Soldier in Hotel Strikes Out, Held on Shell Shock Suspicions
Richard Anderson a former US Army man said to be from San Francisco was taken into custody at the Dyer hotel by Chief Embery and Patrolman Nolan. He remained in his room for days, bolted doors and greeted strangers with a knife. Doctors at Fort Russell conjecture shell shock and will determine his mental condition in a few days after hospital treatment begins.
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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
Reports from the border indicate Villa is moving toward Casas Grandes Chihuahua near Colonia Dublan affecting Mormon families. No general exodus yet but Mor m on families feared forced removal if reprisals begin. American mining companies order employees to the border and to stay in Parral as rail links fail south of Juarez.
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Juarez
Villa
Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
Colonia Dublan
Usat
American Smelting & Msany
Parral
Chihuahuay
Torreon
Chihuahua ‘City
Cusi Minta
Cam
Prisoner Has Broken Jail Several Times
William Poss alias Alva Luckinbill, 31, jailed for selling poultry, has escaped jail four times at Colorado Springs per Sheriff Smalley. He fled April 1917 with six convicts and has since wandered across the country stealing autos horses and oxen and is likely headed toward Saint Colorado. A pound of wheat holds far more nutrition than a pound of meat, as wheat carries about thirteen measures of nutritive feed while meat provides only four ounces.
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William Poss
Alva Luckinbill
Qgolorado Springs
BE. J. Smalley
Luehiebill
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Sain
Britain Aids Record Flight Data From Historic Bomber Trip
Data from the first transatlantic nonstop flight report details the Vickers Vimy bomber used by Jack Alcock and Arthur Brown. The craft carried 870 gallons of fuel, had a 67 foot wingspan, 42 feet 8 inches length, and a 13,000 pound full load. It achieved an average speed near 110 nautical miles per hour but suffered radio failure and navigation confusion in dense fog.
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Jack Alcock
Arthur Brown
Jack Atcock
Br Mah Reysl Flying Corps
Arthur Brewe
Eviahar
American Artillery Seeed in Mexican Clash Near Juarez
Report from military headquarters states US forces engaged Villistas near Juarez with artillery for the first time since 1916. One private was killed and ten wounded as the expedition advanced into Mexico, with names listed for the injured and fallen among the 82nd and cavalry 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 Earns Place on Big City Team
Lieutenant Neil w O'Donnell of the United States Marine Corps returns to Salt Lake City after service. A renowned quarter mile runner, he held All American status and competed in Paris when the war began in 1914. He enlisted in 1917 but did not go overseas. He is the son of BE. G. O'Donnell of Salt Lake City and runs the 440 yard dash with a 48 second time.
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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 D Cross Negotiates Real Estate Transfers
Worden D Cross of 1721 Capitol Avenue reports five days of 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 Of Calf Stealing In Justice Court
Charles E Alloway was convicted yesterday in Justice Edwards court of stealing calves and fined 20 dollars plus costs. The case has been appealed to the district court and Alloway is jailed pending trial. He faces additional charges of misbranding calves and allegedly stole property belonging to G J Christle of Indian Hill. County attorney Chas 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 buyers on second hand autos from Sheriff Smalley
Sheriff FE J Smalley warns buyers to thoroughly check titles and vendor authority before purchasing used cars as thieves operate nationwide and many stolen vehicles remain unrecovered. Citizens with knowledge of cars used by bootleggers or stored by strangers should contact the sheriff to aid in locating stolen vehicles.
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FE. J. Smalley
Laramie County
Smalley
Sheriffs Office
Cheyenne
City News In Brief From Various Cheyenne Visitors
Casper visitor Ray King. Cheyenne visitors H Arnet and S Duniac from Rock Springs yesterday. Army and Navy auxiliary social planned and a ship evening lunch. Normandie registration. Roy J White Plains Hotel offers music and ragtime lessons. Plains Auto and Vulcanizing advertise service. Charles Baker of Pine Bluffs visited Metropolitan. Window glass by Sherman Co. license issued to Leo P Blum an Hazel G Hall. marriage license. Baby carriages sold by Hobbs Huckfoldt Finkbiner.
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Army and Navy
The
Normandie
Funeral Services For Little Girl
Funeral services for the infant daughter of Jacob Link were held at the Hobbs Huckfeld and Finkbiner mortuary yesterday afternoon. The Nev. Freie the German Lutheran church officiated. Interment was made 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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Hobbs
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Warren Ave
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