Cheyenne Station Reopens With Staff Additions
Cheyenne resumes service at two stations for Colorado & Southern and Chicago Burlington Quincy. The station entrance is on Sixteenth street, western side houses Cheyenne rail, clock on the tower stopped. N W Taylor named agent for Colorado & Southern in Cheyenne with a staff list including Kearney, Campbell, Sheets, Stout, Brandt, Glover, Hodges, Knox, Roesing, Bennett, Wilson, Anderson, Perry, and McCaddon. Telephone at station is 36. Union Pacific passes on trains 4 2 Los Angeles Limited and 7 8 Overland Limited no longer valid.
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Ebyelare
Cheyenne
Colorado & Southern
Chicago, Burlington ,& Quincy
Sixteenth Street
Cheyenne Rail Company
Union, Pacific
Burlington
N.W. Taylor
Black Hawk
Colorado
Taylor
Hie Key Station
R. B. Kearney
Dewey Campbell
B. L. Sheets
W. H. Stout
C. CG. Brandt
H. J. Glover
C.W. Hodges
Ernest Knox
B. W. Roesing
C. LU. Bennett
William Wilson
Earl Anderson
C. T. Perry
L. J. McCaddon
Burlington and
Union Pacific
Overland
Irwin Returns From Pacific Coast Meet
Charles B. Irwin general freight agent for the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific came back to Cheyenne yesterday morning after visiting the Pacific coast. While away he spent time at Tia Juana where his race horse Jake Schas and Frank Irwin have been winning laurels.
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Charles B. Irwin
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Pacific
Cheyenne
Tia Juana
Jake Schas
Frank Irwin
City Inspects Plumbing Under City Engineer Parker
Inspectors under City Engineer Arthur Parker will check all plumbing fixtures in Cheyenne to identify leaks and faulty work. They carry proper credentials and police badges to verify legitimacy when visiting homes to inspect plumbing installations.
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Arthur Parker
Cheyenne
Sam Stark Installs New Lighting System
Sam Stark, Cheyenne clothier, installs a new lighting system in his West Sixteenth Street store. The Cheyenne Light Fuel & Power company fitted the fixtures, making the shop one of the best lit in the city. Stark praises lighting improvements as part of his public service policy.
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Sam Stark
Cheyenne Clothier
West Sixteenth Street
Cheyenne Light Fuel & Power Company
Stark
Stark Ayers
Six-Sixty Elects for Ensuing Year
The Elks Todge have elected officers for the current year. Al S Leslie is exalted ruler with Rudolf Hofmann as leading knight, Frank P Bell loyal knight, George Storey lecturing knight, John J McInerney secretary, William G Walker treasurer, Chris I Nagel tilar, Charles W Hisig trustee for three years, George J Klett delegate to the national convention in Chisago, Roderick N Matson alternate.
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Elks Todge
al. S. Leslie
Rudolph Hofmann
Frank P. Bell
George Storey
John J. McInerney
William G. Walker
Chris I. Nagel
Charles W. Hisig
George J. Klett
Chisago
Roderick N. Matson
Near East Relief Campaign Set For March 14
A campaign to raise funds for relief in the Near East will begin Sunday March 44 in the state and continue for a month to urge every resident to contribute to aid Armenians and others in the region.
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The
Near East
Ither Near East
Lost Thineers 92 Leader Left In Charge
A fragment notes a leader stepping aside around the year’s midpoint. The text hints at a replacement taking over duties as the prior holder relinquished control. No further names or places are readable in the fragment.
Bakers seek higher wages push bread prices up
New York city March 4 A 2 cents a loaf rise in broad prices was announced by the Master Bakers of Mandate tan an organization with about 490 shops Doughnuts and fancy cake prices will rise accordingly The move follows a demand by bakers and helpers for a four dollar daily increase bringing bakers to eight dollars a day and a minimum weekly pay of thirty two dollars for helpers.
