Plans Unveiled for Memorial Hospital in Cheyenne
Public health officials reveal plans for a flagship Memorial hospital in Cheyenne. The three story, 200 foot long building features two wings a rear abutment and seven sun parlors while preserving mature trees on site. Interior layouts place offices kitchens and wards on multiple floors with two operating rooms and a fully equipped medical support area. Provisions allow future extensions as the city grows and the old St John’s building will be replaced to enable continuous operation.
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Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne
St. John’s
St. John's
Hirsig Enters for All Frontier Days Events
Cheyenne police judge Charles W. Hirsig filed the first entry blank for the 1920 Frontier Days, listing himself in every event from the world bucking contest to the wild horse race and including all ladies events. The committee notes prizes for ladies events and questions camouflage or mock signatures.
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Charles W. Hirsig
Frontier Committee
Hirsig
Charlie Hirsig
Mr. Hirsig
Cheyenne
Charlie’s Entry Opens in Official Entry Book
The record notes one irregularity an unpaid entry fee with the entry blank. Charlie’s credit is good for the fee and his name is first in the official entry book.
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Charlie
Bereaved families thank friends for support after loss
The Braunschweig family expresses heartfelt thanks for sympathy and flowers after the death of Adolph Braunschweig. They thank Rev Father Custer Cheyenne Lodge 660 BPOE and those who sent flowers, signed by Mrs Adolph Braunschweig and daughter Rosalie William Braunschweig and family Stephen Braunschweig and family Mrs Henry Ulrich Rexall One Cent Sale Plains Pharmacy June 3 4 and 6. The Elks hosted a social dance for friends last night.
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Adolph Braunschweig
Custer
Rosalie
William Braunschweig
Fam
Rexall
Plains Pharmacy
Beveridge Seen as Likely Republican Convention Chairman
Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana emerges as a strong candidate for permanent chairman of the Chicago national convention. A noted orator and former Progressive national convention chair, Beveridge has backed Roosevelt doctrines, and his bid pleases both progressives and conservatives. Born in 1862 on an Ohio farm, he rose from plowboy to Indiana senator, earning a law degree and authoring biographies including Life of John Marshall.
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Chicago
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Beveridge
Roosevelt
Albert Jeremiah Beveridge
Ohio
Illinois
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Tion
United States Senate
John Marshall
Spectacle by Wayside Piper at Princess Theatre
The Business Women's Club presents the Wayside Piper show Tuesday at the Princess theatre. Leader Want Ads report strong results from the event.
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Business Women’s Club
Princess Theatre
Fannie Brice Defends Nick Arnstein in Bond Plot Case
Actress Fannie Brice defends her husband Nick Arnstein who is jailed on a $100,000 bail while authorities pursue the bond theft case. She says Arnstein is innocent and accuses others of framing him to obtain immunity by making a scapegoat of Nick.
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Fannie Brice
Nicky” Arnstein
Nick
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Hospital
Heroes
Ily
Stephen Braunschweig
Henry Ulrich
Elks
Cheyenne Filling Station
Ford
Pioneer Avenue
John Mullin
Hy-Leine
Fashion Park
16Th Street
James Hutchinson
Central Ave
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Association
Kare
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Barbers’ Union
Tis
P.S
Corn Products Refining Company
Battery Place, New York
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