Burglar With 32 Caliber Pistol Captured In Plain Sight
Police arrested Eddy Buckles after surprised burglar entered the home of Mrs. L. A. Burdick at 111 East Twentieth street. Buckles carried a $135 roll, a gold watch, cigars and a skeleton key, but left behind no papers or clear identification. He was found with a loaded pistol and fled from the scene after being cornered by Chief Driberg and Sergeant Kilgore, then handed to county authorities for burglary charges.
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L. A. Burdick
East Twentieth Street
Eddy Buckles
Due
Jennie Nosford
Driberg
McFarland
W. &. Kilgore
Kilgore
Police
Wich
Mearland
Sing Sing
Ife
Clark
Brenning
Glark
Abelt
Chirk
Datshhter
Ian
Miss Brenning
Clark Pen God Hat
Mile-a-Minute Men Ready for Three-Week-Out Big Meet
The Mile-a-Minute Men prepare for a July Fourth auto meet three weeks away featuring a 25 mile main event for speed cars, plus five mile races for stock cars sidecar machines solo and Cheyenne cup for local drivers. Ned Wilson clocked one minute flat on a mile track with National. Fred Wank vows sub minute on straightaway in Buby Tlankson. Jack Wausler in charge of entries.
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Cheyenne
Ned Wilson
Fred Wank
Buby Tlankson
Jack Wausler
Roving Marines to Play Here Today
The Roving Marines return to Cheyenne today and will perform a Yund concert in the city park at 4 PM. The program is described as specially attractive and offers another chance to hear the Lig marine band after previous concerts.
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Cheyenne
Lig Marine Band
Lineman Electrocuted on Wyoming Street
Wool Wheatland Wyoming June 1 Frank Brosyn 28 a lineman was killed today while working on a high tension line about thirty feet above the street A current of several thousand went through his body and he probably died before he sank to the street
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Wheatland
Wyo
Frank Brosyn
Lineman
Wis
Champ Clark Nominated by Missouri For President
Montgomery City Mo June 19 Congressman Champ Clark of Missouri will be placed in nomination for president at the Democratic National Convention Judge Emil P Rosenberger a convention delegate said he would nominate Clark if his name is not presented by the Missouri delegation Clark has long served in Congress from the ninth district and sought the nomination in 1912 with recent waning McAdoo entry and Ghirk sentiment cited as factors in Clark being seen as the ideal candidate
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Montgomery City
Champ Clark
Missouri
Emil P. Rosenberger
San Francisco
Clark
Rosenberger
William G. McAdoo
Ghirk
Congress
Car mixup ends with swapped Buicks in Cheyenne
A Roxana Petroleum employee unknowingly drove off in a neighbor's Buick after mistaking it for his own. Police and the sheriff joined the search, then the owner returned, and the mistaken car was found parked near the original. The two Buicks were the same model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Roxana Petroleum Company
Bul Dwyer
Swift & Go
F. M. Bruner
Dwyer
Roxana
Girls Arrested in Colorado Springs for Aiding Jail Escape
Two girls Nadeline Creighton and Lorraine Corradl were arrested by El Paso county Sheriff John Av Wier on charges of smuggling tools to prisoners to aid an escape. Creighton reportedly visited a prisoner yesterday and carried two pies, while a deputy observed a man filing on the jail bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Tune
John Av Wier
el Paso
Nadeline Creighton
Lorraine Corradl
Greighton
Jack
Anthrax Ravages Nebraska Cattle Near Beatrice
Beatrice Nebraska June 19 state officials diagnose anthrax in cattle killing about $2000 worth of livestock on a farmer’s near Beatrice Steps to curb spread have been taken to prevent further losses.
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Nebraska
Beatrice
Neb
Bolsheviki Press Polish Retreat East of Vinnitzes
Moscow dispatch reports Polish forces continuing retreat after crossing the Bug river. Bolsheviki push toward Blatzlav, about 33 miles southeast of Vinnitze, as the Moscow correspondent notes.
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Coprhnhagen
Moscow
Berlinske Tidende
Bug River
Blatzlav
Vinnitze
Democratic stance on league of nations at convention
June 19 Homer S Cummings head of the Democratic National Committee said the party would endorse Wilson's league policy by adopting the Virginia plank approved by the president. He criticized Republicans and noted Hoover's alignment with Harding. Hearings on campaign issues to be held by the resolutions committee. Ray Baker will back Palmer after McAdoo withdraws from the race.
