Fire Apparatus Makes Fast Run After Local Blaze
Fire department responds to two fires Sunday including a blaze at Jack Kinkel’s store corner Twenty Fourth and Rent streets where two burned to death in a neighboring barn. Despite high winds, water was quickly applied and the fire brought under control within minutes. A prairie fire near the Texas Ol company plant was subdued in an hour, and a small fire at 1713 Carey avenue was extinguished by chemical.
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Jack Kinkell
Texas Ol) Company
Carey Avenue
Two Plead Guilty in Federal Court
William Raymer of Werland pleaded guilty at the opening of the federal court to reading an obscene letter through the malls. He was fined $75 and costs. Edward R. Pool and Walter P. Dugger pleaded guilty to unlawfully hunting in Yellowstone park and were fined $5 each. Reuben H. Shafford, a farmer student at the University of Wyoming, charged with a statutory crime in Yellowstone park in 1914, is set to begin trial today before Judge Riner.
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William Raymer
Werland
Edward R. Pool
Walter P. Dugger
Yellowstone Park
Reuben H. Shafford
University of Wyoming
Riner
Professor Pease to Lecture Tuesday in Cheyenne
Professor Pease of the University of Wyoming visits Cheyenne Tuesday May to deliver another Shakespearean lecture in the high school auditorium at 7:90 o'clock. The talk is free to the public and will cover the tragedies of Shakespeare.
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Professor Pease
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Pease
Aum
W. Meechel
Cninead Wevcedl Berk
Wheatland High Dominates Cheyenne In Track Meet
Wheatland high school beat Cheyenne 52 to 28 in a city meet Saturday. Wheatland won first in all events except the 880 yard run won by John Volk and the relay. Strong performer Goodrich was the standout all around athlete.
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Cheyenne
Wheatland High School
Wheatland Fear
John Volk
Wheatland
Goodrich
Mrs Allison Speaks Before Laramie W C T U
Mrs Allison the state president spoke at the Laramie W C T U on her western trip studies and results amid supportive remarks from Cokeville and Rock Springs women. A social hour followed with tea as plans for Wyoming Dry actions and an evening meeting were discussed.
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Laramite
Allison
Cokeville
Laramie Ia
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Turner
Wilson
Lindsay
Crawford
Cortell
Anderson Cafe
Laramie
Reventern Cadets Hold Target Practice Scores
Seventeen Cheyenne cadets participated in rifle practice on Saturday at the local range. The session focused on handling and firing technique with scoring methods shown to cadets. Only three posted good scores, with Kirk Harteng and Julien McDonald at 19 of 25 and Alden Peabody at 18 of 25.
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Olclock
Kirk Harteng
Julien McDonald
Alden Peabody
Sherman Company in Petty Justice Case Report
In a brief note from Sherman, officials review a business matter involving the Sherman Company. No further details are provided due to fragmented text.
Secretary Tumulty Talks with New Democratic Publicity Agent
Photo shows Joseph Tumulty secretary to President Wilson outside the White House talking with W. Steckman newly appointed publicity agent of the national democratic committee. The scene captures a moment of political coordination on the grounds.
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Joseph Tumulty
Wilson
White House
Predeck W. Steckman
National Democratic Committee
City Contracts Let for Street Crossings
Contracts for construction of approximately 300 worth of street and alley crossings in various parts of the city were let yesterday afternoon by the city council to the Perry-Moulton Construction company. Work will begin soon to eliminate muddy crossings.
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Perry-Moulton Construction Company
Measles Forcing Amputation Of William Cooper's Leg
William Cooper of Brush Cole endured a severe measles attack that led to the amputation of his leg above the knee at St John's hospital. He had been ill since April 8 and, after improving, developed numbness and atrophy in the limb necessitating the operation this morning. He is recovering as well as can be expected.
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William Cooper
Brush, Cole
St. John's Hospital
Cooper Ie
Divorce granted after desertion over Wyoming conditions
Frank P. Mooman was granted a divorce from Mrs. Helen Mooman in district court. He said she deserted him after refusing reconciliation with Wyoming life, left Kimball Nebraska after their 1912 marriage, and arrived from Mississippi, later declining to socialize with his friends.
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Frank P. Mooman
Helen Mooman
Wyoming
Kimball
Neb
Mooman
Mississippi
Kerrigan Stars in The Gay Lord Waring at Lyric
Warren Kerrigan, moving picture favorite, appears at the Lyric theatre today in the five act romance The Gay Lord Waring from Bluebird Photoplays. The stirring drama centers on intrigue and collision over elusive dollars with a strong Bluebird cast supporting Kerrigan.
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Warren Kerrigan
Moving Picture
Bvebird
Lyric Theatre
Lord Waring
Kerrigan
Bluebird Artista
Chevyenne Practices For Game With Japs
Wind hindered baseball practice Sunday but the squad trained on the grounds yesterday and plans daily sessions through the week ahead of the big game with Waseda University the Japs next Saturday. The Japanese team is expected to reach San Francisco today from Honolulu after three weeks with City leaguers and will likely stop in Salt Lake or Provo before facing the Indians on the 19th.
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Waseda University
Japa
San Francisco
Honolulu
Salt Lake
Provo
Indians
Weather Report Notes Wide North American Low Pressure
A broad low pressure system tracked from the Canadian border through the upper Midwest and across regions including British Columbia Southern California and Texas. A high pressure crest in Nebraska split the fronts producing cooler conditions in the Rocky Mountains and indicating fair warmer weather for Cheyenne.
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Canadian
Upper Lakes
British Columbia
California
Texas
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
North Pacific
Omita
Cheyenne
Victory
Wyoming seeks leases on vacant state land lands
State Land Commissioner 8 G Hopkins announces large blocks of Wyoming school lands are vacant and open for lease. The lands, described by ranges and sections, are said to be of good quality and potentially profitable for lessees. Information and leasing details available from the state land office in Cheyenne.
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Wyoming
G. Hopkins
Hopking
Hopkine
Wyne
Neyanby
Wyem
Laramie County
State Land Office
Public Lands
Cheyenne
Wyo
Diseased Cow Wounded at City Pound Trigger Mayor Call
A stray cow with lumpy jaw was found at the city pound by Officer Peterson and four other animals were moved to the pound. Mayor R N La Fontaine called the State Veterinarian in response to the incident and concern over the contagious disease.
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R. N. la Fontaine
Peterson
Senator Clark Addresses Delegates at Fremont Convention
United States Senator Clark spoke at the Fremont convention, attacking the Democratic party and urging a protective tariff. He warned of an industrial war after the war and criticized Panama tolls while avoiding discussion of a presidential candidate. Delegates, including J A Delfelder and W B Chaplin, attended the eveing events and a vaudeville show at the Atlas theater.
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J. A. Delfelder
Fremont
W. B. Chaplin
Albany
Clark
Industrial Club
Thomas Heaney
Atlas Theater
America
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Panama
Grandmothers keep herb cures through the ages
The text recalls how grandmothers used herbs and roots like wormwood thoroughwort sage and rue to heal families. It notes a shift as granddaughters now turn to modern extracts rather than traditional remedies from local plants.
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Chevyenne
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York Et
Omaha
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Kelley Mercantile CO
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Huff's Furniture Store
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Ceuses
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