Brief Railroad News and War Returnee
BRIEFS REPORTS OF RAILROAD NEWS AND A HOMEBOUND SOLDIER RETURN. BR Walker, from Salt Lake City, returning from three years in Cal forces, passed Cheyenne en route home. He served mainly at the front and was unharmed. Military officials expect the Eighty-ninth Division to be demobilized at Port B. Mussel. One train carried Rocky Mountain men from overseas through Cheyenne on their Warrington route yesterday. Shipping season resumes after a six week layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Walker
Locnl
Cal ‘Forces
Salt Lake City
Walker
Port B. A. Mussel
Cheyenne
Warrington
Rocky Mountain
Union Pacific Handles Large Eastbound Carloads
The Union Pacific has been handling numerous carloads of shipments eastward, showcasing heavy freight activity and robust rail traffic through the period. Local yards report sustained throughput as trade volumes move to eastern destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Paclific Las den
Irwin and Sherman Co. Officials Visit East Ogden
William Jeffers, vice president and general manager of Union Pacific, was in the city Monday from Omaha. B. Irwin of Union Pacific departed Monday night for a business trip to Ogden. Purelinserd Sherman Co involvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jeffers
Union Pacific
Omaha
B. Irwin
Ogden
John B. Morrow
Driver Flees After Central Ave Collision
Two touring cars collide at Central avenue and Twentieth street late Monday afternoon. One car suffers a broken wheel and axle. the other driver speeds away after backing from the scene. Occupants not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Twentieth Street
Weather Report Listing Temperatures and Wind Data
A morning and evening weather summary shows 6am and 6pm readings with 54 to 60 degree ranges, 69 current humidity and a southwest wind around 5S. Highest wind velocity 36 mph from the west at 2:43 pm. Precipitation totals since January 1 reach 3.70 inches, with last 24 hours recording 6 inches of rain and no snow. Otto Lewis of Pine Bluffs was in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seseas
Otto Lewis
Pine Bluffs
Accidental Gun Discharge Claims Life Of John Thomas
John Thomas aged 24 died from an accidental firearm discharge while hunting near Granite Springs dam on Sunday. He slipped while reaching for a fish, the rifle discharged into his abdomen, and he died en route to hospital. Coroner’s jury ruled death accidental. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Granite Springs
Thomas
Lewis
Douglas von Kennel
C. A. Thomas
Citizens National Bank
Access Dental
Edwards
Clyde Early
Cheyenne Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Appointments
Cor with Cheyenne reports include Corporal Frank Parkman visiting in Cheyenne en route from France, Governor Carey appointing W. W. Kingery as notary, and multiple business visitors from Chicago Omaha Missouri Valley and Cincinnati. Local ads promote auto services and Bromo Quinine.
Mothers' Meeting in Cheyenne WGTU program today
A Cheyenne WGTU mothers meeting is held at Congregational Church 206 West Nineteenth Street this afternoon from 3 to 5. Mrs C F Fisher presides over a Victrola program with devotions by Mrs BE Brace. Mrs W K Weaver will speak on war mothers of America followed by readings and a social hour. Special invitation to war mothers. Visitors include D L Hall from Rock River and Mr and Mrs John N Lenhart visiting Green River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne W. G.T. U
Congregational
West Nineteenth Street
C. F. Fisher
BE. E. Brace
W. K. Weaver
War Mothers of America
Baerresen Chosen to Design Frances W Pershing Memorial Hospital
Architect A A Baerresen is appointed to draw plans for the Frances W Pershing Memorial county hospital. He has designed and supervised four army hospitals costing nearly $200000. The appointment follows Cheyenne Commissioners meeting with Corson Martin Lacy Deming and Jam es San. Charles Holt of St Joseph visited Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Baerresen
Frances W. Pershing Memorial County Hospital
Baerresen
Ned
Samuel Corson
Martin, Lacy
W. ¢. Deming
Cheyenne
James
San
Pine Bluffs
Baseball Scores and Batteries From A Busy Standings Card
Baseball box scores and battery pairings across leagues with teams like Washington Cleveland New York Detroit Philadelphia and Brooklyn listed. Details include pitchers and catchers such as Williams Schalk Thompson Graft Picinich Morton Coveloskie ONeill Walh James Caldwell Pennock Wailers Gallia Billings Quinn and others.
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Comogbo
Bee
Washington
Tee Batteries
Williams and Schalk
Thompson, Graft and
Picinich
R. H. EF
Cleveland
Morton, Coveloskie
Oneill
Walh
James, Caldwell, Pennock and Wailers
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Castoria
Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Entaur
New York City
Irwin
Purelinserd—Sherman Co
Weather Report
Joan Thomas
City News
Frank Parkman
Biches
Wyoming
France
168Th Infantry
Ben Bellanty
Laramie
Jack A. Bristol
Fort Colline
Hobbs, Huckfeidt & Finkbiner
Victor Smith
Burns
Dan C. Donahue
Little Horse Creek
George E. Storey
Yesteray
Carey
W. W. Kingery
Worland
Garey
Gareyhurst
Earl Waxham
Plains Auto Company
R. Boort
Chicago
Mrs. O. R. Curtis
J. R. Mitchell
P. M. Oviatt
Missouri Valley
Iowa
P. K. Jensen
Extra, Iowa
Bryan Conklin
Richard Wallace
Cincinnati
Wallace
Thomas Allen
Kansas City
O. R. Athee
Odeboldt, Iowa
E. H. Reicher
Wi Grove
Ady
Kelley Mercantile Co
Societyp
D. L. Hall
Rock River
Rn. M. Fowler
Glenrock
City
John N. Lenhart
Green Hiver, Wyo
Charles Holt
St. Joseph Spen
Denver
New York
Gallia
Billings
Quinn
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boaland, Cunningtian
Kallio and
Alnsmith
Perry, Kinney and MuAvoy
He BR
Sschecorase
Amv
Plidsburg
Ecko Ee Vy Mallerieg
Henton
McCurry
Cooper Oot Susenen
Seaveseeene
Malleries
Pankard
Samiti
Amd Mines Biles
Fisher
Amd
Sir
Boston
Jfeld
Brooklyn Foote
Catone
Bremer
George P. Knight
Capitol Ave
Wyo
Cross & Hammond
South Front
Goo
Que Little
Atom Modern
East 23Rd
Ant
Theo
Mandal Wind
Waslingtom St
South
Am Vslington St
East Front
Neweubertoods
Cheyenia
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