Cupid's Leap Year Slump Hits Cheyenne Marriage Licenses
The article notes a sharp drop in marriage licenses in Cheyenne this year with February being exceptionally weak. Leap day, Valentine's Day, and five Sundays crowded Cupid’s calendar, suggesting the Hoard of Control of Ladies and Lovers may be choking his efforts.
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Cheyenne
Cupid
H. C
Il. C
Traveler to Speak in Cheyenne Tonight
Tr. Loyal L. Wirt a government inspector who served in France during the war returns from an official trip to Turkey Armenia and the Orient and will address Cheyenne audiences tonight at the tabernacle. He plans a brief talk focusing on observations from his travels and will next head to the Pacific coast.
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Loyal L. Wirt
France
Turkey
Armenia
Orient
Cheyenne
Dr. Wirt
Pacific
EB. J. Bulgin
Wirt
the Tabernacle
Barnett Dies After Beam Accident in Laramie
Frank E. Barnett general superintendent for construction near Cheyenne died in a Laramie hospital after a steel beam fell on his leg last Friday. The leg was amputated Tuesday and he died from the shock. Funeral arrangements will be announced. widow and 5 year old daughter survive. Barnett had lived in Cheyenne 18 years and worked with Archie Allison for four. he was 44.
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Frank E. Barnett
Cheyenne
Archie Allison
Laramie
Barnett
Bricker Brothers
Pilmer
Alleged Murderer of Corbett Still Free
Casper Wyoming report says Natrona County officials have mobilized all local and state agencies to capture James Corbett’s killer, but two months have passed since the January 17 murder of the wealthy rancher and the suspected man, "Ned" Livingston, remains at large after vanishing days after the crime.
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Casper
Wyo
James Corbett
Natrona County
Corbett
Ned” Livingston
Production to be slogan of eight annual A C meeting
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States will hold its eighth annual Increased Production Convention in Atlantic City from April 27 to 29. Topics include government relations to production, anti-trust law and taxation, farm and business roles in boosting production, and labor perspectives. Secretary Meredith will speak for the government. Groups will meet by industry division.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Atlantic City
Meredith
American Federation of Labor
Rotary Meeting Embraces St Patrick Day Flavor
The Rotary club gathered at the Plains hotel at noon to celebrate St Patrick's Day. Speakers included Dr Barry praising city leadership against punch boards and proposing blinds be removed from former saloon windows to ease business. Colonel McNamee offered support for an aviation field as guest William Mullen entertained as the prize Irish storyteller. Rotarians plan to depart for the district convention in Colorado Springs on Sunday afternoon at 3 25.
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Plains Hotel
St. Patrick’s
W. &. Dinneen
BF. J. Barry
M. M. McNamee
Fort Russell
William &. Mullen
Wyoming
Rotary
Colorado Springs
Ladies First at Princess Theatre benefits American Legion
Nora Bayes headlines the New York comedy Ladies First at the Princess Theatre for a one night benefit on Tuesday March 28. Arthur Gordon leads with Al Roberts and Florence Morrison in a satire on the woman suffrage question framed by Betty Burt and her overbearing aunt.
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Nora Bayes
Princess Theatre
American Legion
New York
Ladies First
Miss Bayes
Arthur Gordon
al Roberts
Florence Morrison
Betty Burt
Just Squaw at Atlas Promises Western Romance and Action
The feature Just Squaw at the Atlas showcases a Western romance with gunplay, hand-to-hand fights, and frontier danger. It follows Fawn a kidnapped girl who grows up with an Indian squaw and faces social stigma as she struggles with love for The Stranger while a pursuer Snake closes in.
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The
Atlas
Fawn
Buck
Snake
Death of Dora Talbot Wife of Bishop Talbot
Mrs Dora Talbot wife of Bishop Talbot former bishop of Wyoming and Idaho died at her Bethlehem Pennsylvania home on February 29 buried March 2 She was born in Roanoke Missouri married November 5 1873 and accompanied her husband from Missouri to Wyoming She left one daughter and three grandchildren and was remembered as amiable gracious and hospitable by Wyoming residents.
