Weather Bureau Chief Invents Meteorograph Instrument
Prof. Charles F. Marvin heads the Weather Bureau in inventing a self recording meteorograph. The device rises with a box kite and records upper air conditions at altitude for forecasts and aviation guidance. Kite systems at six stations use multiple kites. one line broke free entangling a field mule but the instrument remained unharmed.
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Charles F. Marvin
United States Weather Bureau
Georgia
Villa Declares War Amid Mexican Rebel Movements
Gen Francisco Villa has declared war in Chihuahua and Coahuila challenging the provisional government forces to eject him from his mountain fastness Advices from revolutionary headquarters say Villa commands 2000 to 4000 men and could mobilize up to 13000 in Chihuahua and over 20000 across Mexico Provisional Governor Tomas Gameros announced that 2000 troops left Chihuahua City to pursue Villa.
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Francisco Villa
State of
Chihuahua
Tomas Gameros
Chihuahua City
Villa
San Antonio
Tex
Coahuila
Villista
Mexico
Prison transfer eyed in illicit drug case involving Chinese suspects
Continued from Page Foy and Louie Sing, the defendants may be moved from the city jail to the county jail as United States prisoners are typically kept there. Williams represents the department of justice in drug cases, and Immigration Inspector Mansfield of Denver may also pursue charges against the Chinese when others finish.
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Foy
Louie Sing
United States
Williams
Department of Justice
Mansfield
Denver
German immigrant Ot Braunschweig dies after illness
No. 4 critically sick when he returned to his home here about a week ago. Cheyenne has had few residents more popular with a city wide acquaintanceship than Otto Braunschweig who came here 27 years ago from his birth place in Germany and a few years later was active in the community.
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Cheyenne
Otto Braunschweig
Germany
Ulrich
John Klett
Braunschweig
Braunschweig Gauff partner obituary and town notes
Otto Braunschweig and William Gauff, German-born partners in a thriving local firm, were renowned for charity and patriotism during wartime. Braunschweig died at 43, survived by wife Elizabeth, daughter Rosalie, two brothers, a sister in Denver, and relatives in Germany. wife Mary Ulrich at bedside. The piece also notes Wyoming alumni events and Y M C A conference plans with numerous attendees.
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Elizabet
Cher
Rosalie
Braunschweig
William
Billy) Gauff
California
Germany
United States
Gauff
Red Cross
Otto Baunschweig
Mr. Braunschweig
Stephan
Willhelm
Mary Ulrich
Denver
University of Wyoming
Estes Park
Wilmer Stevens
Cheyenne
Edward Deming
Powell
William Featherstone
Douglas
Arthur Lauter
Kemmerer
Sam Light
Gozat
Neb
Robert Pierce
Jireh
Charlie Young
Green River
Clarence Rue
Arthur McWhinnie
Alfred Sabin
Node
Ben Love
Valparaiso
Walter Watson
Wyoming
Cheyenne Debates Sewer Bond Sales Amid Market Woes
The bond market for Cheyenne’s sewer project shows discouraging offers with officials split on timing. One source urges delaying sale until demand improves, while Mayor Taylor argues sewer needs justify selling at prevailing bids.
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Cheyenne
Taylor
Bond bids come from outside city institutions
Premiums were extremely low and the bidder identities were not disclosed beyond noting all three bids originated from institutions outside the city.
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Pago
Piazza
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
The
Alumni Association
LU Swiayys
Victory
Franklin
New York
Boston
Indianapolis
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Montreal
Waterloo
Lovejoy Franklin
W. Seventeenth St
Cheyenne, Wyoming
M. C. Carr
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