City Notes and Notable Arrivals In Cheyenne
Chesney of Glenrock arrives in Cheyenne from Casper. John H. Rice of Casper visits. John E. Osborne of Rawlins visits. Robert E. Kennedy of Worland attends civil engineers conv ention. Adalia Woodhouse injures nose in fall at LeBarron's. Public Notary Catherine E. Smith commissioned. City council holds regular meeting. Fred B. Hall to give billiard exhibitions. Phone and service ads for coal, auto express, and taxi.
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Adalia Woodhouse
LeBarron's
Cheyenne Snapshots and Local Notices
A Cheyenne restaurant mishap reports a worker falling on an icebox injuring her nose, treated by Dr J H Gonway who stitched the wound. The item notes state leader classified ads, Basin G J Schenk visiting Cheyenne, and sales of old papers at the Leader office. Also mentions Torrington resident C A Flquist in town, Goshen Sheriff James G Sherman arrival, and a series of local notices on acquittal, immorality sentencing, and harness repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gonway
Goshen
James G. Sherman
Goshen County
City
Governor designates April 26 Arbor Day
Gov Frank L Houx issued a proclamation designating Friday April 26 as Arbor Day The governor calls upon state residents to plant trees and shrubs on private and public grounds along highways and in new settlements created by rapid industrial development
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Frank L. Houx
Lawyers to Guard Interests of Fighting Men Defense Agencies Call for Legal Committees
The American Bar Association asks lawyers in all states to form legal committees under state and county defense councils. Committees will help drafted men and 1.5 million armed soldiers protect civil rights, arrange finances, and manage dependents and property during wartime.
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American Bar Association
National Defense
State Council of Defense
State Defense Council
Crowder
Red Cross Home Service Section
Red Cross Home Service
Julius Jorgensen Buried After Tragic End
Funeral services for Julius Jorgensen aged timer who hanged himself last Friday in the Arp and Hammond Hardware shop were held at the Elks home at 2 30 yesterday afternoon Interment followed at Lakeview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Jorgensen
Arp & Hammond Hardware Company
Elks’ Home
Lakeview Cemetery
Weather report for Cheyenne and Wyoming region
Partly cloudy and colder Tuesday with stronger westerly winds. Wyoming forecast notes varying conditions with possible rain in the west and cooler temperatures, plus a shift to fresh westerlies. Temperature today high 65 and low 4 with no precipitation in the last 48 hours.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Shippers Porecast
iMadius
Daingerf Leld
Food Conditions in Europe to Be Described Here
Dr. H. Culbertson head of a U S government food commission will speak tomorrow night in the high school gym. He reports first hand on conditions in Great Britain France and Belgium. Daniel Reed and Mrs. Clark also will speak. Culbertson is president of the College of Emporia and has degrees from Cincinnati and Chicago with DD and LL D honors. He has traveled widely and helped lead food conservation efforts in Washington.
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H. ©. Culbertson
United States
Europe
Food Commission
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Daniel Reed
Clark
Culbertson
College of Emporia
Kan
Middle West
University of Cincinnati
University of Chicago
Lenox
Missouri Valley Colleges
Asia Minor
Africa
Holland
Food Administration
Washington
Notorious robbers said to be reoffenders held here
Chief Embery reported from Fort Leavenworth that Ed Grettman Frank Waleh and Thomas O'Neil recently re arrested here after prior vagrancy release were found with burglary tools. The trio, previously jailed for vagrancy, have served time in Nevada Utah and Washington prisons and are held for further state charge checks.
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Ed Grettman
Frank Waleh
Thomas O'Neil
Embery
Fort Leavenworth
Nevada
Utah
Washington
Musterole Rheumatism Relief Ad Claims Joint Soothing
An old advertisement promotes Musterole as a white mustard oil ointment to loosen stiff joints and ease rheumatic pain. It touts quick relief and broad use for bronchitis croup asthma neuralgia and other ailments, urging readers to buy at nearby stores.
Jury Discharges Ends Sam Covington Grand Larceny Trial
The jury in the state versus Sam Covington for grand larceny was discharged by Judge W C Mentzer after failing to reach a verdict. The trial took place in Torrington and the judge arrived in Cheyenne yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Covington
W. C. Mentzer
Torrington
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Leymore in South Bend
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harry M Leymore in South Bend on Saturday. They were visiting Mrs Leymore's parents in South Bend with Vic Leymore and will return to Cheyenne in a few weeks. Mrs Leymore was formerly Miss Glidys Norton.
