Red Cross News Highlights Gifts and Programs
The Red Cross reports a 65 dollar gift from the Ladle. It notes the North bench sewing circle, junior Red Cross formation, and school affiliate efforts. A library meeting is set for Sept 24. France aid includes 4 million cigarettes and 20 000 tobacco packages sent, with 1 100 000 pounds of knitting wool collected for garments. Comfort kits for troops are prepared, and Christmas articles are planned to ensure no service member is forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Sewing Circle
North Bench
Junior Red Cross
Denver
France
America
County Institute for Wyoming Teachers Schedule Overview
The document outlines a multi day county institute for Wyoming teachers with sessions on education standards, rural school programs, penmanship, music, and department meetings. It notes speakers such as Mr. R C May and Professor Eby and details commitments for attendance, salaries, and certificate registration with local superintendents. It invites public participation and lists evening events and logistics for the week.
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W. H. Hughes
Miss Hoover
Professor Eby
Miss Hjort
Muaie
Miss Widaman
J. C. Knode
Theo. Diers
Bertha VanDevender
Eby
Hjort
McAdoo Admits Democratic Bias in Bond Advertising
The Treasury secretary says with liberty bond ads the government would have to use a democratic and impartial approach rather than favoring loyal Democratic newspapers. He stresses the need for universal subscriptions across rural and urban areas and among Republicans and Democrats, though it grinds his soul to avoid discrimination.
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McAdoo
Efficiency vs Crisis at War Department Prompted Shakeup
Washington Post reports Secretary Baker and General Crozier rush to avert a congressional probe and avoid upheaval in the war department. Observers say delays and red tape cripple decisions. A major shakeup seems likely, with top officials potentially replaced as history shows in past wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryley Grannon
Washington Post
Baker
Gen. Crozier
Congress
War Department
War Office
United States
Washington
Cameron
Stanton
Alger
Root
Edith Storey Shines in Aladdin from Broadway at Rex
Edith Storey stars with Antonio Moreno and William Duncan in the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature Aladdin from Broadway at the Rex theatre Sunday. She plays a Mecca girl who is bold and independent, forced into marriage with a much older wealthy diamond merchant, and displays vivacity and temper through rapid tantrums.
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Edith Storey
Antonio Moreno
William Duncan
Vitagraph
Aladdin
Broadway
Rex Theatre
Mecca
Miss Storey
Why Not Teddy Too in the Trenches A Newspaper Debate
An old letter from President Wilson to the men in France sparks a debate over why he did not grant Col. Roosevelt a place in the firing line. The discussion weighs fitness, inspiration, and who best serves the cause, while a dry wartime grievance list adds a contrasting tone. A separate district court notice from Big Horn County Wyoming in 1917 outlines an assignment Final Distribution and a hearing date for creditors.
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France
Col. Roosevelt
Mr. Wilson
San Juan Hill
Robert H. Ewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
RED Cross News
Big Horn County
Teacher's Institute
Lovell
Wyoming
Harvey L. Eby
Department of Rural Education
Laramie
Wyo
Wyoming Council For National Defense
Theodiers Sheridan
MR. C. Wardlaw
Miss Mary Hoover
Bertha K. Vandevender
Basin
Amanda Hjort
Sheridan
Elaine Kinder
R. C. May
State Board of Education
Mary Hoover
E. W. Croft
C. Wardlaw
Heber C. Snell
Miss Jones
Miss Fearis
Miss Huff
Miss Pace
F. J. Sylvester
the Red Cross
R. B. West
Widaa
Kinder
Wilson F. Moor
Institute
Lowell Women’s
Thomas Jefferson Morgan
P. J. the Commercial Club
Elberta
Ewers Grocery
Rai Edith Storey
the Bernhardt of
Teddy
President Wilson
Forbes Laundry
State OF
William F. Johnson
P. W. Metz
District Court
Basin State Bank
Said
Dodge
Studebaker
John Deere
Deering
G. W. Black & Co
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