Cheyenne Briefs Reflect Local Activity And Tax News
Cheyenne brief notices report park preparations for the 1921 season and belated income tax sessions at internal revenue headquarters. Local officials from Sheriff Carroll to Assistant State Examiner Fulham returned from travels, while oil and railroad men visited the city. A number of laid off workers found local employment as night tax returns were pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collector of Internal Revenue For
Wyoming
Local youth mix baseball and marbles as town stays busy
The town's attention splits between baseball and marbles for youngsters. The Young Men's Literary club meets at the Carnegie library this evening. Merchants report brisk business from the recent motoring weather. city grounds prep for parking progress steadily.
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Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegie Library
Pioneer Resident of Cheyenne Dies at Home in Denver
Mrs. John Dorsey of Denver died there yesterday at 5 30 pm after a paralytic stroke. Sister of Mrs. Mary C Cahill and Mrs. Maggie Shannon of this city, she resided in Cheyenne in early days. Funeral Monday morning at the cathedral in Denver. Survived by husband two sons Stephen and John and two daughters Mrs Jack Walsh and Mrs Herbert White, all of Denver.
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Emmet Stapleton
The
Casper Herald
City
Cheyenne
Denver
John Dorsey
Mary C.cahill
Maggie Shannon
Cahill
Dorsey
Stephen
John
Jack Walsh
Herbert White
Congressman's remark on war with Japan quoted
Julius Kahn says the United States will not go to war with Japan. The comment reflects postwar diplomacy sentiments from a congressman speaking on foreign policy.
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Japan
Julius Kahn
Retail Merchants Back Sewer Bond Plan in Cheyenne
The Retail Grocers and Butchers Association of Cheyenne unanimously endorsed a proposed $500,000 sewer bond issue for the March 16 vote. They pledged to work for a heavy vote, and opposed house-to-house solicitation by specialty merchants and commissions paid to clerks for pushing products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Grocers and Butchers Association of
Cheyenne
Retail Grocers and Butchers Association
Chamber of Commerce
C. S. Greenbaum
Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner
Sergeant Murphy to lead White House police protect president
Sergeant Samuel Murphy will keep a protective eye on President Warren G. Harding after he moves into the White House. Murphy will be the new head of the White House police.
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Samuel, Murphy
Samuel Murphy
Warren G. Harding
White House
Murphy
Air crash in Camp Knox kills two soldiers
Louisville report says Lieut. T. Lawson of Hartford Connecticut aged 24 and Private Joseph Read of Norwood New Jersey aged 21 died when an army aircraft failed to recover from a tail spin and plunged about 3000 feet.
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Louisville
T. Lawson
Hartford Conn
Joseph Read
Norwood
N. J
Camp Knox
Berlin backs Simons course in mixed signals on penalties
Berlin unequivocally backs Simons course while weighing world views and the impact of penalties. The text notes the German mark’s stability on neutral bourses and cautions against underestimating penalties once effectively enforced.
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Berlin
Simons
Hamborn Evacuated After Detachments Withdrawn
Berlin dispatch reports that the Allied detachments which last night occupied Hamborn were withdrawn today in a rapid shift of control amid the Hamburg area developments. Strong actions by allied forces and the consequent relief in Hamborn marked a notable change in the local security situation.
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Hamborn
Berlin
League problem may be brought before America
Washington March 10 Panama refuses the White territorial award as a basis of peace with Costa Rica and appeals to the League of Nations for settlement. Officials see possible need for defining the United States stance on League jurisdiction in American disputes. Costa Rica accepts White award and withdraws troops. Panama retains civil and police authority in Coto. The state department finds the Panama note unsatisfactory, but a mediation committee proposal may be used in negotiations. The Geneva dispatch indicates the League council may hear the dispute, with both nations as members. A previous assembly had Panama and Costa Rica as participants in a similar hemispheric dispute.
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Ashington
Panama
Costa Rica
League of Nations
League
State Department
Coto
Geneva
League Council
Peru
Chile
Bolivia
United States
Casper banker the target of forty thousand dollar blackmail threat
Casper Casper, Wyo March 10 Peace officers decline to provide information regarding an attempt to blackmail A J Cunningham president of the Casper National Bank through a reported written threat against him and his wife unless fifty thousand dollars is deposited at a designated spot before March 15 and the author is not interfered with when he goes to collect the money Precautions to safeguard the lives of the Cunninghams are said to have been taken
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Casper
Wyo
A. J. Cunningham
Casper National Bank
Packing House Workers Vote on Strike Resolution
Union executive committee backs a strike if President Harding fails to push packers to honor the wartime eight hour day and the labor department agreement. Conference declares intent to resist a return to ten hour days wage cuts and other proposed concessions.
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Harding
White House
United States Department of Labor
Lenine Blames Up rising to French in New England
Mrs. Warren G. Harding quotes a dispatch noting mild excitement yet merriment at wireless abroad reports of Soviet clashes and mutinies. The message dismisses sensational tales as inventions, cites Kronstadt as isolated, and praises American housewives aiding Chinese famine victims by self denial.
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New England
Russia
England
America
Petrograd
Moscow
Kronstadt
White House
Warren G. Harding
Eight Seaplanes Return From Pacific Flight To San Diego
Eight seaplanes of the Pacific fleet winged home to San Diego after a 6500 mile flight to the Panama canal. Weather issues and fuel problems caused a straggling finish. Plane No.5 of the I F-5-L seaplane squadron led the return, followed by Captain Henry Mustin.
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Calif
Pacific Fleet
Panama Canal
San Diego
I’-5-L
Henry Mustin
Uncle Sam Ready Send Two Millions to Needy Farmers
Washington March 10 Under regulations approved today Uncle Sam will send two million dollars to needy farmers through a federal relief program. The plan aims to support agricultural workers facing hardship and stabilize farm markets during the current period.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Pinex based cough remedy touted as quick relief
An old home made cough remedy using 2½ ounces Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or substitute like molasses honey or corn syrup. Claims instant soothing effect on air passages, loosens dry cough, and helps throat and chest cold, bronchitis croup hoarseness and asthma. Promotes cost savings and guarantees satisfaction or money back from The Pinex Co Ft Wayne Indiana.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Loan plan to aid drought farmers in northwest regions
Secretary Wallace approves a $2,000,000 loan program for drought affected farmers in the northwest. Seed grain advances are capped at $200 per farmer and not more than $200 per acre. C. W. Warburton will go to Fargo to oversee loan distribution via county agents. Loans secured by chattel mortgages on future crops. due by November 1.
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Wallace
Ithe Northwest
C. W. Warburton
Bureau of Plant Industry
Fargo
North Dakota
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming 1921 Summary
Weather report for Cheyenne Wyoming covering 24 hours ending March 10 1921 at 6 pm shows 81 degree normal temperature, 40 degree mean, 14 degrees warmer than prior day. Highest 49 degrees at 1 30 pm and lowest 32 degrees at 12 15 am, WB readings 27 32 82 with humidity 28 21 26 and west wind velocity 44 30 24.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Stomach Care Advice and Jad Salts Recommendation
A noted authority explains digestion issues caused by hyperacidity and fermentation in the stomach. He prescribes four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water for a week, to neutralize acidity and promote digestion, noting its grape lemon acid origins and wide use with good results.
Weather and divorce rate quote from Boston College
Yesterday averaged 14.9 mph wind with 0 inches of snow. Since January 1 total precipitation 1.92 inches, normal 1.16 inches. A quoted line from Prof J I Corrigan of Boston College notes that divorces in the United States exceed those in the rest of Christendom combined.
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United States
Christendom
J. I. Corrigan
Boston. College
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