Miss Anastasia Smith Honored At Evening Party
Society notes describe prenuptial festivities for Miss Anastasia Smith ahead of her wedding to John L. Murray Jr. at the Murphy home on Seventeenth Street. Forty four young ladies attended as yellow and white decor graced the dining room and gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Anastasia Smith
John L. Murray, Jr
Murphy
Last Seventeenth Street
Ruth Murphy
Alvina Stone
Adelaide Stone
Augusta Bevans
Prince Hithel Frederick Bids Farewell to Auto But Seeks Film Money
Berlin reports Prince Hithel Frederick tires of the automobile business and pivots toward American movies as a lucrative field. his interest shifts from industry to entertainment money making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Prince Hithel Frederick
Berlin
No Gentleman in Tobacco or Pug Lovers Sayings
A newspaper-voiced quip notes that a man who chews tobacco is no gentleman and a woman who kisses a pug dog is also not a gentleman, reflecting a period attitude toward propriety and behavior.
Why Not Let Outfielders Use That Long Distance Rocket
A quirky verse imagining a college professor and an eminent guesser launching a rocket to Mars to chase Babe Ruth home runs. The speaker proposes hiring the prof to aid outfielders in catching Ruth’s fly balls and sock it to the world with this fanciful scheme.
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Ruth
Mars
Babe
Rocket
Miss Wyoming Helen Bonham Heads for Frontier Cities
Clad in cowgirl regalia, Helen Bonham, Fronter Days poster model, departs Cheyenne for Omaha and other eastern cities. She carries invitations from Governor Carey for mayors to Cheyenne’s July Frontier celebration, stopping in each city with a pony awaiting her at depots.
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Helen Bonham
Cheyenne
Omaha
Chicago
Washington
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Kansas City
St. Louis
Denver
Carey
Wyoming
South
Bull Montana Meets Dempsey in Camp Ahead of Draft Trial
Bull Montana a rugged ex prize fighter now rising in films met Jack Dempsey at a movie camp. Dempsey, awaiting trial in San Francisco on draft evasion charges, faces a second trial with his manager on conspiracy to evade the draft after this one.
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Bull Montana
Jack Dempsey
Jack
San Francisco
Bull
Dempsey
Miss Wyoming Plans Luncheon With Mayor Smith
Miss Wyoming accepted a luncheon arranged by Mayor B. P. Smith and will return to Cheyenne around July 4. She carries autographed copies of this year's poster and photographed invitations to prominent men as souvenirs for recipients.
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B. P. Smith
Miss Bonham
Cheyenne
Miss Wyoming
Sign Fuss to Be Fought Out Today Before City Jury
J Rosenbloom a painter faces a police court trial this afternoon for building code violation over a sign above his former Home Ranch saloon purchased space. He allegedly removed two bolts changed the name and reinstalled it without a permit. City officials prepare jury list.
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J. Rosenbloom
Old Home Ranch
Rosenbloom
A. D. Walton
A. Swainson
John J. McInerney
Public Health and Aviation Topics at Cheyenne Meeting
Tonight the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce will host a meeting at the Masonic temple with Dr. J F O'Donnell of the U S Public Health Service delivering a talk on the spread of social evil and venereal infection. Colonel M O Bigelow will discuss Cheyenne as an aviation center, with Wilfred O'Leary Charles MacGonagle and Jack Burri on the committee in charge. Light refreshments will follow. no dinner or charge.
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Cheyenne
J. F. O'Donnell
United States Public Health Service
Masonic Temple
O'Donnell
Casper
M. O. Bigelow
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Colonel Bigelow
Cheyene
Chamber
Wilfred O'Leary
Charles MacGonagle
Jack Burri
Governor Carey Endorses Interior Reorganization Plan
Wyoming Governor Robert D. Garey endorsed consolidating the interior departments into a single Public Works Department in a letter to CG Chenery. He urged the plan to unite bureaus and agencies under one department as public support grows. Plans for July 4 automobile races proceed with several entries received.
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Department of the Interior
Department of Public Works
Robert D. Garey
Wyoming
Garey
CG. T. Chenery
National Public Works Department Association
Dentists Hold Ovate Convention in Old Cheyenne
Cheyenne hosts fifth annual Wyoming State Dental Association meeting at the Elks Home. Mayor Taylor welcomes visitors. Dr. W H Andrew delivers address. Sessions cover jacket porcelain crowns, bridge work, root canals, ortho appliances, and Mayes lectures on bridge abutments and inlays.
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Wyoming State Dental Association
Elks Home
Id. P. Taylor
W. H. Andrew
I. W. Mayes
Indiana
Country Club
Peter Appel, Jr
Cheyenne
I. BP. Hayes
Sheridan
W. H. Kocher
Casper
J. G. Rhoades
Cody
O. L. Stone
Evanston
H. E
Iseh
Wheatland
A. B. Thomas
Hastings
Neb
T. W. Mayes
Mayes
Dental expert on conserving tooth structure featured talk
Dr. Edward T. Tinker discusses preserving natural tooth structure while ensuring strength in the final restoration. The item notes a 9:00 annual dance at the Country Club as part of local events.
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Edward T. Tinker
Country Club
Diving Tower Set On Cement Foundations At Second Lake
Work on the diving tower progresses rapidly with four legs embedded in concrete barrels to be sunk until flush with the lake bed. This method aims to avoid cofferdams while anchoring posts in concrete and will include a wide runway around the base and springboards at various heights.
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Second Lake
Nis
Census Shortfall at Sheridan Island Sparks Debate
In New York on June 14 officials blame lack of pep for census flaws on Sheridan Island, saying officials missed blocks and whole hotels while counting. They insist adding capable counters could locate over six million souls before completion.
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New York
Washington
John Barleycorn Is Resigned to Fate
New York on June 14 reports residents adapting to extended prohibition. Public life shifts as drinking norms retreat and future plans emphasize restraint and compliance with liquor laws.
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John Barleycorn
New York
Liquor Interests Shift Funds After Prohibition Push
The liquor industry pivots from bars and saloons as public drinking spots close or convert to other uses. With a long campaign ahead to repeal the eighteenth amendment, millions are redirected to lawful activities while saloons lose prospects of revival.
Deportation Car Heads to Atlantic Coast
A detention train carrying undesirables departed Cheyenne yesterday morning for the Atlantic coast. Inspector Mansfield of Denver accompanied three men to place the car, with one Serbian added from Wyoming. The car will run non stop to its destination across the sea.
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Cheyenne
Atlantic Coast
Mansfield
Denver
Wyoming
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Shawnee, Okla
J. M. Bovee
Bobee
Beottsblutt
Nebr
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B. Idelman
B. Idelman, Jr
Mr. Idelman
Idelman Motor Company
Nancy Haggard
Helen Broady
Lincoln- Nebr
California
Angel Island
Pillsbury
Major Pillsbury
J. D. Clarks
Haggard
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Central Depot
Baptist Church
Charles H. Pigg
Betty Jane
Plies
W. K. Mylar
Astern Star Chapter
Thirty Second Street
Pershing Boulevard
C. C. Stiles
Wyoming Credit Rating Exchange
Gasper, Douglas
Rawlins
B. Henderson
Douglas
Bos
Norman E. Brown
Mico Wyoming
Carey Indorses
Old Cheyenne
E. T. Williams
Consolidated Royalty
Gates Oil
Frantz Corporation
Lance Creek
Royalty and Producers
Domino
Columbine
Boston
Mountain & Gulf
Kinney
Laramie
Sheridan New York
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