American National Bank Planned for Cheyenne Opening July
Senator Kendrick reports approval by the Comptroller of the Currency for John W. Hay and partners to organize the American National Bank of Cheyenne with capital 200000 and surplus 100000. Hay to serve as president. directors unnamed. Bank slated to open when Hynds Building is completed, likely early July.
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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
State Highway Commission
Kinney Oil& Refining Company
Kinney
Charles J. Ohnhaus
United States District Court
Hay
Clark
Hynds
Robbery Attack Surprises Wyoming Plumbing Owner's Wife
Mrs J. HM Rebstock wife of the Wyoming Plumbing and Heating proprietor was attacked at home on West Seventeenth Street last evening. An unknown man struck her from behind robbed about 100 dollars from a money sack hung from her neck. She did not see the thief but suspects two Mexican men seen watching her earlier in a Cheyenne store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HM. Rebstock
Wyoming Plumbing & Heating Company
Vota
West
Cheyenne
Rebstock
Austrian Emperor Charles Departs for Switzerland Report
Austrian newspapers report that authorities arranged a special train for Emperor Charles to leave for Switzerland. Colonel Birutt, assigned to supervise his treatment, and several officials accompanied the former emperor on the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Associated Press
Bas
Emperor Charles
Switzerland
Birutt
Emparor
Abduction charge against verbose lover in Seattle
D. M. Stores faces abduction charges after Miss Misa Ruth Garrison 18 confessed she poisoned Mrs. Stores and posed as his wife at Okanagan. The girl told reporters she is with him every time her heart beats before being taken away from the Home of the Good Shepherd due to numerous callers and calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
Wealthy Sheepman Sues Wife to Re cover Automobile
James M. Jamieson a wealthy flockmaster sues his wife Hattie W. Jamieson in Green River Wyoming to recover a automobile valued at 4500. Divorce actions have dragged on with a prior proposed division of property of 40000 to the wife, but Judge Mentzer declined to approve and kept the decree from issuing. Jamieson's fortune is estimated at about 250000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 and Sandy McPherson were arrested after a dice game in a pool hall last night. Krusoff lost $40 and complained to police. they will appear in police 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 saying the 364th Infantry, including 147 Wyoming soldiers, 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 Members
Governor Carey named a state immigration board with ex officio participation. 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 a secretary may be appointed. The secretary’s annual salary is set at 9000.
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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
Williams Dies in Cheydune Tuberculosis Fight
James W. Williams a well known colored man died Saturday from tuberculous at his home 902 West Nineteenth Street. Arrangements for his funeral will be announced later his mother Mrs J F Debiy arrives from Philadelphia today. He worked in dining car service for the Union Pacific and was a trusted employee, many in Cheydune will regret his passing. He was unmarried and remains at the early ma to ree?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Williams
West Highteenth Street
Hils
J. FP. Debiy
Philadelphia
Willie
West Ninteenth Street
Searchlight Club
Williams
Burying Them by Hundreds in Petrograd
Petrograd endures outbreaks of spotted fever typhoid and a rising smallpox death toll. Hospitals are crowded and corpses are dumped into large cases sent back to facilities for reuse amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qailyn Petrograd
Stockholm
Petrograd
Jury awards $25,000 in Union Pacific land takings
In Green River Wyoming March 24 the jury in a condemnation case for Union Pacific Railroad awarded Mary Barrett $25,000 for her land. The verdict more than doubles the railroad’s prior offer amid several similar suits pending in the area.
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Green River
Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Mary Barrett
Miss Barrett
Miss Barretty
Landau Plans Reestablishment of Carbon County Journal
William Landau a Torrington newspaper man visited Raw Ling to reestablish the Carbon County Journal, a Cheyenne land office owned paper that suspended publication months ago. He also owns the Goshen County Journal in Torrington, a weekly.
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William Landau
Torrington
Rawling
Carbon County Journal
Register Will Reid
Cheyenne Land Office
Landau
Goshen
Marriage License Issued By County Clerk Ida Graham
County Clerk Ida Graham issued a license yesterday for a marriage between Edward J. Bridgeman of M I town and Josie Bart of the same county.
