Government to Inform Travelers About Frontier Region
The United States government plans a booklet detailing the Cheyenne area and the territory along the Union Pacific railroad. Geologist W T Lee will inspect the western mountains near Cheyenne as part of an educational effort for tourists, though officials caution they will not disclose specific information about their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mt of Cheyenne
Enti
Asion Pacific
W. T. Lee
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Cousin of Schroeder Officer On Kaiser Wilhelm II Incident
A fragment notes that Hane Schlueter, a cousin of J. H. Schroeder, was aboard the North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm II which collided or was involved in an incident last week during dense fog. The Kalser Wilhelm II image appeared in the Leader. the officer’s home is listed as Bremen Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Schroeder
Hane Schlueter
Lloyd Fisaner
En More
Ceabink
Dhmeter
Bremen
Gerany
The Only Son at Lyric Presented by Jesse L. Laskey Company
The Only Son starring Thomas W. Gloss debuts at the Lyric tomorrow as a fourteenth reduction of the Jesse L. Laskey Feature Play company. The film promises drama and romance with a dramatic train wreck sequence on the Pacific railroad that derails and plunges into an abyss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Gloss
Jesse L. Laskey
the Lyric
Jesse L.ky
Stranger Kidnapping Mistaken for Our Mutual Girl
A reported kidnapping in the Our Mutual Girl serial ends with the girl released after Ada Taylor identifies the captive as not Margaret. Police had tried to stop the abduction and pursued the kidnapers, who escaped to their rendezvous before the reveal. The next chapter promises further action starting June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Mrs. Knickerbocker
Joseph
Ada Taylor
Public Notice of Names Across Wyoming Regions
A compiled list shows individuals and households across multiple Wyoming regions including Plains, Albany, Inter Ocean, and Metropolitan areas. Names include Bailey, Anderson, Alston, Crabbe, John, Knabbe, Kopeland, Webster, Eshorn, Smith, and many others linked to towns such as Laramie, Guernsey, Rawlins, Casper, Wheatland, Meriden, Torrington, Lander, and Hartville Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
A. C. Bailey
Laramie
Mis
George E. Anderson
Guernsey
Felix Alston
Rawlins
J. B. Crabbe
Casper
W. Webster and Daughter
Wheatland
C. F. Febe
O. Belcher
N. Loverbeck
Meriden
J. T. Brown
LaGrange
L. L. Saafer
Victor Terry
Glenrock
Howell
Paul Eshorn
L. D. Smith
Fred Harding
W. W. Waies
Boston Visitors Charm Cheyenne Delegation
W. Y. King and Wm. H. Brown of Columbia Life Insurance visited Cheyenne with local agent D. C. Barksdale. They toured the city and fort in the afternoon, aided by Mayor LaFontaine as chauffeur. They expressed fondness for Cheyenne if circumstances allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y. King
Wm. H. Brown
Columbia Life Insurance Company
Boston
D. C. Barksdale
Barksdale
LaFontaine
Cheyenne duo drive five day overland car home
Fred Hofmann bought a White 40 and with Rudolph Hofmann Clarence Swainson of Cheyenne and A. T. Awbold of Flint Mich drove the new car overland. They arrived in Cheyenne yesterday afternoon after a five day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hofmann
Rudolph Hofmann
Clarence Swainson
Cheyenne
A. T. Awbold
Flint, Mich
Cheyenne Briefs and Local Notices Mirror Busy City Scene
Local items report routine visits and travels. Cheyenne residents and visitors like Miss Jewel, Mrs. Greenwood, and Dr. Appel boarding notes while merchants advertise services and products from Miller's watch repair to fresh cottage cheese at Cheyenne Creamery.
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Cheyenne Creamery Gries
Cheyenne Creamery
Cunninghams Seek Divorce Amid Assault Charge Fallout
Mrs. Margaret Rabou Cunningham, a noted ranchwoman near Albin, sues James Cunningham for divorce citing drunkenness cruelty and lack of support. Her stepchildren Clarence Dunningham and Mia Jones and Mia’s husband William Jones face assault charges. Jones bound over on aggravated assault and battery. Cunningham and Mrs. Jones released. Clarence released on parole with state departure condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rabou-Cunningham
Albin
James Cunningham
Cunningham
Clarence Dunningham
Mia. Jones
William Jones
Edwards
Sam Thompson
D. J. Howell
Jones
Local Youth Freemasons Meet in Laramie Camp Event
Phoenix Camp No. 144 W O W of Cheyenne visited Pilot Camp No. 46 of Laramie with 16 members. They demonstrated ritual work for a large audience, followed by talks by Laramie neighbors and Cheyenne members, a grand oration by state deputy Phister, and a bountiful banquet. Cheyenne officers included James Hager, John McDonald, W A Wyman, H D Gleason, A J Primeaux, and drill team members led by A B Eckdall.
