Guards seize whiskey and arrest two men in Colorado
Colorado constabulary seized sixty four gallons of whiskey and arrested Nay Young and Ben Judovitz after their car ran into a chuckhole thirteen miles east of Carr, Cole. The two men, allied to Haymond Harrigan killed recently, were taken without resistance. The car and suspects were moved to Greeley and the men jailed. The driver escaped into darkness. authorities described bootlegging routes into Chalk Bluffs.
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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 reports German and Austrian workers have intensified extraction in Romanian oil fields to boost central powers supply. Some older concessions are revived under new management with mixed production gains.
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Danube
Glurgtu
Rumania
London
New Telephone Line to Burns Is Considered Burns
Five men arrived in Burns to pull up a long distance line for Mountain States Telephone to serve Burns Hillsdale Durham and Archer. The project promises improved service with more telephones and faster connections across the Horse Creek country and Burns switchboard.
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Burns
Wye
Mountain States Telegreph and Telephone Company
Here
Cheyenne
Kimball
Neb
Hillsdale
Durham
Archer
Horse Creek
Byrne
District Court to Try Criminal Cases in Laramie County
Trial of criminal cases in the district court of Laramie County will begin Tuesday March 24 an ADNOUNCEMent says Harold Major faces charges of rifling Cheyenne homes last December four men accused of slaying Gust Condalis a Greek taxi driver on 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
Conference Calls for Stronger School Physical Training
A New Jersey official notes investigations into selective service reveal neglect of boys aged ten to twenty in school physical care. He anticipates a nationwide push for systematic physical training and medical supervision, to improve draft fitness and reduce avoidable disqualifications.
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Atlantia City
N. J
Bureh
Northwestern Will Improve Manville Soon
Manville will see rapid growth with a planned 24000 lighting system to meet demand as population rises. A $100000 hotel, rooming houses, and offices are under construction along with a new Chicago & Northwestern station and yards, signaling a major development push.
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Mainville
Wye
Lisk Ol
Glenrock
Manville
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Wilson Urges Russia to Fight For Peace
The article reports on pressure from the U.S. and allies for Russia to oppose the German terms, noting Trotzky’s dismissal by Lenine over the peace terms and Lenine’s insistence on ratifying the treaty. It also covers a Russian protest to Germany over German troops landing on the Aland Islands under the peace accord.
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Trotzky
London
Leon Trotzky
Lenine
Morning Post
Petrograd
O Trotzky
Russia
Prussia
M. Tehitehern
Germany
Aland Islands
Finland
Cure Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad
Advertising copy touts a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Claims stop cough and headache and reduce cold symptoms. Box bears Be W Grove signature. 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 advocates physical development for boys in U S public schools. He spoke after attending a convention and traveling through Cheyenne on the way home urging more emphasis on physical culture in education.
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United States
J. K. Buren
Kammerer Schools
Cheyenne
Yankee Boys Make London Police Grin in Postwar Britain
In London on March 11 American troops friendliness breaks down barriers as they mingle with police and locals. Yankees swap slang with bobby on the street while American vaudeville acts draw high salaries, signaling warm Allied relations and cultural exchange.
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London Police
Patrick Seals Pioneer of Wyoming Dies in Cheyenne
Patrick Seals longtime Cheyenne resident and Union Pacific worker died at St John s Hospital at 9 15 Sunday morning He came to Wyoming in 1881 and helped build the Cheyenne and Northern railroad He was born in Ireland March 16 1848 and married Catherine Barry in 1887 He is survived by six sons and a sister The body rests at 2021 Pebrican Street and burial is set for Wednesday at 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 at 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 from Dannelly, who opened it five years ago as the Waffle House by J. A. Fager. Details of the transfer were not announced and Perrencel will run the cafe for about a week before handing to new management.
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Dannelly
1718
Capitol Avenue
E. 8. Perrencel
Perrencel
J. A. Fager
Perrancel
National Parks Set Opening Dates For 1930 Season
Yellowstone opens June 25 and stays open to September 15, as announced by Secretary Franklin K. Lane. Other parks listed include Rocky Mountain May 1 to Nov 1, Yosemite May 1 to Nov 1, Sequoia May 15 to Oct 10, General Grant May 15 to Oct 10, Mount Rainier June 1 to Sept 15, Glacier June 15 to Sept 16, Crater Lake July 1 to Sept 30. Old papers for sale at Levde.
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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 Regulated Prices Survive World Shortage War Measure
The Food Administration regulates sugar pricing despite a global shortage. Retail prices run around 8 to 9 cents a pound, with wholesale limits on profits and a call for housewives to reduce consumption. Herbert Hoover warns against diverting ships and confirms the aim to keep French morale and Allied strength.
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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 the fight at Joe Karpins on the Sandbar Wednesday night H Lambert will regain use of his left arm which he says has years been unable to move. Lambert claims he was thrown from the place and later told police his arm felt broken though he could lift it now. Dr M C Kamp found elbow dislocation and an X ray showed a bullet in the arm. Lambert said the bullet was from nineteen years ago and would not disclose further details.
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London
Mar
Piccadilly
Boston
Emporia
Kan
Chicago
Fort Worth
Britain
Tommy
Bobby
Columbia
Casper
Wyo
Joe Karpin
H. Lambert
Lambert
Karpin
M. C. Kamp
Weather outlook for Cheyenne and Wyoming region
Cheyenne and vicinity forecast cold Tuesday with fresh shifting winds. Wyoming sees likely rain or snow in the north and west, generally fair and colder in the southeast. Temperature today around 44 degrees actual, 22 degrees at dawn, and 20 degrees low with a 70 mph west wind.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
L. W. Dainge
Senator Jolson's Stance on Final Moments and Censorship
The Columbia Record reports Jolson may risk his life for his country in Nils twilight, while Vivant sounds somber. The column notes no plan for censoring pictures yet as the colonel weighs his options.
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Jolson
Nils
Vivant
Columbia
Armenian Relief Fund Receipts And Allocations Reported
Armenian Relief Committee reports February receipts of 651618.99 and a total of 240105.02 so far for Russian Caucasus Persia and southern Palestine. Executive committee approved 455000 in new apportionments for relief in several regions including 250000 to Russian Caucasus via Tiflis and 200000 to Persia via Teheran.
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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 Honors Draw in Cheyenne Tournament
Japanese and local wrestlers gathered in Cheyenne for a two day tournament. Joe Waihara of Wyoming won the loving cup while Bill Mishi of Denver and George Kogyo of Cheyenne drew in the championship. Wrestling rules and ring action described amid the national sport interest.
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Cheyenne
Witeesa
Joe Waihara
Wyoming
Bill Mishi
Denver
George Kogyo
Cheyenn
Japan
Eand
Mateo Duh
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Larry
Harrkigan
Hike
Bers
Post Toasties
Northwestern
Wilson
Cirelea
Trotsky
Miniter
Efeley Institute
Cor
Patrick Seals
Dannelly Cafe
Levde
Joseph Lunn
Doren
Ise
Cheyenne Fish & Poultry House
P. Taliman
Sion
Kelley Mercantile Co
Weather Report
Hed Cross
Virginia Marned
Josephine
Terman Bahr
Arnold Daly
Napoleon
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