Cheyenne Briefs Chronicle Local Real Estate and Miscellany
Dull real estate market persists while ads promote Saturday bar gains. Young Men's Literary Club met at the Carnegie Library. John D. Clark of Midwest Refining back in Denver. Western Union office improvements underway. Revenue officials busy with late income tax returns. Union Pacific to cut shop wages by about 20 percent. The murder case of Thomas Holland and Joan Federden dominates talk. Brien Quality Bakery buys Cheyenne Baking, taking possession Monday. Hugh L. Patton seeks US marshal post. Dr George C. Rafter wills 3000 to St Mark's Church. Rev Gerard Schellinger noted for historic conversions and prior Cheyenne service. Weather data for Cheyenne shows 24 hour report with temps 29 to 49, winds W at 18-24, precip 1.92 inches since Jan 1.
Highway Report Weather Bureau Office Highlights State Roads
The March 11 1921 bulletin notes southeastern Wyoming roads generally good while the extreme west remains very bad and barely passable. Dr Charles P Steinmetz chief GE consultant comments on surface electrical charge of raindrops.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Weather Bureau
Exterme West
Charles P. Steinmetz
General Electric Co
Chinese Slayer Yee Geow Embraces Christianity Before Hanging
Yee Geow the Chinese tongman was hanged in Rawlins Wyoming for the murder of Thomas Holland and John Federden. Before death he renounced Buddhism, was baptized Catholic by Father Gerard Schellinger, and pronounced a Christian prayer. He faced the gallows with a calm, forgiving mood after a baptismal rite.
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Rawlins
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Yee Geow
Thomas Holland
Gerard Schellinger
Jesus
Chamber of Death
TRU
WANT
Father Schellenger
Frank Hadsell
Holland
John Federden
Federden
W. R. Mansfield
Denver
Still Looking for Murderers No Further Cue as to the Mur
Police continue to search for suspects in a homicide case with limited new clues available. Investigators appeal for tips, while the victim’s family awaits updates on the investigation.
Reward Offered in Five Mile Draw Murder Case
Authorities seek the killers of Louis Fai fer, taxi driver, traced from the Five Mile Draw murder to Denver railroad yards. Sher iff George J Carroll says capture is hoped soon aided by a $500 reward offered by Acting Governor W H Chaplin on behalf of the state.
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W. H. Chaplin
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