City News in Brief Highlights from Cheyenne Visitors
Local notes record visitors and daily activities in Cheyenne and towns nearby. Names include Lula Vaden from Hanna, B J Plunkett from Burns, Jeff Roy Kivett a Cheyenne guest, Paul Gustafson from Chugwater, CF Rugg from Wheatland, Fred G Baillie of Laramie, and James Gwenn of Laramie among others. Incoming and departing locals are listed with brief travel or business mentions.
Inspector Finlaywen Visits City for Union Pacific
Charles Finlaywen, general car inspector for the Union Pacific, was in the city yesterday.
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Charles Finlaywen
The
Union Pacific
Officials travel notes from state centers and cities
State workers Mil and PF Davis returned from Lartmie and Douglas respectively while Guy Hoover of Torrington attended a capital area business yesterday. Dr Hansen and wife drove from Burns to the city. Joe Cahill of the Frontier committee heads to Denver this morning and Adolph Braunschweig departed for Chicago.
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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 112 pound lad wears the Lord Lonsdale light flyweight title belt emblematic of the title. Although Jimmy Wilde is recognized as England's flyweight champion he is busy.
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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. T Paul Wilcox resigned to accept the deputy attorney general post in Wyoming. Judge
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Corker Doran
First Judicial District
T. Paul Wilcox
Wyoming
Mentaer and Neportér Doran Patrol Districts
Mentaer and Neportér Doran have been in the northern part of the district for several days. The report notes ongoing activity and presence by these figures in that area.
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Mentaer
Neportér Doran
Delayed Casing Accident Halts Glen Terat Well
Casper Wyoming May 14 The Glen terat well suffered a mishap when a string of casing dropped several feet causing about 600 feet of pipe to collapse with fragments at the bottom of the 9000 foot hole The accident resulted from slipping tongs while the stein was pulled and will likely delay well completion.
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Casper
Wyo
Glenterat
Merchant Patrol Officer Fined Ten Dollars for Assault
Frank Weigman, a merchants' patrol officer, was arraigned before Justice Edwards on a charge of assaulting Ernest Brower of the Twenty first Infantry at the carnival grounds near Fort Hassell. The court ordered a fine of ten dollars 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 Capital Offense
Private Joseph Hellar of Company I Twenty first United States Infantry is indicted for murder in the first degree by a U S grand jury. The charge arises from the killing of Private Johan M Lynn at Port Russell last Sunday and Hellar was turned over to federal civil authorities on Tuesday.
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Joseph
Hellar
Twenty-first
United States Infantry
Johan M. Lynn
Port Russell
Muaniker
United States
Jury probes federal crimes as twelve more indictments filed
The grand jury returned thirteen indictments against alleged offenders under federal law with most offenses minor. The May term petit jury was summoned for trial at 10 o clock. Bert T. Troutt of Casper pleaded guilty to impersonating a post office inspector and drew six months in Laramie county jail after a Casper jewelry store scam.
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Erand
Hellar
Irleen
Wellararta
United States Court
Bert T. Troutt
Casper
Vnee
Niner
Laramie
Troutt
United States AidsPolicing Schleswig Plan Considered
Paris May 14 Allied foreign ministers discuss a plan to deploy an allied force at Flensburg to police Schleswig after German evacuation. The force would include U S British and French troops plus several infantry battalions to maintain order in the territory. Mrs Jen C Murphy of Yankton is noted as the only woman city commissioner in South Dakota.
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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 duties after war and the economic future
Francis H. Sisson argues postwar responsibility includes sustaining private ownership, continuing loans to allies, and addressing vast domestic needs. He cites burdens of government debt, rail and utility securities maturing in 1919, and calls for prudent labor relations, government-business cooperation, and a return to private initiative while noting international examples from Britain France Italy and Japan.
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Ralironda
Federal Employment Bureau
McAdes
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
England
Empire
Rome
Natron
Trade Commissions
United States Chamber of Commerce
Clayton
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Lula Vaden
Hanna
B. J. Plunkett
White
Plains Hotel
Jeff
Roy Kivett
Little Norre Creek
Darvers
Gary
City
Chue
Paul Gustafson
Chugwater
Hols, Huckfeldt
Winkbiner
Rugg
Wheatland
Chas. J. Anderson
Plains Auto Company
Olt
Cheyenne
Fred G. Baillie
Mire SU Lehme
ShArman Ts
Open & m
Ames (Iwen
D.E. McEwen
Pordio
Busnose
Neof paints—Sherman Co
L. Loeffler
Bud Waltman
J. J. McGuteleon
Chas
Nion
Cheyonne
Anil
Mr and Mere
Thomas of
Lareamie
Mre
Albrecht
Weir Hone
Wheat Growers Hotel
Whal Growers
Richard Winger
Jackson's Hole
Marry Wiener
Jackson
E. Armstrong
Harry Mahan
Curtis
J. Lever
the Plains
Harry W. Garne
Morgan
T. A, Andrews
Lite Hiorse Creek
Hariea
Jutia
Ronvalig
Henman
Lnblati
Lmmigration
Mil
Lartmie
Adolph Braunschweig
Chicago
Sid Smith
Special Office
U.S
Bellar
Fort Russell
Schleswig
A. I. T. A. Lodge
S. H
S. H. Care Leader
Shang Hai Restaurant
W. W
Carey Ave
Yleans Responsibilitye
Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Eplaica
Washington
Pamey
Tng
Harbor
America
Rosman Ia
Americas
Wah
Port Hue
Canada