City Making Big Gain in Manufactures
A preliminary census of manufactures in Cheyenne Wyoming issued by the Bureau of the Census shows 1919 figures rising sharply from 1914 levels. It notes value added, capital, wages, and employment up for the year, with estimates and caveats about calendar timing and reporting.
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Census Bureau
Washington
Cheyenne
Wya
Sam Rogers
Department of Commerce
Eugene F Hartley
Cantua
Lee
Leas
Tyre
Weather Forecast Fragments From Cheyenne and Northeast Wyoming
Fragmentary weather note reports fair and mild conditions through Friday in Cheyenne and vicinity. It notes low temperatures around 36 degrees with continued mild trends and mentions unsettled or unclear details for Friday and northeast regions.
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FonCheyenne
Coldin Patreme
Wyoming Man Dies After Wreck En Route East
In Sheridan on March 3 B M Giddings a Kirby Wyo to Augusta Mich ticket holder died from injuries suffered after a Sunday night wreck near Porter Ind en route to Michigan City. An unidentified woman believed to be his wife also died en route. Giddings was Sheridan Ice company physician at Cross.
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Sheridan
B. M. Giddings
Kirby
Wyo
Augusta
Mich
Michigan City
Porter
Ind
Gidding
Giddings
Frank Robinson
Sheridan Ice Company
Giddinga
Cross
Robinson
Cowboys in Newcastle Eye Western Film Studio Start
Newcastle March 3 The Newcastle Commercial Club endorses a plan to form Continental Pro- Area corporation to develop western dramas. Edward Lazar will direct with filming scenarios ready. The company aims to use the L A K ranch in Black Hills country for initial activities and expects to feature a top broncho rider competing with Tom Mix.
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Newcastle Commercial Club
Newcastle Capitali Sts
Edward Lazar
Witagraph
Wrom'ng
Webster J. McKenzie
J. O Murphy
Newraelle Commercial Club
Newcenette
LaZar
Black Hilla
Tom Mix
Buffalo Boy Leads Amateur Wireless Network
Harold Kouitz a high school boy operates a comprehensive amateur wireless setup in Buffalo. He spent summers at a wireless seminary near Washington and now receives nightly weather reports from eastern stations. Earlier he listened in on a conversation between operators off Avalon Cataline Island and a steamship off Massachusetts.
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Buffalo Boy
Harold Kouitz
Bos
Kvents
Washingtonf
Ava|lon Cataline Island
Los Angeles
Calif
Massachusetts
Former Cowpunchers Gather for Reunion
In Qher-Toan on March 3 northern Wyoming cowmen who once rode the range gathered for a reunion. Bill Marvin hosted and cooked the grub at the event, serving pork and beans with coffee and cheese. Attendees recalled days of riding through biting winds and sleeping in the open.
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Wilse Ridgeway
Wyoming
Bill Marvin
Bill
Harding selects two new cabinet aides for inauguration
President elect Harding arrived in Washington at 1 o clock and met with the inaugural day committee. He announced James J. Davis of Pittsburgh as secretary of labor and George B. Christian Jr. as secretary to the president, while detailing plans for a simple ceremony.
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March S
Harding
Washington
James J. Davis
Pittsburgh
Lubior
George B. Christian, Jr
Busines
Capitol
Troona
Fort Meyer
Quaantic
Newlyweds Spring Return Home From Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Spring returned from their wedding trip spending a week at Colorado Springs and a week at Fillmore Colorado on the ranch of Spring's father They will reside at Warren avenue and Twenty four street Mrs Spring was Agnes Wright state librarian before marriage
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Mrs. Spring
Warren Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Colorado Springs
Fillmore
Colo
Es Spring
Oil Wells At Naval Reserves Face Loss Without Repairs
Washington dispatch reports that California and Wyoming naval reserve wells may revert to the navy unless diligence in repairs or production is shown. The Interior Department Secretary ruled that the Leasing Act requires determining producing status, affecting wells suspended or abandoned since, with several leases refused for lack of progress.