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Ida KR. Graham Aeterday
Edward J. Bridgeman
M Itown
Mies Josie Bart
Grain elevator topples after train crash in Saskatchewan
Three men were killed when a train crashed into a grain elevator in Saskatchewan. The locomotive and two cars were engulfed after the engine derailed by a faulty switch, causing the structure to topple and trap the workers. One minor injury reported.
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Asaoclaiad
Saskatchewan
Siberians Strike With Successful Offensive Across Urals
Associated Press dispatch from New York reports Kolchak government troops crossing the Urals, driving Bolsheviks back up to 30 miles at some points, with Okansk 40 miles southwest of Perm captured. On a 60 mile Kama front Bolsheviks pulled back about 3 miles, while Kolchak forces pushed northwest of Burek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
NEW Yok
Kolcheck
Urals
Omsk
Poluta
Okansk
Perm
Kama River
Burek
Woman Injured When Auto Rollover Near Eden
Miss Allie Sime is in serious condition at the state hospital after an automobile overturned near Eden forty miles north of Rock Springs Wyoming. Fred Meyer was the driver and not seriously hurt. Allie Sime was struck by the car as it overturned.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Allie Sime
Eden
Wee Aloo Fred Meyer
Moyer
Shape Smith Clary RTT Convined to Ass Home
Sheriff J. Gmalley suffering indigestion for several days remains intent to attend the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK. J. Gmalley
Powerful Planes Ready to Start Epochal Atlantic Flight
Three of four U S Navy seaplanes at Rockaway Beach prepare for a trans Atlantic crossing under Navy auspices. The launch point may be Newfoundland with possible routes via Ireland or the Azores. Officers discuss fuel from ships mid ocean and whether planes will fly together or separately. Flight planned before May 1. prize inquiry not pursued.
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Atlanti
U. S. Navy
Associated Press
New York
Navy Department
Rockway Beach
Washington
Atlantic
Rockaway Beach
New Foundland
Ireland
Azores
Roosevelt
Barney
Nauffman
Fovt
E. T. Stone
Coast Guard
Naval
Long Island
N. C
London Daily Mail
Monroe Doctrine Safeguards Considered in League
John Jarrett announces that a proposal to safeguard the Monroe Doctrine in the League of Nations has been made to American delegates. The plan inserts a clause recognizing the International Union of American Republics as a basis for regional security and mutual obligation.
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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 constitution in two cities
Senator Hitchcock announced he would debate the proposed league of nations constitution with Senator Lenroot before the Economic Club in New York. He will also join George Wharton Pepper in a Philadelphia debate 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, has been recaptured at Rock Springs about 75 miles away. Stanley remains at large as Boers returns to jail. Sheriff Oakley accepts the jailer’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 Dies on Union Pacific No 19
Kime Green of Albin died from pneumonia Sunday afternoon while being taken to a hospital on Union Pacific train No 19. His remains were taken to the Morty station and yesterday shipped to his hometown.
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Kime Green
Albin
Pagumonia
Union Pacific
Veh
Former Kaiser 10 Keep His Private Fortune Amid Seizure
Copenhagen reports that before the seizure of the German emperor a government ward of 600000 marks was sent to him through private banks. He wished to borrow on his landed property to buy lands and was given another million marks. A governmental commission is reviewing the balance of his fortune and is believed to protect his private wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Hutch Banks
Nollant
Wis
Steamship Melrose in Distress After Rudder Loss
The steamship Melrose, 391 tons, left St Mazaire March 9 for New York. It sent wireless calls for help from Halifax on March 24 stating it was in distress and had lost its rudder, with indications it had drifted far south of its course.
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Dy Associated Press
Halifax
Melrose
St. Mazaire
New York
Another Million Dollar Snowfall
A heavy snowfall began last night and continued into the morning, with up to half the snow melted by 2 o clock. Farmers praise the precipitation, calling it another imnilliondolar snow for its impact and bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Lille Bishop Charenton Warns Over Open Letters
Paris papers report Monsignor Atdria Charont bishop of Lille says letters to the archbishop were written to discuss a clergyman’s conduct in a case described as a vicious chase. He criticized the bishop for corresponding while denying direct involvement in the matter.
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Ity Assdele
Pd Pepaa
Paris
Monsigior Atdtia Charont
Lille
Ieaphra Soder
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