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Harry M. Leymore
South Bend
Vic. Leymore
Mrs. Leymore
Cheyenne
Mere. Leymore
Mire Glidys Norton
Supreme Court Rules Death Was Due To Chamberlain Own Blunder
The Wyoming Supreme Court affirmed District Judge Parmelee that Myron Chamberlain died from his own negligence at a Wyoming coal mine while repairing a disarranged switch. Chamberlain touched a ground pipe with 22,000 volts, ignoring orders to wait for electricians. The court also partially upheld a ruling in a land dispute involving Claude Cook and Lydia Elmore, reversing the portion granting equitable ownership and conveyance, and denied rehearing in a separate Heateh Brothers land case.
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State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
C. H. Parmelee
Myron Chamberlain
Wyoming Coal Mining Company
Chamberlain
Coal Company
Claude K. Cook
Lydia H. Elmore
Mike Elmore
Elmore
Cook
Gilette
Lydia i. Elmore
HH. Pourmelee
Aupreme Court
Gildea Charged With Fraud Arrested In St Paul
Paul Gildea alias Lieutenant Keane, age 24, is arrested in Minnesota on charges of fraud and passing forged checks totaling about 100 dollars during a Cheyenne visit. Authorities say he impersonated an Army officer at local drugstores and pharmacies, facing forgery and desertion charges across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gildea
Keane
Cheyenne
St. Paul Minn
Informaton
Cheyoun
James Keane
Mort Kiswell
Prilow Olinroimey
Palace Pharmicy
Sam Stark
Capitol Girl
Fortus
Gildea
Problem of City Dumps Again Comes to Fore in Cheyenne
Spring brings renewed complaints from Cheyenne south side residents about nearby city dumps. Fires and smoke from burning garbage create dense nuisance, with flies and odor drifting into homes on warm days. Proposals include an incinerator placed away from the town center to reduce pollution.
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South Side
Tts Head
Ede
Cheyenne
East Tenth
Ninth
Celebration of April 6 Urged Statewide
The state council of defense asks county chairmen to organize early for the first anniversary of U S entry into the war. It urges cooperation with patriotic societies, public meetings with speakers on wartime loyalty, and public demonstrations. A parade is recommended alongside other activities to show national support and sacrifice. County defense leaders met with some absentees and plan a full meeting with all members.
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United States
State Council of National Defense
State Council of Defense
America
Council
County Defense Counci
Haramic County State Defence Council
Woman in Bed Two Months Seeks Kidney Aid
Mrs 8 C Small of Clayton Nova Scotia shares a letter about prolonged backache rheumatic pains sore muscles and stiff joints caused by kidney trouble. After two months in bed she tried Foley Kidney Pills and reports they helped more than any other medicine in January she feared she could not live.
Open Forum Opens Tonight in St. Maris Parish House
Tonight the religious forum starts at St. Mark's Parish House in Cheyenne. Initiated by Billoo N. and Thomas under Bishop Thomas, the forum aims to foster broad interest without denomination control. Topics this week include God Jesus Christ the Scriptures and the Church.
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ST. Maris Parish House
St. Mark's
Cheyenne
Billoo N. & Thomas
Thomas
Rei
Cough Remedies Highlighted For March Weather
Mrs. W. H. Thornton of Little Rock credits Foley's Honey and Tar with saving her son during a severe croup attack. The ad warns March’s changeable weather raises risk of coughs and colds and urges prompt care to prevent serious illness.
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Don
WH. Thornton
10Th St
Little Rock
Ark
Foley
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Federal Food Administration
Cahill & Holliday
Cool Coal Company Proprietors
Casper
W. C. Cailman
16Th St
Catharine E. Smith
Fred B. Hall
Sherman
John H. Rice
Auto Express
Rawlins
John E. Osborne
Basin
G. J. Schenk
Leader Office
C. A. Flquist
Sherman Paint Co
Leader
Henry Becker
Swainson
Reed H. Hollister
Pioneer Ave
J. A. Hellman
Haliman
Morris Harness Shop
West 16Th St
Bon Ton Very
Western Union
THE
Western Union Telegraph CO
Council OF Defense
Weather Report
H. C. Culbertson
Dr. Culbertson
U. S. Commission
Paughter IS Born
TO HW. M. Leymone IN
Wait
HY Jack A. Bristor
Eckman
Bekman ‘Laboratory
Wasserman’s
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