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Washington
California
Wyoming
Navy Fuel Reserve
Navy Uniess
Secretary of the Anterror
Naval Reserve
Secretary of the Interior
Chief Little Shield succeeds late Arapaho chief
A Cheyenne engraving designer’s work adorns Plains hotel stationery after Chief Little Shield succeeds Chist Lone Bear of the Arapaho. The former guest of the Frontier committee is celebrated as an orator who praised friendship between red and white men in a Plains hotel lobby.
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Chist Lone Bear
Arapahoe
Chief Little Shield
Lander
Little Shield
Harry Hynds
Cheyenne
Plains Hotel
Little Wind River
Carrrittle Shield
Frontier Committee
Plains Ctel
Culet Little Shield
Wyoming
West
Cheyenne Menace to Pro Baseball Delayed in Midwest League
Creventia was eliminated night, delaying Cheyenne entry into the Midwest professional baseball league. The circuit committee anticipated six clubs and did not include Cheyenne this season. Cheyenne plans a high class amateur team to play locally, with Mercury Beach improvements underway.
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Creventia
Midwest
Corpinatog Capper
Laramie
Denver
Gresheli
Senttabluff
Nebr
Sterling Coe
Theregnon
G’sen
Eix
Herenne
Iague
Kent
Cheyenne Mercury
Neyenna
Mercury Club
Cheyenne
Mercury
Ricks” Manton
Manton
Cheyenne Indians
Detroit Tigers
Mercury Beach
Grain dealer Emil Roth found dead in Omaha home
Emil Roth gchild, former millionaire grain dealer and president of the Roth schild Grain company, was found dead of asphyxiation on the kitchen floor as gas poured from a stove. Family sources said he suffered a nervous breakdown after eight months of severe financial reverses. he left notes whose contents were not disclosed.
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Omaha
Emil Rothgchild
Rothschild Grain Company
Gaz
Rothachild
Record Breaker Will Try Again From Jacksonville
Lieutenant William D. Coney of the United States Army Aerial Squadron plans a new attempt to beat his 22 hour 27 minute record for a transcontinental flight from the Pacific to the Atlantic. He will take off in Jacksonville on March 8 and make a single fueling stop.
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Jacksonville
Fla
William D. Coney
List
Nited States Army
Pacific
Atlantic
Hoe
Laramie County Seed Potato To Boost Greeley Supply
Weld and Greeley officials praise Laramie County certified seed as a solution for Greeley seed shortages. Growers plan to expand acreage, especially Triumph variety, with distributors lined up and two main varieties Pearl and Bliss Triumph dominating markets in the southwest.
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C Joht
Tocamie
Thaffice
Greeley
Laramie
Lacramie County
Weld County
Mason E. Knapp
W. C. Edmun Boy
Laramie County
Wyoming February oil output falls as wells drop
Wyoming crude production in February totaled 2,600 barrels from 27 wells, with six dry and five gas wells. New drilling rose to 416 producing rigs, up from 409, and 216 rigs active statewide. Cat Creek led with 1,872 barrels from seven completions, Salt Creek produced 1,430, Warm Springs and Grass Creek 640, and Lost Soldier and Carbon 400.
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Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Montane
Cat Creek
Montana
Salt Creek
Warm Springs
Grass Creek
Lost Soldier and Carbon Company
Governor weighs bills as carey names several appointments
Senate File 36 on carbon black act and House Bill 178 aid land reclamation await decision. S F 123 on personal property taxation for short-state residents was vetoed Thursday. Carey announced re appointments to multiple state boards including accounts, agricultural advisory, nurse examiners, coal mine inspectors with names and term dates.
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Senate
Carey
State Board of Accountancy
Charles B. Morgen
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Agnis Donovan
Sheridan
Board of Examiners
John McNee Oor
Joh Springs
Hugh McLeod
Borriday
David G. Thomas
Rock Springs
Thomas R. Jones
Kemmerer
A. C. Boyle
Laramie
Tennis Ordered at Country Club
Cheyenne Country Club held its annual meeting with record attendance. The club plans three modern surfaced tennis courts for the season and elected directors Claude Draper, Jack Kenkel, B. W. Bennett, H. M. Symons, and Dr. W. H. Andrew. A future meeting will elect the club president, widely expected to go to Draper.
