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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1918
Page
10
Daylight Robbery in Lander Store
Bernard Reid, 36, is accused of a bold daylight theft at the Lander Jewelry Co in Lander Wyoming stealing eleven diamond rings valued around 500 dollars. He was arrested in Riverton with some rings found in his possession and faces grand larceny charges with a May 26 trial date set in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
Wyo
Bernard Reid
Lander Jewelry Co
Longenbecker
Agaimst Reid
Reid
Ripper
Mr. Ripper
Gaylord
Marshal Boland
Alreaty
Lingle beatings center on anti German sentiment riot
In Torrington Wyoming on May 20 four men Ed McDonald H M Flot Edgar Tonkin and Winfred Kenig drunkenly assaulted farmer Fred Greenwaldt mistaking him for pro German. They forced him to buy war bonds then jailed him in Torrington before charges of riot were filed against the quartet. Greenwaldt later bought war savings stamps and sought counsel from Liberty loan officials. The case end status remains unresolved with several defendants facing trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosten County
Torrington
Wyo
Booge
Fred Greenwald
Lingle
Ed McDonald
H. M. Flot
Edgar Tonkin
Winfred Kenig
Greenwaldt
Liberty Bonds
Connelly
Lingle Supply Co
Torrigion
McDonald
Secret Service
Groupwaldt
Jorney Bever
Bryan
Londwich
Sherman
Trosper
Kirk
Rooster Seeks Exemption From Wartime Culling
Harry Mathewson a Johnstown farmer seeks exemption for an old Plymouth Rock rooster. He argues the bird’s maternal instincts and ongoing nest duty qualify as war work, despite federal calls to slaughter roosters to conserve grain. A. L. Anderson, a federal poultry expert, has urged widespread culling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mathewson
Johnstown
A. L. Anderson
Plymouth Rock
Anderson
Mathewson
Swedes Hold Loyalty Meeting in Cody Wyoming
In Cody Park county Scandinavians plan a patriotic meeting in the basement of the Cody Methodist church on Tuesday evening. Organizers include A B Largen Roy Holm Algott Johnson and Eric Erickson. Speakers invited include S A Nelson B C Peterson Rev F W Bretnall and L L Newton with music by Dorothy Waples. The group aims to form a patriotic club to aid World War efforts and promote world peace. Attendance is expected despite farm season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wyo
Park County
Cody Methodist Church
A. B. Largen
Roy Holm
Aigott Johnson
Eric Erickson
S. A. Nelson
B. C. Peterson
Powell
G. A. Holm
F. W. Bretnall
Algott Johnson
L. L. Newton
Dorothy Waples
United States
U.S. and Fremont Co Build New Road
Federal officials and C. A. Poole forest supervisor push a plan to spend 180,900 dollars to improve the Lander Yellowstone Park road under a Fremont county agreement. Lander becomes eastern terminus. Dubois to be temporary. A single track highway with doubles at turns and heavy-traffic points, linking Meadow to the park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Poole
Lander
Yellowstone Park
Fremont County
Dubois
Pubols
Dicye Ipiu
Fair Shay
Lander An
Cheyenne Soldier Wed in California Romance
A Cheyenne soldier, Corp Ben Gorril of M Battery, 3d Artillery, Camp Fremont, married Miss Anna Doody of Cheyenne under Father J. J. Bullivan in California. The couple began their romance nearly a year ago when Gorril was stationed in Cheyenne and met his bride to be during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocheyenne
Calefornia
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. J. Bullivan
Holy Bonde Corp
Ben Gorril
M Battery
Rd Artillery
Wremwont
Anna Doody
Redwood
Local births and community notices mix in Cheyenne column
Cheyenne area notes celebrate birth of six babies to the McGough family and share visits and departures of residents and guests from Denver, Laramie, El Paso and beyond. Social events include a farewell for K K Hagstrom, a Swedish lodge gathering, and a Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting plus Johnson Parent TeachersAssociation activities with student performances and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McGough
House Street
W. A Donstr
L. H. Brown
Helen
Nash
Mra. Hunt
Catharine Kinport
Denver
Joseph Rich
Amall
Marie
Saratoga
Wyo
Zeigler
California
Leo Fitegerald
Laramie
Lottie Cowell
Cheyenne
Army Officers’ Training School
el Paso
Tex
Theodore Anderson
Nels Nelsons
East Tenth Street
Indianapolis
Anna Gordon Union
Lester Garten
East Ninth Street
Bretton Barn
van Lennon Street
AL Haggatrom
Haggetroil
Charles. Johnson
John Engstrom
Oscar Weitz
Louis Swanson
Gerald
Emil Oslund
Hagestrom
Iilccesd
Swedish Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Mids Amends
Enestrom
Thur
Olfth Street
Liding
Johnson Parent-Teachers'association
Johnson
James Blamey
Misa Lilian Blamey
Cache Sam
Gladys Wallace
Daddy Ane
Oust-Poulos
Poulos
Fragments Describe Ongoing Work Items in Report
The text lists six fracture pillows four Afghans three chosen handkerchiefs four dozen napkins and mentions additional articles still in progress.
Pine Bluffs elects officials pledging saloon closure
In Pine Bluffs Wyoming May 20 the city elected C. R. Buschow as mayor with 69 votes. N A Elliott had 24 write in. Councilmen elected were J. B. Coordt 104 votes and Wayne Whaley 101. Others drew single votes for councilmen. The winners vow to close saloons and defend their pledge against former officials, urging clean town standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Tugeday
Ucket
C. R. Buschow
N. A. Elliott
Baling
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Pine Bluffs Stands as Live Town Under New Mayor
The article endorses Pine Bluffs continuing as a vibrant town led by the new mayor and city council. It emphasizes the community’s pride in calling Pine Bluffs home and maintaining its identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluffs
Vast U S Land Has 60 Million Acres Water Covered
The Geological Survey notes about 60,000,000 acres in the United States are largely water covered. The land area views as a country larger than Great Britain and Ireland when water bodies are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
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Schloss Bros
George W. Daiber
Lander Store
U.S. and Freemont Co
Fletcher
Castoria
Brother
Sone
Cheyenne Tr
Vlaal
Myo
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