Hyenne Police Arrest Two Denver Thieves Yesterday
Hyenne police arrested two men from Denver in a theft case tied to the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. William O Mallin and Abe Rohn were named in a wire from Denver authorities and charged with stealing $1,000 worth of iron from the railroad while employed there. Detec tives Maxwell and Brick arrived to take the suspects into custody for transport to Colorado, while other suspects were later arraigned on breach of peace charges and fined 10 dollars with 30 days in jail.
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Onne
Denver
William O' Mallin
Ating W. Rosa
Abe Rohn
Allan Joseph Perler
Htoltn
Clancy
Enly
Colorado
Denver & Rio Crane Railroad Company
Maxwell
Brick
Cyialode
Smith
Mildred Smith
Rodin and
Folek
John Martin Named to Wyoming Humane Society Board
John Martin of Cheyenne, a city commissioner, was appointed to the Wyoming Humane Society board of directors to fill the vacancy caused by the death of T A Cosgriff. The appointment was announced yesterday by the Members Board Humane Society.
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John Martin
Cheyenne
The
Wyoming Humane Society
Martin
T. A. Cosgriff
Governor Kendrick Attends Den Meeting
Governor Kendrick traveled to Denver yesterday afternoon and will return either this evening or tomorrow. He is a member of the market committee of the American National Livestock Association, which holds meetings at Cheyenne next calendar, with an important meeting today.
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Kendrick
Penver
American National Livestock Association
The Model Reopens as Donnelly Cafe After Remodel
Readable text shows The Model renamed Donnelly Cafe following a remodel. The new venue promises a larger space and improved dining area with updates from local source The Blade.
Local Notes on Surgery and Business Opening
Mrs Heasman on operation table as Miss Mabel Underwood of Hoyenne is confined at Private hospital after an appendectomy yesterday. Mr Donnelly reports the gelding doing well. The Model Restaurant at 6th and Main opens tomorrow morning, owned by R G Dannelly.
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Lyer G. Donnelly
Mabel Underwood
Hoyenne
J. J. Underson
Underwood, Wyo
Heasman
Bth
Moneor
G. Dannelly
Mro
Popcorn Wagon Driver Injured When Horse Fled
Hert Millard proprietor of a street popcorn wagon was thrown from his wagon about 2 PM yesterday afternoon after the horse became frightened and ran west on eighteenth street. He sustained numerous bruises from the fall and injury.
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Hert Milliard
Eighteenth Street
Mr. Millard
Senator Ransdell Refuses to Defend Belgium In World Conflict
Senator J K Ransdell of Louisiana disputed former Senator Root on US duties in Europe saying the United States should not meddle in Belgian affairs. He argued treaties and neutrality concerns do not obligate intervention and cited past Anglo Austrian French Prussian Belgium guarantees as not binding on US policy. The speech, titled The Silence of Elihu, followed Root's arraignment of the administration's foreign policy in Washington.
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Klrby Root
J. K. Ransdell
Louisiana
Elihu
Senate
Ranglett
Root
United States
Germany
Belgium
Idee
Pegara
al ‘Weintory
New York
Great Britain
Austria
France
Russia
Prussia
Hughes
Wilson
Nke
Whitman
Indigestion Often Tied to Constipation Says Ad
An old health ad argues indigestion stems from constipation and inaction of the bowels. It touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative alternative and claims a free trial via Dr W B Caldwell, 404 Washington St, Monticello.
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Bea
Bassis
Tuna
Gary
Tad
Senate & Wonderful
Belwee Y Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
W. B Caldwell
Branch Congressional Union to Be Organized in Cheyenne
Mins Marjorie Ross executive secretary of the Congressional Union announces plans to form a Cheyenne branch to promote a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage. A conference is set for March 14 at 3 PM in Plains hotel hall with speaker Horie Hievens of New York and aims to attract Republican and Democratic voters to support national suffrage.
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Mins Marjorie Ross
Congressional Union
Womans Miffrage
Cheyenne
Uiloa
Plains Hotel
Minn Horie Hievens
New York
Auffraga
Hynde
the Plaine
Washington Notes on Hughes and Politics in 1914
The piece critiques Hughes stance on preparedness and foreign policy, notes Washington activity like a streetcar strike and self government forums, and discusses President Wilson’s attendance at a Gridley Club event. It contrasts old political elites with reformers and cites railway accident figures and safety devices.
Denunciation of British Premium Bonds as Lottery Scheme
London editors condemn the proposed Premium bonds plan as a bare faced lottery that panders to gambling instincts and risks Britain’s financial stability and credit abroad. The Daily Chronicle calls the scheme legal but immoral and unnecessary, doubting neutral investor interest and potential U.S. prohibition of prospectuses.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Ostrich Plumes Wave Again In Fashion
A breezy note on ostrich plumes returning to fashion as fringe hats and turbans see revisions. It hints at a prophecy that ostrich tips will bloom into willow-like plumes by summer, recalling their frilly 1390 era connection.
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Hetty Brown
Shredded Wheat Biscuit Advertises Real Wheat Good
The ad touts Shredded Wheat Biscuit as the real whole wheat food for study or play. It emphasizes breakfast use with milk or cream and notes production at Niagara Falls New York.
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Delicius
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Famous Restaurant Opens in Cheyenne and Local Notices
A Cheyenne edition lists multiple short items including the Famous Restaurant opening at 320 West Sixteenth Street, and various local notices. Police warn on bicycle sidewalk riding with strict enforcement starting today, while commissioners grant a notary public commission to T. P. Harthey.
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West Sixteenth Street
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Wyoming
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Little James
Davis Blank
Opda House
Delaware
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