Cheyenne Five to Depart for Laramie Today
The Cheyenne high school team and contestants leave on train 419 to represent Cheyenne in the interscholastic tournament in Laramie hosted by the University of Wyoming. Events begin with declamation and piano playing tonight, basketball closes the program. team members include Tierbert Woodman, Miss Helen Ret, Miss Sadie Sherman, Charles Welsh, George Sorenson, James Storey, Arthur King, Howard Ericson, Earl Schoel, Lyman Ericson, Henry Bentson, with Ruth Bridenbaugh and Clarence Hawes accompanying.
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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 and Drive in Germany War News
The Ruhr Echo reports the left wing of the Red army fronts extending from Dinlaken to Pronsten with violent fighting continuing. Dorsten and Walsum fall to Reds with 900 prisoners as a train to industrial areas is halted near Haltern by blown roadbeds. In Koburg and Essen area fighting intensifies with Reichswehr losses. Wesel battle rages as Reds seek food via Holland, and a Dortmund post office attack leaves 60 dead. Thuringia reports Soviet foreign minister appointment and Bolshevik money printing.
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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 as Workers Resume Tomorrow
Berlin reports the strike committee unanimously proclaimed the strike ended and work will be resumed tomorrow.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Quiet in German cities as Soviet threat subsides
Berlin reports calm returning to Wilhelmshaven Wis mar Rostock with no renewed Soviet advance feared. Saxony Thuringia remain undecided while Leipzig stays quiet. Forces begin disarming and a Proclamation warns against further disorder as traffic resumes and a national assembly nears. Meiningen notes regulars withdrawn and power shifted to a committee of action. Golwiee fortress occupied by regulars.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Wilhelmshaven
Wismar
Rostock
Saxony
Zwickau
Chemnitz
Thuringia
Leipsich
National Assembly
Meiningen
Golwiee
Berlin cabinet rift as Noske ousted and labor plan proposed
A political shakeup unfolds as Noske resigns amid pressure from the Berlin party and labor leaders. Independents demand a straight labor cabinet, calling for removing bourgeois elements, troop withdrawal, and army reorganization, with a mixed commission to study the proposal.
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Fice
Berlin
Ebert
Stuttart
Ebert-Bauer
Noske
Bauer
Erhardt
Wilhelmstrasse
Adolf Hoffmann
Bourgenoisie
Organization of
Labor
National Assembly
Wyoming education talks highlight rural salary gaps
Natrona County shows 39 million assessed wealth while Platte holds 315 million. Slade calls for state aid reform and a possible state tax to equalize school funding. He notes rising per pupil distributions but argues rural teachers still face low salaries and poor living conditions.
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Natrona County
Platte County
Casper
Slade
Cheyenne
Mr. Slade
Wyoming
Newest Summer Frocks By Jenny In The Street Called Straight
Detailed description of Naomi Childers and Lilian Hall outfits from the Goldwyn film The Street Called Straight and Going Some. Highlights Jenny house styling with white net, sheer organdie, front overdress split into an invested Y, multiple tuck bands, and long ribbon ends. Includes trimming with organdie ruffles, Trish lace collar, pale yellow satin sash, and yellow ribbons on sleeves.
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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 Receives Belted Lashes In Court
In Warren Ohio on March 23 Judge Lionel Pardee ordered a municipal court officer to strip George Belley and lash his back with the buckle end of a belt used in beating his wife Theresa Belley. She had reported the abuse and prompted his arrest.
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Warren
Ohio
George Belley
Lionel Pardee
Belley
Theresa Belley
Funeral of 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 be in 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 cited 100000 vacant or unqualified teaching positions nationwide and said economists expect little salary decline for trades workers, urging teachers to gain higher pay. Clyde M. Watts, PTA president, presided. Readings were given by Erma Stevens Delphina House and Helen Reid. high school girls served refreshments.
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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. Cox of Denver. The article also mentions a musical comedy featuring America's premier singing comedian and notes a Chinese roof ornament depicting fu and a home remedy using sewing needles to deter birds.
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Harl C. Lessard
Cheyenne
Mary EB. Cox
Denver
America
Ladies First Pleases Large Audience At Princess Theatre
Nora Bayes performed Ladies First at the Princess theatre to a large Cheyenne audience. The show, presented by the American Legion post, drew strong approval and was hailed as a delightful entertainment.
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Nora Bayes
Ladies First
Princess Theatre
Cheyenne Post of the
American Legion
Luncheon Series Draws 325 Women in Cheyenne
Three hundred twenty five business women and girls attended the first complimentary luncheon at the Parish house in Cheyenne. Mrs Ethel Evans Lewis led talks and songs. Luncheons continue with plans for larger attendance and a program by the Methodist church today. Dr E J Bulgin preaches tonight on Have You Committed the Unpardonable Sin. A Baptist church prayer meeting starts at 7 15 with Sunshine chorus to perform at the tabernacle.
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Cheyenne
Ethel Evans Lewis
Baptist
E. J. Bulgin
Tabernacle
Baptist Church
Sunshine Chorus of
Maryland Woman Chides War Bearing Tale In Native State
A Maryland woman recalled his native state during a sermon on beginning Christian life. Dr Bulgin used a crabapple graft example to show spiritual pruning and the need to cut away imperfect traits to yield fuller fruit.
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Aaaryland
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Grete
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Macred
Maryland
B. Brooke Lee
Newport News
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Kansas City Life Insurance Co
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Nettleton
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