CityNews in Brief Highlights From Cheyenne Plattsmouth Era
City commissioners meet tomorrow with street commissioner Charles Hirsig likely to attend after a long absence. The Burling ton house moved almost a block amid tree obstruction. Fishing fleets reopen as skies clear and temperatures rise to four degrees above freezing. Canning season starts in Cheyenne with housewives preserving produce. A new bandstand at Fort Russell polo ground hosts concerts during games. Junior championship pop contest kicks off at Fort Russell with special invitations. Roads north of Cheyenne dry after rain. United States offices close for first summer half holiday. Eyes sold cheap in Cheyenne as farmers offer fresh produce. Union Pacific contracts set for city park concerts over the next three Sundays. Cheyenne clock work to restore its chimes. Governor Bamberger visits Port Russell and departs Cheyenne.
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Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Ruth Knocked Unconscious After Ball Strikes Head
Babe Ruth was knocked unconscious for five minutes in the second inning at White Sox Park after a ball struck him on the head. He had opened the inning with a single and was forced at second on a grounder before the impact.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
White Sox Park
Ruth
Muesel
Weaver
Centenarian to Try Airplane Sensations
Josiah Sharick, 103, expressed a wish for one more thrill and arranged an aeroplane flight with a local aviator in Springfield Missouri for Sunday afternoon. He was born near the present site of Effingham Illinois.
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Springfield
Josiah Sharick
Effingham
Mlinois
Carload of Undesirables Shipped Back to Europe
A car load of aliens listed as undesirables and anarchists, brought from Oregon California Idaho and Illinois, were deported on outgoing vessels in New York today.
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Europe
New York
Oregon
California
Idaho
Illinois
Barefoot Children Movement Aims to Cut Shoe Prices
East Organgh New Jersey June 19 Charles R Steele a New York insurance broker started a barefoot children movement to lower shoe costs Dr Ee win C Broome superintendent of BChiods supports the plan The effort seeks to relieve families facing high footwear prices.
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East Organgh
N. J
Charles R. Steele
New York
Eewin C. Broome
Bchiods
Constitutionality of Comfort Law Attacked in Nebraska
Four railroads filed federal suits in Lincoln to enjoin enforcement of a Nebraska law requiring cabooses with accommodations for stock shippers and train caretakers. The action targets the Nebraska railway commission and attorney general.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Railway Commission
Mealton Morris Disclaims Wife Debt Obligations
Notice states Mealton Morris will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Frankye Morris.
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Mealton Morris
Frankye Morris
Bubonic Plague Case Reported in Mexico City
A case suspected of bubonic plague was discovered in Mexico City, according to Democrata. The report notes the presence of a suspected infection spreading in the capital and details are limited in the brief notice.
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Mexico City
The
Democrata Today
Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review highlights oil and mining activity
Rock Springs reports livestock losses capped at five per cent while coal mines run steadily through summer. Oil and gas development expands across Casper Evanston Lander Lusk Goshen dome and nearby fields with new wells and drilling. May completions reach sixteen in Wyoming oil fields with 795 barrels daily. earlier April produced 1,085 from four fewer completions.
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Rock Springs
Lander
Natrona County
Casper
Armstrong Cap
Ohio Oil
Evanston
Laramie
Cornell
Gates Co
Rock Greek Field
Kelly
Shoshoni
Dallas Field
Gendo
Centennial Petroleum
Goshen Dome
Lusk
Lance Creek
Cokeville
Drug Co
Wyoming
Newcastle Field
Wamsutler
Notable Visits and Appointments Highlight Casper Notes
Mrs. St. D. Carey visits Casper meeting Judge Joseph Carey en route from Cheyenne. Miss Elsie Becker travels to New York City for YWCA secretary training. Miss Margaret Barry, Converse County superintendent, visits on business. Miss Facinelli, deputy state superintendent, to assume duties July 6 with roots in Rock Springs and a Wyoming education.
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Carey
City
St. D. Carey
Robert D. Carey
Careyhurst
Joseph Carey
Cheyenne
Casper
Elsie Becker
New York City
Margaret Barry
Sarafina Facinelli
Margaret Mullison
Miss Facinelli
Denver
Rock Springs
Laramie
Facineri
University of Wyoming
Geo Jones Home Cleaning Services Ad
Geo M. Jones offers housecleaning including waxing and polishing by electric, carpet cleaning by vacuum, and general house work. Call 1217J for service.
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Geo. M. Jones
Ligier's Beauty Parlors Offers Full Hair and Body Services
Sulphur steam baths and a complete beauty lineup at 1815 Capitol Ave. Ligier's Beauty Parlors advertises foot specialists manicuring hair dressing hair goods shampooing dyeing and bleaching plus toilet articles with a phone contact 817 for appointments or inquiries.
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Ligier
Capitol Avc
Carlin Manages Palmer Campaign Testimony
C. C. Carlin is managing Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer's campaign. The note cites Carlin testifying before the Senate committee probing campaign expenses of several candidates.
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Palmer Campaign
C. C. Carlin
A. Mitchell Palmer
Carin
Senate Committee
A Future Rival of Helen Keller Emerges in Kentucky
Eighteen year old Om Simpson from Danville Kentucky shows potential as Helen Keller’s rival. Under Miss Sophia A4, Simpson attends the Kentucky School for the Deaf and Dumb. She is totally blind and deaf but educated orally, an achievement attributed to Miss Alcorn's perseverance and claimed as unique in medical history.
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Helen Keller
Om Simpson
Miss Sophia A
Danville
Mpson
Kentucky
Irvines Donate $1000 to Memorial Fund
A final note from W. E. B. Mullen says hospital campaign gifts continue after closure. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Irvine of Ross Wyoming gave $1,000 to memorialize their children, after losing a son in the war and a daughter.
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Ambrose Ross
William B. Ross
Sanger Ranch
Helis
W. E B. Mullen
W. G. Irvine
Ross
Wyo
Ladies Supreme Remedy Ad Offers Quick Relief
An advertisement for a "Monthly" compound claims fast relief of obstinate conditions in 3 to days with no harm or work interference. It urges mailing $2.00 for standard and $3.00 for double strength, plus a free booklet from C. B. Southington Remedy Co., Kansas City, MO.
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Or.c. B. Southington Remedy CO
Kansas City
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Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review
Abditional Society
Itelief Coens
Flora Kreuger
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Marie Lawler
Cc. C. Carlin
Helen
Eller
Oma Simpson
Irvines
W. W. Dumm
Carey Ave
Hudson
Franklin
Peerless
NEW Bethlehem
Reo
W. E. Dinneen
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Francis E. Warren Charles W. Burdick
A.D. Johnston
John A. Martin
Frank N. Shirk
Daniel McUlvan George FE. Abbott
First National Bank
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Motor Sales CO
Pioneer Avenue
Hirsh, Wickwire Co., Schloss Bros. Co. and
Ederheimer & Stein Co
Palm Beach
Nettleton
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