Cheyenne Five Heads to Laramie for Interscholastic Meet
Cheyenne high school prepares to send its team and contestants to Laramie for the interscholastic tournament hosted by the University of Wyoming. The group leaves on train 419 this afternoon and opens with declamation and piano events, followed by the basketball tournament to close the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne High School
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Tierbert Woodman
Helen Ret
Sadie Sherman
Charles Welsh
George Sorenson
James Storey
Arthur King
Howard Ericson
Earl Schoel
Lyman Ericson
Henry Bentson
Ruth Bridenbaugh
Clarence Hawes
A. S. Jessup
Dean A. Worcester
Reds Hold Long Front Across Ruhr and Koburg Fronts
The Ruhr Echo reports left wing Reds stretch from Dinslaken to Prøsten. Dorsten and Walsum taken with 900 prisoners. An armed train near Haltern halted by blown roadbed. Wesel fighting continues. 60 killed in a Dortmund post office attack. Soviet government in Thuringia appoints a foreign minister and prints bolshevik money.
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Reds
Esseen
Germany
Ruhr Echo
Red Army
Dinlaken
Dusseldorf
Holten
Pronsten
Muenster
Dorsten
Walsun
Dortmund
Wesel Coblenz
Associated Press
Wesel
Rhine
Heichswehr
Holland
Essen
Thuringia
Strike Called Off Ends Labor Sit-Down
BERLIN march 22 The strike committee has unanimously proclaimed the strike ended Work will be resumed tomorrow and the dispute appears resolved with workers returning to their jobs.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Quiet in German cities after unrest and military actions
Berlin reports calm returning in Wilhelmshaven Wis mar Rostock while Saxony Thuringia remain undecided. Rebels begin disarming as a proclamation warns against further disorders. Berlin traffic resumes and the national assembly panels meet amid shifting control in Meiningen and Golwiee.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Wilhelmshaven
Wismar
Rostock
Saxony
Zwickau
Chemnitz
Thuringia
Leipsich
National Assembly
Meiningen
Golwiee
Noske ousted as strain grows over Berlin government
In Berlin the resignation bid of Noske deepened confrontations within the government as the independents demand a straight labor cabinet. A delegation led by Adolf Hoffmann urged removal of the bourgeoisie from power, troop withdrawal, and army reorganization, while right socialists resist excluding clericals and Democrats. A mixed commission will study the plan before a national assembly vote.
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Fice
Berlin
Ebert
Stuttart
Ebert-Bauer
Noske
Bauer
Erhardt
Wilhelmstrasse
Adolf Hoffmann
Bourgenoisie
Organization of
Labor
National Assembly
Wyoming Education Funding Debate Highlights County Gaps
Natrona County shows 39 million dollars in assessed wealth versus Platte County at 315 million, yet rural districts face teacher shortages. Slade argues for state aid to equalize funding, proposes a state tax, and notes royalty-derived revenues could boost per‑student distributions. He cites rising costs and teacher pay lag since 1915.
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Natrona County
Platte County
Casper
Slade
Cheyenne
Mr. Slade
Wyoming
Newest in Summer Frocks by Paris Couturiers Showcased
Naomi Childers wears a Jenny gown in The Street Called Straight with white net and sheer organdie overlay. The overdress features a Y-shaped split front edged by pink and blue ribbons, pin tucked underskirt details, and long ribbon ends. Lilian Hall’s pale yellow organdie frock in Going Some also appears with multiple ruffles, lace collar, and pale yellow satin sash.
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Paris Couturiers
Naomi Childers
Miss Childers
Goldwyn Eminent Authors
Basil King
Jenny
Jace
Nat
Lillian Hall
Goldwyn
Rex Beach
Wife Beater Gets Dose of Own Medicine in Ohio
In Warren Ohio on March 23 Judge Lionel Pardee ordered a court officer to strip George Belley and lash his back with the belt he had used to beat his wife Theresa Belley. Mrs Belley had testified that she endured a belt beating and prompted his arrest.
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Warren
Ohio
George Belley
Lionel Pardee
Belley
Theresa Belley
Funeral for Gamino Infant Tomorrow
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ynez Gamino of 126 West Thirty-seventh street will be held tomorrow at the W. W. Dumm mortuary. Interment will follow at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
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Ynez Gamino
West Thirty-seventh Street
W. W. Dumm Mortuary
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Teacher shortage sparks call for higher salaries
The speaker claimed 100000 teaching posts in the country are vacant or filled by unqualified staff. He said economists see little chance of wage cuts for trades workers and urged raises for teachers. Clyde M. Watts, PTA president, presided while Erma Stevens Delphina House and Helen Reid read at the high school program, followed by refreshments served by the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde M. Watts
Parent-Teacher Association
Erma Stevens
Delphina House
Helen Reid
Cheyenne Man and Denver Woman Wed
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Harl C. Lessard of Cheyenne and Miss Mary E. B. Cox of Denver. The musical comedy presented featured Americas premier singing comedian and was full of fun. Also noted is a Chinese roof ornament shaped like fu for happiness protected by outward pointing sewing needles.
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Harl C. Lessard
Cheyenne
Mary EB. Cox
Denver
America
Ladies First Pleases Large Audience At Princess Theatre
Nora Bayes stars in Ladies First presented last night by the Cheyenne post of the American Legion at the Princess theatre. The show drew a large audience and was described as a delightful treat by attendees.
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Nora Bayes
Ladies First
Princess Theatre
Cheyenne Post of the
American Legion
Luncheon Series Draws 325 Women in Cheyenne
About 325 businesswomen and girls attended the first midday luncheon at the Parish house, hosted by Mrs. Ethel Evans Lewis and church groups. Plans for larger crowds were under way as transportation kept busy. Mrs. Lewis spoke and sang, with further talks and music planned for today. Dr. E J Bulgin preached tonight at the tabernacle on Have You Committed the Unpardonable Sin.
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Cheyenne
Ethel Evans Lewis
Baptist
E. J. Bulgin
Tabernacle
Baptist Church
Sunshine Chorus of
Maryland Woman Laments War Bearing Tame Of State
A Maryland woman invites others to deplore their plans to begin a Christian life. Dr. Bulgin compares spiritual growth to pruning a grafted tree, noting crab shoots must be cut away to allow Winesaps to flourish. He uses the crabapple analogy to illustrate self-improvement and sacrifice.
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Koburg
Kubourg
Reichswehrr
Reichswehr
Grete
Rillian Hall
Goldwyn Pictures
Naom! Childers
Gamino
Santasty
Macred
Aaaryland
Maryland
B. Brooke Lee
Newport News
State of Maryland
Blair Lee
Kansas City Life Insurance Co
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J. B. Reynolds
J.T. Allen
Colorado
L. H. Rogers
Poole
Wyo
Hiner
Wioxwike
Hirsh
George W. Daiber
Nettleton
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