Veteran Telegrapher Fannie Merrifield Visits Cheyenne Friends
Denver resident Mrs. Fannie Merrifield, longtime Western Union telegraph operator in Cheyenne, tours the city visiting friends. Renowned in her prime as the best woman operator in the United States, she retired about ten years ago and has lived in Denver since.
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Fannie Merrifielil
Denver
Cheyenne
Western Union
Claude Draper
Merrifield
United States
Fort Russell and Cheyenne Indians Play at Pioneer Park
Fort Russell meets the Cheyenne Indians in the second game this afternoon at Pioneer Park beginning at 3 o clock. The field was prepared with rolled diamond ground cleaned and an awning over the bleachers. Eddie Schnel serves as umpire for the contest.
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Fort Russell
Pioneer Park
Eddie Schnel
Brotherhood session debates sanitarium plan for members
In Denver the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen devoted its entire convention to discussing a tuberculosis sanitarium for members. Opponents argued that existing hospitals for tubercular care already exist in nearly every state, making the plan unnecessary.
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Associated Press
Denver
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Senate Passes Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill
The sundry civil appropriation bill, last of the regular supply measures, was passed by the senate at midnight after a 14 hour session. State leaders want ads bring results.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Humbled Hun Signs Treaty at Versailles
The signing of the peace treaty at Versailles unfolds with German plenipotentiaries at the table, Wilson and Lloyd George signing in turn, and a crowd reacting amid flashes from cameras. China’s delegates are absent and reservations on Shantung loom as Clemenceau signals a later handling.
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Versailles
William Martin
Wilson
Lloyd George
Canada
Austral
New Zealand
South Africa
India
General Smuts
M. Clemenceo
Soke
Baron
Saonji
Hall of Mirrors
China
Shantung
M. Clemenceat
Many Tears Shed for John Maudlin
A long oblique account records public reaction to the death of John Maudlin and the coming Wyoming prohibition law effective Monday at midnight. Governor Carey names Fred L. Crabbe state prohibi tion commissioner as he notes saloons will close and liquor stored by residents will be subject to enforcement under the new rule.
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Wyoming Hilstory
Jawn
Wyoming
Uhe
State
Prohibiton
Fred L. Crabbe
Wyoming Anti-Saloon League
Carey
John Barleycorn
Governor Pledges Co Operation of State
Governor Carey and civic leaders address a Wyoming gathering on child welfare and state cooperation. The event honors Allie Jewell and a $1,000 bequest to the child society, with reports showing 404 children now wards and 98 handled during the year including placements and hospital care.
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Carey
Cc. P. Fisher
Sheridan County
Phifer
Wheatland
Ruth Gilfell
W.C. Mentzer
Elizabeth Condon
Albert Hurst
Southland
Warren Richardson
Inez V. Robinson
Guns of Warships Herald Peace Treaty in New York
New York reporters describe 40 warships in the Hudson with sirens, church bells, and the Star Spangled Banner as Germany signs a peace treaty ending the war. Government stations announce the historic moment and the cessation of hostilities.
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New York
Hudson River
Germany
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Want
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Ciear
Wyoming Book Store Company
Ford
Hank-Keslar Motor Co
A. E. Roedél
Ers
George van Winkle
Martin Baskett
Shoshoni
Allie Jewell
Iowa
Miss Jewel
W. E. Chaplin
Robert’ D. Carey
C. N. Potter
W. C. Kinkead
J. A. Aimer
Fred L. Babcock
W E. McGuire
Ploronea Bradley
Joseph Shimitzs
Jens Yoder
Frank Yoder
Ala
Underwood
Eken Wethaufer
N. BR. Wetlaufer
G. L. Strader
FP. L. Robinson
Stake
Katherine Morton
A. E. Slade
Pennsylvania
Mayo
Atlantic
Pacific
Anothor
W. W. Quinn
Carey Avenue
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