Cheyenne High Team Aims to Break Laramie Curse in Rivalry
Cheyenne high school's football squad travels to Laramie for the season’s first test. The locals, despite two losses, expect a stronger showing and a win to quiet recent setbacks. The lineup includes Meyer, Stevens, Sorenson, Peabody, Snow, Weitz, Marks, Weaver, Leslie, and Rogensberger under Coach Estes.
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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
Lena P. Hiscock died at the Union Pacific ward of St. John’s hospital yesterday morning from rheumatic disorders. She had been a resident of the city for many years and was active in local charitable work.
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Lena P. Hiscock
Union Pacific
St. John’s Hospital
Obituary Notice for Union Pacific Hotel Worker
The deceased had been employed at the Union Pacific hotel in Sidney Nebraska. Arrangements were made to move her from the hospital to Hot Springs Arkansas for health reasons. She is survived by two brothers and one sister. The body was shipped to Marquette Nebraska for burial this morning on No. 6.
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Union Pacific
Sidney
Neb
Hot Springs
Ark
Marquette
Calf theft verdicts from Burns case and road obstruction ruling
In the Burns area Clifford Wanser and Kenneth Hays were convicted of stealing a calf from Walter Mc Dowell. Both defendants worked for J Ross Carpenter on a Burns ranch. George Evans was found guilty of obstructing the Old Fort Laramie trail near Cheyenne, a ruling cheered by locals wary over county road control.
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Clifford Wanser
Kenneth Hays
Walter McDowell
Burns
J. Ross Carpenter
George Evans
Old Fort Laramie Trail
Cheyenne
Dr David W Fletcher to Preach Three Sermons Here
Dr David W Fletcher pastor of North Side Congregational church Des Moines is visiting his son at Fort Russell. He will deliver a sermon at the evening service Sunday and a patriotic address Monday night at the Congregational church. Fletcher is an excellent speaker on the Chautauqua platform.
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David W. Fletcher
North Side
Troop Ship Antilles Sunk With 70 Lives Lost
News reports confirm the troop transport Antilles was torpedoed by a German sub, with 70 dead and many survivors saved by convoy escorts. President Wilson was briefed, and officials emphasize rapid rescue efforts and the navy's lifeboat readiness as the nation moves toward war.
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Sims
Heavy Snowfall Closes Cheyenne Streets Amid Blizzard
Cheyenne reels under a heavy snow and the first blizzard of the season. Snow fell fast with a stiff wind, covering taxicabs and lights, reducing visibility to two blocks in the business district. Police report only one arrest before 11 PM as the community endured a quiet night.
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Cheyenne
Secy McAdoo Stirs Denver by Speech
Secretary McAdoo stirs Denver with remarks on the war in Europe and disputes over justification. The speech, continued from page one, challenges claims that America had no reason to engage Germany and quotes a provocative assertion attributed to a noted critic.
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McAdoo
Denver
America
Germany
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