City News in Brief on Visitors and Local Arrivals
A jumble of names notes visitors and residents in Cheyenne and area towns. Among those mentioned are Mr and Mrs Het Hl Hodford from Warrington visiting, J N Jennings of Hosler arriving, H B Southwick of Douglas guest at Moffatt hotel, A L Brook and families from Buffalo visiting, and others from Keeline Lander Worland and Wheatland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het Hl. Hodford
Miew Maidlaide
Amd Misa Ariolook
Warrington
J .N. Jennings
Hosler
Cheyenne
Mrs. A. L. Brook of
Buffalo
The
City
P. P. Peterson
C. W. Allen
Lusk
Pleins Hotel
The Steel Industry Through Ages and Strikes
A historical survey traces steel’s rise in the United States from early iron discoveries in 1585 to modern production scales. It notes key events from the 1619 Virginia iron trial to Homestead 1892 and Bessemer’s 1850s revolution, detailing rail and bridge innovations and labor strife.
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United States
America
North Carolina
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Reamur
Jover
William Levy Smith
Missouri River
Glasgow
Missouri
Match Chunk
American Iron and Steel Industry
Carnegie Steel Mills
Homestead
Zabeth S. Durfee
Wyandotte
Mich
Ssemer Steel
Troy
N. Y
Mbria Iron Works
Johnstown
Henry Bessemer
Bessemer
Mondell Denies Charges Over House Inaction
Frank W. Mondell, floor leader of the Republican majority, issued a statement denying loathing on the job and defending party inaction. He cites supposed retrenchment and claims of saved funds while noting the House already spent two billion dollars more than next year’s revenues. Party critics, including James W. Good, warn the cuts are insufficient as postwar reductions appear limited to army and naval budgets.
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Frank W. Mondell
House of Representatives
Republican National Committee
Mondell
House
Senate
Washington
Otten
Duite
Jarees W. Good
Trons
Fender
Brit member hails step toward ratification amid peace claim
A British member commented that delaying the treaty could hasten ratification despite the claim that America by not signing was delaying world peace. The remark reflects tensions in the ongoing negotiation process and possible impact on U S ratification timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks
New York
America
Attempting the Impossible in Bolshevik Language Policies
A Time magazine style commentary notes Bolshevists ban Hebrew, favor Yiddish yet religious rites persist. Civil christening and burial clash with peasant custom as revolutions collide with age old practice. The piece compares to French revolutionaries who revived a Sunday rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Donekine
Chicago Negro Vote and the Black Belt Politics
The Illinois state attorney links Chicago race riots to city hall politics and the black belt machine. He alleges leaders encouraged gambling and disorderly resorts to corral the Negro vote and cites Mayor Thompson as a figure who claims to aid the colored race yet fails to improve living conditions and protect lives and property. He stresses corruption in political machines nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Chicago
City Hall
Thompson
Black Belt
Ilinois
Philadelphia
Ponsibla
Pape Ae Minor Tae
Mio
Weather Summary Tonight Warmth and Winds Against a Clear Sky
Morning through noon readings show temperatures around 63 to 66 degrees with a wet bulb at .44 and relative humidity near 92 percent. Winds from the west at 8 to 20 mph. Skies clear with normal day temperature around 65 degrees and a 24 hour gain of 9 degrees. Highest 70 at 4 PM, lowest 44 at 6:50 PM. Precipitation since Jan 1 nearly 11.92 inches year to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henters
Nat McHes
Highways Weather Report Maps Mixed Conditions
The Lincoln Highway from Pine Bluffs to Laramie shows good conditions with a rough stretch between Hillsdale and Durham. West of Laramie is rough with heavy conditions beyond Walcott. The Yellowstone route south of Cheyenne is generally good with rough areas near Chugwalter and a mile or two east of Casper. Pure Linseed Sherman Paint Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluffs
Laramie
Hillsdale
Durham
Walcott
Yellowstone
Cheyenne
Casper
Chugwalter
Prohibitionists Face Strong Opposition from English Clergy
The article notes a tougher battle for prohibitionists in England with eminent churchmen opposing the policy. Bishop of Hereford condemns prohibition as a throwback to coercion and a threat to civic liberty, likening its effects to those seen in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hereford
America
Pentecostal pastor arrested for public nuisance in East 131st Street
A Black Pentecostal pastor on East 131st Street was arrested on a charge of conducting a public nuisance amid noisy street scenes. The report notes the contrast between rural church activity and disturbances in crowded New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pentecostal Church
East 131St Street
Ome mission field found in England yet long occupied
A fragmentary note reports that the new field for omee in England has long been occupied by a professional Ome mission. The item hints at ongoing competition over a specialized field and mentions no clear dates or names.
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England
Widow petitions to set homestead to late husband’s widow
In Wyoming, Laramie County, the estate of Clinton S. Broderick is in district court. Marguerite Broderick seeks to have the homestead at 1926 House Street Cheyenne set over to her as widow of the deceased. Appraisers filed returns supporting the petition. A show cause hearing is scheduled for the matter with minor heirs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
County of
Laramie
Clinton
Broderick
First Judicial District
Marguerite Broderick
Cinton
Meee
Mal
House Street
Cheyenne
Licome
Wydthings
Revedrick
Grain and hog market trends amid unsettled session notes
John Donnellan & Co records a volatile session with mixed grain activity and stubborn corn prices. Trade shows gains from short covering, strong east coast buying, and export demand to southern Europe, while hogs finish lower and overall market remains sensitive to strike news and money-rate shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Europe
Alleged Forger Fugitives Detain Mohlers in Wyoming
Thermopolis Wyoming sheriff returns from Ottumwa Iowa with three in custody. F Mohler charged with forgery and his wife Mrs Mohler accompany him hoping to aid the case. They allegedly uttered fraudulent checks in January 1947. Mohler held for district court trial in $2,500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Wyo
Ottumwa
H Noldredge
F Mohler
Mohler
Mollers
Ball
Hy Nok
Ihin Ange
Casper
Worland
Crawford
Nebraska
Piano Tuning and Repair Notice
E H Weinstrom offers piano tuning and repair services at Klein's Music Store. Contact for appointments and pricing through the Leader Want Ad column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Weinstrom
Klein's
General Asphalt advances on both issues to new highs
The General Asphalt stock moved higher on both common and preferred shares. Common rose from 30 to A138 while preferred climbed from 400 to 205, with Houston O11 showing strength on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpha
Houston O11
Cosien and Co
Dixidond
Tstand OM
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Keeline
H. B. Southwick
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Moffall Hotel
Plains Auto Company
N. T. Jonking
Lander
the Plains
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Worlandle
F. H. Ochimann
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Mer. Johnston
Wheatland
Gheyenne
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Huck«feldt & Finkbeiner
Roy M. Johnson
A. 5. Whitehead
Sheridan
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Astoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Fifth Avenue
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Bengue Ser. Tees
Ames Bradbury, Jr
New Yeok
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Heart of the Corn Belt
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