Rotary Committee Finds Fraser Immorality Charges Exaggerated
Cheyenne Wyoming May 21 1949 the Rotary committee reports Major Fraser of the War Department law enforcement made uncouth charges of immorality that they deem grossly exaggerated and unjustified. The committee notes Fraser left Cheyenne quickly and did not return as promised five weeks later. They find bootlegging prostitution and other vices exist but no greater than in similar cities. They urge improved police protection in the area south of Nineteenth Street and West of Thames Street.
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Cheyenne
Major Fraser
Law Enforcement Division
War Department
Rotary Club
Fraser
Praser
Greyenne
Thomas P. Pahey
G. P. Johnston
Wyo
Cheyenne Notary Club
Wyoming
Prager
P. W. Davison
Ft. D
Fallalion
Nineteenth Street
Thames Street
A. Russell
State Plants Large Numbers of Trout
Fish Commissioner John J Lenihan of Laramie said state hatcheries have had excellent success in raising young fish this year and large numbers have been planted in the streams.
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John J Lenihan
Laramie
Spring Fever and Common Sense in Health Advice
A reader argues that feelings of heaviness and laziness in spring are not incurable. Instead, a full course of home remedies like Carter’s Little Liver Pills can relieve biliousness headaches sour stomach and dyspepsia, with a note on digestive comfort.
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Unk
Baseball notes from rain soaked games and player names
Fragmentary baseball items mention Cincinnati New York rain delays and batteries Packard Adams Ames Tuero Snyder Dell Hatteries Ragan Novilhrop Piling Wilson Cooper Sweeney with scattered team references and unclear outcomes. The text reads like a clipped sports page with multiple names and partial city abbreviations.
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Philadelphia
St. Lauia
Kein
Packard and Adams
Horseman
Ames ,Tuero, Snyder
Dell Howler
Boston
Ragan, Novilhrop
Piling and
Wilson
Cooper and Sweeney
Unclear OCR Sports Scores Mention Battery Makers
Fragmented lines list teams and names across cities including New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia and Cleveland. It appears to reference batteries and window glass makers with multiple surnames and abbreviations, but no readable event or outcomes.
Reed Buys Cows For Wyoming Farmers
Earle G. Reed, former Laramie county agricultural agent, now Burlington agricultural agent west of the Mississippi, stays in Cheyenne at the county surveyor’s office. After a Wisconsin dairying trip he bought five car loads of Holstein cows for Sheridan, Campbell and Weston counties, and plans to leave for Denver Friday morning.
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Earle G. Reed
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Mr. Reed
The
Burlington
Mississippi River
Railway Exchange
Denver
Wisconsin
Sheridan
Campbell
Weston
Reet
Chinese Students Sign Blood Pledge Over Peace Conference
In Tokio on May 24 a group of Chinese students penned a blood signature pledge protesting the peace conference decision on Shantung. They called for return to Lido to protest the outcome and opposed Japan’s ambitions in China.
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Tokio
Lido
Shantung
Japan
China
Harter Fined For School Delinquency of His Young Son
Henry Harter was sentenced by Judge Edwards to pay a fine of 84 for failing to send his son Henry Arthur Harter to school. The boy’s continual absence prompted the court to require the father to explain the delinquency.
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Harter
Henry Harter
Edwards
Henry Arthur Harter
Governor Carey Heads to Douglas for War Heroes Event
Governor Robert D. Carey will depart tonight for Douglas to attend a celebration honoring Converse county men who served in the American forces during the war in Germany. The notice appears in a local item with contact phone 661.
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Robert D. Carey
Douglas
Converse County
Germany
Seven Convicted In Swainson's Tribunal
Twelve ARCS mainly for drunkenness were heard by Jude Swainson in city court yesterday. L. Th. pleaded not guilty to vagrancy. after a litafing he was found guilty and sentenced to sixty days in city jail. T. Raefels, F. A. Nye, James Taylor, D. Wolf, and Edward Watson pleaded guilty to drunkenness and were fined $25 each. A Amoralia, a Mexican, was found guilty of carrying concealed weapons and fined $40.
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Jude Swainson
L. Th
H. ¢. Cashtop
T. Raefels
F. A. Nye
James Taylor
D. Wolf
Edward Watson
A. Amoralia
Wheat Growers Hotel Hosts Wyoming Guests This Week
Wheat Growers Hotel announces events Wednesday and Saturday as Wyoming visitors arrive, inviting locals to attend. Community leaders highlight strong turnout and cross state interest in the gathering.
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Wheat Growers Hotel
Wyoming
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Rotary Committee
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Washington D. C
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Shaw
Pieinieh
Detroit
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Ainsinjih
Caldwell
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Sehang
Walters
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Sherman Co
Reed
Py Associated Press
Chas. B. Bailey Agency
Carey
Swainson
Cross & Hammond
Merchants Fire Insurance Co
Capitol Ave
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