Town Notes and Personal Updates in Cheyenne Briefs
Local brief items include real estate transfers with Raloal K Jones selling east half of rec- Hay 28 in township 16 64. Jo Nash listed as purchaser though warranty details noted. Insurance matters involve Mark Chapman and Alice, with address 19th Carry Ave. A resident, Hite, injured in a crash near St Johns hospital, reported improvement. City Clerk adopting new hours from May 16, 8 am to 4 pm. Business notices cover wallpaper services at 1915 Pioneer Ave and repair services at 709 Carey Ave. Tidball returns to Laramie after trial work. Archie Allison back from trip to Laramie. G E Abbott resumes Cheyenne duties after trip. Gilbert F Hayes heads to Denver.
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K. Jones
Joan Ge Nash
Rec- Hay
Forth
Alice
May 14 social events and arrivals in Cheyenne
The Nayal Neighbors host a May 14 gathering in A. O. U. W. hall with 25 cent admission. Visitors include J J Howell and other officials, while couples like Joseph F Hishion and Theresa Marion Boronda obtained marriage licenses. Notable moves include Jarry P Hynds to Riverton, John J Mooney reassigned to Rawlins, and Pat Sullivan returning from Denver.
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A. O. U. W. Hall
Denver
Joseph F. Hishion
Mise Theresa Marion Boronda
Wenner
Asquith Moves to Calm Ireland Crisis
Premier Asquith arrived in Ireland to curb rising tensions and ordered postponement of further court martials. He met General Maxwell and military officers before meeting civil authorities in Dublin. He urged a swift inquiry into the shooting of Editor Skeffington of the Irish Citizen and received thousands of protest messages from across Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
Ireland
John Maswell
Dublin
Editer Skeffington
Bankhead's Son Claims Victory in Alabama Nomination
In Birmingham on May 17 William Bankhead son of Senator Bankhead claimed to have defeated Richmond Hobson by 17 percent in the race for the Republican congressional nomination from Alabama's Tenth District He touted prohibition as a campaign issue and framed the result as a clear win for his campaign Old OCR text indicates a contested race with emphasis on Bankhead family name and prohibition stance.
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Birmingham
Ala
William Bankhead
Bankhead
Richmond
Iebson
Alabama
Hobeon
Liberty Bell Book Cover Planned for Public School Use
Joseph Phelan Cuddy promotes two advertising schemes in Cheyenne including a purple paper book cover for the Liberty Bell Televisw project to be printed for public school children and others. The design features gold lettering and aims to be unique and well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Phelan Cuddy
Cheyenne
Kelly Nid
Liberty Televisw
Coloradoan Gunslinger Detained After Concealed Weapon Charge
Tom Smith of Wellington Colorado was taken in tow by Officers Clancy and Nodin after attempting to display revolver handling inside the Grand on Sixteenth Street. Confiscated gun, bonded 15 to appear in police court tomorrow. Officers expect him to leave Cheyenne for Colorado. Charge carries concealed weapons.
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Sixteenth Street
O'Clark
Tom Smith
Wellington
Colo
Clancy
Nodin
Cheyenne
Colorado
Kansas Seeks Federal Health Station to Fight Disease
Lawrence May 12 Kansas through its state board of educational administration is leading a national push to establish a health experiment station linked with university medical schools. President Hackney urges cooperation with the federal government to create a cooperative agency of the U S public health service to eradicate communicable diseases. He argues life conservation deserves more attention, noting preventable disease losses at about 1700 lives and a value of 1700 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackney
Turks Talk Peace Terms At Dolma Palace
A Saloniki dispatch from Constantinople reports a grand council met at the sultan's Dolma Baghtche palace to discuss peace terms. Preachers in main mosques urge the public to prepare for liberation as a secret committee forms and grave events are anticipated.
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London
Morning Post
Constantinople
Dolma Bagthe
Better Menecle Better Work The Ideal Summer Food
A Niagara Falls New York prepared grain product markets itself as highly nutritious and economical. The fully cooked ready to serve food emphasizes digestibility through steam shredding and baking and suits breakfast or any meal with milk fruits or cream. It claims greater nutriment than meat or eggs at a lower cost.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
U S Troopers Start New Chase and Diplomatic Breaks Reach Washington
U S troopers begin a renewed chase as Mexican forces reinforce their lines. Washington receives word after failed negotiations between War Minister Obregon and General Scott. General Carranza refuses any plan without a withdrawal date, derailing the conference and leaving the issue to diplomatic channels.
