Cheyenne Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Services
Spokane visitor Fred Jordan varnished the Mack Maria coat for free, Cheyenne patrol refreshed by varnish in half an hour. Gus Holm of Cody promotes a cross state concrete highway project while E G Jones and Dowglis men visit on business. A new Ford truck arrives for Oracey Smith deliveries and Monroe car for sale near Plains hotel. Two African American women detained in city jail as federal investigation proceeds.
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Holm
Gus Holm
Cody
Cheyenne
Mr. Holm
Sammi es to Learn Japs Jiu Jitsu as Training
San Francisco reports 10 jiten a Japanese self defense method will be taught to American soldiers as part of athletic training. Allan Smith, recently commissioned as instructor, returned from Tokyo to lead the program. Also noted Colonel Sliney from Thermopolis donated about a dozen boxes of apples to the Third Wyoming infantry departing Cheyenne.
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San Francisco
Allan
Ruys
Sliney
Thermopolis
Third Wyoming Infantry
Cheyenne
Races at State Leader's Form Chart Meet September 7 1917
Weather clear track fast. Dobson presiding judge James Haley Bruler. Multiple race results list horses, trainers, jockeys, times, purses and payoffs for five furlong and longer events. Winner details include horses like Cathay, Swoon, Swenson, and Paddy Rovpon with earnings and show payouts.
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Dobson
James Haley
Brurler
Inex Bae
Wisata Si
Cathay
Achpartoady
Orden
Signerett
Swoon
Sims Trimbiens UY
Ancestory
Alleouners
Paddy Rovpon
Aiyorcy
Berita
IWLEW
Teios
Pines
Two Lick
KL Parton
Sreeiehet Ste Magic Laniven la
CNFU
Olsen
Uehy
Socotu
Aerie Wold
Stenarette
Swenson
HorKee
Ode Wih
Delaney
Mistrels
Taco Gat Hive
Leonid-Belie Rankin
BR Flealvilin
Shimquick
Aidonmney
Mavousande
Dawson
Hpavier
G. W. Rister
Arama
Cros
Aone Itu'brien
the Henry
Vara Doencanean
Ison
Ormes
AL Post
Sinn
Kiemner
Fanny Wilson
Conner
Vlalen
Hogan
Macmondee
Tookiel
Tad Prespert
G. W. Kisker
Koat Mtoyanl
Naylor
Iannrey
Pontwy
Dame Sap
Mokelt
Radford
Kate Hogers
Obele
Wiener O
Beri Leler Griviad Mickett
Farmer Lavalleur Fined for Burning Threshing Machine
Frank Lavalleur, a Burns farmer, was found guilty in Judge Edwards court of setting fire to Richard Spats’s threshing machine at Hillsdale. He received a $100 fine and a suspended jail term of zero days. the machine valued at $1600 was destroyed. The trial drew a large crowd as bloodhounds traced Lavalleur from his home.
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Frank Lavaileur
Richard Spats
Hillsdale
Edwards
Lavalleur
Ginch
Edwards Court
Lavelleur
J. C. Thompson
Increased 1917 Tax Assessment for Cheyenne Area
Taxpayers in Cheyenne face higher levies as county commissioners set the 1917 assessment rate at 24.44 per $1000, up from 21.846 last year, a $2.594 rise. Pine Puffs shows an even larger jump, while a $2 per $1000 flat tax funds the new city and county building, expected to be paid in four years.
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Cheyenne
Board of County Commissioners
Widespread Ll. W. W. Leaving Chicago Under Surveillance
Federal officials report many Ll. W. W. members are leaving Chicago as agents monitor their movements. The group is said to have 12,000 to 16,000 members locally and about 40,000 nationwide.
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Chicago
Ll. W. W
United States
Cabaret Singer Arrested After Visitor Shooting
Chicago Sept. 7 Misa Ruby Dean cabaret singer was under arrest today after Dr Leon H Quitman was shot in her apartment last night The shooting was said to be accidental Quitman was shot in the abdomen and may die He is married with a 10 year old daughter.
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Chicago
Misa Ruby Dean
Leon H. Quitman
Quitman
Good Football Material Seen in High School
Local high school football coach announces there is material for a strong team this season. A meeting will discuss financing methods and if plans work practice will start Tuesday evening. The coach notes past squads lacked pep but aims to boost turnout and school spirit this year.
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Siemday
Athletic Association
Southwest Chain Men Seek Recognition for Pacific NW Wheat Market
About 200 chain industry men and bankers from Oregon Washington and Idaho gathered in Portland on September 7 to ask President Wilson to authorize a primary wheat market in the Pacific Northwest. They contend government price support favors Chicago and hurts the Northwest’s interests.
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Portland
Ore
Cirain
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Wilson
Pacific Northwest
Gerald Uien
Chicago
Northwest
Villaists Attack Rail Train Near El Paso
Villa followers halted a Parral and Durango passenger train on August 28 twenty miles southwest of El Paso. They wounded a federal soldier and a railroad employee, stripped others of clothing, then attacked passengers before train guards drove them off. Americans arriving at the border reported the incident.
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EL Paso
Texas
Parral & Durango
Federa
Inspector General Finishes Probe of Houston Riot
In Paso Texas on September 7 Inspector General J T L Chamberlain 8 A A completed the probe into the Houston negro soldier riots and departed for San Antonio the next leg of the investigation likely to be reviewed by higher authorities.
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I. Paso
Texas
J. Tl. Chamberlain
Houston
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