Bootlegger Wiederholt Bound Over On Liquor Charge
Prosecuting Attorney Lane said Wiederholt kept liquor at his home and could not be searched. Wiederholt was found on the city outskirts with six quarts of liquor and waived his preliminary hearing before Judge W H Edwards. He was bound over to the district court in $200 cash bond, which he said he could raise when banks opened. Continued on page eight.
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Harry Wilderholt
W. H. Edwards
District Court
Wiederholt
Edwards
Judiciary
Pou
North Carolina
Ocala
Mr. Pound
National Guard to Expand Cavalry Force in Wyoming
The Wyoming National Guard, currently a squadron dispersed in six towns, will rise to about 500 cavalrymen immediately and then to 1,200. Adjutant General Timothy S. Maroy announced the reorganization after being informed of the Associated Press message.
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Wyoming National Guard
Timothy S. Maroy
Pershing Presented to King and Queen at Buckingham Palace
The article reports General John J. Pershing and his staff attending a Buckingham Palace garden party in London with royal hosts. Guests included Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig General Henry Rawlinson and Lt General William Birdwood among other senior British officers. Pershing reportedly conversed with the Prince of Wales during the event.
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London
Pershing
Douglas Haig
Henry Seymour Rawlinson
France
William Widdell Birdwood
New Zealand
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Wyoming Weather Forecast Noted for Thursday through Friday
Forecast calls for fair conditions Thursday with warmer readings in the far east. Friday expected to be partly cloudy, with cooler trends likely in the west and north regions.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne Beachscene Draws Wyoming Bathers at Second Lake
Photographs from an eastern beach show fashionable women enjoying Second Lake after Commissioner Eddie Storey opened the area, aiming to make it Wyoming’s premier bathing resort. The feature compares them with Thermopolis and notes the evolving waterside attraction.
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Ond Lake
Eddie Storey
Wyoming
Fanatical Prohibitionists Clash With Conservative Factions
Washington July 46 Associated Press report: conservatives in the prohibition faction seek to curb radical moves in the house to enforce a liquor bill. They warn sweeping actions could spark nationwide backlash and defeat in the senate. The bill’s scope risks criminalizing simple acts like giving a drink at home, prompting widespread informal talks and opposition from moderates.
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Washington
Ue Eneervatives
No Chance For Labor Bills Defeated In Congress
Publican congress blocks labor related measures in appropriations and legislation votes. No bills aiding workers clear chamber scrutiny as opposition argues fiscal restraint and political opposition.
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Congress
Washington lines up abortion? no clear headline
Fragmentary wartime style text shows a political clash with labor policy. Partial line references Republican leaders in Congress, labor department handicaps, and a contrast with Democrats, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Department of Labor
Newplitt
Kia
Meteor on Highway Prompts Temporary Right of Way
A gasoline propelled meteor event is planned on the Lincoln highway from Cheyenne to Borie tonight from 6 30 to 6 40. Fred Hank will shuttle Denver Times papers from Borie to Cheyenne in a Hanson racing car using a ten minute window to avoid the meteor’s road priority. The stunt serves as a trial run for Hankson racer ahead of next Tuesday’s Denver Cheyenne automobile race arranged by the Denver Times as a Frontier Days curtain raiser.
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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 releases 1918 data showing Wyoming crops valued at 47,208,780 with wheat 260,000 acres producing 60,000 bushels per acre and total hay, oats, corn, barley, rye, potatoes, flaxseed and sugar beets among major items and values.
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Charles 8. Hill
Wyoming
Autos Must Not Pass Street Cars In Cheyenne Court
Three Cheyenne residents faced the police court after offenses against street cars. Robert Bradley was fined for driving past a standing street car as passengers alighted. G L Strader fined for parking near a fire plug. J Berman fined for leaving an idling unattended car. The court reviewed city and state rules on passing street cars and ordered arrest of any driver passing a standing car on the passenger side.
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Robert Bradley
G. L. Strader
J. Berman
County Board Boosts Laramie Valuations
The Laramie County board of equalization met in session to adjust county valuations as directed by the state board, aiming to reflect revised assessment figures.
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Laramie County
Sesalon
County Board of Equalization
Vakee
Soda Water Tax Repeal Decided by House Republicans
Washington July 16. Republicans in the House decided to repeal the soda water tax. The Ways and Means Committee drafted a repeal measure and is to issue a draft for consideration.
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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 in the Invalides Royal hospital at Chelsea. Her husband, Captain Sir F. Goring, served there. Lady Goring earned 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 fees for near beer and soft drinks
A recessed city council meeting introduced an ordinance setting a $300 annual license for establishments selling near beer soft drinks and ice cream and a $150 license for soft drinks only. Licenses are payable semi annually with penalties up to 100 dollars per offense. Debate includes whether grocery stores selling grape juice must obtain the $150 license. The measure advances to first reading next Monday and may take effect ten days after passage.
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Storey
Cummings to address Cheyenne Democrats in Wyoming
Homer Cummings, national Democratic chairman, will speak at the gymnasium in Cheyenne at 8 PM next Monday July 21 to discuss the Wilson administration. A party of national Democrats will arrive Monday and confer with Wyoming leaders before departing Tuesday morning.
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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
Sewer bonds urged by Cheyenne mayor and Rotary
Mayor BE W Stone urged a July 29 vote on sewer bonds saying the system is a necessity to prevent Cheyenne dropping to a third rate city. He cited overloaded Biddy street sewer and frequent backups during rain. Architect William Dubois and local leaders warned of basements not draining in new buildings. Rotary luncheon covered election officials and polling place costs.
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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 chairman of the publicity committee reported pamphlets of questions and answers about the bond issue will be printed and mailed to all voters. Window cards will be placed in merchant store windows and banners will be issued later for wear by voters in favor of the end to use.
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T. B. Kennedy
Committee On Publicity
Frontier Days Publicity Plan Shaping Signs and Slides
Civic clubs fund free signs by Jacob Sherman and slides by Joeitz for Frontier park events opposite the grand stand. A notary and industrial group will pay for publicity as a municipal sewer bond issue debate proceeds Monday evening with all invited to attend.
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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
Oho
Meteor
Wilson
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