Check Experts Find Cheyenne Easy Pickings
Cheyenne faces a rash of Saturday afternoon bogus checks as Ivan Moore is arrested after attempting to cash checks at multiple stores. Wyoming Credit Rating exchange official C. O. Stiles notes the pattern and urges immediate alertness to forgery.
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Cheyenne
C. O. Stiles
Wyoming Credit Rating Exchange
Ivan Moore
Moore
B.S Johnson
Dalber Atones
L. 4
H. Miller
Stiles
City Council Adopts Strict Sanitary Rules for Eating Houses and Barbers
The weekly council meeting approved antiseptic regulations for eating houses and barber shops. Violations carry fines from 15 to 100 dollars. Rules require single use cups towels and towels, boiled dishware, soap washing, and thorough cleaning of tools and premises.
City Council Proposes Record of Liquor Purchases
The Cheyenne city council considers a law requiring every wholesale ale and retail liquor license holder to maintain a purchaser record for out of establishment use. The log would include purchaser address, date, liquor type, amount, and seller name with penalties up to $26 to $100 fine and 10 days imprisonment for infringements.
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City Counel
Cheyennne
Ninety Graduates From Army Chaplains School
The United States Army will graduate its second class from the chaplains school at Camp Zachary Taylor in Louisville. Ninety ministers from various denominations comprise the class, with several already commissioned and others awaiting appointment. The program emphasizes military law, regulations, etiquette, international law, and field care, ensuring chaplains earn soldiers’ confidence while remaining separate from legal defense roles.
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Louisville
Jones
United States Army
Camp Zachary Taylor
Pvt
Bill Jones
Buddy
Bill
School For Chaplains
Army
Bill Ja
Ho Ie Politle
BM Wo
Hia
Hill
National Army
School of Chaplains
German Sabotage in United States Warns of Loyal German Risk
A historical defense statement argues Germans within America promote allegiance to the Kaiser through birthright claims and German organizations. It cites the 1918 Delbruck law and Pan German networks as evidence of covert influence aiming to fracture U S unity and threaten Monroe Doctrine priorities.
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Germany
Spain
United States
Europe
Verein Fur
United States Sues Wyoming Over 80 Acres in Galt Creek
The United States argued in U S district court over 80 acres in the Galt Creek fields now held by H S Ridgley and the Midwest company. The land's value is at least $500,000 as indemnity lands surrendered for state lands in the forest reserve. Attorney May of San Francisco defended for the United States.
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United States
Wyoming
Galt Creek
U. S. District Court
H. 5. Ridgley
Midwest Company
U. S. Forest Reserve
Attorney May
San Francisco
Quotas Set for Jane Draft in Wyoming Counties
Cheyenne and Laramie county are required to furnish 100 men for the draft, entraining within five days starting June 24. The state total is 1,000. Captain Ray K. Olds, provost marshal, announced quotas for Albany 36 Big Horn 70 Campbell 65 Carbon 40 Converse 45 Crook 40 Fremont 85 Goshen 20 Hot Springs 35 Johnson 40 Lincoln 50 Natrona 75 Niobrara 45 Park 65 Platte 30 Sheridan 66 Sweetwater 60 Uinta 20 Wamshelke 15 Weston 10.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
Ray K. Olds
Albany
Big Horn
Campbell
Carbon
Converse
Crook
Fremont
Goshen
Hot Springs
Johnson
Lincoln
Natrona
Niobrara
Park
Platte
Sheridan
Sweatwater
Uinta
Wanshakle
Weston
Anti-Saloon Leader Finishes Carbon County Tour
W. L. Wade assistant superintendent of the Wyoming Anti-Galcon league finished a two weeks campaign in Carbon county. He and Governor Houx held joint meetings at Elk Mountain with additional events at Baggs Savoy and Dixon as Wade toured precinct organizations en route home to Wheatland.
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W. L. Wade
Wyoming Anti-Galcon League
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Carbon County
Mr. Wade
Governor Houx
Elk Mountain
Baggs, Savoy and
Dixon
County School Board Elects Officers in Cheyenne
A Cheyenne meeting of the County District School Board association elected J. L. Johnston of Little Horse Creek as president and D. C. Hared of Granite Canon as secretary treasurer. Arrangements were made for a representative from each district board to attend the state meeting in Laramie from June 5 to June 16.
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County District School Board Association
Cheyenne
J. L. Johnston
Little Horse Creek
D. C. Harhed
Granite Canon
Laramie
Laramie Farms Attract Settlers With Dairy Plans
Andrew Walters arrived from Kelliher Minnesota to manage a half section bought from Harry Neodha nine miles NW of Cheyenne. The Walters are the sixth family moved here this spring via J Rosas Carpenter. They plan to settle with a dairy herd on each half and later build a condensed milk factory at Pederal.
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Andrew, Walters
Kelliher
Minnesota
Harry Neodha
Cheyenne
Walters
J. Rosas Carpenter
Pederal
Girl Mer of Tuberculosis Dies Near Grover
Misa Olive Marie Willidmaon aged 20 died at her home eight miles south of Grover from pulmonary tuberculosis. She came to Colorado with her parents months ago in hopes of recovery. The funeral was held a day from her home and shipped to Atlantic City Iowa. Clyde Early conducted the service.
