City News in Brief Highlights from Cheyenne Visitors
A stream of visitors came to Cheyenne yesterday from Hanna Burns Laramie and Wheatland. Names include Lula Vaden Jeff Roy Kivett Paul Gustafson James Gw en and many more as local services and events appear in brief notices. A marriage license was issued to Hariea S Albrecht and Juita R Ronvalig of Laramie.
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Hariea
Albrecht
Jutia
Ronvalig
Laramie
Inspector Finlaywen Visits City Amid Bond Talk
Charles Finlaywen, general car inspector for the Union Pacific, was in the city yesterday amid ongoing bond discussions and related railway matters.
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Charles Finlaywen
The
Union Pacific
Local Officials Travel Update From Regional Centers
Immigration Commissioner Mil returned from Lartmie while State Veterinarian B. PF Davis came back from Douglas this morning. Guy N. Hoover of Torrington attended business at the state capitol yesterday. Dr Hf P Hansen and wife drove to the city from Burns yesterday. Joe Cahill secretary of the Frontier committee will travel to Denver this morning. Adolph Braunschweig departed for Chicago yesterday.
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B. PF
Davis
Douglas
Guy N. Hoover
Torrington
Tata
Hf. P Hansen
Burns
Joe Cahill
The
Frontier Committee
Denver
Tevy Boxer Wears Championship Belt
Bid Smith, a 112 pound lad, wears the Lord Lonsdale championship belt emblematic of his title. Though Jimmy Wilde is the recognized English flyweight champion, he is busy with other duties.
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Bid Smith
Lord Lonsdale
Jimmy Wilde
England
Corker Doran Named Reporter For Court
Corker Doran has been appointed court reporter for the First Judicial District. Judge Paul Wilcox resigned to accept the deputy attorney general post in Wyoming.
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Corker Doran
First Judicial District
T. Paul Wilcox
Wyoming
Mentaer and Neportér Doran Tour Northern District
Mentaer and Neportér Doran have remained in the northern part of the district for several days, underscoring ongoing travel or inspection activity amid regional affairs.
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Mentaer
Neportér Doran
Cu Delayed Casing Accident Delays Glen Terat Well
In Casper Wyoming on May 14 a casing string fell several feet causing about 600 feet of pipe to collapse inside a well over 9000 feet deep. The slip of the tongs during pulling led to the accident and will delay completion of the Glen terat well.
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Casper
Wyo
Glenterat
Merchant Patrol Officer Fined for Assaulting Soldier
Frank Weigman a merchants' patrol officer was arraigned before Justice Edwards on a charge of assaulting Ernest Brower of the Twenty first Infantry Fort Hassell. The incident occurred at the carnival grounds on West Seventeenth Street. Weigman was sentenced to pay a ten dollar fine plus costs.
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Frank Weigman
Merchants’ Patrol
Justice Edwards
Ernest Brower
Twenty-first Infantry
Fort Hassell
West Seventeenth Street
Edwards
Weigman
Costa
U S Grand Jury Indicts Bellar For Capital Offense
Private Joseph Hellar of Company I Twenty first United States Infantry was indicted for murder in the first degree by a U S grand jury. He killed Private Johan M Lynn of the same regiment at Port Russell last Sunday and was turned over to federal authorities on Tuesday.
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Joseph
Hellar
Twenty-first
United States Infantry
Johan M. Lynn
Port Russell
Muaniker
United States
Indictments Return in Federal Case as Jury Trains in May
The grand jury returned twelve indictments against alleged federal offenses with most cases minor in character. The May term petit jury was summoned for 10 a m to begin trial. Bert T Troutt of Casper pleaded guilty to impersonating a post office employee and was sentenced to six months in Laramie County Jail after deceiving a Casper jewelry store.
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Erand
Hellar
Irleen
Wellararta
United States Court
Bert T. Troutt
Casper
Vnee
Niner
Laramie
Troutt
United States and Allies Consider Schlesweig Police Plan
Paris may 14 allied foreign ministers weigh a plan to police Schlesweig after German evacuation. An allied force could be stationed at Flensburg with units from the United States Great Britain and France along with several infantry battalions to maintain order. Mrs Jen C Murphy of Yankton is noted as South Dakota's only woman city commissioner.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of Foreign Ministers
Schlesweig
Flemsburg
United States
Great Britain
France
Jen C. Murphy
Yankton
South Dakota
Victory and Responsibility After World War I
Francis H. Sisson argues that victory carries duties for the United States including sound financial policy, private ownership, and stable labor relations. He urges prudent government action, mortgage on public works, and cooperative international economic aims to avoid bankruptcy of the nation.
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Empire
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Italy
Rome
Natron
Japan
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Clayton
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