Three Held for Attack on Taxi Man
A taxi driver, Lewis Failer, 26, lies dying from a skull fracture at St. John's hospital after an assault near Round Top reservoir. Three Fort Russell soldiers Melfred S. Kargus Wayne B. K. Stanley and Thomas V. Carroll are charged with the attack and robbery of more than $100. The suspects fled in Failer's Nash Six after injuring him and taking money, with authorities tracing them through Fort Russell roll call and警 telegraphing fifty towns for their arrest.
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Lewis Failer
St. John's Hospital
Melfred S. Kargus
Wayne BK. Stanley
Thomas V. Carroll
Fort Russell
Wray
Colorado
Cheyenne
Failer
Round Top Reservoir
Fuller
Fort Russall
Evans Mill Ranch
Islay Road
Sheriff's Office
EB. J. Smalley
Lon Davis
Evans Ranch
Fatler
Ita
Smalley
Transport Corps
Sargus
Stanley
Carroll
Former Fargo Police Chief Patrick Larnes Dies in Prison Cell
Patrick H. Larnes, 74, once Fargo North Dakota police chief, drops dead in his prison cell from a heart attack believed triggered by joy over a parole board decision Friday. He had been sentenced thirteen months earlier for shooting a neighbor, who recovered.
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Patrick H. Larnes
Fargo
N. D
Parole Board
Nothing For Germans But Accept Fate
A semi official Spa decision to deliver 2,000,000 tons of coal monthly to the Allies was issued in Berlin. After Marshal Foch was summoned no other option remained, since invasion of Germany and its political and economic consequences faced a feared 8 percent drop in coal for German consumers, with the possibility of staying master in one’s own house.
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Berlin
Spa
Foch
Germany
Six Cattle Killed by Lightning Near Hillsdale
A bolt struck a fence corner near Hillsdale, eighteen miles east of Cheyenne, killing six cattle belonging to William Spatz. The lightning traveled via the metal wires into the herd as the animals stood in the fence corner. The incident occurred Saturday.
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Hillsdale
Cheyenne
William Spatz
Father under suspicion after Copeland fire kills Roesch family
Bonner's Ferry Idaho July 17 Mrs John Roesch and seven children perished when their Copeland Idaho home burned early today. Husband is held pending investigation as coroner’s jury rules deaths suspicious.
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Bonner's Ferry
Idaho
John Roesch
Copeland
Here
Roesch
Kansas Women Win Right to Vote at 21 Registration
Kansas women who have reached the age of 21 are entitled to vote in elections regardless of whether they disclose their exact age when registering. The opinion was issued tonight by Attorney General R. J. Hopkins in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
R. J. Hopkins
Mistress Harvey Cash Undergoes Minor Operation
Mrs. Harvey Cash submitted to a minor operation at a local hospital on Saturday.
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Harvey Cash
Eight-year-old boy killed in City Park swing collapse
Clarence Ramirez, eight, son of Dr. J M Ramirez of 400 East Ninth, fatally injured Saturday when a City Park swing collapsed. He died at St. John’s hospital at 10:40 PM after skull and facial fractures. An official inquiry will follow.
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Clarence Ramirez
J. M. Ramirez
East Ninth Street
City Park
St. John’s Hospital
Ramirez Lad
St. John's Hospital
Jack Thompson
Adventures of
Billy Whiskers
Carnegie Library
Earler
Dast Ninth Street
Jhhildren
Ramirez
Bresnahan Block
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Goffs Show At Funeral Directors Convention
Cheyenne hosts the Wyoming Funeral Directors association convention with coffins and motor hearses on display. Several casket manufacturers exhibit four each, three motor hearses arrive from Denver and one from Sidney Nebraska. About 35 delegates booked at the Plains hotel as sessions run at the Parish house with lectures by Prof. Clement Williams starting midweek.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Funeral Directors’ Association
Janatitaur
Denver
Sidney
Nebraska
W.W. W. Dumm
Plains Hotel
Clement Williams
Kansas City
American pair win doubles to challenge Australia for Davis Cup
Johnson and Hilden defeated Kingscote and Parke in five sets at Wimbledon to earn the right to challenge Australia for the Davis Cup. The victory gave the Americans three straight wins over England in the international lawn tennis tournament.
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Wimbleton
Associated Press
America
Johnson and
Hilden
Australia
Kingscote
Parke
England
Uncle Sam's Yearly Expenses Mark Record Value
Government expenditures for the fiscal year ending June 30th totalled 28.441 billion dollars. Ordinary disbursements reached 6.404 billion and public debt payments 17.038 billion. The War Department led ordinary costs at 1.610 billion, with railroads and debt interest following. Navy and Shipping departments also reported substantial outlays.
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Washington
Treasury
War Department
Navy
Fourth Bridge to Be Built by State Over North Platte
The state highway commission will receive bids at its August 8 meeting in this city for the erection of the fourth bridge over the North Platte river. The 400 foot structure will be south of Torrington on the Cheyenne Torrington road, similar to the Casper area bridge on the Yellowstone highway nearing completion. Another North Platte bridge on the Yellowstone route is under construction about two miles east of Orin Junction in Converse County.
