Fourteenth General Federation biennial in Hot Springs
The General Federation of Women's Clubs plans its fourteenth biennial in Hot Springs Arkansas from April 30 to May 2. Gov C H Brough will open the meeting at Hotel Eastman April 20 with seven working days and three daily sessions. Exhibits include home economics displays a state product show and a dress history style show. Wyoming and Connecticut delegations will stay at Townsend house with coordinated travel plans and special train portions.
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General Federation News
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Hot Springs
Ark
C. H. Brough
Arkansas
Women of America
Hotel Eastman
Elevn
United States Bureau of Entomology
Nation 4
Civic Federation
Wyoming
Connecticut
Townsend
State Federation
Colorado
Denver
Rock Inland
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Frisco
Memphis
Rock Island
Pullman
United States
Montana
New Mexico
Cheyenne
Federation
Conant Parks of
Lander
Wyoming Federation
Detroit
Ra. K. A. Morton
Dinner Party Hosts Welcoming Evening At Ira Fee Home
Mr and Mrs Ira B Fee hosted an informal dinner party Thursday night for ten guests including Rev and Mrs BB Brace and Mr and Mrs Archie Allison. The evening featured fragrant table flowers and cordial conversation reflecting a warm social gathering.
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C. Crabb
Chris Olsen
Jessup
Genevieve
Fee Home
Mra
Ira B. Fee
Doane College Glee Club Delights Crete Audience
The Doane College glee club in Crete Nebraska presented a full program including orchestra chorus and solos to an attentive audience. George H Aller directed the group with Supt Ira B Fee introducing him. The performance featured The Rose of Sharon Sense and Nonsense and patriotic songs with soloists L Harrison Palmer Harold T Smith and others. Major Samuel A Smoke and Mrs Smoke plus daughter Mrs Nelson Bolce are moving from Fort Russell after a long stay.
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Doane College
Crete
Neb
George H. Aller
Aller
Ira B. Fee
Glee Club
Paul C. Robinson
Rose of Sharon
L. Harrison Palmer
Harold T. Smith
Major Smoke
Samuel A. Smoke
Smoke
Nelson Bolce
Fort Russell
Patriotism Shown as Cheyenne Club Delays Meeting
East Twenty firmit street notes postponed events as Liberty holiday in Cheyenne prompts a parade. The College club postpones the meeting planned for the afternoon until one week hence. location to be announced later.
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Cheyenne
College Club
Girls Friendly Society to Welcome Twelve New Members
The Girls' Friendly Society of St. Mark's church will meet next Tuesday evening, April 9, with twelve new members to be received. After business and work sessions a supper will be served with Mrs. Prank Roach in charge.
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Girls! Friendly Society
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. Mark’s Church
Prank Roach
Trench Hat Debuts. Davis Family Heads to Columbia
The trench hat appears on Fifth Avenue worn by Mrs Des sin McCoy Davis as she returns to the stage after Richard Harding Davis death. The Davis family plans to leave Fort Russell for Columbia Missouri next week. Major Smoke retires from active service and departs with family, a loss to Fort Russell.
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Fifth Avenue
Dessin McCoy Davis
Richard Harding Davis
Columbia
Major Smoke
Fort Russell
Methodist Aid Society Meeting At Mrs Meyring’s Home
Twenty five members attended yesterday afternoon’s gathering at the home of Mrs Archer Meyring. Hostesses were Mesdames Meyring Brace Miller and Finch with Mrs Enos Laughlin presiding. No business was transacted as the group sewed and visited. Mrs John Benson entertained with vocal solos and self accompaniment. Refreshments were served at five o clock.
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Methodist Aid Society
Methodist Aid
German Strike Letters Reveal February Labor Uprisings
Henry Wood reports on German workers' letters from front-line prisoners detailing strikes in February across Berlin Herlin Gotha and other cities. Authors describe failed aims warnings of further protests and state suppression with soldiers patrolling and leaders jailed or punished as crowds demand better conditions and liberty.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Germany
Langwege
Berlin
Tax Slackers in Wyoming 10 Bf Rounded Up Soon
Wyoming and Colorado divided into cones Denver federal internal revenue officials launch a ninety day drive against income tax slackers. Twenty four inspectors will scour every county and hamlet in the two states seeking delinquents with heavy penalties and possible imprisonment. The effort targets those who failed to file returns with 50 percent tax penalty. The field force sails April 10 and will extend to other federal taxes as needed.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Denver
Federal Internal Revenue
Revenue Office
Mmit
Dingley
Drafting Farm Labor in War Time Urges Work or Jail
A Texas official urged amending vagrancy laws to require able bodied men to work six days a week. Sheriff in Grayson County warned, Go to work or go to jail, stressing every man's labor is needed for farms as the nation fights in France.
