Czar Shot by Soviet Orders as Dangerous Figure
London reports former Emperor Nicholas II of Russia has been shot by Soviet orders. The wire states the former emperor's letters and correspondence will be published soon. The former empress and Tsarevich Alexis are in safety. The Polshivik government claims access to intimate documents and diaries. A separate note mentions treas ury actions on silver certificates and bullion, including melting and withdrawal from circulation.
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Czar
London
Nicoblas
Russia
Resputin
Alexis Romanoff
Polshevik
United States
Treasury
United States Treasury
India
New Federal Reserve Bank
Unusual Reserve Bank Note Counts Reported in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne area shows an anomalous supply of Federal Reserve Bank notes, with a notable number of $1 and $3 notes circulating locally and attracting attention from residents and officials.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Cheyenne
Burlington officials inspect Sterling branch in Cheyenne
A company of high Burlington railroad officials visited Cheyenne yesterday and conducted a trip of inspection aboard a special train along the Sterling branch of the line.
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Burlington Railroad
Cheyenne
Sterling Branch
Special Agent Christensen On Near End Division Duties
Special Agent Christensen has been handling business matters on the near end of the division for several days, continuing oversight and coordination.
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Christensen
Last Day of Filing and Neither Ticket Is Full
Thirty five petitions for county and state offices were filed with the secretary of state as the deadline neared. Names for several races appeared on both party tickets, but some offices lack candidates, with several counties awaiting final primary ballots. The Republican slate appears full in some offices while Democrats still lack a complete ticket in others.
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Secretary of State
Bet
Maurice
Uinta County
Frank H. Weagett
Reyenne
Reyenne Milng On the Democratic Ticket Auditor of State, and Lenoree Hornaberger
Lander
Haydenite
Buffalo
Congress
Laramis County
Perry Williams
Granite Canyon
Harry B. Colburn
Burns
F. O. Osborne
Hillsdale
J. C. Underwood
Underwood
David A. Haggard
Cheyenne
Thos. Hunter
J. D. Nobutt
Lestern G. Baker
Lincoln County
Leslie L. Gants
J. W. Johnson
Robert K. Staley
Natrona County
Chas. A. Morrison
Platte County
Lewis R. Ewert
Park County
James Overy
Sweetwater County
Matt Bunton
A McIntosh
Wm. Rogers
Dan Trentice
Mwestwater County
Malcom I
Wnatrona County
C. L. Sackett
W. W. Hanson
Mugh McLeod and
Co. C
Sheridan County
Justice of Supreme Court
Chas. N. Potter
Chas. N. Brydenburg
Rawlins
W. C. Mentier
U. 8
F. E. Warran
J .&. Osborne
J. W. Fisher
Millburn
W. W. Swroyl
Casper
F. W. Mondell
Newcastle
Hayden M. White
J. R. A. Conditt
Baroum
M. B. Camblinn
Sheridan
Robert D. Carey
Coreyhurst
Frank L. Hows
Cody
W. B. Hoss
W. FB. Chaplin
Laramie
Maurice Croshan
Ishmeal C. Jeffries
Albert HH
Stewart
F. H. Wescott
H. Db. Hoskins
Kemmerer
Geo. W. Perry
J. L. Jordan
T. B. McDonough
Leonore C. Harasberger
Denver Town Is Given A Thrill Frontier Days Parade
Denver watched a sweeping parade as 36 000 spectators cheered cowboys cowgirls and ponies in a Denver showcase that previews Cheyenne Frontier Days. Notables from Wyoming and Denver joined in with 506 mounted riders and city bands while out-of-town entrants and drivers prepared for the weeklong celebration.
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Denver
Cheyenne
Capitol Building
Savoy Hotel
Wyoming
Irwin
Frances
Pauline
Charles Johnson
Frank Jones
Floyd Irwin
Fort Logan
George
Bud Bales
National Army
Frank
John Bell
Sam Brownell
Hia
Bob Davidson
T. Joe
Abil
Frontier Days Committee
Ed McCarty
Bill Brown
Nelse Perry
Charles Irwin
Uv, P
Mise Ickles
U. P
Ualform
California
Cheyenne Boosters
Thair Ropen Wtunte
Germans Drop Note Claiming Quentin Roosevelt Dead
Paris reports German aviators dropped notes claiming Quentin Roosevelt’s death. Officials here say confirmation is received but warn the messages’ authenticity is plausible. war offices note the note’s content suggests the young American’s death is true. Captain Archibald Roosevelt has undergone nerve readjustment surgery and hopes not to be invalided home.
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Quentin
Paris
Quentin Roosevelt
hNe
Roosevelt
War Office
Arcble Roosevelt
Unconfirmed Suspect Buried After Mexican Man’s Death
The Mexican man shot by a fellow country fan was buried from Early Undertaking Rooms at county expense. Authorities say weeks of inquiry failed to locate witnesses or a clear culprit. A supposed name Pablo Marines is unconfirmed. Rail workers were paid on Thursday under new arrangements for U P and OG 48 employees.
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Hoe
Pablo Marines
U. P
Woman appointed to aid reconstruction work at college
Miss Mary McMillan, noted for assisting wounded British soldiers, joins College Portland Oregon staff to bolster reconstruction aide efforts in Missars hospitals.
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Mary McMillan
Statt of College
Portland
Ore
Missars
McMilles
Medical gymnast and masseuse heads to Washington service
States from Liverpool, two years ago, served Col Sir Robert Jones directing orthopedic reeducation for British soldiers and ran the Sir Robert Jones Clinic. In October 1914 she treated the first Belgian wounded in England. For six months she led physical therapy at Walter Reed Hospital, DC, until taking a 60 day leave for Reed College work.
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Liverpool
England
Sir Robert Jones
Misa McMillan
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D
Reed College
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H. J. Justin & Sons’ Cowboy Boots
L. Douglas
T. D. Barry
Aunt Polly
E. P. Reed Shoes
Wilson Bros
Cluett-Peabody
Sam Stark
Lincoln Highway
Lyric
Ota
Eagles’ Hall
Marin Plestina
Joe Stangl
The
Crown Rubber Co
W. 17Th St
Walter A. Pilon
Carey Ave
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