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Mer
Misa
Olive Marie Willidmaon
Grover
Colorado
Atlantic City
Iowa
Clyde
Lab attack heroes recount sinking of ship and rescue
Two South youths, C. E. Kirby and Whitney Wilson, employed at the State library, aided in packing books for army camps. They survived a torpedoed ship carrying horses bound for France. eight others and the horses perished, while the crew and remaining survivors were rescued. Agnes Wright confirms their accounts.
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Maryatt
State Library
France
Agnes Wright
C. E. Kirby
Whitney Wilson
Captain Shawver and Wife Leave for Camp Lee Virginia
Captain C. D. Shawver and Mrs. C. D. Shawver departed yesterday for Camp Lee Virginia where he will join the engineering corps. He was formerly an assistant in the state engineer's office.
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C. D. Shawver
Camp Lee, Vir
Shawver
State Engineer
Funeral for Edgar Irwin at 2 30 P M
Edgar Irwin dies at home on East 12th street from tuberculosis. The funeral will be conducted today at the Early chapel at 2 30 P M with Dr Shingler in charge. He leaves a wife and several children.
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Edgar Irwin
Irwin
East 12Th Street
Shingler
Doctor Porte Heads to Gillette for Dourine Probe
Dr. H C Porte assistant state veterinarian departs for Gillette to join a federal agent in a joint probe of the district to eradicate dourine. About 300 breeding animals mares and stallions will be examined.
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H. C. Porte
Gillette
Federal
Eddie Lawler Enlists for Fort Logan Utah
Eddie Lawler, personal record clerk in the Union Pacific office, left yesterday for Fort Logan Utah where he has enlisted in the infantry. Lawler has had infantry training before and friends hope to see him selected for an officers training camp.
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Eddie Lawler
Union Pacific
Fort Logan
Utah
Lawler
Child Dies of Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever
Ray Spildener three year old son of Mr and Mrs M Spildener died yesterday morning at 127 West 24th street. Cause of death scarlet fever and diphtheria. Private burial at Lakeview cemetery at 3 30 p m Clyde Early in charge.
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Ray Spildener
Fort Russell Receives New Group of Soldiers
Two platoons totaling about 40 men arrived at Fort Russell yesterday, increasing total arrivals to roughly 150. The newcomers join existing troops at the base as replacements and reinforcement units.
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Fort Russell
Marriage License Issued To Keeline Man And Cheyenne Woman
A marriage license was issued yesterday by County Clerk Ida Graham to Manly Amos Lee of Keeline and Delia BH Musselman of Cheyenne.
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Ida Graham
Manly Amos Lee
Keeline
Delia BH
Musselman
Cheyenne
Kennedy Ruval Buried After Track Accident Near Altia
J. B. Kennedy who was run down Friday morning on the C G track near Altia was buried yesterday afternoon in Lakeview cemetery. No trace of relatives or friends had been discovered.
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J. BD. Kennedy
Altia
Lakeview Cemetery
President of Panama Dies in June 8 11 News
Ramon Valoos, president of the republic of Panama, died today as reports from Panama City confirm his death between June 8 and 11. A French botanist reported finding a plant in Africa that causes coughing to clear hunt from Hepat pores.
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Panama
Ramon Valoos
Republic of Panama
Disloyalty Arrest Ties To German Vessel Attack
Fritz Daet, once a helmsman on a German merchant vessel interned in an American port, was arrested at Union Pacific yards in Cheyenne for disloyalty. He has shown sympathy for Germany since the war began, prompting secret service surveillance and a forbidance on Fort Russell visits. an investigation is set for today.
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Fritz Daet
Union Pacific
Dast
Cheyenne
Germany
America
Secret Service
Fort Russell
Wyoming Anti-Saloon League and WCTU join to push wartime prohibition
A joint campaign was launched by the Wyoming Anti-Saloon League and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union to support the wartime prohibition bill. The measure passed the House and faces Senate action soon. Letters were mailed to league precinct chairmen and WCTU presidents urging petitions to Wyoming's congressional delegation.
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Congress
Wyoming Anti-Saloon League
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
House of Representatives
Senate
League
Wyoming
Books for France to ship from state library this week
A batch of 16 000 books is prepared for shipment to France from the state library this week, part of 18 000 collected last winter. Delays in incoming supply tied to railroad gaps slow progress. Books will be boxed and later converted into sectional cases at army camps. Transported by troop ships, they will be available for meg en route until reaching the danger zone.
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France
State Library
Beakiness Linked to Tooth Trouble, Paris Doctor Says
A Paris physician attributes premature beakiness to dental problems, suggesting that early beaking arises from issues with teeth. The remark links oral health to development, signaling a health observation from a European medical expert.
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Paris
Funeral for Jesse Pernande Held at Olivet Cemetery
The funeral for Jesse Pernande was held yesterday at Olivet cemetery with Clyde Early in charge. He was found unconscious along the U P railroad and brought to St John’s hospital where he died. He had worked at the Bell ranch and no relatives were found.
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Jesse Pernande
Olivet
Clyde Early
U. P
St. John’s Hospital
Bell Ranch
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