British Attempt at Yankee Slang Misses the Point
May 2 report describes Capt Bruce Norriefather, author of The Det ter Ole, accused of leaking American military secrets. The piece mocks his misinterpretation of American slang, citing warped conversations and a British aim to lampoon U S troops in France.
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Hy Patin Press
London
Bruce Norriefather
Ole
North
Soul
Qwest
Inactivity Seen as Real Enemy for Boxer Benny Leonard Bout
United Press reports in New York May that inactivity harms a top fighter. Benny Leonard, the world featherweight champion, faces Young Joe Bar after a break in training, with commentators noting ring rust and diminished sharpness.
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LY H.C. Hamilton
United Press
New York
Willard Leonard bout shows need for constant training and focus
Resi of Philadelphia notes Leonard won the lx round bout against Willard who faced a younger, learning challenger. The piece argues Willard has not fought in over a year and his inactivity could weaken him, citing Moran and other champions as examples of the importance of mental training alongside physical readiness.
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Resi
Philadelphia
Leonard
Jearn
Ako
Jews Willard
Jack Johnenn
Jess Willard
Havana
Willard
Benny Leonard
Frank Moran
New York
Moran
Pittsburg
City 10 Handle Scavenger Work In Cheyenne
The city announces a new municipal scavenger service to replace the old contract system. Fire Chief urges property owners to provide ash cans and proper lids, placing cans where scavengers can reach them. Ashes must be emptied into the waste line and cans in place by May 10 with inspections planned.
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Ety
Cheyenne
Zip
Famous Bloodhounds Brought to Cheyenne
W Hodson of Greeley arrives in Cheyenne with dogs Maxcraft and Lady Darnott to aid in tracking criminals. The pair previously helped convict Frank Laveller for arson against a farmer named Spats near Hillsdale. Authorities report multiple indictments and convictions in Colorado aided by the hounds.
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W. Hodson
Greeley
Cheyenne
Howe
Hin
Theao
Maxcraft
Lady Darnott
Frank Laveller
Spats
Hillsdale
Laveller
Grand Jury
Dia
Colorado
Wanted Help Advertisements from Early Classifieds
Late era classifieds seek teen girls and young men for housework and light tasks. Entries mention Barkalow Brow and a bank office, plus two ladies to travel with a manager and a cook option. Contact details include phone 134 and a Mrs Beaumont at W. 17th Street.
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Jones
Bank
Ora & Stockmen's Trust Co
Carey
P.m. Mra
R. Beaumont
Atreet
Action On Booze Problem Still In Doubt Here
Speculation grows in Cheyenne over possible action after Mayor Stone formed saloon men to curb bootlegging. War Department orders may close Cheyenne saloons within five miles, but liquor from Laramie and Pine Bluffs could keep bootlegging alive. Police say stopping bootlegging locally remains difficult while liquor can be trucked in from surrounding towns. A track meet for seventh to twelfth grades is planned for May 18 in the city park, with events announced later.
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Stone
Cheyenne
War Baker
United States
Laramie
Pine Bluffs
Washington
Polie
Colorado
Laranito
Cooper and
Wheatland
Cheyenne Ann
War Department
Mest
William JF. Leo
Women of Cheyenne Plan Big Food Show
Cheyenne patriots organize a major food exhibit to showcase new cookery using war substitutes. The Burlington depot hosts a daylong program with readings, talks, and recipes, plus a patriotic parade at Carnegie Library.
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Women of
Cheyenne
Kithier
Ndt
West
Patriotie
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Kathryn Bennett
Burlington
Carnegie Wbrary
Couvert
Defenpe
Exisalt
Willa
le Wehools
Uncle Sam Oy
Methodist Sunday School Bake Sale item list
A bake sale list from the Methodist Sunday School shows assorted produce and prices. Items include pineapple, spinach, watercress, sweet potatoes and other goods with small numeric prices noted.
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Methodist Sunday School
Bake Sale
Parade participants on Capitol and Twenty-fourth avenue route
Fragments describe marching groups along Capitol and Twenty-fourth, with cadets, drum corps, Red Cross units, school children and other participants moving west or east along Twenty-third and surrounding avenues. Mentions careless transcription of directions and street names.
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Captol
Army
Fepitel
Cara
Apital Avenue
Capitol Avenue
AL Rein
Capitol
T. Drum Corps
S. Mich Echool Cadets
Terbnty
Sigte
Red Cross
City Park
Rehool
PyUikelis
Hoy Stotts
Ena
Cary Avenue
Twente
Carey
Central Ave
Joan of Arc
Central Avenue
Econd
Capitol Avenua
Seventeenth Street
Seventeenth Atrocdea Pioneer
Pioneer
Lincoln
Warren Avenue
City Discusses Water for War Gardens at Hall
City officials considered providing water to war gardens on vacant lots as residents pressed for support. The exact action by the commissioners on supplying water remained undecided after the morning meeting.
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