Cheyenne Station Reopens As Colorado & Southern Urges Returns
Cheyenne resumes use of two stations for Colorado & Southern and Chicago Burlington & Quincy trains. Passenger entrance sits at the Sixteenth street center. Union Pacific trip passes no longer valid on Los Angeles Limited and Overland Limited trains. staff includes N W Taylor as new agent and list of clerks and operators.
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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 Union Pacific, returned to Cheyenne yesterday morning after visiting the Pacific coast. While there he stayed days at Tia Juana where the race horse Jake Schas, owned by him, and Frank Irwin, has been winning laurels.
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Charles B. Irwin
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Pacific
Cheyenne
Tia Juana
Jake Schas
Frank Irwin
City Plumbers Inspect Fixtures Under City Engineer
Inspectors under City Engineer Arthur Parker will inspect all plumbing fixtures in Cheyenne to locate leaks and faulty fixtures. The inspectors carry proper credentials and police badges to verify their identity when visiting homes and requesting access to plumbing.
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Arthur Parker
Cheyenne
Sam Stark Installs New Lighting System
Sam Stark, Cheyenne clothier, installs a modern lighting system in his West Sixteenth Street store. Installed by Cheyenne Light Fuel & Power, the upgrade makes the shop one of the best lighted in the city as Stark continues his policy of serving the public with quality lighting.
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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 lodge Six-Sixty announces its officers for the current year. Al. S. Leslie is exalted ruler and Rudolph Hofmann leads as esteemed leading knight. Frank P. Bell serves as loyal knight with George Storey lecturing knight. John J. McInerney becomes secretary and William G. Walker treasurer. Charles W. Hisig is trustee for three years. George J. Klett is delegate to the national convention in Chisago with Roderick N. Matson as 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 Planned for March 14
A state wide drive to raise funds for Near East relief work will start Sunday, March 14, and run for a month. The effort aims to involve every resident in contributing to ease Armenian and other suffering in the Near East.
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The
Near East
Ither Near East
Leader ND Takes Thineers89? Clarifies Losses and Habits
Ambiguous text references lose items and leadership actions. The fragment hints at a person or group guiding others through a loss or error, but specifics remain unclear. No concrete events, dates, or organizations are identifiable in the readable portion.
Bakers Demand Higher Wages Spark Bread Price Hike
New York march four A two cent loaf price increase was announced by the Master Bakers of Mandate tan an organization controlling about four hundred ninety shops. Doughnuts and fancy cake prices will rise accordingly to meet the new wage demand four dollars a day for bakers and helpers a minimum of thirty two dollars weekly for helpers and eight dollars daily for bakers.
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New York
Mandatetan
City Visitors Reach Cheyenne Hotels
A stream of visitors, including I. S. Whitney S. E. Jones W. A. Anderson and Faren of Laramie and many others from Lusk Horse Creek Carpenter Wheatland Arvada Buffalo Kemmerer Sheridan Chugwater Douglas Pine Bluffs Rock River Medicine Bow arrive in Cheyenne and stay at the Normandie Plains Albany and other host hotels.
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I. S. Whitney
S. E. Jones
W. A. Anderson
Faren
Laramie
Get Together Dinner Planned by Chamber Members Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce board formed plans for a membership get-together and banquet likely late March. A boys welfare committee was created with A. A. Underwood as chairman and W. H Owens and Horace Jenkins as members. Colonel M. O. Bigelow and Colonel M. M. McNamee of Fort Russell were made honorary members, and 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 In State Cheyenne Reports Light Snow
Cheyenne fared better than parts of the state with light snow. Central and eastern districts saw heavy snow earlier, temperatures averaged 32 in the day and 15 at night with extremes to 47 and 22 below. Sunshine ranged from 46 to 90 percent. roads were poor elsewhere and several cars stuck in Medicine Bow. Snow depths varied across towns from 1 to 145 inches with livestock in fair condition and crops in good shape despite travel hindrances.