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Country Club
Cheyenne
Mr. Draper
Revolt Suppressed in Moscow and Petrograd
Reports to the British government indicate the Russian soviet regime has crushed the revolts in Moscow and Petrograd. Cecil Be. Harmsworth, under secretary for foreign affairs, disclosed the update in the House of Commons.
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London
Moscow
Petrograd
Cecil BE. Harmsworth
House of Commons
Army of 156000 Authorized for Next Fiscal Year
The army level of 156000 was completed and sent to the president. The house accepted the compromise agreed to by the senate for an army of 156000 during the next fiscal year.
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Washington
Army
Optgon
House
Senate
Cycle and Auto Collision Near McCormick Home
A motorcycle driven by Kilgore collided with an automobile at Sixteenth and Russell near 1610 Russell Street injuring a child and leaving Kilgore unconscious. The driver of the Colorado-registered car fled, and police seek the auto involved. William J. McCormick, a Union Pacific timekeeper, witnessed the incident shortly after 1 PM.
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William J. McCorwick
Kilgore
Tribune
Press
Sixteenth
Russell Streets
McCormick
Russell Street
Union Pacific Railroad
Southern Railroad Men Plan Vacation Strike
Sixteen railway brotherhoods and unions sanction a strike of the Atlanta Birmingham and Southern railroad employees after a midnight conference. A strike vote was completed January 8 and the date will be set by local union officers. The wage dispute was sent to a conference after the road entered federal receivership with wage reductions.
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Chicago
Atlanta, Birmingham & Southern Railroad
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Railroad Labor Board
Funeral of Champ Clark in State Capitol Saturday
The House and Senate arranged funeral plans for Champ Clark former speaker and minority leader who died yesterday. Services in the house chamber at 10 30 am will be a rare tribute with the body lying in state in the capitol rotunda. Committees from both houses will attend. The House will convene tonight for a tribute eulogy.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Champ Clark
Congress
Capitol
Thief grabs purse from county clerk Ida Graham
Police seek a man who snatched a purse from Ida R. Graham the county clerk at the House and Ninth street intersection. Mrs Graham pursued the robber through an alley but received no help from nearby bystanders as officers search the area.
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Ida R. Graham
House
Nineteenth Street
Graham
Wilson to Resume Law Practice in Bainbridge Colby Firm
President Wilson announced from the White House that after his term ends he will resume the practice of law. He will form a partnership with Bainbridge Colby, the retiring secretary of state, with offices in Washington and New York.
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Washington
Wilson
Bainbridge Colby
New York
White House
Germany given Monday to capitulate in Paris terms
London reports that Germany was informed by the supreme council at Paris to accept the reparations terms by Monday noon or face immediate Allied actions. Allied occupation of Duiberg Dusseldorf and Ruhr was threatened, with new taxes on German merchandise and a Rhine customs boundary to follow.
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London
Germany
Supreme Council
Paris
Duiberg
Dusseldorf
Ruhr
Rhine
Lloyd George
Walter Simons
I Inference
James Palace
Effie Pire
Lloyd George Thes
Dr. Simons
Danvers Votes $600 Taxi Driver Bonds Now Required
Bonds of 600 dollars each, payable in cash or equivalent, become mandatory for every person operating motor driven vehicles for passenger hire. The ordinance aims to regulate taxis and curb bootlegging by drivers, with penalties including forfeiture of bonds and fines.
Union Pacific Restores Passenger Traffic on No B Line
Passenger traffic is restored on Union Pacific No B, with cars and mail runs resuming after prior failures to carry passengers. The service, once suspended, is now back to carrying passengers as crews work on the line between Green River and connecting points.
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Union Pacific
Fon Pacific
Green River
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