City News in Brief Highlights from Local Notices
Local items include Canyon Oil Company dissolution notice filed with the secretary of state, capital stock increase for Merritt Oil Company, and various visits and arrivals in town. Notables mention Vernon C. Phelps recovering from scarlet fever and State Veterinarian I. F. Pavia returning from Douglas with warnings. Roadwork on Seymour and TwentyThird streets and numerous residents and visitors listed from Divide, Pine Bluffs, Saratoga, and surrounding areas. Intercity travel notes report the Lincoln Highway in fair condition between Cheyenne and the Colorado line.
Inquest Sheds No Light on Kinmel Park Deaths
Coroner's jury reports no evidence on how wounds that killed five Canadian soldiers in the Kinmel park riot on March 6 were received. The inquiry into the disturbance at the camp headquarters, stormed by soldiers bearing a red flag, concluded without identifying a cause.
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Rahyle
Wales
Kinmel Park
Racial Antagonism In Korea Sparks Fresh Tensions
Riots continue in the provinces and it is estimated that forty Koreans have been killed in the last few days. Demonstrations by nationalists erupt in Soul as Koreans are detained by Japanese authorities despite mounting anxiety among foreign residents.
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Roul
Soul
Valley Mercantile Company Incorporation Filed in Torrington
Articles of incorporation for the Valley Mercantile Company of Torrington were filed yesterday by W. Eaton and A. W. Hiou Bayo. Capitalization set at $100,000.
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The
Valley Mercantile Company of
Torrington
W. ©. Eaton
A. W. Hiou- Bayo
Meeting of Bankers 15 Cancelled
Wyoming Bankers Association announces cancellation of the April 2 meeting in Cheyenne due to low expected attendance. Secretary Harry B. Henderson reports replies indicate not more than 25 percent of banks would be represented and urges not to incur travel expenses. Concerns also touch on the reconstruction congress planned for April 3.
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Wyoming Bankers’ Association
Cheyenne
Harry B. Henderson
Association
A. D. Johnston
First National Bank
Irish passport grants shown to three former officials
Washington March 28. Passports were granted by the state department to Frank P Walsh former joint chairman of the War Labor Board Edward F Dunne former governor of Minnesota and Michael K Ryan former Pennsylvania public service commissioner They will go to Paris to present Ireland s claims at the peace conference spokesmen of the Irish race conference held last month in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Secretary of State Speaks on Highway Bonds at Library
Secretary of State W EF Chaplin addressed the Young Men's Literary club at the Carnegie library last evening discussing state highway bonds and planned highway improvements.
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W. EF. Chaplin
Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegie Library
Remains of Howard Borengo Sent East
The body of Howard W. Borengo was shipped to Cadillac Michigan yesterday from the Hobbs Hackfeldt and Finbiner mortuary.
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Howard Borengo
Howard W.borengo
Cadillac, Mith
Hobbs, Hackfeldt & Finbiner Mortuary
Ansell Letter to Crowder Suppressed by War Department
Secretary Baker announced that the War Department will not publish Lieutenant Colonel Ansell’s reply to Major General Crowder on military justice. He returned the letter to Col. Ansell advising that its release would not be helpful.
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Washington
Ansell
Crowder
War Department
Baker
Ohio Fugitive Taken In By Local Police
James Hollworth, believed to be wanted in Vepont county Ohio on a robbery charge, was arrested here on Wednesday. Police were alerted by Vepont sheriff J W Osborne after a telegraph warning. Hollworth was captured after watch of the telegraph office. If confirmed as Ignac Huncar he will be taken back to Oblo for trial.
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James Hollworth
Bepont
Ohio
Vepont
J. W. Osborne
Polce
Ignac Huncar
Cheyenne
Hollworth
Chiat
Embery
Osborne
Oblo
Tria
Western Sulphur Co President Departs for East
W F Cox of New York, president of the Western Sulphur Company, a $5 200 000 corporation formed to develop large sulphur deposits near Thermopolis, left yesterday afternoon for the east.
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Western Sulphur Concern
East
W. F. Cox
New York
Western Sulphur Company
Fly
Thermopolis
Oast
American railroaders reach Arctic coast
ARCHANGEL March 88 The first detachment of American railroad troops destined for the Murman railway has arrived on the Murman coast. Other detachments are expected soon.
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Archangel
Murman Railway
Murman
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Holliday
Phome
Canyon Oil Company
Stafs
BH. J. Smalley
Merritt of Corporation
Secretary of State
G. C. Newton
McCook, Ne
R. Buck
R. Dodds
East LinchIn
Vernon C. Phelps
I FC Pavia
Douglas
Mis
W. I. Chaplin
Foot Roads
Sveridga
Ctribunties
Sheridan
Fisk
Hotta, Nuckfeldt
Eliu
Ford
Maxwell Streets
Darhace
PooreLaAn
Guananterd
Roy J. White
Plains Hotel
Seymour
Twenty- Third
Holey
Willy
Divide
Plains Auto Company
Ols
John Webster
Sherman
John Shenefelt
Frank Hargon
Laramie
Plains Auto Co
Tarle Nelson
Pine Bluffs
Ed. Jacobson
Carpenter
Gordon Morgan
Saratoga
R. J. Ryan
A. J. Denny of
Rock River
City
D. L. Wakerman
Gillette
James Enfield
W. L. Miller
Riverton
T. J. Donnelly
Rock Hiver Ia
C. C. Parker
Horse Creek
W. QR. Desharer
Emmett and
Howard Johnson
Robert Trenholm
Wheatland
Carter Griffith, Jr
Phillips
John DB. Barrnett, Jr
Casper
J. Mh. Penn
Oscar Sherard
la Grange
Mra
Frank F. Sinon
C. B. Catton
Denver
Francis Bon
Rock Springs
T. S. Taliaferre
W. C. Deming
Irisister
J. L. Jordan
Iron Mountain
Lee Boycle
Granite Canon
I. (. Newlin
John Vail
Wyoming
William Manfield
Burns
Louis Manewal, Sr
Colorado Line
Korea
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power CO
Capitol Avenue
Waktable
Wanteps
Arctic Coast
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