Precinct Boundaries Revised Across City Wards
The county redraws precinct lines for the Second and Third wards affecting multiple precincts. New Sixth precinct of the Third ward and a Leith precinct outside the city are created while most changes occur east of Van Lennan street north of Twenty first street and areas within Hellmans and Pioneer avenues. No changes in the First ward or in some precincts of the Second and Third wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
van Lennen Street
Twenty-first Street
Hellmans Addition
Carey Avenue
Central Avenue
van Lennan Street
Third Ward
Pioneer Avenue
Bent Street
Bent
Twenty Seventh Street
Park and Holdredge
Hellman
Leith
Twins Born In Private Hospital Amid Ill Family
Twin boys were born to Mrs. QO. N. Lovercheck at the Private hospital yesterday afternoon. Mother and babies are reported doing fine. The 11 year old Harry Lovercheck, recently treated, is recovering and cousin Vernon Graves was admitted for surgery today for a similar condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. N. Lovercheck
Harry
Uncle Sam Is Offering Government Jobs
The civil service announces examinations for several positions including scientific assistant in marketing and distribution with July 22 deadlines and salaries from 720 to 1400 dollars. Other openings include chemist's aide, stenographer and typewriter, metallurgical engineer, and motor car mechanician with August deadlines and salaries up to 9,000 dollars. Apply to the United States Civil Service Commission in Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Departmental
Panama Canal Service
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Koberlein Safe After Fog Scare
Union Pacific fireman Hans G Koeberlein was aboard Bleamer California when it ran around in fog off the northern coast of Ireland on June 29. He reports transfer to Cassandra and safe arrival in Glasgow. He is now visiting friends in Edinburgh, Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans G. Koeberlein
Union Pacific
California
Ireland
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Scotland
Elks depart for Golden Jubilee parade in Denver
About 250 Cheyenne lodge Elks travel by special train to Denver for the Golden Jubilee with 50 plus Elk’s ladies. An 80 piece High School Cadet band led the sendoff as they parade downtown. The train includes four passenger cars and four stock cars carrying 102 horses for Thursday’s parade. Some members depart later today due to travel constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Lodge of Elks
Denver
Stock Cafe
United States Bets On Caribbean Stabilization Move
The Hancock carries Marines from Vera Cruz to Guantanamo as a warning to Haiti and San Domingo to form stable governments. Officials hint that if needed the U S might set up a trusteeship in Haiti and expand control of Dominican customs amid European pressure over private financial interests in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hancock
Gulf of Mexico
Vera Cruz
Guantanamo
Cuba
Haiti
San Domingo
United States
Body of Grace McHugh Found Near Florence
The body of Grace McHugh of Denver, leading lady for the Colorado Motion Picture company, who drowned July 1 in the Arkansas river, was found last night three miles east of Florence by ranchman T. R. Williams. Funeral expected at Golden with grandparents the Staples. The body of Owen Carter, a camera operator, who perished while attempting the rescue, had been recovered earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Colo
Grace McHugh
Denver
Colorado Motion Plecture Company
Arkansas River
T. R. Willams
Golden
Justice of the Peace
Charles Staples
Owen Carter
Miss McFlugh
Doctors clash on eugenic law in Milwaukee
The state vice commission heard doctors testify on the Wisconsin eugenic marriage law and sex hygiene education. Dr. H. M. Brown called the male exam clause absurd, while Dr. John Beffal linked small families to economic strain and cited worries over girls’ physical exhaustion as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
H. M. Brown
John Beffal
Last Night Tops Britt Chautauqua Week in Cheyenne
Closing entertainment at Cheyenne's 1914 Britt Chautauqua drew large crowds with the Childs Hawaiian Singers and Players performing native melodies and unique instruments. Homer T. Wilson’s lecture America’s Uncrowned Queen captivated the audience as Mrs. Bruce praised local teachers and urged children to write. Local committee notes improved attendance and better-than-expected results against guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenner
Homer T. Wilson
America
Bruce
Carnegie Library
Record Warmth Reaches 100 Degrees in City History
The local weather bureau reported July 14 1881 as a hot day with a 100 degree high. Officials say such extreme heat has occurred only once or twice in 43 years of records in this city.
