Guards Capture Booze and 2 Men
Colorado constabulary seized sixty four gallons of whiskey and two men, Nay Young and Ben Judovitz, during transport into Colorado in Harri can death car. The car escaped arrest. the pair were jailed in Greeley after officers arrived as the car was pulled from a chuckhole east of Carr, Cole.
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Colorado Constabulary
Wen
Nay Young
Haymond Harrigan
Constabulary
Ben Judovitz
Colorado
Harrican
Carr, Cole
Whalke Bluffs
Greeley
Captain Grove
Comstabulary
Chuckholn
Tae
Chalk Bluffa
Cheyenne
Hereford Road
Rooehhalk Bluffs
Cheyenne Hoth
Huy Ilartigan
Voune
Tlarriganm
Judovite
Farrlean
Shistar
Marrigan
Oil Fields of Rumania Worked by German Men
London dispatch says German and Austrian workers are pushing Romanian oil fields to boost central powers’ supply. Production nears normal in some old concessions as firms continue under former concessions, with Conspirated Oil Fields Company and Mania-American firms involved.
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Danube
Glurgtu
Rumania
London
New Telephone Line to Burns Is Considered
Five men arrived in Burns on Wednesday to install a long distance line for Mountain States Teleghraph and Telephone, improving service for Burns Hillsdale Durham Archer. The upgrade ends Burns waits on the line between Cheyenne and Kimball Neb, promising more telephones and faster calls.
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Burns
Wye
Mountain States Telegreph and Telephone Company
Here
Cheyenne
Kimball
Neb
Hillsdale
Durham
Archer
Horse Creek
Byrne
Criminal Cases in District Court Begin in Laramie County
Trial of criminal cases in the district court of Laramie county will begin Tuesday, March 24, according to an ADNOUNCEMENT. Those to be arraigned before the court include Harold Major charged with rifling Cheyenne homes last December, four men accused of slaying Gust Condalis, a Greek taxi driver, December 7, Leo Villa and Jose Martinez Mexicans charged with the murder of Alfredo Estrada December 19, and three Chinese accused of statutory offenses against a White girl.
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District Court
Laramie County
Harold Major
Gust Condalis
Leo Villa
Jose Martinez
Alfredo Estrada
Physical training and medical supervision urged in schools
Investigations tied to the selective service law reveal woeful neglect of boys ten to twenty in schools. Bureh notes leaders expect nationwide push for careful physical training and medical supervision in education. He says military standards show many rejections due to preventable defects.
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Atlantia City
N. J
Bureh
Northwestern Will Improve Manville Soon
Manville rapidly grows with a planned 24000 lighting system to meet demand as the town expands. A $100000 hotel project, new garages, and office buildings accompany railroad plans for a new station and yards. Real estate activity intensifies with eight new residences contracted.
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Mainville
Wye
Lisk Ol
Glenrock
Manville
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Wilson Urges Russia to Fight in Peace Terms Debate
London dispatch reports Leon Trotzky dismissed as Bolshevik foreign minister after quarrel over German peace terms. Lenine insists on ratifying the treaty, while Trotzky contends guerrilla resistance is Russia’s duty. A Russian wireless protest to Germany condemns German troop landing on the Aland Islands under the treaty.
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America
Cirelea
Russia
Trotsky
Miniter
Lenine
Trotzky
London
Leon Trotzky
Morning Post
Petrograd
O Trotzky
Prussia
M. Tehitehern
Germany
Aland Islands
Finland
Cure Cold In One Day Bromide Quinine Tablets Ad
Claim for a remedy by BE WO GROVE promises to cure a cold in one day with laxative bromine quinine tablets. It stops cough and headache with the cold and bears GROVE'S signature on each box. Price listed as 20 cents.
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BE. W. Grove
Physical Culture Is Urged for Boys
J K Buren, superintendent of the Kammerer schools, urges public schools in the United States to give proper attention to boys physical development. He made the statement after attending a convention in Cheyenne.
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United States
J. K. Buren
Kammerer Schools
Cheyenne
Yankee Boys Make London Police Grin
Yankee soldiers in London enjoy relaxed police tolerance and friendly exchanges with bobby officers and locals. American slang and vaudeville fame influence British culture as GIs mingle on Piccadilly and the Strand, easing prewar barriers and prompting playful exchanges.
