Fire Apparatus Makes Fast Run and Fires Near Town
Fire department responds quickly after a record run from the malt station to Jack Kinkell’s grocery at Twenty fourth and Rent streets where a barn and nearby sheds burn. Wind complicates efforts but crews contain the blaze in minutes and prevent larger loss. A separate prairie fire near the Texas Oil company plant is subdued during a noon hour wind. A follow up call reports a small fire under a door at 1713 Carey avenue, extinguished with 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 mails. 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 with costs. Reuben H. Shafford, a farmer student at the University of Wyoming, faces trial for a statutory offense alleged to have occurred in Yellowstone park in 1914, set to begin 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 on Shakespearean Tragedies
Professor Pease of the University of Wyoming will visit Cheyenne Tuesday May to deliver a Shakespearean lecture. The talk will be in the high school auditorium at 7:90 PM and is free to the public. He will discuss the tragedies of Shakespeare.
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Professor Pease
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Pease
Wheatland High Beats Cheyenne in City Meet
The Wheatland high school track team defeated Cheyenne in a city meet on Saturday. Wheatland won first in all events except the 880 yard run won by John Volk. relay also took top place. Wheatland's standout was Goodrich. Final score 52 to 28.
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Cheyenne
Wheatland High School
Wheatland Fear
John Volk
Wheatland
Goodrich
Mrs. Allison Addresses Laramie WCTU Meeting
Mrs. Allison the state president arrived from the west and spoke on studies and results of her western trip to a keen audience. The gathering noted Wyoming dry effort aims and spelling out plans for further action with evening meeting announced. Local president Mrs. Cortell hosted a dinner at Anderson cafe where news of county convention endorsements boosted morale.
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Laramite
Allison
Cokeville
Laramie Ia
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Turner
Wilson
Lindsay
Crawford
Cortell
Anderson Cafe
Laramie
Reventern Cadets Fire At Target Practice
Seventeen Cheyenne cadets attended rifle practice on Saturday at the local range. Instruction covered handling and firing with scoring methods explained. Only three cadets posted good scores, led by Kirk Harteng and Julien McDonald with 19 of 25 and Alden Peabody with 18 of 25.
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Olclock
Kirk Harteng
Julien McDonald
Alden Peabody
Sherman Company Petitions for Go House Meeting
Patchy OCR text notes Sherman Company seeks action labeled as Go House meeting. Details are unclear. readable phrases reference Sherwan and Petntiog terms. Further context required for precise headline and summary.
Secretary Joseph Tumulty Talks With New Democratic Agent
A photo captures Joseph Tumulty, secretary to President Wilson, outside the White House talking with W. Steckman who has just been named publicity agent for the national Democratic Committee.
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Joseph Tumulty
Wilson
White House
Predeck W. Steckman
National Democratic Committee
City Contracts Let for Street Crossings
Contracts for the 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. The work will begin in the near future. The object of the construction is to eliminate muddy crossings.
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Perry-Moulton Construction Company
Measles Attack Leads to Leg Amputation for William Cooper
William Cooper of Brush Cole was hospitalized at St John’s after a severe measles infection. He deteriorated to a numb dead leg requiring above knee amputation yesterday morning. He had been ill since April 8 and is reported doing as well as can be expected.
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William Cooper
Brush, Cole
St. John's Hospital
Cooper Ie
Divorce Granted After Desertion in Wyoming Conditions
Frank P. Mooman was granted a divorce from Mrs. Helen Mooman in district court yesterday claiming desertion after she refused reconciliation due to conditions in Wyoming. They wed at Kimball Nebraska on April 1 1912 and she left November 19 1914. He said she originated from Mississippi and after moving to Wyoming she shunned his friends and refused to be content in this state.
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Frank P. Mooman
Helen Mooman
Wyoming
Kimball
Neb
Mooman
Mississippi
Kerrigan Appears at Lyric In The Gay Lord Waring
Warren Kerrigan, moving picture favorite, joins Bluebird Photoplays and stars at the Lyric today in The Gay Lord Waring a five act romantic drama of intrigue collision and the pursuit of elusive dollars. He is supported by a strong company of Bluebird artists.
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Warren Kerrigan
Moving Picture
Bvebird
Lyric Theatre
Lord Waring
Kerrigan
Bluebird Artista
Chevyen Y Practices For Game With Japs
Heavy wind limited baseball practice Sunday but the squad trained on the ground yesterday and will continue afternoons this week for the big game with Waseda University next Saturday. The Japanese team is due in San Francisco today from Honolulu where they trained with City League stars. Their itinerary lists a first stop at Salt Lake or Provo and a second game with the Indians on Saturday the 19th.
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Waseda University
Japa
San Francisco
Honolulu
Salt Lake
Provo
Indians
Weather Pattern Shows Broad Low Pressure Across Regions
The morning reveals multiple centers of low pressure across the Canadian border and south west with a high pressure ridge in Nebraska separating systems. Cooler weather affects the Rocky Mountain area while precipitation falls in the upper Mississippi valley and mid Atlantic. Wind reached up to six to seven miles per hour with a peak of seventy miles per hour in Cheyenne, with upcoming fair and warmer conditions forecast for Cheyenne and Tuesday.
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Canadian
Upper Lakes
British Columbia
California
Texas
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
North Pacific
Omita
Cheyenne
Victory
Wyoming Lands Ready for Lease by State
Wyoming state lands remain unoccupied and available for lease, announced by State Land Commissioner S. G. Hopkins. The lands include multiple ranges and sections with two-year lease terms. information and leasing forms are 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 Prompting Vet Call
A stray cow with lumpy jaw was found at the city pound along with four other cattle in the southeastern part. Mayor R N La Fontaine called the State Veterinarian after officers reported the diseased animal and four others were taken to the pound.
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R. N. la Fontaine
Peterson
Senator Clark Addresses Delegates At Fremont Meeting
G.0. P. delegates from Fremont and Albany hear Senator Clark defend tariff policy and attack the Democratic party. John Dillon of Lander presides with Boles C. Hart of Basin as secretary. The event includes a luncheon, vaudeville at Atlas theater, and an automobile parade to the Parish House. Clark argues for protective tariffs to guard U.S. industries and predicts an industrial war after the war. He does not discuss the presidential candidate.
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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 Heal with Field Herbs Across Generations
An old note recalls grandmothers gathering wormwood thoroughwort sage rue and other herbs to cure family ailments and passing on plant knowledge to grand-daughters who now seek extracts from familiar roots and herbs.
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