
John A. Hiner
Wright
John Paul Brown
Diamond
Russia
Raymond Pepiski
Cheyenne
Russla
Frederick Roder
Iron Mountain
Germany
Peter Dalene
Little Bear
Norwegian
Carl Herman Jerpe
Sweden
Thure Engelbert Ericson
Cheyenne City Council Minutes Describe Water Department Expenses
Abstract of the Cheyenne Wyoming city council minutes from July 4 1919 detailing treasury expenditures for water department salaries labor and services. Includes lists of contractors like Nicolaisen & r and Ruth Murphy and notes on city service and gambling related items.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
W. A. Ador
Expense
Peete Enenen Nicolaisen & R
W. E. Dinneen
Eeoene- Min
T & T Co
Devine Grain Co
Tom Melvin
Nathan Cohén
Cheyenne LF & P.co
Cheyenne L. F. & P. Co
Service Water Department
Ruth Murphy
Salary Water Department
al Leslie, Jr
Lawrence G. Crews
Salary
Eugene Clouser
Robert Jerpe
Frank Rollman
Inbor Water Department
Ceee
Robert Cook
Tom Morrissey
Eee
Donald McKenzie
W. A. Miller
Cere
T. Fitamaurice
F. A. Roedel
Expense Water Department
TH. Colo. & So. Ry. Co
Cy Trobe Reikis
M. J. O'Fallon Co
Supplies Water Department
Ulvich
Dinnoen
Ae.es
Nicolaisen & Stuhr
John Jyne
Labor Water Department
Amil Garenson
Encceseene
Geo
Pukalo
Alee Sina Ao Golo
Fuel,& Iron Co
Cook
Laramie
L. J. J. Showaller
Sald Clty
J. Showalter
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