Memorial Day Observances With City Wide Closings
Memorial Day events honor soldiers dead with a parade led by Fort Russell troops and addresses by Judge William C. Mentzer and Adjutant General McCoy. City, county and state offices close Monday, with schools and churches participating in a Decoration Day observance.
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G. A. BR
Herbert S. Wadley
Missouri
University of Colorado
William C. Mentzer
The
American Legion
Vivia A. B. Henderson
Fort Russell
Legion
Campfire
Boy Scouts
Union Pacific Band
Cheyenne
I. S. Bartlett
J. J. Brookhart
A. A. Mahar
Dean Govert
William Stultz
James Hartman
T. J. McCoy
A. S. Jessup
Harry B. Henderson, Jr
Leslie A. Miller
Arthur Parker
Tom Castle
A. R
J. Hartman
Mary Cassidy
G. I. Fisher
Little Blue Squad
Eleanor Burnett
Harry Henderson, Jr
Flanders Field
Frances Mentzer
Gol
Leslie Miller
Internal Revenue
Death Penalty For Saxony Leader In Exile
Max Hoelz, once a Reds leader in Saxony, is slated for trial in Germany on warlike crimes after fleeing with plunder to Czecho Slovakia. Extradition is expected and the death penalty looms. In Cheyenne Wyoming, Pacific railroad official J W Tigheleyman arrives with a high profile reception for prominent locals including Frank Hadsell Otto Gramm John Clark and T B Dugan amid a grand Union Pacific gathering.
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Max Hoelz
Reds
Saxony
Czecho-Slovakia
Germany
Frank A. Hadsell
Rock Springs
Rawlins
State Penitentiary
Otto Gramm
Soramie
John D. Clark
Midwest Refining Company
Denver
John W. Hay
American National Bank
T. B. Dugan
Fort D. A. Russell
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Announces Union Pacific Delegation
No. 1 continues from Page 1 as the Chamber of Commerce announces a large Union Pacific contingent attending a meeting. Speakers include Mr. Gray Mr. Jeffers and Calvin with BE B Adams F Robinson A W Woodruff C J Lane W S Bassinger R L Huntley H J Plumhof H A Scanderett A F Vickroy and A W McDuffie among others.
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N Behal
Chamber of Comerce
Gray
Jeffers
Calvin
UN D. Kelley
Ion Pacific
BE. B. Adams
Union Pacific System
F . Robinson
A. W. Woodruff
Union Pacific Railroad
C. J. Lane
Charlie Lane
Union
Cheyenne Plans Parklike Camp Site For Tourists
The Chamber of Commerce with Rotary backing starts city led improvements at a camp site near Cheyenne. Work includes grading miniature streets planting trees extending water and other facilities plus a daily delivery service from Merchants. An information bureau and policing will make the camp a safe tourist stop with a park like setup.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Cheyenne
Gheyenne
Ex Emery
Cheyenne Park Seeks Second Tennis Court for City
Cheyenne youths petition city officials for a second tennis court at the park. The existing court is crowded from daylight to dark and a southeast corner near playground equipment is proposed for the new court after removing three or four trees. The proposal, still under study, hinges on cost, with officials hinting a new court could be added if affordable.
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Cheyenne
Soyenne
Death summons young Cheyenne matron reared here
Margaret Torrey aged 22 wife of L H Torrey died yesterday morning at a local hospital. She lived at 1904 Bent Street and was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Hastings. Survived by husband and one brother and one sister. Funeral at W W Dumm chapel at 2 pm with Rev N M Temple officiating. Torrey was widely known in Cheyenne where she was reared and educated in public schools.
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Margaret Torrey
L. H. Torrey
Bent Street
Dan Hastings
W. W. Dumm
N. M. Temple
Torrey
Cheyenne
Impressive Funeral for Sister Mary Winfrede at Holy Child
Impressive funeral services were held yesterday for Sister Mary Winfrede, a longtime Sister of the Holy Child Jesus convent. More than 200 parishioners attended, including all the students at the convent, as mourners gathered for the rites.
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Mary Winfrede
Beatrice de Holthoir Heads to Paris with Monocle
Mlle Beatrice de Holthoir leaves New York for France wearing a monocle in her right eye to startle Parisians. She plans to draw attention to the chapel where Sister Winifrede lived and labored. Bishop P A McGovern presided at the services with Cheyenne priests James A Hartman and Short, plus Father Healy of Pine Bluffs in attendance. Music by six sisters preceded interment in the Sisters' plot at Olivet cemetery.
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Mlle
Beatrice de Holthoir
New York
France
Winifrede
P. A. McGovern
Wyoming
James A. Hartman
Father Short
Cheyenne
Father Healy
Pine Bluffs
Olivet Cemetery
Passaic Mill Workers Threaten 60 Percent Raise and 44 Hour Week
Passaic New Jersey workers in woolen mills planned a strike for next Tuesday to demand a 60 percent wage increase and a 44 hour week. Union leaders say about 18,000 employees would be affected, after employers offered a $3.00 weekly raise three days earlier.
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Passaic
N. J
End of Rainbow presented by high school talent tonight
The High School graduating class stages At the End of the Rainbow tonight at the Princess theater. A cast of twenty eight characters performs under director Eunice Thompson, succeeding Mrs Bern stein. Net proceeds go to the Lariat fund to support the project.
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Martin Bernstein
Eunice Thompson
Japanese Acquitted of Murder in Lincoln County
M Kanakagi and wife were found not guilty by a Lincoln County District Court jury in Kemmerer Wyoming this morning of murdering M Ogiwari and his wife The defendant was represented by former Attorney General D A Preston of Cheyenne.
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Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Wyo
M. Kanakagi
M. Ogiwari
D. A. Preston
Cheyenne
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Chis
Ra Ay
Ecthe Ise
Cheyenne Park
Paris
Mile
de Holthoir
Monocle
Forbes
Kodaks
Forbes Pharmacy
Capitol Ave
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High School Talent
Akagi Dry Cleaning Co
Kitaura
Pioneer
Hirsh, Wickwire Co. and
Schloss Bros. Co
George W. Daiber
Nettleton
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