Non-Partisans Have Two Congressmen Visit City
After several days in Chicago they travel to Indianapolis to establish their future home. Mrs. Yutto was Miss Julia Cohen before her marriage. Robert Kissack of Henry Nebr is here briefly. Gately of Seattle is in town on business. Corbin Jones of Omaha arrived yesterday on business.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Yutto
Julia Cohen
Robert Kissack
Henry, Nebr
Gately
Seattle, Washington
Corbin Jones
Omaha
Basile Oakley
Laramie
City
Overseas
Margaret Mullison
Katherine Morton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
George Morgan
Frank Morgan
Neaves Murphy
J. N. Vickery
Mike Henry
Cheyenne
Mike Monry
Charles A. Guenthee
Denver
Douglas
Wyo
Charles Smith
Horncreek
J. Waller "Williams
Douglas Ia
Baptist Youth Party Promises Pleasant May Event
The Baptist Young People will entertain at a May party in the church parlors this evening at 8. An attractive program is planned and friends of the young people are invited. Mrs. F. M. Mountward will host the Methodist Social Circle this afternoon with assistance from Mrs. Norman Black and others.
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Baptist
F. M. Mtoward
The
Methodist Church
Norman Black
Archer
Meyring
C. Doran
Howard
Arrivals and visitors noted in Cheyenne city column
Local society page lists Lieutenant Rudolph Esmay arriving from overseas with the Olat division and joining family in Douglas. Numerous guests and visitors from Mitchell, Nebr. Cincinnati, Memphis, Rock River, Laramie, and other cities are staying or touring Cheyenne and area hotels. A College club meeting is announced and several residents depart for Casper, Camp Grant, and Denver on business or travel.
Four Soldiers of 91st Division Arrive Home
Privates W. G. Bonar Elmer Aspans Dick Biddick and Corporal Harold J. Ackerley of the 64th artillery 91st division arrived in Sheridan yesterday after one years service five months overseas They landed in New York on April 3 and have since received their discharge Corporal John Baker of the same division is visiting his sister Mrs John McClure in Thermopolis for a few days
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W. G. Bonar
Elmer Aspans
Dick Biddick
Harold J. Ackerley
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity Plans Annual Dance Tonight
The Pi Beta Phi fraternity at the university will host its annual formal dance this evening in the university gymnasium. Invitations note elaborate arrangements underway. Visitors include R. W. Palmer of Des Moines and others from Laramie and Denver.
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Pi Beta Phi Fraternity
University Gymnasium
St Marys and St Marks Guilds Schedule Meetings
St Marys Guild to hold a business meeting at the Parish house this afternoon. Mrs Dugald Whitaker to host a social gathering a week from Friday.
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St. Mary’s Guild
St. Mark's Guild
Social Evening Honored Esmay Guests At Weaver Home
Adjutant General and Mrs. W. K. Weaver hosted a 7 o'clock dinner at 600 East Twenty-fifth Street last night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Esmay and Lieutenant Rudolph Esmay of Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kingsford departed yesterday for Excelsior Springs Missouri for a month's stay.
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W. K
Weaver
East Twenty-fifth Street
J. T. Esmay
Rudolph Esmay
Douglas
A. C. Kingsford
Excelsior Springs
W R C Meets at Carnegie Library This Afternoon
The Women's Relief Corps will gather at 2 30 this afternoon at the Carnegie library with Mrs. Mark A Skinner of Denver as guest. Miss Lucy Rosebaugh left for Cokeville Wyoming to spend the rest of the week. Westminster Guild served a cafeteria supper to over 175 in Presbyterian church parlors, raising 80 dollars. Mrs. J Carl Metcalf led the event, and Mrs. E T Roberts hosted a Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Skinner.
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Women's Relief
Carnegie Library
Lucy Rosebaugh
Cokeville
Wyo
Westminster Guild
Presbyterian Church
J. Carl Metcalf
E. T. Roberts
Mark A. Skinner
Denver
Couple Seeks Contact Over Baby Ward Offer
Mrs. F. L. Robinson secretary of the Wyoming Childrens' Home Society asks the couple who offered to care for a baby ward to communicate. The home hopes to place the child until summer vacation when relatives will take the youngster home.