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San Francisco
Homer S. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
League of Nations
Carter Glass
Cimmimmings
Tha Sland
Gudimnings
Cummings
Resolutions Committee
Ray T. Baker
Mint
William G. McAdoo
Palmer
Anderson Heads Wyoming Division of Union Pacific
J. W. Anderson of Kansas City was named acting superintendent of the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific at 12:01 this morning, replacing A. W. McDuffie who is on indefinite leave due to sickness. McDuffie had been in poor health and consulted Dr. Jonas in Omaha. Anderson previously acted as superintendent of the Colorado division and, during the war, the Kansas division. Announcement was made by General Superintendent J. D. Woodruff yesterday.
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J. W. Anderson
Kansas City
Wyoming
Union Pacific
A. W. Mebuffie
Anderson
Colorado
Kansas
J. D. Woodruff
McDuffie
Omaha
Jonas
Aged Woman Drowns After River Fall Near Rawlins
In Dixon Wyoming a 65 year old woman Mrs I M Conner, mother of Mrs John B Koehleffel, lost balance trying to dip a bucket from the swollen Snake river near her home and drowned. Her body was recovered half a mile downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Wyo
Dixon
Wyoming
I. M.conner
John B. Koehleffel
Snake River
Room Bath and Garage Hotel Buys Four Story Garage
Chicago June 19 A local hotel company announces it has purchased a four story garage and will erect four more stories immediately The project will be billed as Room Bath and Garage for out of town motorists.
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Chicago
Stern Steps to End Coal Crisis
Washington dispatch reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered eastern and southern railroads to give priority to coal shipments by water to New England and other U S destinations. The rules, effective next Thursday, last 80 days and aim to relieve fuel shortages. export shipments may be embargoed pending movement capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tidewater
United States
Mississippi River
Miss Wyoming Invites President Wilson at White House
Helen Bonham known as Miss Wyoming delivered her invitation to President Wilson at the White House. Secretary Tumulty received the invitation and Harding, then with reporters, spoke to her, promising a formal reply. She travels with attention from Omaha and Chicago elites, escorted by army officers.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Garey
Wilson
White House
Tumulty
Helen Bonhan
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Gimbel Charged With Profiteering in Duty Department Stores
New York town officials announce a widening probe into department store profiteering with the Gimbel brothers firm at center. Special Agent Price says warrants will follow as inquiries finish, while Gimbel merchandise manager J J Dowdell and clothing buyer C D Slanter are released on $4000 bail each after pleading not guilty to four counts of profiteering with profits claimed at 90 to 20 percent in clothing.
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New York
Frederick Gimbel
Gimbel Brothers
Department of Justice
Gimbel’s
Price
Gimbel
J. J. Dowdell
C. D. Slanter
Labor Indorsed League Without Reservations in Montreal
The American Federation of Labor adjourned its two week convention in Montreal after endorsing the League of Nations without reservation. President Samuel Gompers faced Irish sympathizers and a stormy session as order was maintained amid a heated debate. Gompers planned to move to adopt the federation program in Washington and urged a non partisan policy. The federation pressed for peace theory, government ownership of railroads, anti profiteering, jailing profiteers, and rights to strike. The League issue narrowly passed after some members demanded a roll call.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
League of Nations
League
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Eminels
Washington
Mexico
United States
Irish Republic
Committee On International Relations
Widow dissents to will dust burial location dispute
Mrs Nellie Kahis widow of Leo p Kahis challenges district court orders demanding the return of her husband's ashes for interment in Elk Rest at Lakeview cemetery. She cites res judicata asserting courts allowed scattering ashes under a prior directive and notes no Elk Rest plot exists.
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Nellie Kabis
Leopold Kabis
Emile Richardson
A. D. Johnston
Wabis
Bks
Lakeview Cemetery
Kahis
Four Winds
Cheyenne Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Rest
Grant Kahis
Elk’ Rest
New Chilean Cabinet Resigns After Week in Power
Santiago Chile June 49 The new cabinet formed earlier this week has fallen after resigning before presenting its program to the chamber of deputies. The abrupt turnover followed a vote over the Ibel river policy amid escalating political pressure.