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Clarence Ousley
Texas
Grayson County
Ute County
France
D A R Urges Members Cars For Patriot Parade
The Cheyenne chapter regent asks all members with cars not in the Liberty Loan drive to provide vehicles and join the D A R section of the patriotic parade Saturday. The chapter also plans a rummage sale soon to raise funds for war work with city donations solicited. details to be announced.
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TD. A. BR
Cheyenne
Daughters of the American Revolution
Op. A. R
Red Cross Donations Acknowledged by Local Auxiliaries
Ten grateful thanks are given for substantial donations to the Red Cross auxiliary including Miss Lulu Leihart five dollars the Sunshine society and the Woman's club of the A M A and Mrs M A Kline. Red Cross rooms will be closed all day Saturday for the patriotic holiday.
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Red Cross News
Red Cross
Lulu Leihart
The
Sunshine Society
Woman's Club of
M. A. Kline
Red Croke Rooms
Delayed departures mark visiting list in storm
Mr and Mrs Fred Bolce face indefinite delay on their Idaho Springs trip due to the storm. Elsie Langford returns from North Platte to join Union Trust. she resides with Mrs W A Parbes. Mrs J W Seeger and partner arrive from California for a brief visit with their daughter Mrs Ka B Foe in St James Minnesota. Julia Porter, a high school teacher who resigned for health reasons, delays departure to join an arrival in Denver for a journey west. Mrs Thomas P Fahey is in Denver for a few days. Mr and Mrs W K Lee and son James depart for Seattle and the northwest coast seeking health benefits. Mrs J J Button, mother of Mrs W C Kinkead, returns from Denver for the winter guest stay. Miss B F Ball heads to Denver tomorrow for a short visit.
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Fred Bolce
Idaho Springs
Colo
Elsie Langford
State Capitol
North Platte
Union Trust Company
Langford
Mra
Ka B
Foe
St. James
Minn
Mme Julia Porter
la Jolla
Aint
Denver
Thomas P. Fahey
W. K. Lee
James
Beatltle
Northwest Coast
Lee
J. J. Button
W. C. Kinkead
Mie
Ball
Industrial Club Plans 2000 Debt Payoff
After Thursday’s Cheyenne Industrial club meeting the group voted to clear the remaining bonded debt of 2000. The secretary J J Showalter said the payment will be issued soon. A Gus Holm’s Yellow atone Highway association report outlined the year’s work. Four new members were elected J J L Pantipe Jack A Bristol and Meredith Davir.
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Cheyenne Industrial Club
J. J. Showalter
Gus Holm’s
Yellowatone Highway Association
Ma Ee
J. J. L. Pantipe
Jack A. Bristol
Meredith Davir
Names Get Explosive Permits Desired
Congress approved an 1917 act regulating explosives to prevent misuse. The Weemners for Laramie county list names of applicants and urge readers to report loyalties or concerns about licensees to J. A. Berry, U S Inspector.
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Laramie County
Hospital Aid Society Postponed Meeting Noted
The Hospital Aid Society election of officers is delayed with a tentative reschedule. Members are urged to contribute dues and attend the next gathering at the Ibraky building on Monday afternoon to elect a president and support hospital relief efforts.
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Hospital al Society
Hospital Aid Society
Ibraky
Dlues
Red Cross AIL members to meet for Liberty Loan parade
Cheyenne chapter of the American Red Cross members are requested to meet at the corner of 2nd Street and Capitol Avenue at one o clock Saturday afternoon April 5 to participate in the Liberty Loan parade. Working members should wear their uniform. ARCHIRD ALLISON, Chairman.
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American Red Cross
Ail Membe
American Red Crow
2Nd Street
Capitol Avenue
Archird Allison
Ford transmission repairs and valve regrind offer
Ford factory service advertises refined 2.75 gear repair and valve grinding for vehicles. It lists address 1612 Pebritan Street and notes sale or service details for parts and bundles.
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Ford
Ford Repairing
Pebritan Street
Two Women and Two Men Arrested in Police Raid
Hazel Wood and May Stewart were arrested when police raided a residence at 1716 O'Neil Street Thursday night. Gust Marnes and John Smith were also arrested. They face charges of conducting or intruding into a house of ill repute and could be tried in police court Friday afternoon unless a jury trial is demanded. The women may be turned over to federal authorities under the five mile zone parity law.
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Hazel Wood
May Stewart
O'Neil Street
Gust Marnes
John Smith
Illame
Army Navy meeting at hall tomorrow noon
Army and Navy women to gather at the hall tomorrow at noon. Commanded by H. Nonzelman, commander.
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Army
Navy
H. Nonzelman
Public notice on Cheyenne bank closures Saturday
The books of Cheyenne will close at noon tomorrow and commercial business will be suspended. ALD DAY will reopen to receive subscriptions to the THIRD LIBERTY LOAN. Banks listed include Pires National Bank Stock Growers National Bank Citzens National Bank Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank.
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Cheyenne
Liberty Loan
Pires National Bank
Stock Growers National Bank
Citzens National Bank
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
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