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Dora (Harvey) TaLbot
TaLbot
Wyoming
Bethlehem
Nice
Roanoke
Central College
Kayete
Mo. At the Time of Their Marriage, Bishop Talbot Was Rector of St. James Abuseh
Macon
St. James Military Academy
Missouri
Idaho
James Sarvey
Francis Donaldson
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Charles B. Fisher
Fayette
Jefferson
Levi Harvey
Nebraska
Frances
Dora
Ethelbert Talbot Donaldson
Bishop Talbot
Laramie
Flere
Murderers Work on Typewriter and Reproduced Afar
A Corona Typewriter feature reproduces a work done on a Corona at the Laramie county jail by G. W. Loy before his state penitentiary sentence. The text references Sheriff Smalley’s hotel publicity, a Cheyenne hangout, and a Thanksgiving menu card. The piece ties Loy’s work to local notoriety and a broader showbill including The Two Doyles and Almost Zeroes.
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Smalley Hotel
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Laramie County
George S. Walker
Iotel Smalley
Smalley
Loy
George §. Walker
Denver
Western Typewriter Sales Company
Interchurch World Movement launches large national fund drive
Thirty Protestant denominations plan a united campaign across the United States from April 25 to May 2. Wyoming state director Rev. W. L. Wade says the goal is 86 777 572 dollars with 175 448 349 to be paid in 1920, based on a scientific survey of world needs. Preparations will occur at a Cheyenne conference March 48 with denominational leaders and national speakers.
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United States
W. L. Wade
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mr. Wade
United War Work
Advent Christian Church
Northern Baptists
National Baptists
General Baptists
Church of the Brethren
Brethren Church
Ghrislian Church
Congregational Churches
Disciples of Christ
Evancelical Association
United Evancelical Church
Society of Friends of America
Society of Friends of California
Holiness Church
Lutheran Evangelical Synod of North America
General Id Rats of Mennonites
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church of North America
Methodist Protestant Church
Free African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
Reformed Zion Union Apostolic Church
Presbyterian Church In
Associate
Reformed Presbyterian Synod
Reformed Presbyterian Church In
North America
United Presbyterian Church
Reformed Church In
Interchurch World Movement
Melendez Keeps Firm Grasp on Salvador
Official advices report constitutional guarantees suspended across Salvador due to a second revolution. President Melendez is said to be in full control of the situation.
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Melendez
Salvador
Washington
Republic of Salvador
Fat Sam Brainard Civil War Vet Leaves Cheyenne for Buffalo Home
Sam Brainard an old Civil War veteran and Wyoming pioneer moves from Cheyenne to the Old Soldiers' Home in Buffalo at age 82. He first settled in Buffalo in 1872, later lived in Cheyenne, and once weighed 360 pounds before slimming to 150. He served as engineer on the city fire engine, a policeman, a constable, and held sheriff and police chief roles in Fort Collins, noting his arrest of Mosier in a lynching case.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Buffalo
Brainard
Vermont
Fort Mussell
Im Gheyenne
Old City
Fort Collins
Mosier
Brain
Fat Sam
Fire damages home on Pemrican Street after ashes ignite
A fire at 1928 Pemrican Street yesterday at 9 35 p m started from a box of ashes placed against the house. The blaze was extinguished by the fire department before reaching the interior. Damage is pegged at 850 and the property is owned by Mrs W C Clark.
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Pemrican Street
W. CG. Clark
Western Union Men Meet Here in Cheyenne Conference
Sixteen Western Union field representatives attended a Cheyenne conference under District Superintendent McClintock and District Commercial Manager Gargen, both of Denver. The educational meeting continues today with attendees from Denver Cheyenne Fort Collins Rawlins Longmont Golden Rock Springs Evanston and Sheridan. A milks’ food value note closes the item.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Cheyenne
McClintock
A. A .Gargen
Denver
A. B. Gowan
CG. J. Ince
S. W. Atkinson
Jas. QR. Hill
G. F. Slays
Adah Sanders
Fort Collins
Blanche Wing
Rawlins
Chester A. Scott
Longmont
A. 8. Rowles
Martiager
Aaramicy
A. H. Dyer
Golden
Hobart CG
Davis
Rock Springs
Wm. I. Kahr
Wood Gets Delegated in Georgia District
In Athens Georgia March 4 17 the Eighth District Republican convention delegation to the national convention was instructed for Major General Leonard Wood. The report notes Germany’s war livestock growth, highlighting 3 000 000 goats a ten percent rise since 1914 and goat milk as a widespread substitute for cow’s milk.
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Wood
Georgia
Athens
W. IL. Harris
Leonard Wood
Germany
Desolate Desert Rail Route Described as Dreary Journey
The article notes the projected line of railway across Austral will expose travelers to a dreary journey. Much of the route traverses a desert region nearly lifeless and utterly uninteresting, offering scant scenery or activity for passengers.
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Austral
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