Cheyenne Closes Red Light District By July First
Cheyenne authorities order inmates to move out by July 1 as Laramie faces potential influx of outsiders and disorder if the red light district remains. The Boomerang urges rapid action, urging Laramie residents to shut the district before neighboring cities’ influence grows. Public safety and moral reform discussions surge amid cross-state tensions.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
Greetay
Cole
Fort Collins
Wyoming
Colorado
Lemmie
Counell
Rifras and
Hangereon
Underworld
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Greeley
Wilson
Congress
Red Mehe
Cummett
Elty
Lammie
Citie
Red Light
Noomerung
Typographical Union Installs Five New Members
The Laramie local of the International Typographical Union installed recently elected officers. Five new members were admitted from the Boomerang and the Republican groups as business sessions proceeded and routine matters were transacted.
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Laramie
International Typographies
National Conference Discusses Juvenile Court Problems
Pittsburgh delegates at the National Conference of Charities and Corrections and National Probation Association joint session focused on juvenile court issues. Judge Frederick Cabot of Boston spoke on The Legal Powers of the Juvenile Court. War related issues were to be discussed later.
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Pittsburgh
Juvenile Courts
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
National Probation Association
Frederick Cabot
Boston
Traveling Merchants Meet At Erie Convention
The United Commercial Travelers of America held its annual state convention in Erie with lodges from western New York and eastern Ohio sending delegates. Mayor Kitte welcomed attendees as a speech of greeting was delivered. A note mentions postwar plans for a British trade collaboration capitalised at 100 million pounds to pursue overseas commerce.
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We. Pe
Knights of the Grip
Erie
United Commercial Travelers of America
New York
Ohio
Kitte
London
Tornadoes Kill Dozens Across Four States
Chicago news reports thirty two killed and about two hundred injured as tornadoes hit four states Tuesday night and Wednesday. Damage is estimated from two to three million dollars across Missouri Kansas Indiana and parts of Minnesota. Most fatalities occurred in Kansas with eighteen dead.
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Chicago
Miiacle
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
Registration figures slow in arriving
Washington reports registration returns arriving slowly with claims possibly exceeding half of those registered. Officials expect a week or ten days before totals are announced as investigations into forged or misused certificates continue, including a West Virginia report of certificates distributed to slackers.
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Washington
Department of Justice
West Virginia
Glass factory may locate in Laramie
The Chamber of Commerce received a letter from Muskogee Oklahoma a glass factory maker seeking information on prospects in the region The proposed plant would not compete with Great Western Plate Glass Works which will soon operate focused on plate and window glass Freight rate discussions featured W D Clifton Union Pacific agent explained uniform rate proposals to the Interstate Commerce Commission The Commercial Club wired support for form Eurasian rate plan and P Cameron returned from his ranch with boat news Chris Greaser of Mandello visited on business
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Laramie
Chamber of Commerce
Muskoges
Okla
Gluss Caskets
Oklahoma
Great Western Plate Glass Works
W. D. Clifton
Union Pacific Railroad
Commercial Club
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eight University High students receive diplomas
The University High School held its frve commencement in the auditorium with many parents present. Notable events included a speech on Ideals by Rev Arthur Huse, and valedictory by Prasie Butler. Absentees were Richard Butler and Robert Ingham due to crop duties or aviation corps.
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University High
Alisa Dena
Wilder
Robert Ingham
Prasciy Butler
United States Aviation Corps
Richard Butler
Gladys David
Haig's forces press on in new Messines offensive
British troops under General Haig push nine mile front through Messines and Wytschaete, reporting progress on the entire line. Seaplanes strike Munster, one shed hit, bombs near two aerodromes, with machines returning safely. German resistance stiff but prisoners taken. Austrians suffer heavy losses against Italian defenses.
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London
Haig
Messines ‘Wytachaste
Messines Wytsehante Ridge
Belgium
Ypree
Lens
Sudenly
Niew Munster
Laramie High School Graduation Exercises Tonight
Eighteen seniors will receive diplomas in the school auditorium this evening. Professor Harvey L. Byy of the University of Wyoming will deliver the commencement address, and James Chart Jenson, president of the board of education, will present the diplomas to the graduates. The close aheht piverum will be given immediately before the exercises.
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University High School
Hoy
Arthur Huse
St Mark's Church
Cheyenne
Wyoming State Board of Education
Patton Eall
Cyrus Wright
Allen Hathbus
Beatrice Dans
Laramie
Evanston High to Host Senior Commencement Address
Professor J B Butterworth, head of the University High School, will travel to Evanston tonight to deliver the senior class commencement address at Evanston High School. The event marks the graduation ceremony for the town's graduating seniors.
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J. B Butterworth
University High School
Evanston
Evanston High School
Elms Club Hosts Social Dance Tonight
The Elke Club presents another octal dance at their hall this evening. This will precede their annual three days dance during the Fourth of July period.
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Elms
Elke Club
Return to Gody After Visit Here
M. Hehwood who has been a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Marty Westum for the past couple of days departed Sunday for his home in Coady.
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M. Hehwood
Mrs
Westum
Dare
Coady
Returns from Denver With Lord of Cattle
A garbled report notes a party returning from Denver with cattle as Jobb Keidesel and Leaver purchase stock and plan to drive it to Bin Ranch. A separate line mentions Woodhouse and a Little Laramie route, with unclear intentions.
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Denver
First Slacker of County 18 Nabbed at Rock River
The fret wacker in Albany county has been nabbed. Sheri Jackson resolved word today from Rock River that offerals there had caught a man who refused to register and that they will hold him until called for. The United States marshal at Cheyenne was notified and he will go to Hook River immediately to get the slacker and take him back to Cheyenne where he will be confined pending trial.
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Albany County
Sheri Jackson
Rock River
Offerals
Marhal
Cheyenne
Hook River
Rock Springs Graduate Plans Commencement Arrival
Victor Pacinelli a Wyoming graduate and taohler at North Side State Hank Rock Springs will come to Lara mie tomorrow to attend the University commencement exercises. His sister Miss Serafina Pacinelli member of the graduating Clans.
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Victor Pacinelli
University of Wyoming
Taohler
Hank
Rock Springs
Laramie
Serafina Pacinelli
Northcliffe to visit America for British beetite recruitment
Lord Normcume announces in a United Press interview plans to open offices in New York to recruit British beetites in America. He denies motives of lag and speetamaking, says this is about heat and influence, and warns against misinterpretation of Britieh subjects abroad.
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Normcume
Goldy
America
Lord Balfour
United Press
New York
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