Unncle Sam eases home made cider enforcement
Prohibition officers relax rules on home brewed non intoxicating drinks by allowing individuals to make cider and fruit juices at home or at a mill for private use. The measure interprets non intoxicating as fact not necessarily under one half of one percent alcohol. The move reportedly stems from southern congressmen fearing rural backlash.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Laramie Democrat Now Is Republican
Giley R. McConnell formerly noted in Laramie democratic circles filed an affidavit changing party affiliation to Republican. Four years ago he won the county and prosecuting attorney post on the democratic ticket, and two years ago he lost renomination to George Patterson, now the prosecuting attorney.
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Laramie
Wyo
Giley R. McConnell
McConnell
George Patterson
Wyoming to Reform Primary Filing Period Law
A bill will be introduced in the next Wyoming legislature to change the nominating primary filing period. The current rule expires 30 days before a Tuesday primary, causing Sunday expirations and confusion for filing officials. Lawmakers may shorten or extend the period by one or more days.
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Wyoming
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Relief for Coughs
Unseasonable spring weather brings increased coughing and hay fever with more people affected. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as an old reliable remedy for coughs and colds, hay fever, asthma and croup, claimed to heal and soothe a raw throat and ease breathing.
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Foley
H C Evis Plans Fort Night Vacation at Elk Mountain
H C Evis will spend a fort night vacation at Elk Mountain with a quiet retreat. The trip emphasizes rest and scenic outdoor activities in a mountainous setting.
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H. C. Evis
Elk Mountain
Navy dirigible incident over Rockaway coast
Harold A. Littledale from the New York Evening Post along with Kirk Simpson of the Associated Press and Paul Mallon of the United Press survived an 8000 foot plunge in a Navy balloon while covering the America's Cup race between Resolute and Shamrock. Littledale reported live via wireless as the blimp dived toward Jamaica Bay and later approached Rockaway Station. The crew avoided parachute drops and managed to relay distress calls and updates on pressure and ballast as they headed toward home.
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New York
Harold A. Littledale
New York Evening Post
Kirk Simpson
Associated Press
Paul Mallon
United Press
Resolute
Shamrock
Rockaway Coast
Littledale
Evening Post
Jamaica Bay
Press Association
Rockaway Naval Station
Rockaway Air Station
Emergency crash into Jamaica Bay submerges C-10
The crew reports a ditching at Jamaica Bay after losing gas at 1,000 feet. The bow struck water first as the C-10 rolled port, water flooding the forward area. They jettison ballast, batteries, and gear, hurriedly don life preservers, and note a gash from the starboard propeller.
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Jamaica Bay
Bound over for trial in alleged camp assault on two girls
Lee Hiles from Oklahoma is bound over for trial on a charge of making an attack on Hthel Whiterock fourteen and Edith Whiterock thirteen, daughters of a traveling motorist. The alleged assault occurred at a camp on the town outskirts in Laramie Wyoming.
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Laramie
Wyo
Lee Hiles
Oklahoma
Hthel Whiterock
Edith Whiterock
License Issued to Malcom and Gordon in County Clerk Office
James A. Malcom of Riverton Wyoming and Evelyn R. Gordon of Oakland California received a marriage license Wednesday morning at the County Clerk's office.
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James A. Malcom
Evelyn R. Gordon
Riverton
Wyo
Oakland
Calif
Old Timer Questions Cheyenne Forest Myth
James Miller of Bennington Nebraska aged 82 writes from afar about Cheyenne once being barren prairie. He recalls arriving in 1867 and seeing the future city emerge in 1869 during Frontier Days celebrations while other pioneers doubt his tale of trees.
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Cheyenne
James Miller
Bennington
Neb
Creek
Prairie
Mr. Miller
Early Cheyenne Beginnings and William Miller’s Arrival
Mr. Miller arrived July 27 1867 with a railroad crew from Julesburg Colorado. Camp Carlin later Fort Russell and a sparse Cheyenne camp grew into a rush town as rail expansion drew settlers. Miller tracked the line west to its completion and found Cheyenne “dead” two years after founding.
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Mr. Miller
Julesburg
Colo
Camp Carlin
Fort Russell
Crow Creek
Pat Malloy
Camp Carmichael
Gran
Ite
Canon
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