Rink to Blame Says Loren Albright Confesses Mail Robbery
Loren S. Albright a Cheyenne Ogden mail clerk admits pilfering mail and money from registered letters. Postal inspectors Frawley and Fitch tracked the theft for a year and report $65 tied to dummy letters. Albright, arraigned before Commissioner Dan Gill, bound over to the grand jury on $1500 bond. he says drunkenness caused the act.
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Loren S. Albright
Cheyenne
Ogden
Albright
Mission Apartments
Frawley
Fitch
Laramie
Branaston
Frawley and Fitch
United States
Dan Gill
R. A. Hopkins
Dr. Johnson
Albrights
City council moves to abolish city assessor office
The council passed an ordinance abolishing the city assessor position. An examiner, Igesheimer, will audit all city accounts and report by July 1. Several budget and paving items were discussed, with bids for scavenger work reviewed and junk dealer licensing proposed. Also approved were Decoration Day parade participation and judges for the upcoming city election.
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Laughlin
Sweet
Granger
Robitaille
Shingle
Igesheimer
Schilling
Rahn
K Sweet
Greater Clevenne
M. Maitland
Sixteenth Street
Central
Eddy
Capitol Byeone
Union Pacific
Nineteenth Street
Ion
Higad Ion
North Park
G. A. BR
Council
Smith Victor Over Willard in 20-Round Bout
Smith defeated Jess Willard in a 20 round San Francisco bout. Smith opened with hard rights and lefts to the jaw, while Willard pressed the attack, focusing blows to the nose and body. The match swung with exchanges through rounds, ending with Smith delivering the decisive rally and crowd cheers.
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San Francisco
Smith
Jess Willard
Willard
Bud Anderson Stops Mandot In Twelfth Round
Bud Anderson of Vancouver Washington defeats Joe Mandot of New Orleans in the 12th round of a scheduled 20 round bout in Los Angeles. Mandot is knocked out and stopped after appearing insensible with the referee halting the fight as Mandot staggers.
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Los Angeles
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Bud Anderson
Vancouver
Wash
Mandot
Eyton
Anderson
Manufacturers urge Wilson to veto civil appropriation bill
The National Association of Manufacturers met in Detroit on May 20 and unanimously adopted resolutions urging President Wilson to veto the civil appropriation bill. The provisions would prevent funds from being used to prosecute labor unions and farmers' associations under the anti trust law.
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Detroit
Mich
National Association of Manufacturers
Wilson
Robbery Charge Against Weirs In Wyoming Case
Joseph L. Weir and wife Mildred Dearmond Weir were arrested in Houston to answer a federal indictment issued May 4 in Wyoming. They face joint charges of stealing clothing and property from Mrs. Cecil, wife of an army officer, at Fort McKenzie after Cecil left the Weirs quarters. Captain Cecil of Cheyenne aids the prosecution. A police pursuit failed to have the case dropped. Mrs. Weir is named in a divorce suit involving the chief of police’s wife.
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Houston
Texas
Joseph L. Weir
U.S. A
Mildred Dearmond Weir
Wyoming
Cecil
Myra
Weir
Galveston
Fort McKensie
Cecile
Weira
Forties
Cecil É
Cheyenne
Mra. Weir
Granite Towns Tale of a Deserted Camp
Otis Hynier recalls Granite Montana once a booming mining town with a 4000 plus population and 17 saloons. The 1893 silver collapse emptied streets, left houses and shops behind, churches spared, and a silent ridge of ruins over Philipsburg to Deer Lodge trade routes.
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Montana
Continental Divide
Philipeburg
Drummond
Mont
Philipsburg
Philipalburg
Granite
Philipaburg
Rumsey
Deer Lodge
Beller Holl
Graduation of Nurses at J Johns Hospital Shines
Seven young women graduated with honors from J Johns Hospital last evening receiving diplomas marking the successful completion of the prescribed course. Dr. J J Shingler gave the address and Dr. J Conway presented diplomas amid an ornate auditorium at Carnegie Library. A large audience of relatives witnessed the event including Miss Bernice A Anderson and others. choir and ushers added to a formal program.
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J. John
J. J. Shingler
Conway
Bernice A. Anderson
Mary Clancy
Mary Nevada Moore
Hannah Louise Olson
Annie O'Rellis
Dora Mortsheimer
Jessie M
Carnegiie Lbrary
Gortruidle Thompenon
Barbara Bon
Wilcabeth Rkiner
Evelyn
Alven
Cliffond Huimer
Archdeacon
Tray
Louiw A.deilly Adiireee
Dr. Shingler
Selertion
St. Mark's Quartet
Br Conway
Thomas Cobry
Murner Hach
Shipgler
Ble
Chailon
Florence Nightingale
Firet Dumed
California land dispute fuels uneasy Japan U S talks
Tokyo reports no war danger as Japan urges basic curative treatment of California. Arthur Bailey-Blanchard meets Baron Mikano to stress U S commitment to a friendly solution while public opinion in Japan tests restraint and calls for equal treatment. Washington awaits Tokyo steps.
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California
Japan
Torio
Arthur Bailey- Blanchard
Uiited
Emassy
Baron Mikano
United States
Japsnewe
Washington
Elemisnia
United Sates
Tokio
Batley-Blaychard
Pon
Tokla
Uottad
Midwest Oil Co Shows Big Gain
Colorado Springs May 20 The Mid-West Oil company reports April net profit of 123250.06. President Oliver F Shoup says the company’s profits for the year may reach about 1.5 million even with the new refinery not yet in operation. The first four months total 4604271. Hearly 25 percent capitalization 4 000 000. The firm opened its first refinery sixteen months ago and plans the new plant to be ready in fall. Reed, hospitalized after intestinal trouble, is reported improving.
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Colorado Srings
Mid-West Oil Company
Oliver F. Shoup
Cooper
Wyo
Euliegram
Sgt
Verner Z
Planting Bomb Plot Aims to Discredit Labor
In NHORTON May 20 an alleged conspiracy to plant dynamite aimed at discrediting organized labor was presented at the ale perlor court. W. M. Wood of the American Wolen company Frederick Adreaux and Dennis J Collie face trial for conspiring to plant the explosive. Coffing confessed his role in the plot and claimed it would earn lenient punishment if he spoke the truth. The defense questions Wood and Adreaux's involvement.
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Nhorton
Jlo Compact
Ale Perlor
W. M. Wood
American Woelen Company
Frederick Adreaux
Dennis J Collie
Lawrence
Coffing
Atteaux
Counting Ballots in Denver Delayed by Slow Count
The first election under the new form of government yielded unclear results tonight as 144 candidates contend for posts. Ballot counting proceeds slowly and is not expected to complete until tomorrow.
Republicans Delay Passage of Underwood Bill in Senate
Washington May 46 Republicans plan to delay the Underwood tariff bill in the Senate amid expected amendments. Minority leaders warned they would demand time to prepare, while talks centered on producer price impacts and a push by manufacturers to obtain public briefs on the bill's actuarial effects.
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Washington, DC
Ceratera
Biel' Oy
Hemator
Nowsneagh
Michlean
Healy
Siemens
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Rink
Loren Libright
Rgesheimer
Smith Victor
Otis Hynier
Fert Elde
Miners’ Union
Johnson
Tiwae
Japanade Amperar
Empire
Osaka Mainioh
America
Tibet
Mongolia
China
Setsurei Miyake
Kokugigaen
Midwest Oil CO
Denver
Underwood
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