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Mrs. Robinson
F. L. Robinson
The
Wyoming Childrens’ Home Society
Local Weather Summary and Extremes
The report notes a normal date temperature of 46 degrees and actual mean of 43 degrees with a 4 degree drop in the last two hours. It lists a high of 52 degrees at 6 p m and a low of 44 degrees at 6 a m. Northwest winds reached 25 mph at 12 37 p m and total precipitation since January 1 is 3.01 inches with 0 in the last 24 hours.
Former Conductor of This Division Dies
Conductor EF CG Payne died in Lincoln Nebraska on April 29 at his brother W H Payne's home. He was an old time Cheyenne resident and a former Union Pacific employee between Cheyenne and Laramie. Interment followed at his Lincoln home. He is survived by his brother and a sister.
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EF. CG. Payne
Lincoln
Nebr
W. H. Payne
Payne
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Laramie
Baseball League Postponements Hit Several Games
Rain and wet grounds force postponements in the National League with Boston at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, and Chicago at Pittsburgh all delayed. Batteries players Sherdell Goodwin Tuero and Snyder face pitching changes as weather disrupts schedules.
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Cincinnati
Sherdell, Goodwin, Tuero and Snyder
Clemons
Eller and Rariden
Weather Delays Hit Early American League Games
Wet grounds force postponements in the American League with Washington and Philadelphia games called off alongside St Louis versus Chicago. Batters for Boston and New York listed with Mays, Sohang, and others noted for the day as teams work through rain impacts.
Treasury Appeals for More Pep in Victory Liberty Loan Drive
Washington May 1 The treasury reported 166 902 000 additional subscriptions for the Victory Liberty Loan, total subscriptions reaching 84 206 999 000 or 2.82 percent of the loan. Kansas City district achieved 62 506 000 3205 percent of its quota, while Minneapolis rose to second and Chicago slipped to third in the standings.
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Washington
Victory Liberty Loan
Treasury
Kansas City
If Only Cheyenne Weather Prevailed In Newfoundland
Weather conditions delayed the trans Atlantic airplane flight from St Johns Newfoundland for a second day. Poor conditions kept the aircraft grounded as crews awaited clearer skies and safer conditions for takeoff.
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Newfoundland
ST. Johns
N. F
Tenfold Increase in Western States Capitalization
Denver May 1 stockholders of the Western States Oil and Land company voted to raise capitalization from 100000 to 1000000 by creating 900000 new shares offered at par to current holders in the ratio of nine new shares for each old share held.
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Denver
Western States
Ol & Land Company Thigtsday
Mrs. Reed Named to Head Wye Companies
In Denvem, May 4, Mrs Verner Z Reed was elected president of nine small companies in Salt Creek field known as the Need companies. The Midwest refining company held 35 percent until its disposition to the Salt Creek Producers Association, Inc. The election occurred weeks before Mr Reed’s death.
Colored League Dis cusses Moral Situation
The Colored Civic League met at Second Baptist church and abandoned its planned topic Progress and Common Sense to discuss charges of immorality against Cheyenne raised by Major Fraser of the US Army. The league pledged support to civic groups working to improve conditions and set next meeting at A. M. E. church with Rev. J. M. Endicott leading the discussion.
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Colored Civic League
Second Baptist Church
Cheyenne
Major Fraser
United States Army
J. M. Endicott
Catarrhal Deafness Remedy Promoted in Adverts
An old advertisement urges readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to use four ounces of Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and a small amount of sugar and take a tablespoon four times daily for relief. It claims nostrils open and breathing eases as mucus stops dropping into the throat.
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Anyora
A. B. Roedel
Burleson Defends All-In-One Telegraph Policy
Postmaster General Burleson telegraphed President Mackay saying public interest requires keeping government controlled telegraph and telephone systems as one unit until Congress acts. He warns private control would create competition and uneven service, risking profitable and unprofitable areas. Mackay had urged speedy return to private management.
