Cheyenne Fire Insurance Rates Under Review
The Rocky Mountain Fire Underwriters Association completes a city re rating with officials Brinemaid Bailey Simonton inspecting Cheyenne. City Engineer Goodrich joins to review the water system while Mayor LaFontaine notes higher pressure may cut rates. An exhibit run and demonstration are planned for visiting officials.
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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 Declares Presbyterian Assembly
In Kansas City on May 25 the general assembly of the Sothern Presbyterian Church heard Rev J H Lyons urge the church to embrace social and industrial life alongside spiritual work. The joint committee report called for a united declaration on faith and service to advance community relations and public life.
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Kansas City
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Dlazek Bound Over To Court For Theft
Frank Dlazek, 18, a Bohemian youth, was bound over to the district court after a hearing in Justice Edwards court on charges of stealing 36 dollars from Mrs Joseph Bartos of 615 West Seventeenth street. He allegedly attempted to escape from Sheriff Road on April 30 near Ault while being transported to Cheyenne from Denver.
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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 Today in Justice Houseman Court
William May, charged with attempted murder of Mrs. Andrew Rosenthyne, will have his hearing in Justice Houseman's court this morning at 9 o'clock. If Mrs. Rosenthyne dies, the charge will be murder.
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William May
Mra
Andrew Rosenthyne
Justice Houseman
Mra. Rosenthyne
Presbyterians Endorse National Prohibition in Chicago
In Chicago on May 26, members of the Presbyterian church declared support for national prohibition and backed the national administration state and navy in the temperance drive. They urged ministers and members to withdraw from clubs serving alcohol and called for action against drinkdispensing venues.
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Chicago
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Today
National Administration
State and Navy Department
Wbers
Roosevelt Returns from Brazil Voyage Aboard Steamer
Col Roosevelt arrives home from Brazilian explorations and poses for photographers on the steamer Aidan. He weighs about 60 pounds less, shows a lean neck and slender back, and bears a tropical tan. He suffered two chills before 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 Guilty on Perjury Charge After Jury Verdict
A U S district court jury found Hamilton B E Hall of Denver guilty of perjury for his testimony on behalf of Roy Montgomery in a white slavery case. Judge Roper sentenced Hall to two years in a federal penitentiary and a $500 fine. he was turned over to marshals for transport to Leavenworth, pending appeal. The verdict was reportedly unanimous after a morning of testimony.
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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 The Sherman Co
Varnishes. The Sherman Co remarks that even some lazy men may get busy but the problem is they do not stay productive.
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The
Sherman Co
Wrong Watering Causes Poor Lawns, Says U S Gardener
Washington May 26 Bad watering causes many poor lawns says the landscape gardener from the United States department of agriculture. He urges deep root growth through six to twelve hour gentle sprays and soaking once or twice weekly. He warns against surface watering and hawkish evening streams.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Read the Label When Buying Baking Powder
A health official stresses choosing safe food items and warns baking powder labels matter. The notice underscores that some powders may harm delicate stomachs, urging readers to prefer reputable brands and inspect ingredients before purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sedgwick
City of
Was
Oes
England
Lawn Power Washes Bring Disastrous Results
A terse report notes that applying a power wash to the lawn led to more disaster than leaving it untouched, suggesting unintended damage or safety concerns from the cleaning method.
Lost Buzz Wagon Retrieved From Rail Right Of Way
Carl Beckle of Durham reported to police that a motorcycle left near the Union Pacific right of way by Archer for three or four days was moved to his barn three miles east of Archer north of the tracks.
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Carl Beckle
Durham
Union Pacific
Archer
Man’s Hosiery Habit Sparks On Floor Seating Oddity
A terse observation notes that a man avoids sitting on the floor while donning hosiery, highlighting a curious ritual and its practical reasoning.
Fire in Orpheum Theatre Shortly Extinguished
A fire discovered at 4 o'clock yesterday morning in the Orpheum theatre was quickly put out by the fire department with minimal damage. Investigators found papers piled in the orchestra pit in front of the stage had been set alight. No clue as to the arsonist.
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Orpheum Theatre
Roomer Savings
Edward Sutton Laid To Rest In City Cemetery
The funeral for Edward Sutton who died at St. John's hospital after gall bladder 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
World owes every man a right to earn the high living
A statement asserting that all people deserve the opportunity to secure a fair standard of living. It argues for economic rights as a foundation of justice and social policy.
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Dlazek
May
Presbyterians
Dork
Col. Roosevelt
Ohio
Orpheum
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