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New York
Mandatetan
City News In Brief From Laramie Visitors and Stays
I S Whitney S E Jones W A Anderson and Faren of Laramie were in the city yesterday. Miss Myra E Geer of Kemmerer is registered at the Plains. R W Delaney of Glenda Cheyenne visitor A W Caple from Chugwater C Merrill of Douglas at Pine Bluffs with John W Fairfield. Others listed at Normandie Albany and Plains hotels.
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I. S. Whitney
S. E. Jones
W. A. Anderson
Faren
Laramie
Myra E. Geer of
Kemmerer
the Plains
R. W. Delaney
Glenda
Co. C. Merrill of
Douglas
John W. Fairfield
Pine Bluffs
Get Together Dinner Planned by Chamber of Commerce
The chamber board formed a committee on boys welfare with A A Underwood as chairman and W H Owens and Horace Jenkins as members. Fort Russell figures, Col M O Bigelow and Col M M McNamee, were elected honorary members. Bigelow was named chair of the aviation committee with Mayor Ed P Taylor, J Highleyman, Herbert Lacey and Reed Hollister as other members.
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Chamber
Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
A. A. Underwood
W. H Owens
Horace Jenkins
M. 0. Bigelow
M. M. McNamee
Fort Russell
Bigelow
Aviation
Ed. P. Taylor
J. Highleyman
Herbert Lacey
Reed Hollister
Weather Week Highlights For Cheyenne Area
Weather week summary shows Cheyenne fared better than some regions with light snowfall and cold temperatures. Central and eastern districts saw heavy snow early in the week, making dry farmers happy while roads deteriorated. Daytime highs near 32 and lows around 15 with some locations dipping to 22 below zero.
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Cheyenne
Weather Bureau
Sheridan
Lander
Salt Lake
Big Horn Basin
Medicine Bow
Albin
Alta
Buffalo
Gody T
Dome Lake
Elk Mountain
Fort Laramie
Hillsdale
Grover
Single
Lusk
Moorcroft
Manhattan
Opal
South Pass City
Tensleep
Peace Conference Closes London Session on Turkish Treaty
The London peace conference closes its session after finalizing the Turkish treaty and its economic conclusions, to be sent to Turkey on March 22 for completion with assistance.
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London
Peace Conference
Turkey
Soviet election grants Reds overwhelming control
London Mar 4 The official results of the Moscow Soviet election show the Communist Party winning 80 percent of the 1461 deputies. The wireless dispatch notes that 128 winning candidates belong to no party.
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London
Moscow
Army salaries criticized as threat to profession
Colonel Bigelow spoke to the Rotary Club on the army as a profession. He argued current officer pay is inadequate, risking the nation’s defensive system, noting junior lieutenants earned less than the average street worker after the war. Several members spoke on embarrassing moments, and a corncob pipe prize went to Mr. Hirsig for being the best liar. About a dozen members planned to attend the Rotary district convention in Colorado Springs March 21–22.
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Bigelow
Rotary Club
M. HI
Hartung
W. K. Jones
Charles VW. Hirsig
Walter L. Larsh
T. Blake Kennedy
Hirsig
Hirs
Cooperative Fire Insurance Statute Proposed for Farmers
The Department of Agriculture with mutual insurers proposes a state law to organize farmers mutual fire insurance firms. It cites about 2000 such entities in the U.S. with over 6 billion dollars in insured property, covering more than two fifths of farm property value in 48 states. The plan targets 20 plus qualified organizers and includes safeguards for financial integrity, costing about 26 cents per 400 dollars insured.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Cheyenne Team Opens Tri Game Tour
The Cheyenne high school basketball squad left for Rawlins to face Rawlins high school, then travels to Laramie for a game against Laramie high school, followed by a Saturday contest with University high school in Laramie. A win in all three boosts their odds for the interscholastic championship. A major upcoming clash with Wheatland on March 42 in Cheyenne could decide the title race.
