Public hearing on Cheyenne wholesale liquor license limit
Cheyenne prepares to hear whether to issue another wholesale liquor license. Mayor LaFontaine proposes a four license cap, with three already issued and Lesser Lewinnek seeking the new license. Roche Montier Hilliard Ridgely and City Attorney Clark will attend to argue for and against granting the license.
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Cheyenne
R. N. LaFontaine
Lew Nnck
Denver
Roche Montier
Hilliard
Ridgely
John PD. Clark
Lewinnek
Former Cheyenne Man Fights for Kaiser in France
A Cheyenne man, Hans Koeberlein, formerly a Union Pacific fireman who naturalized, left the United States to visit his German mother and joined the Kaiser’s army. He reports from the front on September 22 1916 saying he is in good health and soon to enter the foremost trench, and asks about letters from relatives in Cheyenne and Henry Arp.
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Hans Koeberlein
Union Pacific
Army of the Kaiser
Homme
Koeberlein
United States
Germany
Schromler
U. S
Cheyenne
Henry
Henry Arp
Navy
Hans Kocberlein
Saving of 28,069 for City Taxpayers
City bonds refinanced and retired by BF H Rollins and Sons at 414 percent yield yielding a twenty year total saving of 28,000 for taxpayers. Earlier refinancings and repayments cut debt service with annual savings around 25,000 and 2,100 for specific issues.
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BF. H. Rollins and Sons
Farmers targeted by fake loan associations in Laramie county
County Agent R B Reynolds warns Laramie county farmers and others across the state about con artists posing as under the federal farm loan law. Victims from Albin Burns and Pine Bluffs report losses from 25 to 125 dollars while sherpers offer stock in loan associations for five dollars a share and promise future loans. Reynolds advises consulting him before joining any federal association, noting genuine groups are local and require no outside agents.
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Laramie County
R. B. Reynolds
Albin
Burns
Pine Livffe
Reynolds
Reynolda
Laramis
Park to Park highway endorsed by Cheyenne officials
An Industrial club meeting adopted a resolution backing the Park-to-Park highway. Gus Holm s outlined a circular route linking major western national parks and feeding tourism from transcontinental highways. The club voted to donate 100 to the Yellowstone Highway association and invited Harry N Burhans to discuss boosting western tourism with Cheyenne cooperation. Jacon Schwoob urged Wyoming to complete its link to the highway.
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Industrial Club
Gus Holm
Holm
Harry N. Burhans
Denver Tourist and Publicity Bureau
Cheyenne
Denver Bureau
United States
West
Jacon Schwoob
Cody
Wyoming
Democrats to Control Next House Assertion by Clark
In Chattanooga Tenn Champ Clark declared that Democrats would control the next national House of Representatives. He spoke November 20 outlining party confidence and political outlook for impending elections.
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Claile
Chattanooga
Tenn
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Mexican at Juarez Fined for Holding Up Americans
Two Americans were stopped on the main street by a Mexican civilian who demanded five pesos from each. He warned he would strike them if money was not paid and was arrested and fined twenty five pesos in Juarez Mexico on November 20.
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Juarez
Mexico
EL Paso
Tex
Albert Herold
Chihuahua City
General Trevino
Herold
Trevino
Villa
Parral
Alvarado Mining Company
Culiacan
Cinaloa
Parral District
Interstate Commerce to Publish Rail Earnings Records
Louisville, November 30. Interstate Commerce Commissioner McChord said he will put a table into the commission record detailing the net and gross earnings of all U S railroads for the past fifteen years. The inquiry probes causes of a car shortage affecting the industry.
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Louisville
Interstate Commerce
McChord
Commission
United States
Deutschland Sets Sail Soon After Crew Returns to Voyage
The German submarine Deutschland, freed from a libel suit and shipboard entanglements after the T. A. Scott Jr sinking, prepared to resume its voyage to Bremen. Repairs are complete and the craft has been towed. Captain Kroenly wears uniform again and crew members were not allowed shore leave.
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New London
Conn
T. A. Scott, Jr
Deutschland
Bremen
Kroenly
Brotherhoods Back Government In Battle Over Adamson Law
Heads of railroad brotherhoods pledge to aid the government against injunction suits as they meet with President Wilson and officials. They plan to flank government attorneys in Kansas City and address the American Federation of Labor in Baltimore. The joint committee hearing will center on railroad legislation and labor capital clashes.
