Wyoming Registration Rules Ready Two Months Before Call
Provost Marshal General Crowder announced in Washington that Wyoming registration rules would be ready for publication on July 1, two months before the first call to colors. The report notes Wyoming's county-by-county enrollment totals and the national figure of 0,649,938 after combining with Kentucky.
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Ameter
Union Nova Service
Clevenne
Wyoming
Kentucky
Crowder
Washington
Cuaz Pleads Guilty in Gold High Grading Scandal
Cheyenne Antone Cuaz, alleged head of a gold high grading conspiracy, pleads guilty in U S District Court with deferred sentence. He testified against eleven co defendants as cases against four were dismissed. He admits three counts including conspiracy to defraud the government and sale of bullion to government facilities.
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Cheyenne
Antone Cuaz
United States District Court
Cuaz
Colorado
Cuma
San Francisco
Ex-Laramie Postmaster Haserskamp Posts Bond for Grand Jury
Laramie ex postmaster A N Haserskamp who was removed by a deputy marshal and later turned to Post Office Inspector Frank Sharon and Postmaster G A Shoemaker gave a $1 000 bond for his appearance at the Cheyenne U S grand jury sitting beginning the first Tuesday in November.
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Laramie
A. N. Ha
Serskamp
United States
Frank Sharon
G. A. Shoemaker
United States Grand Jury
Cheyenne
Frank Lambert
Thermopolis
Worland
John F. Pierce
Rock River
Denver
Wyoming Bankers’ Association
Wheatland Creamery
Casper
Melvin Hardesty
Sams Creek
Cokeville
Ray K. Olds
Wyoming
Frank L. Houx
James H. Harper
Baggs
Rock Springs
J. C. Whitsett
Mountain View Presbyterian Church
Evanston
Drowning Tragedy Gathers Clouds Over Platte River
Searchers scour the Platte River near the Day ranch ten miles above Saratoga for three drowned men County Commissioner Robert A. Day his son George Day age 12 and nephew Garland Gross age 19 all missing after a boating accident despite day and night patrols.
Three Die Within Month in Adams Family
Mrs. Eugene Adams dies in Riverton as the Adams family loses a third member within four weeks. The sequence marks a fatal month for the family with local sympathy and notices following the deaths.
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Riverton
Eugene Adams
Adams
Youth Dies After Fall From Running Board
John Young aged 19 died after being run over when he fell from the running board of his uncle’s automobile as Lovell and Palling watched. The incident occurred while the car was moving, and Young sustained fatal injuries.
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Lovell
John Young
Youth Pulled From River After Bridge Crash
Six hours after a car plunged through a bridge into the Hamfork River near Kemmerer, Phillip Budden Ick was resuscitated in a local hospital. He was trapped beneath the vehicle. his companion Rey Rogenberg was ejected and assisted by passersby.
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Kemmerer
Hought
Phillip Budden Ick
Hamefork
Rey Rogenberg
Bachiné
Wyoming Red Cross drive raises 210000 state total
Linderg of the Red Cross reports state fundraising figures with Sheridan at 36000 Casper 25000 Cheyenne 20000 Rock Springs 10000 Kemmerer 14000 and Meune Ho generating nearly 3 dollars per capita as the drive proceeds through the city.
Girl Dragged Into Fly Wheel On Gas Engine Farm Incident
A six year old girl on her father Branger's farm near Hillsdale was pulled into a fly wheel of a gasoline engine. Her face and leg were badly bruised before bystanders could stop the machine. The child is identified as oOo WH Branger Jr. and the incident is being investigated.
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Hillsdales
Branger, Jr
Himes Body Found in River Near Rock Creek Concert
The body of K C Himes a bean ejector for Rock Creek Concert Violation Company was found in the river near Deep Creek on the eighteenth after being last heard from at Deep Creek Station. Weather conditions and exact time of discovery are not stated.
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Himes
Laramie
K C. Himes
Bean Eouger
Rock Creek
Vialon Company
Rock River
Dee
Deep Creek
Ctaton
Tom Chrisman
Sweetwater River
Rawlins
Wyoming Game and Protective Association
Cowley
Ohio Oil Company
United Petroleum Company
Hams Fork Creek
Kemmerer
Frontier
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Utah
Green River
Red
Wyoming General Hospital
Rock Springs
Superior
Wyoming News Briefs Highlight Local Developments Across State
Wyoming items report bonds sold for Sheridan Cemetery, new buildings in Douglas, and a country club formed at Laramie. Other notes include Red Cross funding, fires and injuries, marriages in Opal, a fatal fever death, and various civic updates from Lander to Rock Springs.
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Douglas
Lander
Shoshone Forest
Wyoming
Red Cross Fund
O. L. Truman
Casper
Capt Louis Botha portrait in South Africa post
Exclusive photograph shows Capt Louis Botha D S O to South Africa. He is the son of the former Bow leader General Botha and holds an important post in the African campaign.
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Louis Botha
South Africa
General Botha
Fragmented remark on Oriental mysticism in travel talk
A terse exchange critiques Oriental mysticism as a recurring theme in travel commentary. The speaker notes a fixation that distracts from substantive analysis and questions the value of such tropes in portraying Eastern cultures.
Loans to Farmers Could Boost Nation's Food Supply
A wartime policy proposal urges expanding farm loans and food banks to raise cultivation and productivity. Despite $15 million in loan applications, no actual loans have been issued yet, with potential need of $700,000 in immediate funding after land appraisals. Proposals include taxing unimproved lands to finance a $1 billion push next year and organizing farmers' town associations for efficiency.
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Hine
Stirulathre
Fori Lori
Danforth
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis
President’s Masterly Note to Russia Outlines Free Peoples
The president’s note to the new Russian government echoes the aim to make the world safe for democracy. It states the United States seeks no territorial gain or indemnity and will help curb Prussian autocracy. It argues against Balkan or Turkish subjugation by Berlin and supports undirected development of all peoples.
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Russia
Alma
United States
Ile
Balkans
Turkey
Berlin
Germany
Goethals backs steel ships over wooden program
General Goethals and the Shipping Board agree on a plan favoring a large number of steel vessels and a small number of wooden ships. He argues wooden ships would use green lumber and be of little use after the war, while steel ships can be built faster and more effectively.
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General Goethals
Shipping Board
Gene Era
Goethals
America’s Position Plainly Stated on Restoring World Peace
The article argues that restoring prewar conditions is unacceptable and aims for a lasting peace impossible for any nation to threaten. It highlights Russia’s read on the president’s call to act for humanity and liberty as a wartime principle guiding postwar duties.
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America
Europe
Russia
New Conditions Shaping War Power and Constitutional Bounds
The piece discusses wartime powers overriding constitutional guarantees under military necessity. Senator Knox argues the Constitution is effectively suspended in war, not its processes, enabling suspension of guaranties when they conflict with security. The warning suggests any form of government may face erosion of rights during conflict.
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Knox
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Cody
Russel Crane
China Wilson
Jesse Barbour
Opal
A. N. Hasenkamp
Will Morgan
Platte County
Wheatland
David Perry
Wind River
Perry
W. M. Broyles
Torrington
Upton
John W. Dixon
Douglas Wyoming Oil Company
Browning Basin
Pomeroy, Basta Ol & Gae Company
Kommerer
Mangin
Spall
St. Remy
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Boris A. Bakhmetieff
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