King Albert and Queen Elizabeth Train Stop In Cheyenne
Crowds gather at the station as the Overland Limited third section carries King Albert and Queen Elizabeth toward the Pacific coast. The locomotive detour and platform scene cause excitement despite the disguise and security measures.
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King Albert
Gran- Tle Ganon
Laramie
Queen Elizabeth
Pacific Coast
Alleged Slavers of Frank Jennings Tied to Chelune Case
A report links three accused men John Cordillo Walter Wes to a Cheyenne incident with Delaney of Denver. Prisoners were held in Nalching and Laramie awaiting arraignment or possible venue change from Albany. Details remain uncertain beyond local circles.
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Cordillo
Walter Wes
Gheyenne
Byes ' Delaney
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Nowella
Cheye Lerday
Delaney
Oflal
Nalching
Laramtie
Albany
Man Attempted Suicide in Cell Amid Flooded Incidents
A fragmented report describes an inmate in a Laramie County facility attempting to end his life by hanging, with the act interrupted as a flood or water-related disruption occurred. The account mentions mental unfitness and details of restraint and safety concerns.
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Albert Mitabell
Laramie
Michell
Pinch Hitter In Chicago Line Up
A quality outfielder who has been used as pinch hitter by the Sox in the world's series.
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Uality
Sox
Sox Rally Past Reds in Game Two of Series
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Cincinnati Reds despite mixed pitching. Eddie Gleason delivered a solid performance after an earlier rough outing as the Sox offense produced ten hits to back a steady pitching effort while Cincinnati struggled at the plate.
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Be Leader in Salesmanship Club Contest for Autos
Five members joined the Stato is Solamanstip Club today and Ned a active campaignant for one of Lig prises. Miredda Stafford leads a campaign to win 44 000 credits as the club expands with new members.
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Stato Is Solamanstip
Gampalen
Prises
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Mie Hk
City Deficit Looms as Officials Confer on Solutions
Mayor EF W Stone told the Rotary club at the Plains Hotel that the city faces about a 20000 deficit by year end. Commissioners Storey Nimmo and others discussed meeting the shortfall. A committee was formed to work with industrial leaders and city officials on recommendations. A school bond petition seeking a special election to fund new schools drew support.
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Edward T. Storey
David Nimmo
Notary Club
Plains Hotel
Stone
J. J. Walton
Randolph Leigh
D. C. Barksdale
W. C. Deming
Charles Hirsels
Cine Aa
Ait
Moat
Hulme Child Custody Fight Reaches Wyoming Court
Judge Montzer ruled the case lacks jurisdiction for habeas corpus as the proper forum is Washakie County district court. The dispute centers on three and a half year old Margaret Hulme, foster child of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hulme of Worland, with Kansas City guardian Robert Lewis seeking custody. The matter traces back to a Missouri adoption claim and earlier custody petitions, including a 1940s grandmother’s attempted kidnapping allegation.
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Laramie County
Washakle County
Hulme
Wyoming
Nellie Hodartson
Kansas City
Warland
Mra
State Supreme Court
Joe Hulmes
Margaret
Missouri
Sor Bachinie
Thatcher
Leading Fliers Reach Chicago and Salt Lake on Derby Day
The trans continental air race began yesterday with 62 machines in the field. Eleven planes reached Salt Lake City, nine planned to depart for Green River Wyoming, 137 miles away, then 250 miles to Cheyenne. Three contestants died in the Derby’s opening day.
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Fort Russell
Tailor Hs Son Opposing Late President S Son In NY Assembly Race
The contest between Lieut. Col. Theodore Roosevelt son of the former president and Elias Raff tailor’s son who served as a private in the war for New York Assembly drawn national attention. Forty seven airplanes piloted largely by American aviators began a long aerial contest from New York across the continent and back, with delays and eliminations, as races and incidents unfolded including a mysterious flight identity issue and a record time flight led by First Lieut. Maynard from Mineola toward Chicago and back.
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Theolore Roosevelt
Elias Raff
New York Assembly
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New York
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Alsumiown
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Chicago
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Man Survives Typhoid Ordeal After 40 Mile Blizzard Trek
A deep snow storm trapped Boylen at a lonely camp for three weeks. He bundled Nulle into his car and drove 40 miles through the blizzard to Hook out, where Nulle boarded a train to Cheyenne. The survivor, Raulid, aged 200 years in rumor, lost significant weight yet doctors say he may live.
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Nulle
Cheyenne
Raulid
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