State Arrivals From Plains to Albany and More
A list notes arrivals at multiple towns including Plains Sheridan Glenrock Shoshoni Green River and Guernsey with travelers from Albany Normandie Metropolitan and surrounding areas. Names include Paul Elwood Jane Bennett Dora McCaffrey Robins Meade and more along with several paired associates and spouses.
Progressives third in California parties
Complete registration returns up to July 6 show total California registration at 930,886. Republicans 888,295. Progressives 184,675. Democrats 206,146. Socialists 51,723. Prohibition 28,045. The notice appears in Sacramento dated July 14 from Secretary of State Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Jordan
Socialiats
Prohibition
Cheyenne Plans Modern Block Replacing Historic Hove Residence
Ex Postmaster G W Hoyt to erect a two story business building on Seventeenth Street replacing the old residence. The first floor will house three store rooms while the second floor will be converted into apartments. Built 40 years ago by Wm Lindemeier, the home stands as one of Cheyenne’s oldest houses. Construction to begin once materials arrive with Archie Allison likely to win the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
G. W. Hoyt
Seventeenth Street
Archie Allison
Carpentier Arrives Ahead of Gunner Smith Bout in London
Georges Carpentier the French heavyweight champion lands in London with hundreds of fans as anticipation builds for his Thursday night 2v round match with Gunboat Smith. French delegation arrives, Carpentier a 6 to 4 favorite, with boxing interest rising toward a possible title shot against Jack Johnson. Smith bets up to 5000 on himself while Carpentier backers expect clever boxing to neutralize the American’s power and lure a knockout late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Gunboat Smith
Jack Johnso
Smith
White bests Yoakum in nineteenth round knockout
Charlie White of Chicago knocked out Stanley Yoakum of Denver in the nineteenth round after flooring him once for a seven count. White dominated most rounds and will fight Freddie Welsh for the light welter title next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charlie White
Chicago
Stanley Yoakum
Yoakum
Denver Iehter
Freddie Welsh
Miller's watch repair and city notices brief
A compact item lists Miller's watch repair on Carey Ave and a string of city notices. Included are residents traveling to Kemmerer Denver and Elks Jubilee reports, plus local business promos and moves from Durham to Cheyenne.
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Sam
Civil Service Mission
Ser Vce
Koberlein
Elms
U.5
Dao
Park & Company
Brushes
The
Sherman Co
Atlas—Today
Pauline
Inter Ocean
Frank A. Bulzer
Laramie
M. M. Kennels
Campstool
R. Meade
Green River
Albany
R. A.brimgman
Huatville
A. W. Bristol
Casper
H. A. Robinson
Wheatland
E. M. Matthews
Guernsey
Normandie
R. Allanp
Chugwater
Silas Cole
Miskimmins
la Grange
McGinley
Buford
Hugh Stemler
LaGrange
Ogsead Yoder
Alvin C. Long
B. F. Yoder
Phillips
Chris Berg
Little Horse Creek
Frank Jones
Phiillips
Old Hove
the Lyric
Family Theatre
Chicago-Netto ‘Ladies Orchestra
Selig
Kathryn
G. M. Anderson
Lubin
Peerless
Alice Joyce
Nina
Theatre
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Pandleton
HI. J. Elliott
Miller's
Carey Ave
Kemmerer
Ralph Adamsky
Burlington Electricians
Sterling, Colo
T. F. Cowles
Galesburg, Til
Burlington Electrical Department
Burlington Station
Bernice Moore
Swagger
Capitol Ave
Turlington Railroad
City
W. E. Davison
Colorado & Southern
C. Lauritson
Burlington
Cheyenne Irintery
W. 7Th Street
Manewal
Altar and Rosary Society
K. of C. Ball
Philips
B. F. and
Oscar Yoder
Mrs. A. Etter
Kansas City
Kan
Manewal and
Manewal's
Lon. FP
A. Stitzer
Wife
R. C. Allen
Austin
Mine
Dan
BE. L. Staples
Lebanon
Neb
Della Loveland
Bertha Schoening
Broderick
L. A
Elks
Bertha Myers
Markhapman
Carey
Murns
Chautauqua
L. E. Fenwick
Golden Prairie Herald
Penwick
Hazel Robar
Lena Steinke
James Crowe
Burns
Durham
D. E. Lindquist
Wha
Lindquist
Dildine Garage
Holiday Ice Co
BUY
Wyoming Farm
Golden Prairie
Lata
Mort
Federal Land Company
West 17Th St
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