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Carranca
Obregon
Washington
General Scott
Carranza
Speer Inauguration Set For Wednesday in Denver
Agreement between city commissioners and Speer allies shifts Inauguration from Thursday to Wednesday noon. Property Commissioner Greenlee notes no delay in switching from commission to mayor form once returns certified. Speer will receive office from Sharpley and appoint his cabinet to run city departments.
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Denver
Robert W. Speer
Speer
Oon
Greenlee
Election Commission
Secretary of State
Colorado
W. H W. Sharpley
Strike at Laurel Mills Demands Fresh Air
Five imprisoned workers at a Laurel cotton mill went on strike for fresh air as dust control windows were closed. After leaders demanded improvements the units refused, workers say no wage or hour schedule is sought.
Grifth leaves law to rear patriotic Sapphire hogs
G C Griffith Harvard graduate and former Harvard Advocate leader dedicates himself to hog breeding at his Peabody farm. He christened a blue pig breed Sapphire and aims to blend red white and blue colors in his hog herd, with about 000 hogs reported on his farm.
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Boston
G. C. Griffith
August Melmont
Harvard Geaducate
Harvard Advovete
Harvard
Peabody
August Belmont
Mr. Griffith
Ararcation of Deere Room in Congimitas
A resolution to express horror at the execution of revolutionary threats was introduced today in Congress and sent to a committee. The debate was not discussed further.
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DEERE
Warlington
Frigh
Dyer
Miewourk
Churchill Fined by Judge Riner For Impersonation Charge
Winston G. Cherehill was convicted Thursday in federal court of impersonating a federal officer. He was fined $10 and again fined by Judge Riner after a motion was overruled. After deportation of the Cherehill cave, J. M. Waener, accused of white slavery, pleaded guilty and Hewie sentenced to Port Leavenworth federal penitentiary for one year and one day. The docket shows the case completed and court will reconvene Monday for a civil case denial for trial.
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Winston G. Cherehill
Riner
Cherehill
J. M. Waener
Hewie
Port Leavenworth
Three Girls Drown in Sioux River Tragedy at Hawarden
May 12 Hawarden Iowa reports twenty five high school girls picnicking on the Big Sioux banks watched five classmates and a teacher go over the dam in a boat. Three girls drowned while the teacher and one student clung to the dam and were saved. Names Edna Borman Neva Johnson and Marjorie Fairbrother identified among the survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawarden
Iowa
Edna Borman
Neva Johnson
Marjorie Fairbrother
France Proud of Harvard Graduate
New York May 1. Hullett Cowden, Harvard graduate, has just received the military medal and has been cited for the second time in army orders for his exploits as a member of the Franco American flying corps.
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New York
Hullett Cowden
New York City
Harvard
Flying Corps
Edison to Lead Engineers in New York Preparedness Parade
Thomas A. Edison, inventor and naval consulting board chairman, will march at the head of about twenty engineers from the board in the great preparedness parade. Nearly 145 000 people are expected to participate tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas A. Edison
Naval Consulting Board
Frontier Days Dates For Cheyenna Celebration
Frontier Days in Cheyenna will run on July 26 27 28 and 26. Details urge residents to mark the dates for the town event and parade.
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Cheyenna A
Fire damages Collins Institute Chickasaw school
May 12 report from Stonewall Oklahoma states a disguise pupil started a fire at Collins Institute, a government Chickasaw Indian school for boys near here. The auditorium dormitory and teachers quarters burned, no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Okla
Collins Institute
Hare
Coroner's jury finds cough medicine caused death
A coroner's jury in Kankakee Illinois ruled that Joseph Vanalette choked to death on a patent cough remedy. The verdict followed his death last night in the city.
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Kankakeh
Joseph Vanalette
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Pioneer Avenue
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Laramie
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George KR
Patterson
Miller’s
Carey Ave
Milson
Archie Allison
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G. E. Abbott
First National Bank
the Sherman Co
Hayes
Gilbert F. Hayes
Chile
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W. C. Woeat
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William Brane
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R. B. Minty
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Australia
Thomas Gordon
Colorado College
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Pat Sullivan
Plains Hotel
John Pearson
Jackson
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Minn
H.M. Vredenburg General
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Ples Pru
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Olsen
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Liberty Bell
U.S
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Juley Berriey
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Ken Daves
Hamilton
Sue White
O'Connell
U. S
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Phis
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Sioux River
France
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Jas. J. Corbett
Augustus Thowar
Arizona
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Chas. Chaplin
Soream
Tokio
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