Liquor Shipments From Colorado Returned to Cheyenne
Two carloads of express packages containing liquor consigned by Colorado customers were returned to Cheyenne after Colorado’s new prohibition law took effect. The shipments arrived too late for delivery and the government claims unpaid revenue taxes. Local and Denver officials, plus express handlers, monitor the disposition as consignors face loss or sale to cover charges.
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Cheyenne Mall-Owder
Colorado
United States
G. B. McFall
Internal Revenue
Wyoming
Fred A. Mango
Denver
Cheyenne
Express
Express Company
Cheyennt
Family thanks Modern Woodmen and friends for support
We extend thanks to Modern Woodmen and many friends who kindly assisted during illness and death of our dear departed one. Gratitude for the beautiful floral offerings. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. C U R F SIEKEN, A F SIRFEEN, and family, Mr. and Mrs. ROTH and family.
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F. Sieken
A. F. Sirfeenma
J. L. Swanson
Roth
No Accident Week Observed by Central Western Railroad Workers
In a June 2 directive the Central Western Region urges about 405000 workers to sign up for a seven day no accident effort. Regional Director W A Adames announces safety campaign across rail yards aiming to reduce personal injury and boost payroll safety during the No Accident Week.
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Central Western
W. A. Adames
No Accident Week Drives Safety Push by Industrial Workers
A rallying push by an army of industrial workers forms 400 Safety Committees with officers and employees. They expect a strong impulse from No Accident Week as reports track progress by telegraph toward reducing injuries and preventing suffering among workers and families.
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Adams
Reads
Telegraph
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