Bootlegger Wiederholt Bonds Over After Preliminary Hearing
Prosecutor Lane says the liquor raid case centers on Wiederholt who was found near the city with six quarts. He waived the preliminary hearing before Judge W. H. Edwards and was bound over to the district court on a $200 cash bond. Wiederholt pledged to pay cash once banks open. The proceeding continued on page eight.
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Harry Wilderholt
W. H. Edwards
District Court
Wiederholt
Edwards
Wyoming National Guard Reorganization Plan Unveiled
The Wyoming national guard will expand from a dispersed squadron of cavalry in six towns to about 500 cavalrymen immediately and later to around 1200. Adjutant General Timothy S. Maroy announced the plan after being informed of the Associated press message received last night.
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Wyoming National Guard
Timothy S. Maroy
Pershing Presented to King and Queen at Buckingham Palace
London July 16 General Pershing and his staff were presented to the king and queen at a garden party at Buckingham Palace this afternoon. Guests included Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig and other senior British officers. Pershing conferred with the prince of Wales during the visit.
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London
Pershing
Douglas Haig
Henry Seymour Rawlinson
France
William Widdell Birdwood
New Zealand
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Fair Then Warmer East
Forecast calls for fair weather on Thursday with warmer temperatures in the extreme east. Friday will be partly cloudy with a likely cooler trend in the west and north regions.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne Beach Scene Showcases Local Bathing Beauties
A photograph from an eastern beach captures fashionable women who visit Second Lake, as Cheyenne officials expand the area under Commissioner Eddie Storey to make the water a premier Wyoming bathing resort, rivaling Thermopolis.
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Ond Lake
Eddie Storey
Wyoming
Prohibition Factions Clash Over Enforce Bill At Washington
In Washington lawmakers from the prohibition faction clash with conservatives over drastic enforcement measures in the pending liquor bill. Conservatives warn against radical additions that could spark nationwide backlash, while doubts persist about whether sharing a drink at home could be illegal. Informal talks continue as representatives discuss scope and penalties.
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Washington
Ue Eneervatives
Judiciary
Pou
North Carolina
Ocala
Mr. Pound
No Chance for Labor Bills in Appropriations Fight
A publican backed block defeats labor favorable measures in the Appropriations and Other Legislation committee, stalling bills beneficial to workers. The session concentrates on funding and policy rider battles, with party lines tight and outcomes uncertain.
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Congress
Attitude of Congress Leaders on Labor Policy
Washington report notes republican leaders imply laboring man faces defeat of labor policies. Department of Labor may be handicapped in Newplitt endeavors as a political contrast with democratic aims is highlighted. Continuous coverage referenced on page eight.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Department of Labor
Newplitt
Kia
Meteor on Lincoln Highway Prompts Ten Minute Detour
A gasoline propelled meteor will have right of way on the Lincoln highway between Cheyenne and Borie from 6 30 to 6 40 this evening. Fred Hank will pilot the Hankson racer carrying Denver Times copies from Borie to Cheyenne then on to the Hank Kesiar shop at 420 West Lincoln Way. The event serves as a preliminary test for Hankson racer before the Denver Cheyenne auto race next Tuesday.
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Monk
Lincoln Highway
Cheyenne
Borie
Fred Hank
Denver Times
Hank
Hanson
Cheyennes
Hank—Kesiar Motor Company
West Lincoln Way
Hankson
Denver-Times
Wyoming Agricultural Output in 1918 Reaches 47 Million
State Immigration Commission released 1918 agricultural statistics showing Wyoming crops valued at 47 208 780 with wheat 260 000 acres 6 00 000 bushels hay 580 000 acres 1 218 000 tons oats 286 000 acres 11 635 000 bushels corn 40 000 acres 1 000 000 bushels barley 30 000 acres 1 110 000 bushels flax 253 000 acres 450 000 bushels potatoes 30 000 acres 4 500 000 bushels flaxseed 3 000 acres 27 000 bushels sugar beets 8 606 acres and more values listed.
