Soldier in Dyer hotel case linked to shell shock
Richard Anderson, a former American serviceman thought to be from San Francisco, was seized by police at the Dyer hotel after bolted doors and violent conduct. He wore U S Army identification and is being treated at Fort Russell hospital while doctors assess possible shell shock.
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Richard Anderson
France
San Francisco
Dyer Hotel
Embery
Nolan
Wyncotp
Rouener
Anderson
Fort Russell
United States Army
Pine Bluffs
Russell Hospital
Fort Hassell
Apprehension For Americans in Mexico Continues
Reports from near Chihuahua indicate Villa may advance toward Casas Grandes as Mormon families in Colonia Dublan brace for potential relocations. Mining firms order American workers to the border, with routes via Chihuahua City blocked by conflict and railroad disruptions.
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Juarez
Villa
Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
Colonia Dublan
Usat
American Smelting & Msany
Parral
Chihuahuay
Torreon
Chihuahua ‘City
Cusi Minta
Cam
Prisoner Breaks From Colorado Springs Jail Repeatedly
William Poss alias Alva Luckinbill, 31, arrested for selling chickens, has escaped jail four times in Colorado Springs. He was part of a 1917 April breakout with six others and has been roaming the country since. He steals autos, horses and oxen and is believed headed toward Saint Louis, where his crimes may escalate. A weight comparison notes wheat contains more nutritive value per pound than lean meat.
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William Poss
Alva Luckinbill
Qgolorado Springs
BE. J. Smalley
Luehiebill
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Sain
Britain’s Record Transatlantic Flight Data Unearthed
The article outlines data from the first nonstop transatlantic flight by Jack Alcock and Arthur Brown in a Vickers Vimy bomber. It notes engine power, fuel capacity, wing span, length, full load weight, flight time about 1 hour 12 minutes, distance and speed figures, radio range, and crew details despite fog and radio failure.
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Jack Alcock
Arthur Brown
YXanks Shot Up More Villistas
The article reports American artillery used in Mexico for the first time since 1914 during operations toward Juarez. One soldier was killed and ten wounded in the fighting. the dead is Private Sam Tusco of the Bind artillery and names several wounded including Sergeants and privates from the 82nd Field Artillery and other units.
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Mexico
Juarez
United States
Sam Tusco
Bind
Peter Ghigas
Burchard
Casey
82Nd Field Ar
Arthur A. Linberg
Alfonso Fiore
Gorporal
Louis F. Armatrong
Machine Sya Traon
Th Cavalry
Carneval al. Las Aaies
Calvin Levo
Corporal Barly
Utah Athlete Joins Big City Track Team
Lieutenant Neil W O Donnell United States Marine Corps passes through Cheyenne homebound in Salt Lake City. He is hailed as a premier quarter mile runner and an All American track star. He trained in Paris during 1914 and enlisted in 1917 but did not see overseas action. Son of BE G O Donnell of Salt Lake City. O Donnell has a 48.5 second 440 yard dash.
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Neil W O'Donnell
United States Marine Corps
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
O'Donnell
United States
Paris
BE. G. O'Donnell
Salt Laker
Yo O'Donnell
Worden Cross Reports Real Estate Transfers
Worden D. Cross of 1721 Capitol Avenue says in the last five days he negotiated real estate transfers totaling 820100. Notable deals include W G Applegate transferring a residence at 2508 Warren Avenue to F J West for 5200 and Mrs Nun ONeill transferring 807 East Lincoln Way to Mrs Jennie C Brown.
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Worden
Herman Alloway Convicted in Calf Theft Case
Herman Alloway was convicted in Justice Edwards court yesterday for stealing calves and fined 20 dollars plus costs. The case is appealed to the district court and Alloway remains in jail awaiting trial. He is also charged with misbranding calves and allegedly stole property belonging to G. J. Christie of Indian Hill. County attorney Charles Er. Lane prosecutes.
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Charles E. Alloway
Justice
Edward
Alloway
Justice Edwards
G. J. Christle
Indian Hill
Chas
Er. Lane
Warning to Used Car Buyers From Sheriff
Sheriff Smalley warns Cheyenne residents to verify title and authority before buying a second hand automobile. With thefts rising nationwide and crooks active, buyers should scrutinize vendor ownership and report suspicious cars stored by unknown or shady individuals to aid locating stolen vehicles.
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FE. J. Smalley
Laramie County
Smalley
Sheriffs Office
City News In Brief Atital Coal Company Advertises
Casper visitors include Ray King and several Cheyenne guests from Rock Springs. Army and Navy auxiliary plans a social in honor of the ship, with lunch served. A Cheyenne couple, Leo P. Bruman and Hazel G. Hall, received a marriage license from Ida Graham. Local ads mention various services and products.
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Army and Navy
The
Normandie
Ida Graham
Leo P. Biuman
Hazel G. Hall
Funeral Services For Little Girl
Funeral services for the infant daughter of Jacob Link were held yesterday at Hobbs Huckfeld and Finkbiner mortuary. The Nev. Freie the German Lutheran church officiated. Interment followed at Lakeview cemetery Noof Paints-Shorman Go.
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Jacob Link
Hobbs, Huckfeld and Finkbiner
Nev. Freie
German Lutheran Church
Lakeview Cemetery
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Arthur Brewe
Eviahar
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Utah
W.w.dumm Undertaking
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Herman
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Ray King
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S. Duniac
Rock Springs
Roy J. White
Plains Hotel
Plains Auto Company
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Pine ‘Bluffs
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Sherman Co
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Blackney
Capitol
Hobbs
Huckfoldt & Finkbiner
Little Girl
Noof
Shorman
Worden D. Cross
Capitol Avenue
Mr. Homskey
Maxwell St
Mr. Applegates
Warren Ave
Mrs. Nan O'Neill
East 16Th 1 St
Mr. Foster
Thos. Hughes
Mr. Fred
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