American National Bank Planned in Cheyenne Wyoming
Senator Kendrick announces approval by the Comptroller of the Currency for the American National Bank of Cheyenne. John W. Hay leads the venture with Kinney Clark Lacey Ohnhaus as partners. Capital is $200000 with $100000 surplus, bank set to open about July once Hynds Building is finished.
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American National Bank
Capital
Washington
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
John W. Hay
Joe C. Kinney
John D. Clark
H. V. Lacey
Charlies
J. Ohnhaus
American National Bank of 1
Cheyenne
Cit Ges
Rock Springs
Qhe
Hynde
Ing
State Highway Commission
Kinney Oil& Refining Company
Kinney
Charles J. Ohnhaus
United States District Court
Hay
Clark
Hynds
Robbery Attack On Mrs. Rebstock At Home
Mrs. J M Rebstock wife of Wyoming Plumbing owner was attacked at her West Seventeenth Street home last evening. A sack containing about 100 dollars was torn from her neck as she sorted clothing, with two Mexicans later suspected after she recalled a prior store purchase. The assailant struck her from behind and fled, leaving her arms bruised.
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J. HM. Rebstock
Wyoming Plumbing & Heating Company
Vota
West
Cheyenne
Rebstock
Emperor Charles Leaves Austria by Special Train
Austrian papers report authorities arranged a special train from Vienna for Emperor Charles to flee to Switzerland. Colonel Birutt and other officials were assigned to monitor his departure and attend the former emperor.
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Charles
Associated Press
Bas
Emperor Charles
Switzerland
Birutt
Emparor
Abduction Charge Against A Verbose Lover
D. M. Stores faces an abduction charge in Okanagan after 18 year old Misa Ruth Garrison confessed she poisoned Mrs. Stores and posed as his wife during visits. Garrison was taken from the Home of the Good Shepherd due to excessive calls and visitors.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wealthy Sheepman Sues Wife to Recover Automobile
In Green River Wyoming James M Jamieson a wealthy flockmaster sues his wife Hattie W Jamieson to recover an automobile valued at 4500. Divorce proceedings have persisted with earlier talks of dividing Jamieson s property. Judge Mentzer in Cheyenne blocked the proposed 40000 division and the decree, delaying further settlement and leaving the divorce unresolved. Jamieson is believed worth at least 250000.
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Green River
Wyo
James M. Jamieson
Hattie W. Jamieson
Jamiesons
Jamieson
W. C. Mentzer
Cheyenne
Dice Game in Pool Hall Leads to Arrests
A. Krusoff lost $40 in a dice game with Sandy McPherson in a pool hall last night and complained to police. Both men were arrested and will appear in peace court this afternoon.
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Mall
A. Krusoff
Sandy McPherson
Kruzoff
McPherson
147 Wyoming Soldiers En Route Home
The State Leader reports a telegram from Senator John B. Kendrick stating that the 364th Infantry with 147 Wyoming boys has left France and will arrive in early April, per the War Department.
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United States
John B. Kendrick
Washington
War Department
Wyoming
France
Carey Appoints State Immigration Board Amid Funding
Governor Carey named the state immigration board with ex officio participation by himself. Members include Stephen H. Sibley Burns C Watt Branden Sheridad Co C Beaver Thermopolis and Thomas J. Brough Lyman. A meeting on April 2 will organize the board and the secretary position may be filled, with a $9,000 annual salary.
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Carey
State Board of Immigration
Stephen H. Sibley
Burns C
Watt Branden
Sheridad
Co. C. Beaver
Thermopolis
Thomas J. Brough
Lyman
Death of James W Williams in Cheydune
James W Williams a well known colored man died Saturday from tuberculous illness at his home 902 West Ninteenth Street. Funeral arrangements pending his mother Mrs J P Debiy arriving from Philadelphia to attend. He was employed in the dining car service of the United Pacific before leaving and was highly regarded. He was unmarried and his remains are at the Early maatoere.
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James W. Williams
West Highteenth Street
Hils
J. FP. Debiy
Philadelphia
Willie
West Ninteenth Street
Searchlight Club
Williams
Petrograd Bolstered by Smallpox Death Toll Rise
Stockholm March 24. Reports say Petrograd suffers from smallpox in addition to typhoid and spotted fever. Hospitals are crowded and deaths rise daily. Bodies are dumped in large crates, then returned to hospitals for reuse.
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Stockholm
Petrograd
Jury awards $25,000 in land condemnation case
The Union Pacific Railroad company pursued a condemnation proceeding for a tract in Green River Wyoming. The jury awarded Mary Barrett $25,000 for her property, more than twice the railroad’s original offer. Several similar suits are pending.
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Green River
Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Mary Barrett
Miss Barrett
Miss Barretty
Landau to Reestablish Carbon County Journal
William Landau of Torrington visits on the way to Rawlings to re establish the Carbon County Journal owned by Will Reid of the Cheyenne land office which suspended publication months ago. Landau has long owned the Goshen County Journal in Torrington.
