Black Couple Seeks Marriage License After Divorce
Norman P. Black of Cheyenne obtained a license to wed Inez George, a nurse at St John’s hospital, less than three months after a divorce decree from Deisy P. Black. The decree bars remarrying within a year and cites desertion by the first wife.
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Deisy P. Black
Norman P. Black
Cheyenne
P. J. Black Lumber Company
Denver
Inez George
St. John's Hospital
Mivorce
Black
Policeman Held in Cheyenne Robbery Case
Fred Ratcliff a new Cheyenne police officer and accomplice Young faced robbery charges after allegedly robbing Mexican resident Maldonado of 20 dollars. Ratcliff and Young allegedly divided the loot before detaining Maldonado and arresting him. Ratcliff later was found implicated and jailed.
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Maldonado
Fred Ratcliff
Cheyenne
Ratcliff
Young
Jall
Herzog 18 Reinstated for World Series
President Hempstead of the New York National League club announced the suspension of Captain Herzog of the Giants had been lifted and he would play in the world series.
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Herzog
New York
President Hempstead
New York National League Baseball Club
Giants
Local Briefs from Cheyenne and area
Notices and short items report moves and visits in Cheyenne. D W Gill relocates to 1624 Capitol Avenue while W Gill also advertises taxi service One-One. Sam Walker visits from Laramie. Frederick residents George and Chas Frederick stay for business. Pathinder Oil directors meet in Glenrock with expected deals. Stanton Transfer lists a public country dance at Morrison ranch.
Ranches sales and services notice brief
Ranches buy and sell contact Lon C. Davie at 1714 Carey Ave with phone 108W or residence 22. Merman Co varnishing moved to 1624 Capitol Ave. ch20 Call No. for tacts and 1 passenger touring cars. G17-Paper banger, "3 Cae.
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Lon C. Davie
Carey Ave
Cheyenne Bootlegging Crackdown Extends to Taxi Drivers
City officials and saloon keepers in Cheyenne unite to curb bootlegging. A resolution bans large liquor sales to any individual likely to resell to soldiers and requires badges for taxi drivers to prove legitimacy. Licenses may be revoked for violators. failures could trigger citywide closures by federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Skunk Caught After Chicken Toll Hits Local Farm
Night police sergeant Jack McFarland traced a string of poultry deaths to a skunk. He set a trap at his premises after noting a hole, returned to the station, and learned the thief was in the trap. The skunk was captured and killed, with more traps set.
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Jack McFarland
Jack
Boy Rouner Dies at Home After Illness
Eight year old Quy G Rouner son of Mr and Mrs J Rouner died at home at 6 30 yesterday. He was in the third grade at Central School. Funeral services will be announced later. Death was due to acute illness.
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Bohood Roy
Quy G. Rouner
J. ©. Rouner
Central School
Soldiers Stage Miniature Riot at Cheyenne
Utah troops passed through Cheyenne yesterday and staged a brief disturbance aboard a train. One soldier was struck on the head and carried from the field on a stretcher as provost guards searched luggage for liquor. Police patrol restored order, aided by a sergeant who supplied Pick handles to the guards for crowd control.
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Utah
Cheyenne
Soldiers Told by Doctor To Lick Battle Wounds
Chicago report says Dr H H Duncan of New York urged soldiers to lick wounds as first aid. He claimed licking promotes self defense and is as natural as animals licking injuries. The advice was given before the American Association of Progressive Medicine at the Congress hotel.
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Chicago
HH. Duncan
New York
American Association of Progressive Medicine
Congress Hotel
Duncan
Dr. Duncan
Girl Disappears on Way Home From Job
Myrtle Smith a local laundry employee vanished yesterday afternoon on her way home from work. She reported illness to her manager and left the laundry, but disappeared between the shop and her home. Police searched and inquiry continues with no leads.
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Myrtle Smith
Hone
Niin
Beaten by Mob Tarred and Driven from Jail
Four men believed to be I. W. W. agents were seized from the county jail in Stuttgart Avk by a mob of about 150 farmers. They were whipped tarred and feathered and driven from town after arrest on charges of inciting laborers to cease work.
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Stuttgart
Avk
Jury Deliberates in Kelly Murder Case at Red Oak
In Red Oak Iowa on September 26, the murder trial of Rev. Lynn G. J. Kelly, linked to the Villiscaux slayings of 1912, was sent to the jury after being on trial since September 4.
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Kelly
Red Oak
Lynn G. J. Kelly
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Wes
Chalicu
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Shepherd & Klett
N.P. Black
Brown
Reyenne
Apital Coal Company Ual
Abill & Holliday, Proprietors
Phone 46
Orcer
T. Joe Fisher
Laramie
Sam Walker
D. W. Gill
Capitol Avenue
Frederick
Geo
Chas
West 17Th
West 19Th
Stanton Transfer
A. C. Morrison Ranch
Happy Jack Road
W. Gill
H Kelley
Charles Mecongle
F. Palmer
Irvine
Pathfinder Oil Company
Glenrock
Hobbs & Puckfeldt
Plains Hotel
The
Merman Co
Johnston Grocery Co
Concord
Bartlett Pearl
Bartlett
Xe Gor
Burrell
Brookfield
Colorado
U. S
Jack Wearland
Boocton
W.W
Fromown
France
the Stockgrowers National Bank
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