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Phoenix Camp No
Cheyenne
Pilot Camp No. 46
Laramie
Riese
Wymean
Beckdall
Huger
Phister
James Hager
John McDonald
W. A. Wyman
H. D. Gleason
A. J. Primeaux
A. B. Eckdall
Hiltop
Gleason Kicked in Face by Ford
Herbert D. Gleason suffered a severe facial injury while cranking a Ford model. The crank handle struck his face crushing the cheek. An operation was done at St. John's hospital and his condition remained favorable and stable last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert D. Gleason
Ford Automobile
St. John’s Hospital
Colonel Sliney Named Adjutant General of Wyoming Guard
Governor Carey appoints Colonel George M. Sliney of Thermopolis as adjutant general of the Wyoming National Guard to replace the late Colonel W. K. Hart. Sliney has previously directed the adjutant-general office during Colonel Hart's illness and is a well known state figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carey
George M. Sliney
Thermopolis
Wyoming National Guard
W. K. Hart
Sliney
Art
iLcess
Large Force Rebuilding Guernsey Bridge
A large crew continues work on the Colorado and Southern railroad bridge across the North Platte river at Guernsey after a fire destroyed the structure. Twelve bridge carpenters joined yesterday to augment the existing force, with completion expected in about a week and traffic resumed.
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Colorado and Southern
North Platte River
Guernsey
Frontier plans advance as Cheyenne club backs railway route
The Greater Cheyenne club heard optimistic talks from Mayor LaFontaine and others on the Cheyenne to Albin railroad route. They approved abandoning the Fourth of July event in Cheyenne and urged Frontier celebrations elsewhere. The band may be hired for two days at about $100, with aims to cover the park all week. A dance pavilion and hitching rack plans were proposed for Frontier days.
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Greater Cheyenne
Cheyenne
Albin
LaFontaine
G. W W. Maitland
D. G. Watson
A. B. Bartlett
A. D. Walton
Frontier
Walton
Frontier Committee
No Camp for the Guard This Year
National guard officers could not guarantee a full camp attendance this summer. Adjutant General Sliney announced plans canceled after three responses indicated insufficient numbers. The government had planned to cover expenses and join regulars from the Presidio at Los Angeles for the camp.
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National Guard
Sliney
Presidio
Los Angeles
Adjutant General
Manager Myers Hosts Woodmen Ball Team Dinner
The Woodmen ball team leaders of the City league spent an evening at manager Art Myers home. A delicious lunch and games followed with the boys praising Myers as a jolly good fellow. The event highlighted strong teamwork and mutual regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman
Art Myers
Woodmen
California Oil Men on Inspection Trip in Wyoming
A party of California oil men visited Cheyenne yesterday and will move to Casper then Douglas to inspect the Dan Van Wag enen oil lands. The group includes A C Zierath L J Kimball N A Fleischer and W R McCormick all from Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cheyenne
Casper
Douglas
A. C. Zierath
L. J. Kimball
N. A. Fleischer
W. R. McCormick
Los Angeles
Cal
Couple Wed in Presbyterian Ceremony at Parsonage
John A Ruefi of Northport Michigan and Mina Neliic Shotwell of Durango Colorado were married yesterday by Rev. Leon C Hills at the Presbyterian parsonage. They will reside in Michigan after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Ruefi
Northport
Michigan
Mina Neliic
Shotwell
Durango
Colorado
Leon C. Hills
Presbyterian Parsonage
Schoonmakers Visit Schenectady Property Stoppage
Mr and Mrs F R Schoonmaker of Schenectady New York visited their property and stopped over during a longer trip. The fragment notes their arrival and ongoing tour of the site as reported in the local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Schoonmaker
Schenectady, N. Y
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Schroeder
Incemore
Albany
L. C. John
Rock River
F. W. Knabbe
Sunrise
Mrs. Greenwood
Inter Ocean
R. W. Young
Pine Bluffs
Frank Wilkinson
Horse Creek
L. R. Vickery
Torrington
W. M. Kopeland
Hartville Junction
Miller’s
Careyave
Rose
Kimball
W. Boss
Mrsa
George Anderson
Swagger
Sessional Florist
Capitol Ave
Denver
J. Sullivan
Basin
Mre
Higby
Anson Higby
Fair
Atlas Barber Shop
Appel
Dr. P
A. C. R Balloy
Chemck
Roy Schenck
Davis
Scott Davis
Union Pacific Railroad
W. 8
Birch
The
Chicago and Great Western
L. C. John Ia
Burns Man
H. L. Nooyes
Burny
City
Manewal
Miss Jewel
Miss Allie Jewel
Visite
Chas Smith
Emain
W.we
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Wm. Sutton
Wyoming
Mitchelle
Mrs
Seth
Barney Lip- Pencott
Harrison, Neb
H. W. Mitchell
Wife
L. Noyes
Federal
Glenn Hollingsworth
Hauff
Haull Spur
Jos
Teele
Toole
Wiod River
C. D B. Sands
Prom
F. A. Wilkinon
Meowwal
New York City
P. Tynda
the Plains
Mark Chapman
Carey Avenue
Localghopers
Visht
Gleason
Ford
Carey
Guernsey Bridge
Sherman Co
Messia
Olds
Heshaw
Myers
Capitol Ave. Theatre
Ae Eee
Peta
Tae AL
Herman
Beatrice Morrelle
Alcora
Wyo
Tha Sherman Co
Thomas W. Ross
Tuick Service
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