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Charles 8. Hill
Wyoming
Autos Must Not Pass Street Car in Cheyenne Court
Three Cheyenne residents appeared in Police court after offenses against street car rules. Robert Bradley was fined for driving past a standing street car while passengers alighted. G L Strader fined for parking within 15 feet of a fire plug. J Berman fined for leaving his car unattended with the engine running. The court reviewed city ordinance and state law on passing a street car and instructed the traffic officer to arrest any driver who passes a standing car where passengers are entering or leaving.
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Robert Bradley
G. L. Strader
J. Berman
Laramie County Board Hones Valuation Revisions
The Laramie County Board of Equalization met to review and boost property valuations across the county. Officials discussed assessment methods and sought to align figures with current market values.
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Laramie County
Sesalon
County Board of Equalization
Vakee
Soda Water Tax Repeal Proposed in House
Washington July 16. Republicans in the House decided to repeal the soda water tax. The Ways and Means Committee will draft a repeal measure.
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Washington
House
Enlarged Sewer System Is an Absolute Necessity
Beautiful English matron known as The Angel of Chelsea aided wounded British soldiers at the Invalides Royal hospital in Chelsea. Her husband Captain Sir F. Goring served there. Lady Goring received special recognition from Queen Mary for her war work.
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Chelsea
The
Invalides’ Royal Hospital
Sir F. Goring
Lady Goring
Queen Mary
City considers license fee for near beer and soft drinks
The city council introduced an ordinance setting a 300 per year license for establishments selling near beer and non intoxicating malt beverages and a 150 per year license for soft drink and ice cream outlets. Licenses are payable semi annually with penalties up to 100 for violations. some debate whether grape juice sales require the 150 license. The measure goes to first reading next Monday at 1 30 PM with potential changes before then.
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Storey
Cummings to Address Cheyenne Democrats in Wyoming Visit
Homer Cummings, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, will speak at 8 oclock next Monday evening July 21 at the gymnasium in Cheyenne. He travels with a party of national Democrats and will confer with Wyoming leaders and editors.
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Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Committees
Woodrow Wilson
May E. Lee
Ir. Cummings
Cheyenne
Wil
the Plaine
Wyoming
Democratic State Committee
Asl
Democrac
Cheyenne Mayor urges sewer bonds to avert third-rate status
Mayor E W Stone spoke at the Rotary Club urging approval of sewer bonds on Tuesday July 29. He argued enlarging and improving the city sewers is essential to prevent Cheyenne from becoming a third-rate city citing overtaxed and backing Biddy Street sewer and flooded basements. Architect William Dubois supported the need noting basement drainage issues for new construction and urged not to overreact but to upgrade sewer capacity. Rotary reported volunteers to serve as polling officials at no city cost, with polling place operators also waiving charges.
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BE. W. Stone
Rotary Club
Cheyenne
de Guerne Ie
William Dubois
Industrial Club
Harry Hynds
Dubois
Casper
Sheridan
Plans for Advertising Bond Issue Publicity
T B Kennedy, committee on publicity chair, reports pamphlets with questions and answers about the bond issue will be mailed to all voters. Window cards will be placed in merchant windows showing support. V yield to be issued later and worn by supporters by young ladies.
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T. B. Kennedy
Committee On Publicity
Frontier Days Signage Plan At Frontier Park Front
Civic clubs finance public notices for Frontier Days with Jacob Sherman printing free large signs for the fence near the grand stand at Frontier Park. Joeitz provides free slides for display. A notary and industrials group will fund publicity. a sewer bond question is on the agenda and all invited to attend Monday evening.
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Jacob Sherman
Frontier Park
Dyriti
Joeitz
Menor
Col
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National Guard
John Pershing
George Guelf
Great Britain
King
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Cheyenne’s
New Beach
Associated Press
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Meteor
Wilson
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