Seek Laramie Bandit Here Seek Laramie Bandit Here
A search began for George Frve suspected of being the Laramie bandit who robbed George Marsh, clerk at the Connor hotel. The thief forced Marsh to open the safe and stole about 150 pounds in cash and checks. 60 pounds in bills were left unread. Police were warned the bandit, described as about 15, in yellow trousers and a dark mackinaw, might try to cash checks in town, but no trace was found by late last night.
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George Frve
George Marsh
Connor
St Laramie
Marsh
Two Biscuits Promote Muscle Building Breakfast
An advertisement touts two Shredded Wheat Biscuits with milk as a complete meal costing not over five cents. It claims the product contains all the muscle-building material in the whole wheat grain and serves as a digestible, efficient meal option.
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N.Y
Evangelist Explains the Unpardonable Sin at First Baptist
Evangelist Swift preached on the unpardonable sin at the First Baptist church last night. He warned against constant rejection of Christ and said God offers mercy but gives each person a last chance. Prayer meetings are set for 10 o clock this morning at four homes with the public invited. A baptismal service will follow the sermon tonight.
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Christ
Evangelist Swift
First Baptist Church
Sion
Sam
Tarsus
Mary Magdalene
God
Rev. Swift
Mre. Stone
Reed St
Frye
Pioneer Avenue
Granger
21St Street
Kaufmen
B. 12Th Street
Chuevenne Youth Suspected in Denver Burglaries
Chuevenne youth Varry Quinn and accomplices Charles Kelley and Edward Ives, arrested in Denver for a series of burglaries, are suspected of robbing and assaulting James Speer at the Harry J Taylor residence on April 20. Chief Pelle Embery reports no admission from Quinn despite efforts.
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Varry Quinn
Chieelty
Charles Kelley
Edward Ives
Denver
James Speer
Harry J. Taylor
Pelle Embery
Quinn
Dover
Embery
Speer
Mrs Dietrick Visits Five Grammar Schools In City
Mrs Emma Graves Dietrick of Lockport yesterday spoke to city children about the "Game of Life." As national organizer of the W T A she addressed pupils at all five grammar schools and plans to tour towns promoting prohibition.
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Nimptama
Emma Graves Dietrick
Lockport
Echools
Dietrick
Paper Delivered By Aeroplane
The New York World of May 26 was delivered to Washington by air, a first for a metropolitan paper. The Aero Club of America sent the issue to the State Leader, carrying an appeal to Congress to train two thousand militiamen coast guardsmen and mail carriers as a reserve aviator force for emergencies. The plane will then go to Mexico for service with the New Mexico national guard.
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Ia I
New York World
Washington
National Capitol
Aero Club of America
Congress
Mexico
New Mexico National Guard
Schwiering to Get a Master’s Degree in Wyoming
Dr. Schwiering, principal of Cheyenne High School, will receive a Master of Arts at the University of Wyoming this year. His thesis covers high school inspection methods, standards, and ratings. He studied under Dr. J. E. Butterworth, with four years of summer study, including two at the University of Illinois.
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Schwiering
Cheyenne
University of Wyoming
J. E. Butterworth
Department of
University of Trinois
Schwilering
Little Girl Dies of Bronchial Pneumonia
Fannie Ellen Medley eight months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Medley of Little Bear, died at 2 am at the Medley home. The body was moved to Cheyenne and funeral services are set for 10 am at Gleson chapel with Rev George Van Winkle of First Baptist officiating. Interment in Lakeview cemetery. Born in Bilver City Nebraska the family recently moved to the state and stay with I N Bard until after the funeral.
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Fannie Ellen Medley
J. W. Medley
Little Bear
Medley
Cheyenne
Glesson Chapel
George van Winkle
First Baptist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Bilver City
Neb
I. N. Bard
Itching Eczema On Boy's Neck Report
A reader describes a cases of itching eczema on a boy’s neck with water blisters forming crusts and red inflamed skin. The text notes progression to burning sensations and widespread eruptions, with various home remedies and salves suggested by a physician.