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Washington
Wilson
Gregory
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Brotherhoods
American Federation of Labor
Baltimore
Congress
Congressional
Newlands
Frank Trumbull
Chesapeake & Ohio
Stone
Carter
Lee
Wilson prepares annual message to Congress
President Wilson has practically completed his annual message to Congress. He plans to finish it tomorrow, focusing on domestic matters and legislation already recommended to Congress. The main items include railroad legislation to address the strike threat, a measure for American exporters to form common selling agencies abroad, conservation bills, the corrupt practices act, and the Porto Rico bill.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Congréss
Porto Rica
Wyoming Weather: Fair Tuesday Warmer Across State
Wyoming forecast calls for fair skies on Tuesday with rising temperatures. Light winds, increasing warmth expected through the day as high pressure settles over the region.
Girl Makes Record Aeroplane Flight from Chicago to New York
Ruth Law completed a record flight from Chicago to New York with two stops. The final leg of 152 miles took two hours and twenty minutes, making the total journey 22 miles in nine hours and one minute.
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Girl
Chicago
New York
Ruth Law
American Airmen Bring Down 21 German Planes
New York November 20. American aviators with the French on the western front have brought down 21 German aeroplanes, according to Lieut. William K. Thaw who arrived today to visit relatives. Thaw was recently reported killed.
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New York
William K. Thaw
Thaw
Secretary Lane to outline terms for border withdrawal deal
Atlantic City reports say Secretary Lane will brief Luis Cabrera and others on terms for withdrawal of American forces and border protection plans, with President Wilson backing the American commissioners. Calm expected as talks approach a close despite reports from Laredo and El Paso of fighting and arrests.
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U. S
Chihuahua
Atlantic City
N. J
Luis Cabrera
Boy Confessed Theft From Sam Stark Clothier
Raymond Lowell, 14, an employee for two months at Sam Stark’s Lincoln highway store, admitted stealing clothing including suits hats gloves overalls and shoes valued over 100. Harold Cashman 22 was held as accessory after Lowell’s statement. Stolen goods were found at Florence Knott’s home. Further investigation planned.
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Sam Stark
Lincoln Highway
Raymond Lowell
Stark
Niight
Harold Cashman
Young Lowell
Florence Knott
East Ninth Street
Cashman
Lowell
Gus Clancy
Woman Burned To Death And Savings Gone In Blaze
Samuel Coxud returned to his Danville area home to find the house in ashes the charred body of his mother among the debris and $300 in gold money Molten mass. About $1100 in paper money was burned beyond redemption, Cosad had saved $1400 through years of toil hunting and selling herbs.
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Danville, Ill
Danville
Samuel Coxud
Cosad
Berlin Makes Test Case From Arabia Attack
Washington investigators say the sinking claim of the German submarine Arabia has shifted official views away from a Pergia style incident. Officials seek sources of the surprise attack while Berlin discusses a possible test case on the armed ship controversy.
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Berlin
Arabia
Washington
Lb. C
Elyeles
Pergia
Euak
Mediterranean
Germany
Rumanians Fall Back on Bucharest and Transylvania Fronts
Petrograd reports a shift as Rumanians retreat from Monastir and defend the Jiul valley while Austro German forces push east toward the front. Parisians announce a Macedonian victory as Serbians hold Monastir. On the Somme and Verdun fronts heavy shelling continues. in Transylvania Romanians advance northward near Dragoslavelle and overtake prisoners and weapons.
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Monastir
Rumania
Somme
Hungary
Jiul
Danube
Silistria
Ostina Paris
Macedonia
Uttery
de Somme
Verdun Frat le
Carsko
Aldosht
Uma
New York Faces Famine and Price Probes Are Started
New York moves toward a public inquiry into soaring coal and food prices. District Attorney Swann convened coal dealers to explain the surge, while federal grand juries in Chicago and New York weigh shortages and storage hoards. Officials seek remedies as winter hunger looms and an embargo on shipments to Europe is considered.
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New York
Swann
Bwane
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Middle West
Grue
Vrom Varios Pulplta
Seely Welfare Societies
Teglala
Seta
Ss ANON PREVAILS IN GH bob
Ss ANON wins in GH bob at Los Don. November 20 notes Athens die Petvite coy Chat and gerhkoMs BiLuadion prone aeecenaes. Lapert is 80 and may Peewil de inter. Ba!got iowl emphatiome.
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LOS Don
nAthens
Petvite
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Bucharest
Teuton
Petrograd
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