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William Landau
Torrington
Rawling
Carbon County Journal
Register Will Reid
Cheyenne Land Office
Landau
Goshen
Marriage Solemnized by County Clerk in Ida Graham Era
County Clerk Ida Graham yesterday certified a marriage between Edward J. Bridgeman of MI town and Miss Josie Bart of the same area. The ceremony followed standard county procedures and was witnessed by local officials.
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Ida KR. Graham Aeterday
Edward J. Bridgeman
M Itown
Mies Josie Bart
Elevator collapse after train crash kills three in Saskatchewan
Three men were smothered beneath several tons of grain when a train derailed into a grain elevator, causing its structure to topple. The engine and two cars were engulfed. faulty switch blamed. All three victims died. one survivor reported no injuries.
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Asaoclaiad
Saskatchewan
Siberians Open Major Offensive Beyond the Urals
The Kolchak government troops launch an offensive beyond the Urals with reports from Omsk stating Bolsheviks are driven back over 30 miles at some points. Occupied Okansk about 40 miles southwest of Perm. On a 60 mile front along the Kama river Bolsheviks retreat about 3 miles. Kolchak forces push northwest of Burek.
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Associated Press
NEW Yok
Kolcheck
Urals
Omsk
Poluta
Okansk
Perm
Kama River
Burek
Woman Seriously Hurt When Auto overturns near Eden
Miss Allie Sime is in serious condition at the state hospital in Rock Springs Wyoming after an auto overturned near Eden forty miles north. She was struck beneath the car. Fred Meyer the driver was not seriously hurt.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Allie Sime
Eden
Wee Aloo Fred Meyer
Moyer
Sheriff Gmalley Keeps Office as Indigestion Lingers
Sheriff J. Gmalley, weakened by several days of indigestion, remains intent on reporting to duty at the office. The report notes his determination despite illness.
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KK. J. Gmalley
Naval seaplanes prepare for trans Atlantic flight from Rockaway
Three of the four N C type seaplanes are at Rockaway Beach ready for a planned trans Atlantic flight under Navy auspices. A fourth aircraft is under construction and final trials are expected within days ahead of a May 1 start.
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Atlanti
U. S. Navy
Associated Press
New York
Navy Department
Rockway Beach
Naval
Long Island
Roosevelt
N. C
Azores
London Daily Mail
Proposal to Safeguard Monroe Doctrine in League
John Jarrett announces that a proposal to protect the Monroe Doctrine in the League of Nations by inserting a clause recognizing the Inter national Union of American Republics has been made to American delegates in New York.
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Associated Prow
New York
League of Nations
International Union of American Republics
John Jarrett
pan-American Union
Hitchcock to debate League of Nations plan leaders
Senator Hitchcock announced he would debate the proposed League of Nations constitution with Senator Lenroot at the Economic Club in New York and participate in a joint Philadelphia debate with George Wharton Pepper on April 5.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hitchcock
League of Nations
Lenroot
Economic Club
New York
Philadelphia
George Wharton Pepper
Woman in Novel Elopement Back in Lincoln Jail
Miss Kihel Boers who eloped with county prisoner James Stanley while serving a federal term in Lincoln county jail is back in custody after capture at Rock Springs. Stanley remains at large. Sheriff Oakley accepted Jailer McAltite’s resignation following the escape.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Kihel Boers
Lincoln County
James Stanley
Rock Springs
Kemmierer
Stanley
Ile
Oakley
McAltite
Diva on Train Taken to Hospital After Death
Kime Green of Albin died from pneumonia on Union Pacific train No. 19 Sunday afternoon while being brought to the hospital here. His remains were taken to the mortuary and yesterday were shipped to…
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Kime Green
Albin
Pagumonia
Union Pacific
Veh
Former Kaiser 10 Keep His Private Fortune
Copenhagen reports details of the former German emperor’s private wealth before his seizure. A government ward of 600000 marks was sent to him via Hutch banks, and a further 1 million marks was provided to buy lands. A parliamentary commission is reviewing the balance. the government is likely to leave his private fortune intact.
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Copenhagen
Hutch Banks
Nollant
Wis
Melrose in Distress Off Atlantic Drift
The steamer Melrose of 391 tons, sailing from St Nazaire to New York, sent wireless calls for help on March 24 reporting distress after losing her rudder. Signals suggest the vessel drifted far south of her course, with location unclear.
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Dy Associated Press
Halifax
Melrose
St. Mazaire
New York
Another Million Dollar Snowfall Grips Region
A heavy snowfall began last night and continued into the morning with about half of the snow melted by 2 o clock. Farmers praise the precipitation calling it another million dollar snow, relief and promise for crops.
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Ain
Lille Archbishopin dispute over letters to Cardinal
Paris March 4 Monsignor Atdtia Charont bishop of Lille says letters to the archbishop regarding a recent ceremony were open to interpretation. He chides the bishop for corresponding with a rival faction and suggests he should refrain from further contact amid the controversy.
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Ity Assdele
Pd Pepaa
Paris
Monsigior Atdtia Charont
Lille
Ieaphra Soder
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