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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 Concludes Treaty In London Session
The peace conference closed its London session after drafting the Turkish treaty and its economic conclusions for completion with assistance. The treaty will be presented to Turkey on March 22.
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London
Peace Conference
Turkey
Soviet election gives Reds overwhelming control
Moscow dispatch reports the Communist Party winning 80 percent of 1,461 deputy seats in the recent soviet election. It notes 128 deputies are nonpartisan, per the wireless telegram.
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London
Moscow
Army officer salaries praised as threat to defense
Colonel Bigelow warned at a Rotary Club talk that current officer pay damages the profession and national defense. He cited junior lieutenants earning less than the average street worker after the war and noted hardships for long-serving officers. A poetry contest followed with Mr Hirsig crowned as the winner of a corncob pipe by judge T Blake Kennedy. About a dozen members planned to attend the district Rotary 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 by Agriculture Dept
The Department of Agriculture with mutual insurers suggests a state law to organize farmers mutual fire insurance companies in states lacking such provisions. About 2000 such organizations in the U S insure over 6 billion dollars of property, representing more than two-fifths of insurable farm value in 48 states. The plan enables 20 or more qualified individuals to form a company while protecting financial integrity, at an average countrywide cost of 26 cents per 400 dollars.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Cheyenne Team Heads on Tri Game Road Trip
The Cheyenne high school basketball team travels to Rawlins to face Rawlins high school, then moves to Laramie for two games against Laramie high and University high. A key March 42 bout with Wheatland in Cheyenne could decide the interscholastic title race.
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Cheyenne
Rawlins
Wheatland
Prohibition Question on Champagne Used for Vessel Christening
Rey L. Daly in charge of prohibition enforcement in this district asks Washington for a ruling on the use of champagne to christen vessels. He suggests it would be an admirable way to dispose of the stock.
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Philadelphia
Rey L. Daly
Washington
Liberia cleanses German presence in wartime drive
Liberia expelled all Germans and seized their property, leaving about 300 German residents in Monrovia. Alan Bourchier Lethbridge notes in the Daily Telegraph that Germans controlled a massive wireless plant and planned to use Liberia as a colonial link. He warns Spanish immigration could create the next large foreign community in Liberia.
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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 Atlas theatre announces two new Powers projecting machines installed. The upgrade positions Atlas as city’s best projecting equipment and aligns with the newspaper's policy of top service for patrons.
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Walter Bradley
Atlas Theatre
Atlas
Purely Christian In scription Injustice
London officials decide the cenotaph inscription will read only To Our Glorious Dead to honor all who died for the empire, rejecting a strictly Christian inscription as inappropriate. Cabinet members note the monument should reflect the varied creeds of the ten men buried elsewhere.
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London
Whitehall
Mysterious Mr Hansen Arrested in New York
John S Hansen believed to be J Salter Hansen who furnished bail for William O Jenkins US consul Puebla Mexico. He was taken to custody at the Hotel Plaza on a bench warrant issued in 1819 related to an offense alleged 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 ballot in communal elections
The Belgian chamber voted in favor of granting the ballot to women 24 years old as well as men in communal elections, according to the Brussels correspondent of the London Times.
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London
Brussels
London Times
For Sale In Cheyenne By R P Fuller Corner Lot Seven Rooms
Property at No 202 East 23rd street northeast corner East 23rd and Warren Cheyenne offered for 7850 reduced from 9000. seven room house two story with fireplace furnace basement garage full 66 by 132 lot opposite City Park on Warren. Terms arranged. Also Holdredge Adams Jefferson Madison lots 185 each easy terms five or ten dollars monthly. South Side lots east of viaduct $125 to $200 with quick sale emphasis on rapid building up and warranty deed after payment.
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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 Easy Monthly Payments
The ad promotes four Pershing Heights lots to buy for ten dollars per month. Buyers can pay cash later and receive a loan to build a home, repaid in easy monthly installments. It asserts new homes will rise in Pershing Heights this year, increasing land value.
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Pershing Heights
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