Cheyenne Social Notes Include Club Meetings and Pledges
Cheyenne society pages report numerous club gatherings and notices. Misses Elizabeth Moore Henriette Sell Florence LHommedieu and others pledge new sorority members at UW Wyoming events with dinners and dances. Local women plan hospital visits, concerts, and religious group meetings while families note travels and guests.
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University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Pi Bata Phi
Elizabeth Moore
Henriette Sell
Red Lodge
Mont
Florence L'Hommedieu
Chicago
Helen Clifford
Marie McNamara
Buffalo
Alice Caldwell
Powell
Alice Beck
Ogden
Utah
Fern Laird
War- Ignd
Rowena Hasbrouck
Sheridan
Velma Bapamont
Sherdan
Lydia
Birth of Robert Eugene to A. Walter family
A birth announcement notes Mr and Mrs A Walter welcome son Robert Eugene born in October at 2613 Hvano Street. The event is of special interest as he has a sister twenty four years older than him. Attendees at a luncheon included Joaphine Stimeon Louiss O Leary Jean Mabon and wife Elisabeth Jobmaton Ed Haya Mloyd Rockingham Joseph Bell George Young Frank Bush Mark Hir sig Charles Warren and the font.
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Louiss
T Louie O'Leary
Jean Mabon
Wifeabeth
Ed Haya
Mloyd Rockingham
Joseph Bell
George Young
Frank Bush
Mark Hirsig
Charles Warren
the Font
Bon
A. Walter
Robert Eugene
Hvano Street
Supreme Court expands liquor exemption under Volstead act ruling
Justice Clarke issued today's ruling that moving liquor from a warehouse to a home is legal if the liquor was lawfully acquired and for a lawful purpose. Records show about 10 million gallons of intoxicants stored as warehouses and consumer purchases existed when the Volstead act took effect, with hotels and restaurants holding large stock as reserves. The decision leaves unresolved whether those hotel stocks fall under the ruling, and test cases are expected to address the scope of the new interpretation.
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Justice Clarke
Air Mail Pilot Jom Woodward Dies In Sherman Hill Crash
The Air Mail pilot Jom P. Woodward aged 26 disappeared Saturday after noon while en route from Salt Lake to Cheyenne with 400 pounds of mail. His crushed body was found Sunday afternoon in a wreck on a mountain side four miles north of Tic Siding and 40 miles west of the city. Remains were taken to Laramie for inquest not deemed necessary, en route to Mitchellville Indiana. Cheyenne and Laramie parties searched the region under direction of Postmaster Shoemaker and Chief Clerk Cruickshank.
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Air Mail
Jom P. Woodward
Laramie
Salt Lake
Cheyenne
Tic Siding
Johnson
Albany County
Mitchellville
King
Cheyennpne
Quy Shoemaker
Cruickshank
Railway Mall
Woodward
Air mail pilot dies in wreck near Laramie
Hews, of the Woodward party, departs for Laramie to recover the salvaged DH-4 wreck. Woodward’s body lies in the rear cockpit as the plane, flying over 160 mph, struck a rock ledge and exploded. The crash marks the first death in the Omaha Salt Lake air mail division. 400 pounds of mail were recovered from the wreckage. Pilot Jam me Murray escaped injury when his craft crashed on Snow Mountain October 18.
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Woodward
Laramie
Mall
John Avengan
Stevenson Ranch House
Omaha Salt Lake Division
Jéman P. Murray
Snow Mountain
Murray
Rock Springs
Listen Lester Dances Into Hearts of Chi 8 Audience
Listen Lester dazzled a Chi 8 audience with a full cast of capable dancers and singers. The two and a half hour show featured lively numbers, pretty costumes, and strong ensembles where every performer moved with seamless grace. The plot centers on an elusive packet of letters that even the dancers manage to vanish.
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Lester
Newell Trial Date Set For November 29
Walter Newell, a member of the state prohibition department party, faces trial in district court for the murder of Ennings near Amie on September 7, 1919. Judge Mentzer set the date for November 29. The Cordillo brothers are serving penitentiary terms after conviction. Yoo Geon's murder case for John Faderhen and Thomas Holland is slated for December 1.
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Walter Newell
State
Prohibition Department
Ennings
Amie
Mentzer
John
Pete Cordillo
Yoo Geon
John Faderhen
Thomas Holland
Cheyenne Briefs Local Meetings Roads and Projects
Cheyenne city commissioners met ree and attended to routine matters in district court sessions. Lincoln highway between Cheyenne and Granite Canyon reopened after a month shutdown. Work progresses on moving the last section of the Dyer residence from the old Consistory cathedral site. County canvassing board to meet this week and the federal grand jury for the November term begins proceedings with a report due midweek. Elevator in the city-county partnership placed in service yesterday. Wyoming Good Roads secretary E L Emery and appointees Frank R Dildine and William B Dinneen serve as Park-to-Park highway delegates.
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Dyer
E. L. Emery
Wyoming Good Roads Association
Frank R. Dildine
William B. Dinneen
Chamber of Commerce
Little Locals Protest Traffic Rules Yet Again
In a string of small demonstrations drivers protest traffic regulations and tax policies while another line notes the body of Mrs. Josephine Woodruff was shipped to Ogden.
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Mra
Josephine Woodruff
Ogden
Addresses to be delivered in Denver by invited speakers
Judge J A Riner invites R Campbell and W G Malee to speak in the United States district court next Thursday Armistice Day. Court will recess for a half hour during the addresses. Miss Mamie M Crane visited the No 4 exhibit of Southern California products at the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce free to the public.
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Mary Campbell
Campbell
Arid Casper
St. Joseph's Hospital
No. 4
Mra
D. P. Evans
J. A. Rimer
Kings Daughters of the Congregational Church
W. W. Tupper
Jennie Tupper
Orin Babbitt
Mae Douglas
R. Campbell
W. G. Malea
J. A. Riner
United States District Court
Thursady
Armistion Day
Mies
Mamie M. Crane
Southern California
Los Angeles
American Corn Crop Sets Highest Record
The article notes record corn production and value across years, citing December 1 price data and November 1 farm prices. It lists state outputs with Iowa leading at 411,660,000 bushels, followed by Minnesota and Nebraska, and provides historical figures for 1912 and 1917 alongside current estimates.
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Iowa
Ti Mnola
Nebraska
Mrs Myers Returns From Extended East Visit
Mrs William Myers has returned from an extended sojourn in the east traveling as far as New York and en route home, she visits relatives and plans a short stay with friends before continuing homeward.
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William Myers
New York
Band of Taxi Cab Hat Drawn From Phonoth
A garbled classified note offers a humorous item titled hat band of taxi cab. Contact 1381 Oat for details.
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b.Wondraft Ot
Phaehont
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United States
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