Cheyenne News in Brief Highlights Local Meetings And Appointments
Local items note The Marison Mines and Mills company holds its annual meeting today. Cheyenne Railway Employes Building and Loan directors meet this evening. District court sessions begin. Governor Carey returns from Careyhurst while D. B. McCurtain is appointed notary public. Various residents and firms appear in city notices and social mentions.
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Marison ‘Mines and Mills Company
The
Cheyenne Railway Employes Building and Loan Association
Still Working to Repair Wire Damage Caused by Frost
Frost heavy lines north and west of Cheyenne caused widespread telegraph and telephone damage. Linemen worked Sunday and yesterday to restore partial service as hundreds of poles and many wires were broken. Cables laid on the ground temporarily will be removed after overhead line repairs are completed.
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Cheyenne
Dolores
Horse Creek
Denver fire chief Owens dies after illness
The former Denver fire chief Owens died Sunday from pernicious anemia. He was well known in Cheyenne, having visited there on numerous occasions.
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Owens
Denver
Cheyanne
Women in Wyoming Court Wear Men's Attire for First Time
In district court Judge Mentner presided as two women, Dessie Parker and Eunice Banks, wore male attire while testifying in the case against Ernest Eastman for robbing Bessie Parker of 60 dollars and a post office money order for 40 dollars on February 17. The jury found Eastman guilty after brief deliberation.
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W. C. Mentner
District Court
Wyoming
Dessie Parker
Eunice Banks
Ernest Eastman
Sinegro
Bessie Parker
Post Office
Union Pacific
Foley Kidney Pills Advertise Restless Night Relief
A Shorters Alabama reader reports using Foley Kidney Pills to ease overnight back and side pains from kidney trouble. The ad claims the medicine provides relief for kidney issues and restless nights, attributing personal benefit to the product.
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Ady
Moore and Lewis to Face Bundled Robbery Trial in Laramie
Al Moore is to stand trial in Laramie county district court today for allegedly holding up and robbing James Rodgers at Lake Minnehaha last summer and obtaining about 80 dollars. Walter Q Phelan will represent the defendant. Jack Lewis, charged with aiding in Rodgers's robbery, will go on trial after Moore’s case concludes.
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al Moore
James R. Rodgers
Lake Minnehaha
Laramie County
Walter Q Phelam
Moore
Rodgers
Jack Lewis
President Wilson on U S cables in war context
Berlin dispatch reports President Wilson stating the United States seeks direct communication with trading partners, but warns that without Germany's cables such direct links would be impossible. The North German Gazette notes Britain and France aim to control the cables Germany seized.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Great Britain
France
Germany
North German
Gasette
United States
Wilson
America
Walsh recounts Huw Cannon terror in Paris during 1918
Sheridan Wyoming March 24 Walsh president of First National Bank and former Red Cross director in France relates Paris fear as German long range guns shelled the capital. He recalls one million fled, Bertha shells every 15 minutes, and air bombing at night. describes Red Cross supply moves and vast needs during the retreat of 1918.
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Sheridan
Wyo
RH. Walsh
Firs National Bank
Walsh
American Red Cross
France
Paris
Rench
Gan
Mr. Walsh
Paria
Tijon
Red Cross
Ford
Hopewell Oil Company Incorporates in Wyoming
The Hopewell Oil Company, a Colorado corporation, filed with Wyoming’s secretary of state a certified copy of its articles of incorporation. Capital stock is $100,000. Incorporators are George C. Maniey, Paul Knowles, and B. E. Thompson. M. A. Kine is named Wyoming agent with his law office as the Wyoming headquarters.
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Hopewell Oil Company
Colorado
Secretary of State of
Wyoming
George C. Maniey
Paul Knowles
B. BE. Thompson
M. A. Kine
Springs Burglar Escapes Via Narrow Jail Hole
Rock Springs Wyo March 22 Local officer investigate how Robert Wiley a prisoner charged with burglary escaped from jail through a tiny hole. Authorities report Wiley used a hammer to splinter a jail sill and slip through a narrow opening. small boys had failed to pass through before.
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Rock Springs
Wye
Robert Wiley
Johnson
The W. Rose Co. Cleve land Promises Skin Tortures
The fragment notes a Cleveland based firm named The W. Rose Co. involved in a peculiar claim about skin torture devices or treatments. Details are unclear and only partial phrases survive.
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Motte, Huckfeldt & Winklediner
All
Frank Kippler
State
Guarantee D. Roy J. White
Plains Hotel
Rock River
Dumm
Carey Ave
Telcantefng
Gevarcated
Pilatos Auto Company
Plains Auto Ca. Olatt
Glarence B. Richardson
Cheeyenne
Cauper
Terna
Districs Court
Far. Nye
W. W. Dunn Undertaking Co. Funeil
Phont
Carey
Careyhurst
Robert Dalley
City
Summit Ranch
Buford
McGuire
Cheyenne Business College
7. E. Levison
State Capitol
N. R. Greenfield
Rawlins
D. B. McCurtain
South Superior
Nobbery Trall Kerpore District Court
HUNS
Huw
Big Bertha
Kline
Colorado Company
Doc
Oace
Oda
Ere
Kodak
Newport
Cheyenne, Wyo
Zanes
W. Rose Co
Cieveland
Yyer
Vere
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