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Santiago
Chile
Ibel
Gelf
Chamber of Deputies
Harding Abandons Seaside Vacation Plans
Washington June 19 Senator Harding Republican presidential nominee will stay in Washington until mid July then travel to Marion Ohio for formal notification ceremonies. He will hold conferences with party leaders during the period to shape his acceptance address.
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Washington
Senator Harding
Marion
Ohio
Senator Poindexter
al Ghiesso
Covernor Allen
Kansas
General Wood
Chicago
Albert PP. A Moore
Pittsburgh Leader
John C. Shaffer
Ghicago Evening Post
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Poindexter
Senator Wilding
Coolidge
Allen
Harding
Moore
Johnson
California
Beveridge
Indiana
Theodore Mousevelt, Jr
Four Cars of Union Pacific Limited Off but Do Not Overturn
Four cars of the Union Pacific Overland Limited derailed near Calores station just east of Laramie when rails spread. The engine and first cars stayed on track, but separation occurred as the fifth from the rear passed. Passengers were shaken. the wrecking crew cleared the line in three hours from Cheyenne. Conductor J A Davis, in the wrecked car, was lightly injured and will resume his run. Single track through Red Buttes was used while cars were cleared.
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Union Pacific
Calores
Laramie
Overland Limited
Cheyenne
J. A. Davis
Red Buttes
Oil Seizure Fable Denied by Admiral Rodman
In Los Angeles Admiral Womah Rodman dismissed rumors of a navy plan to seize oil from Genel Petroleum. He said the claims were bunk and noted legal proceedings tied to a temporary court order restraining Commander Van Mell from taking the oil.
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Los Angeles
Wogeh Rodman
Pacific Fleet
United States Navy
Genel Petroleum Company
Navy
Tat Gommatder Denry van Mell
Spencer Wood
Ben Blerlsos
United States District Court
van Mell
Conference with Germans Postponed to July 10
Paris reports the allied German conference rescheduled from June 214 to July 5 and now set for July 10 in Spa. The decision comes from the Bank of Paris.
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Paris
Spa
Germany
Bolo de
Brennings to Face Arraignment on Murder Charge
Roy Brenning and his wife Georgia Brenning will be arraigned for a preliminary hearing Monday June 21 on the charge of murdering James M Clark their elderly ex son in law in Douglas Wyoming. Georgia Brenning is named a co defendant in the capital count.
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Douglas, Wyo
Roy Brenning
Georgia Brenning
James M. Clark
Captains Named for IR Good Roads Day at Ghetenne
The article lists captains for IR Good Roads Day set for Tuesday June 22 and notes pre event assembly times. Captains will report to the Chamber of Commerce Monday evening for instructions and workers meet at the Plains hotel Tuesday morning for transportation to sites.
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Ghetenne
Capains
Chamber of Commerce
Plains Hotel
Archie Allison
BE. L. Emery
W. Rt. Grier
L. J. Fundersburg
J. J. Schowall
Cox Declines Democratic Nomination for Vice President
In Dayton Ohio Governor J M Cox announced he is not a candidate for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. He spoke at his country home Trail's End, opposing a senate oligarchy and urging supporters to resist any drive for the second spot.
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Dayton
Ohio
J. M. Gox
Trail
United States
Pomerene
San Francisco
Gox
Senate
Turks raid American school and murder reported
London dispatch notes Turkish troops entered an American school near Ismad (Ismailia) amid civil unrest. Nationalist forces attacked the building and reportedly killed a civilian refugee. Details remain uncertain due to conflicting dispatches from Constantinople and ISM/Mem? sources.
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London
Constantiniple
Ismad
Mustapha Kemiem Pasha
Herve
Los Angeles Strike Activists Convicted in Lever Act Case
Jury convicts five men and fourteen others in the United States district court over alleged participation in the railway strike of April. The case involved thirty one thousand men charged with violating the Lever Act during the industrial dispute.
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LOS Angels
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Dad
EE Miles
Hoover
Herbert Joover
Stern
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
Joe Tumwalty
Labor Indorsed League
Widow
Will
Mas
Georgia
Brenniing
Douglas Sheepman
Cox
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