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Boy
Churchill Attacks Kitchener Over War Office Criticism
In London May 31 Colonel Winston Churchill assailed Lord Kitchener over war office mismanagement and inefficiency as a motion to cut Kitchener’s salary arose. Harold Tennant defended the department noting about 600,000 troops are ready to embark to reinforce western front allies.
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London
Lord Kitchener
War Offices
Winston Churchill
The
Admiralty
Kitchener
Churchill
War Office
Harold J. Tennant
England
Tennant
England Sees Settlement of Irish Question
London reports a hopeful mood in political circles over Irish talks. Lloyd George may speak in the Commons on progress while Ulster’s exclusion remains the main sticking point. Irish and Ulster leaders are said to have reached a basis for a nationalist parliament with Ulster largely excluded.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Ulster
Glasgow Herald
Ireland
Herald
Manchester Guardian
Westminster
Edward Carson Haw
One Thousand Longshoremen Strike in Buffalo
In Buffalo 1000 longshoremen from the freight handlers union walked out for higher wages. The union says the contract was violated, and the contractors refused to negotiate with the strikers.
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Buffalo
N.J
HKOVS swimming in Lake Inneaha already
A large group of boys began the swimulog season at Lake Minnehaha Park on Sunday afternoon with their first swims of the season. The rowboats were launched for the season and many people spent the afternoon rowing and enjoying the water.
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HKOVS
Innehaha
Lake Minnehehe Park
Loveland races draw large crowd in Cheyenne entries
The Loveland Colorado motorcycle races Tuesday afternoon saw Cheyenne riders participate with George Wales among entrants. Wales finished second in one heat and third in two others as a single cylinder rider set the best time of 26 seconds for a lap on the ball mile track. A record crowd attended.
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Loveland
Colo
George Wales
Ile
Ball Mile
Teutonic Forces Press Near Verdun Fortress
Reports say new German divisions pressed west of Verdun amid rumors of Austrian reinforcements. Observers cite Emperor Franz Josef seeking Austrian participation in the Verdun assault while a large Austrian force may move to the western front. French troops withdraw from Caurettes Woods area but counterattacked to regain ground south of Cumieres.
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Thwest
Verdun
Lonnie
Swise Soueres
Franz Jones
Neville
Cauretten Woods
Cumieres
Chattancourt
War Office
Special Services at Baptist Church Today
Special Services at Baptist Church today include 3 p m praise and thanksgiving, 4 45 address by Dr Sly of Denver and 4 15 sermon by Dr Swift on The Trinity. Social hour precedes supper, 6 20 evangelist fellowship meeting, and 7 30 evening sermon The Word Prayer in the Bible.
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Sly
Denver
Swift
Indians Plan Return Game With Greeley Team
Manager Ed Gerrans of the Cheyenne Indians arranging a return game with the Greeley baseball team set for Thursday or Friday in Greeley. Frontier committee to organize an advertising excursion to Greeley. Games with Boulder called off. Boulder Jam unable to arrange Sunday. Indians open schedule with Fort Collins on June 11.
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Ed Gerrans
Cheyranne Indians
Greeley
Urslay
Frontier Committee
Boulder
Boulder Jam
Indians
Opm Dalee
Fort Collins
Villa Must Pay Flores in Treason Case Verdict
El Paso court finds Mexican bandit Francisco Villa liable to Francisco Flores for 2275 dollars. Flores sued to recover money paid to Villa in return for sparing her brother, executed in February 1914. Villa's personal motor car was held as security.
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EL Paso
Tex
Francisco Villa
Francisco Flores
Misa Flores
Villa
Flores
Miss Flores
Frontier committee rejects Texan show for fair program
The Frontier committee rejected a proposal by Homer Wilson of Thy Wild Bunch to provide Texas ropers and riders for the NO FAVORITES 47 Frontier show. They ruled out any entertainment expense or advances, insisting all contestants enter on equal terms.
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Fair Field
Frontier
Tee
Homer Wilson
Thy Wild Bunch
Chicago
Wilson
Committee For
Texas Ropers
Bern
Fmst
United States
Cheyenne
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