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London Police
Patrick Seals Pioneer of Wyoming Dies in Cheyenne
Patrick Seals age 96, a longtime Cheyenne resident and former Union Pacific railroad foreman, died Sunday at St John’s hospital. Born in Ireland March 16, 1848, he came to Wyoming in 1881 and helped build the Cheyenne and Northern railroad in 1885. He is survived by six sons and a sister. Burial will be Wednesday from St Mary’s Cathedral with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Patrick, Seals
Wyoming
St. John's Hospital
Cheyenne
Mr Seals
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne & Northern Railroad
Mr. Seals
Ireland
England
London & Northwestern Railroad
America
Seals
Catherine Barry
John
James
Dennis
Thomas
Francis
M. P. Seals
Dennison
Tex
R. A. Twiss
Portland
Ore
Pebrican Street
St. Mary's Cathedral
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Dannelly Cafe Sold to Greek Group in Capitol Avenue
Dannelly’s cafe at 1718 Capitol Avenue was sold yesterday afternoon by E. 8. Perrencel to a group of Greeks. Perrencel owned the restaurant after purchasing it from Dannelly. Opened about five years ago as the Waffle House by J. A. Fager, the transfer details were not announced. Perrencel plans to stay in charge for about a week before handing over to new management.
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Dannelly
1718
Capitol Avenue
E. 8. Perrencel
Perrencel
J. A. Fager
Perrancel
National Park Openings Schedule Released
Franklin K. Lane announces opening dates for national parks this year with Yellowstone from June 25 to September 15 and other parks listed from May through July, spanning different seasonal access periods. The list includes Rocky Mountain Yosemite Sequoia General Grant Mount Kaloter Glacier and Crater Lake parks with varied end dates.
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Yellowstone Park
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Rocky Mountain National Park
Yosemite National Park
California
Sequoia Park
General Granit Park
Mount Kaloter Park
Washington
Glacier Park
Montana
Creter Lake Park
Oregon
Sugar to France and U S price limits during war
The Food Administration regulates sugar pricing amid a world shortage. Retail prices stay near 8 to 9 cents a pound, with wholesalers limited to 25 cents per hundred and grocers to 60 cents per hundred in profit. Hoover urges households to reduce consumption to aid morale and military aims.
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America
United States Food Administration
The
Food Administration
France
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Beason
Europe
Java
Pella
Seaboard
Recovers Use of Crippled Arm After Saloon Battle
CASPER Wyoming March 11 As a result of a fight at Joe Karpin s place on the Sandbar Wednesday night H Lambert will regain use of his left arm, once thought permanently disabled. He claimed his arm was broken but doctors found a dislocated elbow and an X ray revealed a bullet in the arm. Lambert said he received the bullet nineteen years ago and refused to elaborate.
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Casper
Wyo
Joe Karpin
H. Lambert
Lambert
Karpin
M. C. Kamp
Weather report for Cheyenne and Wyoming Tuesday
Cheyenne and vicinity face colder Tuesday with fresh winds. Wyoming expects rain or snow in the north and west, while the southeast remains generally fair and colder. Temperature this date 44 degrees, low 20, high 70 mph west wind, precipitation none in past 48 hours.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
L. W. Dainge
Senator Jolson and Colomel’s Twilight Life Mentioned
The Columbia Record notes Senator Jolson claims he may sacrifice his life for his countess as Nils life nears its end. Vivant sounds somber while the colonel shows no plan for staging censored pictures at this time.
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Jolson
Nils
Vivant
Columbia
Armenian Relief Fund Receipts and Allocations Announced
Cleveland treasurer Dodge reports February receipts of 651618.99 and a total 240105.02 raised for relief in Russia Armenia Persia and Syria. Executive committee approves 455000 in new apportionments for districts including Teheran Tabiz and Jerusalem plus 70000 checks from Canada and Portland.
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Clevelina HM. Dodge
American Committee For
Committee For
Persia
Marcy
Tiflis
Teherga
Armenia
Weatery
Tabiz
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Syria
Heir
Palestine
Jerusalem
Port Said
Canadien
Portland
Ore
Literary Digest
Wrestling Trophy Draws In Cheyenne Japanese Tourney
In Cheyenne a two day wrestling tournament drew forty Japanese wrestlers who competed for the cup. Joe Waihara of Wyoming won the loving cup while Bill Mishi of Denver and George Kogyo of Cheyenne tied for the championship in a draw.
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Cheyenne
Witeesa
Joe Waihara
Wyoming
Bill Mishi
Denver
George Kogyo
Cheyenn
Japan
Eand
Mateo Duh
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Dannelly Cafe
Levde
Joseph Lunn
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