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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1919
Page
5
Bird of Paradise staged by Oliver Morosco at Princess
The Bird of Paradise by Richard Walton Tully is sent to the Princess next Thursday with Miss Rita Romilly set to play Luana. Critics praise her performance and note the striking volcanic scene with red lava reflections captivating audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Walton Tully
Hawaiian Islands
Oliver Morosco
Mias Rita Romilly
Luana
Tully
Local Auto Agencies Expand in Wyoming and Nebraska
The Hank-Keslar Motor Co expands Pasco Quick Change wheel agency at 1822 Thames Street. W. H. Owens Auto Co distributes Oldsmobiles across fifteen Wyoming counties and one in Nebraska, opening six sub agencies including Manville Austin & Slack and Riverton. Tor rington, Wheatland, and Pine Bluffs districts gain new agency coverage. 12 24 La Crosse tractor touted for efficiency. Reo Speedwagon truck praised for pneumatic tire energy aiding heavy tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank-Keslar Motor Company
Thames Street
Pasco
Ward
W. H.owens Auto Company
Wyoming
Nebraska
Manville
Austin & Slack
Hanna, Jackson Store
Wheatland
George Clyde
Torrington
Elquist Hardware Company
Riverton
J. & Morrow
Bushnell
Nebr
A. R. Thomas
Goshen County
Platte County
Fremont
Man
Finale of Dramatic Play Unveils Hidden Mechanism
Audience witnesses a startling finale as a dramatic thrust lands with an ominous air. The unseen mechanism heightens tension and fear, leaving viewers unsettled by what remains concealed.
Cheyenne Soldier Cassman Returns Home from War
A Cassman of Cheyenne, famed for halting German advances at Chateau-Thierry, arrived at Fort Russell and faces discharge soon. He carries a bullet wound through his right arm into his side and was also wounded in the leg. He served in the 19th Infantry, Fourth Division, which helped breach the French line and halted the German assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassman
Cheyenne
Chateau-Thierry
Fort Russell
19Th Infantry
Soldier Cassman Awarded For Valor In War Service
Cagaman saved a comrade after his foot was blown away and helped him to the rear before reaching a dressing station. He returned to the United States last fall for recuperation at the Presidio, San Francisco. An indefinite time remains before he can return to work. He fired a Union Pacific locomotive out of Cheyenne when he joined the army. Thirty five other soldiers arrive with Cassman and will be mustered out this week, including several Wyomingites. Cassman will be the only overseas man in the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cagaman
United States
Presidio
San Francisco
Calif
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Cassman
Oil and ore mines shut by wage dispute in Alaska
Russellville Alaska March 22 Associated Press reports wage differences between operators and employees led to the closing of all Brown Ore company properties in the region. Most mines are owned by Schloss Sheffield Interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Russellville
Alaska
Brown Ore Company
Schloss-Sheffield
March Term Will Begin Tomorrow In Laramie County Court
The March term of the district court in Laramie County will begin tomorrow. Justice officials announce the start of the term with planned sessions and schedules for filings and hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Laramie County
Court to Open Term and Hear Murder Chases
Judge W C Mentzer will open the term at 10 oclock tomorrow and set criminal cases, including two murder charges. One case involves Raymond Hall, a Black man accused of killing Ernest Lawrence here over seven years ago. the Ben Hur dance is postponed until April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Mentzer
Raymond Hall
Ernest Lawrence
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Maotorists Service
Oldsmobile
Laramie
H. HW. Klefchke
Kleinke
Dinneen
Reo Motor Car Company
Reo
Bates Steel
W. H. Kleinke
Capitol Ave
Wyo
Laramie, Platte and Goshen Ce
Oldsmobile-Torbensen
Expres
Estes
Aig Ve Hartak
Lansina
W.H. Owens Auto Company
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Big
Harry Carey
Hank-Keslar Motor CO
Thames
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