Fifteen Cheyenne Leaders Lead Hospital Fund Drive
Fifteen leading Cheyenne men agreed at a Plains hotel luncheon to act as team captains for a $100,000 Memorial Hospital Drive. An auxiliary women’s group will canvass the city, with Rotary, banks, Legion, Chamber of Commerce and physicians among the anticipated teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne
Plains Hotel
Win
Mullen
Ladies’ S Hospital Aid Society
Bishop Thomas
Thomas
Judie Lacey
C. C. Dustin
Rotary
Rotarians
American Legion
Physicians
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Tall
Dirigible Overhead Highlights Progress From 1831 to Now
A navy dirigible over New York contrasts 1881 transport methods with today's advances. The 1831 Dewitt Clinton locomotive, built at West Point foundry, first ran Albany to Schenectady in 1 hour 45 minutes, then 38 minutes on a wood-fueled run six weeks later. Campaign day luncheons list political figures and supporters including Dr. Peter Appel and J. A. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt Clinton
New York City
New York Central Terminal
New York State
Weat Point
Albany
Schenectady
Cheyenne Prepares for Air Mail Field and Hangars
Cheyenne plans use of city grading machinery to prepare a 1200 by 1000 yard landing field larger than 600 yard square specs. Colon el Bigelow notes canvas hangars will be erected temporarily until war department hangars arrive. Postmaster Hans says maps have been sent to Washington showing field location. He claims the landing field is eight minutes from the post office by car and outlines limited obstructions along Pioneer and Randall avenues. Hangars will house three planes with rooms for incoming, outgoing, and emergency flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Russell
War Department
Bigelow
Cheyenne
Omata
William G. Ilans
Washington
Gheyenne
Mr. Hans
Air
Chicago
Pioneer Avenue
Randall Avenue
Randall
Pioneer
Federal Street
Denver
Air Mall Service
Haas
Denver Post
Aly Mail
Early Oregon returns show Johnson leading in several counties
In Miltonomah county four precincts reported shallow results with Johnson 84 Wood 24 Hoover 14 Lowden 12. Lynn county four precincts incomplete favor Wood 19 Johnson 17. Wasco county four precincts incomplete favor Johnson 27 Wood 18. In New York George Miller of Parral mining firm held for ransom but staying as guest of Villa in Chihuahua until May 20. De la Huerta named provisional president of Mexico per Nuevo Laredo garrison report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Multonomah
Johnson
Wood
Hoover
Lowden
Lynn County
Wasco County
New York
George Miller
Alvarado Mining & Milling Company
Parral
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Villa
United States
Carranza Declared Out by Mexican Supreme Court Chief
A Monterey dispatch reprinted by El Porvenir states Francisco Gonzalez chief magistrate of the Mexican supreme court issued a manifesto declaring Carranza ceased to be president on May 5 after disavowing the powers of the union and the republic's constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Laredo
Tex
el Porvenir
Monterey
Mexico City
Francisco Gonalez
Mexican Supreme Court
Mexico
Air mail service to begin with field and hangars ready
The speaker states the route is assured and directs preparations. A field and hangars are to be ready, signaling the start of air mail operations. The focus is on logistical readiness and forward planning for a new mail service.
Opium Den Raided by Cheyenne Police Five Arrested
Night Sergeant Jack McFka led a Cheyenne police raid on Pioneer avenue near Sixteenth Street revealing a Chinatown opium den. Officers found opium, scale, pipes, cooking lamp, and yen shee products. Five Chinese men Jim Sing Yee Sam Dick Wah Leo Foy and Lou Sing were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McFka
Cheyenne
Chinatown
Pioneer Avenue
Fifteenth
Jim Sing
Yee
Sam
Dick .Wah
Leo Foy
Lou Sing
Diamonds Found in United States Spark Geological Hope
US Geological Survey geologists say undiscovered diamond mines may exist in the United States as demand rises with declining South African sources. Reports cite a 1906 Arkansas finder of five thousand diamonds, a 1887 Indiana discovery of two carats, and multiple Indiana finds in twenty years. Larger stones include a 28 8 4 carat find in 1855 and a 21 3 4 carat stone from Wisconsin in 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Geological Survey
United States
Arkansas
Indiana
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Aother
J. Pierpot Morgan
Walt
Diamonds reported scattered across states dating to 1942 in Illinois
Sporadic diamond finds traceable to a farmer’s plow in Illinois in 1942. Diamonds have been found intermittently in South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee, Idaho, Texas, Montana, Arizona and California. Geologists theorize the gems originated in matrix beds of the Appalachian and Rocky Mountain regions. Authorities caution such mother lodes may remain hidden, with a discovery akin to South Africa possible at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Idaho
Texas
Montana
Arizona
California
Appalachian
Rocky Mountain
South Africa
One Pleads Guilty And Several Trial Dates Set
Pritchett of Cody pleaded guilty to manufacturing wine contrary to law before Judge Riner and was fined 800 dollars. Others scheduled for trial include Daniel O Gonnell for robbery of the American Express company on May 28 with W B Ross as counsel, Richard Nose for embezzlement of the US mail on June 2, and Putman Warden and Bennett for Harrison drug act violations on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilty
S.ee
Pritchett
Cody
United States District Court
Riner
Daniel O'Gonnell
American Express Company
W. B. Ross
Richard Nose
United States Mail
Rawlins
Wyo
Putman
Warden
Bennett
Attack on Washington congestion targets 30 gateways
Washington dispatch reports the American Railway Association will form 30 gateway committees to dig freight cars from massed congestion and ensure rapid forwarding. The move supplements the Interstate Commerce Commission order for drastic rerouting and equipment pooling to relieve nationwide transport delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Railway Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Meat Supply Threat Over Refrigerated Car Quota
Chicago May 21. An immediate constriction of the nation's meat supply is threatened by a reduced quota of refrigerator cars allotted to packing companies by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Thomas E. Wilson president of the Institute of American Meat Packers stated for American packing companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter-State Commerce .Commission
Thomas E. Wilson
Institute of American Meat Packers
American Packing Companies
Wyoming Corriedales Ship to Japan for Blood Improvement
Wyoming Corriedale sheep from F. S. King’s ranch are to be delivered to Japan as government property. Dr. Issa Tanimura, Japanese livestock commissioner, arranges purchase and plans to use the King flock as a nucleus at a model farm near Tokyo to improve Japan’s sheep stock. He notes fewer than 5,000 sheep remain in the empire and promises rapid import of American cattle and horses as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
F. S. King
Japan
Nippon
Issa Tanimura
King Ranch
Tokio
Tanimura
Thief Abandons Bicycle Stolen at Gentral School
A bicycle stolen from Shelby Thompson at Gentral school was recovered yesterday morning and returned to the owner. The thief abandoned the machine on Fifteenth Street and Pioneer Avenue after the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentral School
Shelby Thompson
Fifteenth Street
Pioneer Avenue
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Frances Pershing
Empire State
Peter Appel
Harry B. Henderson, Jr
A. D. Walton
J. H. Walton
M. A. Kline
Max W. Ball
A.D. Johnston
W. W. Dunn
Thomas Hunter
J. A. Reed
Edward Storey
Geo. IW. Gilland
G. L. Strader
W. &. Dinneen
Jacob P. Sherman
Warren Richardson
G. P. Johnston
Ees Bhay
Oregon
Damon
Yonur
Corriedales
Dildine Garage CO
New City and County Building
Marchick & Sons
Munson
Edmund
U.S
Ners Suis
Men
Es and
Val
Lisle
Berg’s
Italan Seblli