Lower Rates on Insurance Asked Inspection Made
The Rocky Mountain Fire Underwriters association is finalizing a city re rating and will issue a report to all fire insurance companies. Officials George Brinemaid L A Bailey Lee Simonton assist inspector Paul Stebbins in Cheyenne with City Engineer R D Goodrich to review the water system. Mayor LaFontaine cites water service efficiency as a factor in rate reductions as reservoirs overflow and water pressure rises. An exhibit run and demonstration are planned for visiting officials early next week.
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Rocky Mountain Fire Underwriters Association
Cheyenne
Paul &. Stebbins
George B. Brinemaid
L. A. Bailey
Lee Simonton
R. D. Goodrich
R. N. LaFontaine
Remember Men Have Bodies in Church Warning
Kansas City May 25 The Presbyterian assembly heard Rev J W Lyons of Louisville urge churches to engage more with social and industrial life. A joint committee report calls for a united declaration on faith and service and stronger church involvement in community social relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Dlazek Bound Over To Court On Theft Charge
Frank Dlazek, 18, a Bohemian youth, was bound over to the district court after a hearing in Justice Edward’s court for the theft of 36 dollars from Mrs. Joseph Bartos of 615 West Seventeenth Street. He attempted to escape from Sheriff Road on April 30 near Ault while being transported from Denver to Cheyenne.
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Frank Dlazek
Mra
Joseph Bartos
West Seventeenth Street
Justice Edward's Court
Dlasek
Sheriff Road
Ault
Cheyenne
Denver
May's Hearing This Morning in Justice Houseman Court
William May charged with attempting to murder Mrs Andrew Rosenthyne will have his hearing in Justice Houseman’s court this morning at 9 o'clock. If Mrs Rosenthyne dies he faces a murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William May
Mra
Andrew Rosenthyne
Justice Houseman
Mra. Rosenthyne
Presbyterians Endorse National Prohibition in Chicago
In Chicago on May 26, Presbyterians voted to support national prohibition and backed the national administration along with the state and navy departments in promoting temperance. They urged ministers and members to quit clubs serving alcohol. The rest of the text mentions laundry ads and a quip about an eminent surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Today
National Administration
State and Navy Department
Wbers
Roosevelt Arrives Home From Brazil Tour
Col Roosevelt returns from tropical explorations aboard the steamer Aidan weighing about 60 pounds less. He shows fatigue and illness but retains his familiar spirit and smile. He experienced two chills before reaching quarantine, indicating lingering fever. Cadets and baseball at Pioneer Park on Decoration Day. admission 50 cents adults, 25 cents children.
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Colonel Roosevelt
Brazil
Aidan
Tropics
Pioneer Park
Hall found guilty of perjury by federal jury
A Denver man Hamilton B. Hall was found guilty of perjury for testimony given in a case tied to Roy Montgomery’s white slavery conviction. Judge Riper sentenced Hall to two years in a federal penitentiary and a $500 fine, with immediate custody and transport to Leavenworth pending any appeal. The jury, reportedly unanimous, deliberated from 12:30 to 2:45 p.m. The defense witness testified on Pearl Marechal’s character. A closing item notes a cow entering an Ohio village bank for milk certification.
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Robert Allison
Dolly Perry
East
Allison
Springfield
Supreme Court
MacDougall
Perry
United States District Court
Hamilton
Hall
Denver
Roy Montgomery
Riper
United States
Pan
Leavenworth
John Thomas
Gillette
Pearl Marechal
Union Depot
Varnishes Sherman Co. Warns Lazy Workers
The Sherman Company warns that varnish projects require steady effort as lax workers fail to stay productive. Officials note that even those who procrastinate may still be forced to pick up tasks to meet deadlines.
Wrong Watering Causes Poor Lawns Says Expert
Washington May 26 Bad watering is identified as a major cause of poor lawns next to droughts. A United States Department of Agriculture landscape gardener explains surface watering weakens roots, urging deep soaking with a gentle spray twice weekly to ensure moisture reaches several inches below the surface.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Reading the Baking Powder Label Protects Health
An article urges buyers in England to read baking powder labels before purchasing to avoid deleterious ingredients. Dr Wm Sedgwick, Medical Officer of Health, stresses safety and efficiency in choosing food products for delicate stomachs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sedgwick
City of
Was
Oes
England
Strong water power damages lawn beyond neglect
A fragment notes that removing something with strong water power leads to more disaster than leaving the lawn alone, implying inadvertent harm from the method used.
Puts Lost Buzz Wagon in Barn
Carl Beckle of Durham reports to police that a motorcycle left beside the Union Pacific fence near Archer for three or four days has been moved to his home three miles east of Archer north of the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Beckle
Durham
Union Pacific
Archer
Man’s hosiery ritual defies seating on floor
An observed habit notes a man never sits on the floor while putting on his hosiery, described as a curious but harmless personal quirk.
Fire damages small theater incendaries at Orpheum
A fire discovered at 4 yesterday morning in the Orpheum theatre was quickly put out by the fire department with little damage. Investigators found papers piled in the orchestra pit set ablaze. smoke alerted roomers above and led to emergency calls. Entrance was from the rear alley. no clue to the arson could be found.
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Orpheum Theatre
Roomer Savings
Funeral for Edward Sutton Held at Gleason Chapel
The funeral of Edward Sutton who died in St. John's hospital after gall stone surgery was held in Gleason chapel yesterday afternoon. Interment followed at the city cemetery.
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Edward Sutton
St. John’s Hospital
Gleason Chapel
Right to Earn High Cost of Living Asserted
A fragment declares that the world grants every man a right to earn the high cost of living, reflecting economic discourse on wages and living standards.
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Dlazek
May
Presbyterians
Dork
Col. Roosevelt
Ohio
The
Sherman Co
Orpheum
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