Cheyenne Briefs Highlight Local News And Notices
Local items report school plans under architect William Dooley for Wheatland. evening church services at eight in Cheyenne. a trunk shop at 316 West 1st Street. Private Peace in improving health while under arrest for killing Samuel Schickling. Board of Charities meets. William J. Aryan to speak at Fort Collins June 9. Cheyenne Democrats plan to attend. Fish Creek trip for trout. Colonel Dyer to retire. two companies incorporate in state. homestead filings by Brown Bucklin and Ray.
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Weet Peth Street
Widler
Sameel Schickling
Alma
Rebvat
Board of Charities and Reform
Ft. Collins
William J. Aryan
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
American Electric Shoe Shop
West
Curtis
Henry Claussen
Denver
Fish Creek
Dyer
Fort Russell
Want Moining Company of
Wapld
Bastin Hospital Company
Cheyenne Delegates Honored by Casper Industrial Club
The Casper Industrial Club thanks Cheyenne delegates W K Jones and Harry Crane for their visit to the Wyoming Old Men's Association convention. They praised the two men for advancing knowledge of regional resources and fostering town relations.
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Cheyenne Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Old Men's Association
Industrial Club of
W. K. Jones
Harry Crane
Wyoming
Casper Induatrial Club
HM. Banter
Harriman Line Builds Spokane Aver Cutoff
Competing with the Hill Spokane Portland Seattle route, Harriman interests construct a Spokane to Aver cut‑off. The new line will halve the rail distance between Spokane and Aver and be about ten miles shorter than the BR & S. This segment forms part of the North Coast Main, long kept secret until taken over by OBR and NP.
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Seattle
Washington
Harriman
Spokane
Aver
North Coast
Greeks Held On Charge Buying Army Property
Peter Cravon and Theodore Zor Vos, two Greeks, faced a federal hearing before Commissioner D W Gill on the purchase of revolvers from soldiers Charles Ki Shearecroft and Jamon i. Both men were held on $500 bond for trial in November. They claimed ignorance of the law prohibiting civilians from buying government arms while service members are in the army. The law makes such purchases a crime with penalties of fine imprisonment or both.
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Peter Cravon
Theodore Zor Vos
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Claude Allen Guilty of Murder in Hillsville Shooting
Wytheville Va June 1 After deliberating two and a half hours the jury found Claude Swan son Allen guilty of murder in the second degree for killing Judie Thornton L Massie at Hillsville in March The jury recommended fifteen years in the penitentiary and suspended the sentence to allow testimony in other cases arising from the Carroll county courthouse shooting.
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Wytheville
Claude Swanson Allen
Judie Thornton L. Massie
Hillsville
Carroll County Court House
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Dues Fond Exposition
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Jwdes
Alume
Chicago
Carey Ave
William Dooly
Bulding
Wheatland
Stanton
Sumner
Hvening
Secretary of State
Albert W. Brown
Little Medicine
George A. Bucklin
Garrett
Benjamine F. Ray
Bordeau
Joveal Land Office
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Oil Men’s Association
Casper Industrial Club
Illinois Central Railroad
National Railway Mail
New Orleans
Peter J. Sechandt
Milwaukee
George A. Wood
Portsmouth
N. H
Beverly
Pacific Fruit
Express
Green River
Lee V. Cradit
Yard Toaster
U.P
Tine
At Springs, Ark
George Sohamyp
Mr Cradit
Alien
VA. I
Doctor Johnston
David Nimmel
C. Carlinle
St. Anthony
Maho
Caranahan
Colonville
Utah
Railroad News
OW. KR
N. Out of
Claude Allen
Shimitz
Ohenstein Bros
W. 16Th
Pelee
America
Edholm & Akin Co
Plains Building