Rotary committee repudiates Fraser immorality charges
Cheyenne Wyoming May 21 1949 the Rotary club appointed committee finds Major Fraser's charges of immorality in Cheyenne were exaggerated and unjustified. The report notes Fraser left town amid public indignation and did not return as promised after five weeks. The committee cites limited police protection and ongoing vice in a city section but contends the charges were unfounded.
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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
Nineteenth Street
Thames Street
A. Russell
State Hatcheries Plant Large Numbers of Trout
Fish Commissioner John J Lenihan of Laramie reported in the city that state hatcheries have achieved excellent success this year in raising young fish and large numbers have been planted.
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John J Lenihan
Laramie
Spring Fever and Common Sense Remedy Advertisement
A reader warns against accepting spring fatigue as fate and urges a full course of a tonic. The letter touts Folby Gathurtle Tublela as a cure for biliousness headaches sour stomach gas dyspepsia and related discomforts.
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Unk
Baseball headlines amid rain linger in night notes
Fragmentary sports blotter mentions Cincinnati New York rain delays and references teams and players Boston Philadelphia and St. Louis. Odds and names appear garbled with several battery and pitching pairings listed in a scattered fashion.
Patchy OCR sports and trades notes across cities
Fragmented list mentions cities New York Chicago Boston Cleveland Philadelphia and Detroit. Names Morton O Neill Sherman Co Seibold Maylor Perkins and others appear with batteries window glass and fixtures. Lacks coherent event or outcome.
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Cleveland W
Philadelphia
Morton
Reed Buys Cows For Wyoming Farmers Seasoned agent purchases cattle for Sheridan area
Earle G. Reed, ex agricultural agent for Laramie county, now with Burlington as western lines agent, is in Cheyenne preparing for a successor. He just returned from Wisconsin dairy country with five carloads of Holstein cows for Sheridan Campbell and Weston counties and will depart 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 Shantung Peace Policy
In Tokyo on May 24 a group of Jewish students and others signed a resolution written in their own blood. The document urged a return to Lido to protest the peace conference decision on Shantung and against Japan’s alleged 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 41 for not sending his son Henry Arthur Harter to school. The boy had been absent continually, and the father was ordered to explain the delinquency to the court.
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Harter
Henry Harter
Edwards
Henry Arthur Harter
Governor Carey Heads to Douglas for War Service Tribute
Governor Robert D. Carey departs tonight for Douglas to attend a tribute honoring Converse county men who served in the American forces during World War II. The event marks local veterans and is part of the war service celebration.
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Robert D. Carey
Douglas
Converse County
Germany
Seven Convicted In Swainson's Tribunal
Twelve ARCS mostly involving drunkenness were heard by Jude Swainson in the city court yesterday. L. Th. pleaded not guilty to vagrancy after a later litafing. He was found guilty and sentenced to sixty days in city jail. H. C. Cashtop missed court and his case was continued. T. Raefels, F. A. Nye, James Taylor, D. Wolf, and Edward Watson pleaded guilty to drunkenness and were fined 25 dollars each. A Amoralia, a Mexican, was found guilty of carrying concealed weapons and fined 40 dollars.
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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 Weekday and Weekend Meeting
Wyoming residents plan gatherings at Wheat Growers Hotel Wednesday and Saturday. Organizers invite locals to join discussions and activities highlighting community issues and regional agriculture.
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Wheat Growers Hotel
Wyoming
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Sherman Co
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Chas. B. Bailey Agency
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Swainson
Cross & Hammond
Merchants Fire Insurance Co
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