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Washington
Burleson
Mackay
The
Postal Company
Congress
Government
Reed's Wife Gets Bulk of Fortune
Verner Z Reed's will files in county court allocates one half of his estate to Mrs Reed and a one sixth share to each of three heirs after a $30 000 bequest to Franklin, with Mrs Reed named executor. The estate is described as possibly Colorado's largest probated and the document is brief and plain.
Erzberger Warns of Planned Polish Attacks on German Lands
In a note to Marshal Puch Benline chief Erzberger of the German armistice delegation says Germany has information that Poland plans to advance against German territory in Posen and Upper Silesia. He warns that the German government might require guarantees to uphold the armistice if such attacks occur and could block passage of Polish troops under General Haller.
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Benlin
Mathias
Ccnbergser
Marshal Puch
Germany
Posen
Silesia
Poland
Gera
Haller
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Northakota
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Norton
North D Dakota
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Iron Ola
Iangerton
Helen Hudson
Helen Nicolaisen
Helen Tygon
Grace Devine
Gretchen Boveo
Winifred Garlock
P. P. Taylor
Thomas Middlemoogs
Alice McPherridge
Mary Garlock
Kee Lill
Ccity
Kimball
A. J. Large
Harry M. Klein
Music Stationery Store
Teig
P. J. Foley
Casper
Rh. F. Futler
D. J. Williams
Maurice Groshon
Curia Templin
Chugwater
Anw
Albert Chapman
Washington, D. C
Miss Mae Abbott
Dick Sheriff
van Lenmen
John W. Hay
First National Bank
Rock Springs
Scotland
Irs
Frank Roach
Isabel McNab
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Roach
Wheatland
HH. G. Snyder
Delphia’ Lewis
Mr. Snyder
France
R. D. Howley
Emma’ Cross
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William Abbott
Frank Cook
Colo
Angus McPherson
K. C
Edna Adriance of
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Herbert Pool
Kensington
D. T. Shoemaker
Torrington
Mrs. I. M. Fowler
Plaing Hotel
W. C. Be Loney of
Kemmerer
Mr. L. Hills of
Ruth Nash
Will
Clly
Mrs
E. C. Nash
J. I. Esmay
Douglas, Wyo
Olat
I. M. Vickery
Frank Donk
Abbott
George B. Deéley
S. I. Davis
F. Ed Rejchadt
Mitchell, Nebr
J. J. Flanagan
Cincinnati, O
Tim Rosa
Rock River
Plains Hotel
H. H. Hickish
LaCrosse
H. N. Siabeck
Memphis
Tennessee
James Wilches of
Boico
G. H. Teer
Camp Lewis
D. G. McCallum
Flora
Danvenport
H. A. Garrington
Miss May Jensen
Nels Mr. Jensen
West Sixth Street
College Club
Max W. Ball
East Seventeenth Street
D. W. Parsons
Salt Lake City
Utah
Spencer Ericson
Howard Ericson
Lyman Ericson
Tennesse
the Plains Hotel
Frank Brown
Kimball, Nebr
G. A. Giles of
St. Paul
Dusinicas
Lee Dilany
David City
M. B. Hefferson
J. B. Smith
Gokeville le
Vialtor
Ee Roy
Mitchell
Mobr
Thomas Yutte
Camp Grant
Carey Ave
91St Division
R. W. Palmer
Des Moines, Iowa
H. A. Smith
Imoge Smith
Edna Patterson
Edgar Stager
Alice James
Central Avenue
al Weinberger
G. Williams
John Y. Harrison
J. A. McGool
BR. W. DeCraw
A. M. Francher
J. C. Hoover
D. F. Buyer
GC. J. Garell
F. P. Adams
BE. W. Collins
N. 8. Nodebough
Adj
Mrs. W. K. Weaver
W. R. C. Will
Mark A. Skinner of
EB. T. Roberts
Harry P. Hynds
T. Blake Kennedy
Soo
Bankers and Stockmens Trust Co. Bonded Abstractors
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Quinn and Ruel
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Colored League
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Crown Tar Works
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Arp & Hammond Hardware Co
F. A. Roedel
Erzberger
Sherman Ca
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Wyoming
Lincoln Highway
Brokerage
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