Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1922-01-12
+ a BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
EIoN COUNTRIES.
IN LATE DISPATCHES
poINes AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE.
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A young woman. CARRIED as q nun.
~ entered restaurant at st. Louis. lev
= .eled q revolver at the proprietor and
(; ordered him to hand Over the contents
Of the cash drawer, or get plugged
She got $27 - ~
ss4 Alfred NJ. sOehls, io6 years old, a chief
petty officer of the navy, died aboard
the u, s. S. Idaho at Sun Diego, after
quarrel with shipmate In which
= Oehls was struck over the head with
"a marlinspike and Killed.
l.. " w. Brown, who was inductcd
into office as mayor of Riverside, Cal,
was instantly killed In I'M automobile
accident near Upland, eighteen miles
northwest Of there one hour later. His
secretary, Miss Monica ElynrsOn of
Phoenix, Ariz. and the mayors sister,
y nIso were In the accident, but escaped
injury. - - @"i. d"
Toy Hing Lip, a Counter in Chi
nese gambling house was shot and
killed ut Helena, Mont, by Chung Hay,
Chinese merchant. There were be-
tween fifteen and twenty Chinese In
= the place at the time OF thes hOOting,
the plate Mt the time OF the shooting,
bling game. There was 1929 in mon
+ ey on the table. FL rs. ..a.t, -
L Preliminary work toward the re-
opening of the WashOe Smelter OF the
Anaconda Copper Mining Company at
Anaconda, Mont, has been started with
B; the addition of 300 men to the work.
ing force. Fires have been started In
-, ,,,,.,. ,,,,I ,,yttI, in ton
: days the reduction OF ores will be un-
.,ertsken.i Normal operations will be-
snmed In from fifteen to twenty-five'
dnys. - 10
Dissatisfied with the food served tn,
tmem recently at the evening meal ~
number Of inmates of the EhliSstate:
prison ut Salt Lake staged mfia-
ture rebellion in the prison dining
room, overturning several tables lbaas
ed with food and later, yelling ap,s
pounding on their cell 'd66rs amer they
had been locked; up. by. Nmden James
Devine. The: menu. consistol. Of, eiiiii
beans and bread and tea, and the recall |
a citrants not only spilled their own
meal, but .eiiEsd manly togo 20
he'd hungry. r.-=eg srn.y;7"; -
WARRINGTON s;..F: ..a "''1
.ThesnAaar al: .lxEicAltq.1l9 ssenfayelitd
:. suggested BY. President Harding has.l
:" Beeh fiifted by isecaTetnfy 81 !AsficVl:..
6 unszl WslB6cs;so: begin Ahs wtuaiingt6n,.
.. Monday. kan; "a: H;:s :uudw 10 ga
, ,1..A total Of. .Sr454, CIVILIAN elnploysS!f
faSe been disinfssed from fedeHl |
u. ssf+ice4n Tfie PaHahd canal ixso6iiiG nce |
Sa4nttary' Weaks .,a,Bohh iced
IL: !tna.Efshipsst1an :Eessntfss q .zYha al
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u: NsW .Ysrk,' ,, j5aaHihped overheard at ssa
~, anAr wes ,1lrnwped.' the .stea'ner:si Of:
t!sss rsRsstss on !'. -asF arrival arrival at ry.[
'.ss, AZ 6aii f0t::sa Special sraadi jdt5 10
. :irseetsJan!Ae e Il inveAaisase alleged
&, hive scileNes apa,eapses
for business failures has been issued |
~ ~ District Court Judges at . Lincoln,
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~: .The hautieal. school for the. train ze
,. :. Of former service .men, for tbe. Au,erA.
can merchant MARINE, to be estab-
- Rishef By. the veterans bureau, viii be
i!"put at some illogical lpiafe'::op' che Al. I
:; j lansle .seast, Director Forbes, has an
So :iaaisaiioaas that ths turn 81 1tGt: ye q
- iGBesAe sharkeai bwa tsst,sfax' In:
provement in the business. -ahH efps3
nomic, outlool.:.- OF the country andi the !
c csas AZ me- Esf s.ssS5se by
isi;tthr.& 4issr11pSrfard9e2. There can
be no doubt. he said. that both tfie