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State Highway Commission
North Platte River
North Platte
Torrington
Cheyenne-Torrington
Casper
Yellowstone Highway
Orin Junction
Converse County
Harding Completes Speech Prep Ahead of Nomination
Marion Ohio July 17 Senator Harding finished polishing his acceptance speech on Saturday and planned a quiet Sunday with rest and recreation. He worked with the Marion Star composing room to put the speech into type for advance copies and visited his compositors. The address for the presidential nominating event next Thursday may exceed his four column initial plan.
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Marion
Harding
The
Marion Star
Cox
Wilson
League of Nations
Law and Order Plank Absent From Republican Platform
Chicago July 17 The law and order plank adopted by the Republican National Convention was omitted from the platform distributed from Republican headquarters Virgil G Hinshaw chairman of the Prohibition National Committee said prohibitionists are thunderstruck by the omission of the law enforcement plank adopted with others by unanimous vote at the convention.
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Chicago
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Prohibition National Committee
Hinshaw
Republican National Committee
Governor Spending Sunday at Ranch Visit by Carey in Careyhurst
Governor Robert D. Carey departed for the J. M. Carey & Bro. ranch at Careyhurst for a day or two with Mrs. Carey and the children who are spending the summer there. Grace Mackley has returned from an operation for appendicitis and left the hospital Saturday.
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Robert D. Carey
J. M. Carey & Bro. Ranch
Careyhurst
Grace Mackley
Digging into history with pick and shovel
National Geographic notes deciphered clay tablets may push back history by a thousand years and reveal that early civilizations possessed high culture. Archaeologists cite large libraries at Nineveh Nippur Sippur and Babylon with hundreds of thousands of documents from the third and fourth millennia B C.
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Washington, D. C
Hammurabi
National Geographic Society
Albert T. Clay
Ashurbanipal
Nineveh
Nippur
Sippur
Larsa
Babylon
Wrech
Important Notice to Leader Subscribers
The Cheyenne State Leader informs all subscribers to call at the Tribune office or mail in payments as a vigorous subscription drive and collection campaign begins. Notify if you do not want the morning paper or have missed deliveries to help improve the Leader.
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Cheyenne
Tribune
Ranch resident cut by mowing machine at Y-Six ranch
Mannie Keller was brought to St. John's hospital from the Y-Six ranch on Little Horse creek with a severe cut in one heel. The injury occurred when he was struck by the sickle-bar of a mowing machine.
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Mannie Keller
St. John’s Hospital
Y-Six
Little Horse Creek
Resolute Dominates Shamrock VI In Second Regatta Race
The 1920 America's Cup race at Sandy Hook saw Resolute VI, captained by Charles F. Adams II, extend a long lead over Shamrock VI as time ran out. Shamrock VI was two miles from the final stake when the race was declared off at 7 26 PM, preserving Shamrock VI's 1 0 edge from the first race.
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Sandy Hook
N. J
Shamrock VI
Charles F. Adams
Resolute
Adams
Atlantic
Shamrock
Ambrose
William P. Burton
Tribune’s Cheyenne readers push for morning Leader edition
Cheyenne residents and business leaders express strong support for Tribune Publishing Co. purchasing the Cheyenne State Leader. Subscribers praise service and urge a morning edition, noting benefits to city news, while staff rivalry between papers spurs reader benefit and planned improvements.
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Cheyenne State
Tribune Publishing Co
Old Oul Guilty Putting Bullet Through Hunter
Clyde Skidmore of Laguna Beach was hunting squirrels when his revolver discharged, wounding him slightly in both legs as the sun reflected through his windshield in Santa Ana California.
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Hunter
Santa Ana
Calif
Clyde Skidmore
Laguna Beach
Skidmore
Alaskan Aerial Trail Blazers Begin 9000 Mile Mail Flight
ERIA Pa July 17 Four government airplanes carrying an air mail trail to Alaska will leave at 10 Sunday for Grand Rapids Mich the second stop on the 9000 mile journey Captain St Clair Street commander of the flight joined the group this afternoon after a delayed arrival from Himburst Pa due to a broken axle His plane showed slight wing damage from a forced landing at Himhurst.
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Eria
Alaska
Grand Rapids
Mich
St. Clair Street
Himhurst
Penn
Labor Leaders to Take the Stump in Campaign
President Gompers and Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor plan to campaign against congress candidates unfriendly to labor. Morrison announced the move as the federation also prepared records of labor votes by Senator Harding and Governor Cox in the past.
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Washington
Gompers
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Harding
Senate
Gox
House
Cordillo to Be Arraigned for Sentence Monday
Pete Cordillo faces arraignment for sentence after a ten day window to file a motion for a new trial in the Frank Jennings slaying near Laramie. Judge William C. Mentzer will pronounce the sentence, with potential penalties ranging from twenty years to life. Cordillo’s brother John Cordillo has already been sentenced to 15 to 20 years for manslaughter.
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Pete Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Laramie
William C. Mentzer
Cordillo
Mentzer
John Cordillo
John
Cox Visits Washington Ahead of Wilson Conference
Governor Cox arrives in the capital to meet President Wilson for a Sunday White House conference on international affairs. He is greeted by Franklin D. Roosevelt and other Democrats and plans talks on the league of nations. Senator Hitchcock reports harmony with Cox on foreign policy.
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Washington
National Capital
Cox
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas G. Amburg
Ohio
White House
Columbus
League of Nations
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Sheppard
Goy
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the Tribune
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C. F. Fisher
C. J. Ohnhaus
Chas
Jankovsky
Wyoming Tribune
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