Cheyenne Club seeks half holiday for Oldfield auto event
The Cheyenne Motor Club seeks a Wednesday half day off for May 11 to let teachers and students view Barney Oldfield at Frontier Park on a 200 horsepower Benz. Business men are urged to close for a half day to boost local publicity and support speed trials, with school authorities asked to grant the holiday.
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Cheyenne Schoola
Barney Oldfield
Cheyenne Motor Club
George S. Walker
Walker
Corymen’s
Chevenine
Frontier Park
Oldfield
O Oldfield
Daytona Beach
Frontier ‘Park
Abeada
Cloise
Cleventie Motor Club
Elks Plan Funeral for Brother George P. Quigbey
Cheyenne lodge No. 660 Elks and members urged to gather at the Elks Home at 2 PM for the funeral of the deceased brother George P. Quigbey. Schedule posted by B R Sage and secretary Blake Kennedy. Sporting Goods ad notes James Bros Hot-Bag Tot Twhns from Kansas City started December 21.
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Elks
BLP. G. R
George FP. Quigbey
Kansas City
County to seek 150000 bond for new court house and jail
Laramie county commissioners voted to place a bond issue before voters next fall for 150000 to fund a new court house and jail. The plan also allocates 25000 for rebuilding a bridge over the North Platte river at New Wyncote and to move the old bridge near Torrington a mile east. The site for the courthouse is not yet set but likely on Capitol avenue. The county surveyor was instructed to survey the road from Egbert to Cheyenne.
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Laramie
Board of County Comminsioners
North Platte
New Wyncote
Torrington
Alte
William Storey
Capitol Avenue
Lo’ Re
Egbert
Cheyenne
Mounted Men Search for Missing Jowan
Sheriff Hughes led horsemen scouring counties east and west of the Union Pacific line to find Samuel Monson missing since Wednesday evening at Durham. Opinions vary on the cause with some suspect altitude effects and possible wandering.
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Hughes
Union Pacific Railroad
Samuel Monson
Jowan
Durham
Union Pacific
Mertal
Americans Face Suit Over Boys Citizenship
A Connecticut custody fight reaches its state supreme court as Walter C. Morrill battles Baroness von Romberg for the American citizenship of nine year old Converse Morrill and George Morrill. Prosecuted by the mother, evidence includes photos showing the boys with their mother and stepfather in Germany, arguing the boys belong in the United States.
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New York
America
Germany
Converse Mowill
George Peabody
Morrill
Walter C. Morrill
Haroness von Tomberg
Wiesbaden
Connecticut
Supreme’ Court of
Breth
Fife
United States
Baroness von Romberg
Ald
Supreme Court
von Remberg
J. B. Brewer
Berlin
von Renmbergs
Missing man hunt continues in prairie area
Sheriff Highes maintains a search for the missing man despite varied theories about his fate. A companion traveled on the train with him and the sheriff will keep horsemen patrolling the prairie until he is found or clearly heads home. Local telegrams to Monson's hometown have yielded no reply. Meanwhile market notices advertise ham and bacon at the Central Market with special machine offers.
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Manson
Iowa
Sheriff Highes
Diiner
Monson
America's Reception of Prince Pleasing to China
Pekin dispatch reports that the American welcome to the Prince was warmly received in the United States. The cordiality is noted as especially appreciated amid tense relations with Great Britain and China.
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America
Prince
China
Pekin
Chinthe & Verumentia
Beware of fake Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey sales
Unscrupulous dealers push low grade mixtures as Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey to deceive customers. The ad warns the product is a false imitation, urging buyers to check for the sealed bottle and the Ol Chemist's Head on the label. It promotes Duffy's claimed health benefits for consumption, pneumonia, malaria, and other ailments and offers a free medical booklet on health rules.
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Duffy
Ania
Rochester
City Briefs and Local Notes From Cheyenne
Casual city briefs cover Florist offerings, an asylum travel incident, two suspects detained after a burglary at Peoples Loan office, a man and woman disturbed at a restaurant and released, a marriage license issued to William Dimmitt and Eva Day, a divorce granted to Delia Miskimmons, the Quigley funeral at St Marys Cathedral, news of Henry Porter death in California, and local car trades including Gates selling a touring car and Maxwell purchasing a Columbia Torpedo roadster.
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McDonald
Alore
Fennell
Bon Ton
West Sixteenth Street
William Dimmitt
Hamburgh
Flows
Eva Day
Council Bluffs
Iowa
West
St. Mary's Cathedral
Father Duffy
of Elks
Order of
Cheyenne
California
Henry Porter
W. H. Reid
Deceasett
Cheyenen
Sells New Homes Starts Building in Cherenne
City councilman Harry BE Gates and builder sold the S room cottage at 809 West Twenty fourth street to CB Clements for 2850. Gates has erected six cottages in the block and will start three more on June 1 at Twenty sixth and House streets with plans differing from prior Cherenne homes.
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Harry BE. Gates
CB. Clements
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Gidfield
Mr. Sloan
Cheyenne Speedway
I’ Olaick
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Fyvercmere
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Sendo
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Saloton
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Sticen
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