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Cheyenne
Rawlins
Wheatland
Prohibition Chief Questions Champagne for Ship Christening
Rey L Daly, head of prohibition enforcement in the district, asked Washington for a ruling on whether champagne can be used to christen vessels. He suggested it would be an admirable way to dispose of surplus stock.
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Philadelphia
Rey L. Daly
Washington
Liberia Expels Germans and Seizes Property During War
Liberia is praised as the only waring state to expel all Germans and confiscate their property abroad. About 300 German citizens lived in Monrovia, where German influence grew via a wireless plant setup. The Daily Telegraph notes Spain increasingly fills the vacated German roles, potentially making Spain Liberia’s largest foreign colony if immigration continues.
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London
Liberia
Monrovia
Alan Bourchier Lethbridge
Daily Telegraph
Mr. Lethbridge
Spain
New Projectors Installed at Atlas Movie House
Walter Bradley owner of the Atlas theatre has installed two new Powers projecting machines. The Atlas now offers the best projecting equipment in the city and aims to provide patrons with the best possible service.
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Walter Bradley
Atlas Theatre
Atlas
Purely Christian Inscription Rejected for Cenotaph
London officials decide the cenotaph inscription will read To Our Glorious Dead only. The monument honors ten men of varied creeds who died for the empire. a purely Christian inscription was deemed inappropriate by the British cabinet.
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London
Whitehall
Mysterious Mr Hansen Arrested in New York City
Police believe John S Hansen is the same J Salter Hansen who furnished bail for William O Jenkins the US consul at Puebla Mexico after arrest by Carranza authorities. He was taken into custody at the Hotel Plaza on a bench warrant issued in 1819 for an offense alleged to have been committed in New York City.
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Hansen
New York
John S. Hansen
J. Salter Hansen
William O. Jenkins
United States
Puebla
Mexico
Carranza
Belgian Women Win Right to Vote in Communal Elections
The Belgian chamber voted to grant votes to women aged 24 and older, on par with men, in communal elections. The measure was reported by Brussels from the London Times correspondent.
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London
Brussels
London Times
Property for sale Cheyenne district corner lot 66x132
For sale in Cheyenne, No. 202 East 23rd street at the northeast corner of East 23rd and Warren. Eight thousand plus value reduced from 9000 to 7850 with seven rooms, open fireplace, hot water furnace, basement, garage for two cars, and opposite City Park. Also Holdredge Adams Jefferson Madison lots at 185 and Park and Helman additions noted with easy terms. First come first served.
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Best Buy
Cheyenne
R. P. Fuller
East 23Rd Street
East 23Rd and
Warren
California
Warren Avenue
Holdredge Addition
Randall Boulevard
Adams, Jefferson and
Madison Streets
Park Addition
Helman Addition
Pershing Heights Lots Offer for Buyers
Owing to owner removal from the city, four Pershing Heights lots close in are offered for ten dollars per month. Buyers can pay cash or finance building with a loan repaid in easy monthly installments. New homes planned this year should boost lot values.
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Pershing Heights
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Llar
Les Y
Rlors
Aths
Ghetenne
Colorado & Southern Station
Irwin
Pacific Coast
City News
Mrs
Fred East
M. K. Emmons of
Horse Creek
Floyd Hoe
Chugwater
Normandie
Russell Workman
Carpenter
G .C. Law
George G. Walsner
Arvada
Plains
TF. C. Horton of
W.S. Metz of
A.W. Caple
S. M. McCuay
James F. O'Brien
Rock River
Albany
R. E. Cooper
Medicine
Colonel Bigelow
U.S. Army
England
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Cheyenne State Bank
Capitol Avenue
Hynds Building
Co-operative Fire Insurance Statute
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Atlas Movie House
Vick
VapoRub
North Carolina
L. Richardson
Vicks
South Side
Paul H. Moore
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