Cheyenne High School Soccer? Football Team Heads to Laramie Today
The Cheyenne high school football squad travels to Laramie for their first game of the year. Coaches claim the team is in good shape and confident for a strong showing despite recent defeats. The lineup includes Meyer, Stevens, Sorenson, Peabody, Schagg, Snow, Weitz, Marks, Weaver, Leslie, and Rogersberger as back.
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Cheyenne High School
Laramie
Cheyenne
Meyer
Stevens
Sorenson
Peabody
Schagg
Snow
Weitz
Marks
Weaver
Leslie
Rogensberger
Estes
Lena P Hiscock Dies at St John’s Hospital Ward
Lena P. Hiscock died yesterday morning at the Union Pacific ward of St. John's hospital from rheumatic disorders. She had been in frail health for some time.
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Lena P. Hiscock
Union Pacific
St. John’s Hospital
Hotel worker from Sidney dies. body shipped for burial
A hotel employee from the Union Pacific hotel in Sidney Neb was ill and arrangements were made to move her from the hospital to Hot Springs Ark for health reasons. She is survived by two brothers and a sister and the body was shipped to Marquette Neb for burial on No 6.
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Union Pacific
Sidney
Neb
Hot Springs
Ark
Marquette
Calf theft convictions noted near Burns and road obstruction ruling
The jury found Clifford Wanser and Kenneth Hays guilty of stealing a calf from Walter Mc Dowell near Burns. George Evans was convicted of obstructing the Old Fort Laramie trail northwest of Cheyenne, a decision cheered Cheyenne residents as it confirms county control over road openings until laws change or a higher court intervenes.
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Clifford Wanser
Kenneth Hays
Walter McDowell
Burns
J. Ross Carpenter
George Evans
Old Fort Laramie Trail
Cheyenne
Doctor Fletcher to Preach in Des Moines and Fort Russell
Dr. David W. Fletcher, pastor of North Side Congregational Church in Des Moines, visits his son at Fort Russell and will deliver two sermons at the Congregational church. He will speak at the regular evening service on Sunday and give a patriotic address on Monday night, bringing Chautauqua credentials to the talks.
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David W. Fletcher
North Side
Antilles Sinks In War Zone First US Transport Loss
The Antilles, an American troop transport, was sunk by a German submarine. Seventy lives were lost, with rescue work and lifeboat precautions credited for limiting casualties. Officials reported the loss to the public after confirming the attack and conveyed the news to families.
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Sims
Heavy Snow Falls on Cheyenne Amid First Blizzard
Cheyenne endured a fifth snowfall and the first blizzard after midnight with strong winds. Traffic slowed as snow covered taxi tops and lights, giving the business district a whiteout view. Police reported a quiet night with only one arrest before 11 PM.
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Cheyenne
Secretary McAdoo Stirs Denver with War Speech
Secretary McAdoo rouses Denver with a speech arguing for America's entry into the war with Germany. The remarks attack pacifist hesitation and frame the conflict as a decisive national obligation amid wartime pressure and public debate.
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McAdoo
Denver
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Ith St
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Dildine
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Sheph
Klett
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Malaga
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Wyoming Archives & Historical Department
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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