23 Divisions Are in Big Parade
R B. Davidson will act as marshal directing divisions to form for the parade. The route runs from Twenty sweet and Capitol avenue Seventeenth street east to Warren avenue south to Sixteenth street east to Carey avenue north to Nineteenth street and to the gymnasium for the mass meeting. Muddy streets forced the meeting from the city park to the gymnasium auditorium. Greeley visitor F D Randolph was in Cheyenne on business from Greeley Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Davidson
Wounds Not Much Says Man with 96 Wounds
A veteran French colonel with 96 wounds and 10 shell fragments praised medical care at the front and cited surviving severe injuries. Dr. John Calhoun in Montgomery, Alabama, saved a badly injured Private Harry McKenzie, sewing up his lung and repairing damage, enabling a return to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuller
Dercle
Clinical Congress of Surgeons
Chicago
John ©. Calhoun
Pittsburg
Hoapital
Montgomery
Ala
Uncle Sam
Sarkerr
Harry McKenzie
Ohio
Calhoun
Sam
Storm Over, Weather Office Reports In Cheyenne
From the Cheyenne weather office the storm is declared finished across the state with moisture reports. Park observatories log Yellowstone 0.44 inches, Sheridan 1.26, Lander 1.46, Cheyenne 1.10 inches, and snowpack peak at 4.7 inches, total snowfall since onset 10.6 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
United States Weather Shore
Yellowstone Park
Sheridan
Lander
Star women swimmers vie for world record at Hit Nolo Club
Thelms Darby of Indianapolis Olga Dorfaer of Philadelphia and Mme Claire Galligan will swim tonight at the Hit Nolo Athletic Club under the Central A. A. C. to challenge a world record. The meet gathers three of the era’s top women swimmers in a bid for glory and a new mark.
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Hy United Press
Chicago
Pil
April S.aquatic Huge
Hit Nolo Athletic Club
Miss Thelms Darby
Indianapolis
Mises Olga Dorfaer
Philadelphia
Mme Claire Galligan
Central A. A. OC
Gordon Funeral Saturday for Buford brakeman FE
Funeral services for Gordon, the brakeman killed Tuesday morning at Buford, will be held Saturday afternoon at the Barly undertaking. The body will be shipped to Latham Kansas for burial. Relatives arrived Friday to take charge of the arrangements.
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Gordon
Buford
Barly
Latham
Kan
Hwy
Meatless meals burden railroad firemen on early shifts
Railway firemen face tough mornings as meatless breakfasts slow stamina on long runs from Sidney to Cheyenne. Crews report eight to fourteen hour shifts with coal shoveling between breakfast and lunch and little to eat before reaching terminal. Some advocate exemptions to meal rules amid fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estretch
Sidney
Cheyenne
Wires Snapped by Sleet Cut Cheyenne to West Links
Long distance service between Cheyenne and Laramie and Rawlins was out from 10:10 p m Wednesday to 5 p m Thursday due to sleet on Sherman hill. Wires, frozen to an inch thick, broke in seventy five places as crews trekked through three foot snow drifts to repair. Two men remained at the company cabin to maintain service until thaw. Communication was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Laramie
Rawlins
Local Telephone Company
Sherman Hill
Telephone Company
Mexican pool hall manager fined for gambling games
John Accruso, manager of a pool hall at 418 West Lincoln Highway, was fined $100 in police court for allowing gambling games. The case arose after a Mexican man won $5 at Twenty-one, was attacked in the back room, and robbed of his $1 plus all his money.
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John Accruso
West
Lincoln Highway
Worth a Crow He Has 6000 Hens
Irv ing A Sherlock Burbeth Cal began poultry studies with a few chickens. Now he owns 6000 laying hens across three acres of land. He uses the land to grow feed and buys 15000 to 50000 baby chicks each spring to raise in brood houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving A
Sherlock
Burbeth
Cal
Local Notices and Visitors Highlight Cheyenne Scene
Public notices list notaries appointed Philip Harr F E Lucas and Charles H Wunn iche Friday. Cheyenne welcomes visitors J H Reed from Ann Arbor W H Huntley from Sheridan W J Doyle from Casper E Arnold from Lusk and R M Ferguson from Fort Collins. Snow melts leaving muddy streets as many officers register at the Plains hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Harr
Kirby
F. E. Lucas
Buffalo
Charles H. Wunniche
Theaters in Paris Postwar Receipts Mix Up
Paris theaters show varied box office fortunes for 1917 against 1913. Odeon receipts totaled 871 557 francs in 1918 vs 1 153 264 in 1917, Ambigu 676 071 in 1917, Antoine 1 202 7438 francs in 1917, Opera Comique declined from 3 948 732 francs in 1913 to 2 50 744 in 1917, Comedie Francaise at 1 711 997 francs, Chatelet 649 676 francs, with other houses and performers listed.
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Paris
Odeon
Ambigu
France
Antoine
Opera Comique
Comedie Francaise
Chatelet
Missouri's Last Hanging Reported In 1916 Case
Missouri's last legal hanging occurred today. Ora Ote Lewis, 21, joined by two Lewia brothers, was executed for the slaying of Patrolman McKeenna tied to robberies yielding nearly 200000 in loot. The crime dated April 4, 1816, marking two years since the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy United Press
Louis
Missouri
Ora Ote Lewis
Lewia Brothers
Hin Ife
McKeenna
What You Pay For Is Buying Flour
Washington dispatch explains how wartime regulation of flour drives the price and distribution from farmer to consumer. It details how the Food Administration fixes wheat usage, mills profits, and store costs, contrasting with prewar open markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Harper Leech
Washington
Richard Jone
America
Food Administration
Drs. Jones
The
Jones
Hoover
Cnat
Millex
Transfer of W D Clifton to Connell Bluffs Iowa
W D Clifton general freight agent of the Union Pacific is transferred to Connell Bluffs Iowa to replace J J Sherlock who retires after long service. Coarlen D Triumph livestock agent is named to succeed Clifton. Clifton will leave Cheyenne immediately and the office moves to the new hotel site. railway personnel shuffled amid reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Clifton
Union Pacific
Connel Bluffs
Iowa
J. J Sherlock
Clifton
Cheyenne
Connell Bluffe
Coarlen D. Trwip
Suctead
Charles Smith pays in full for war savings in Wyoming
Charles Smith of Horse Creek Wyoming, an Alsatian immigrant, becomes one of the first to invest $1000 in war savings certificates and Liberty bonds. The notice praises his patriotism, notes his wish to help in shipbuilding, and describes wartime thrift efforts across Wyoming including schoolchildren and four minute speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Horse Creek
Wyoming
Laramie County
Strasburg
Alsace
France
Alsace-Lorraine
America
Smith
Michigan
Germany
Irvine
United States
Wyo
Europe
Liberty Loan
State Council of National Defense
Maurice Gresham
Anson Higby
Pougina
William C. Irvine
Wyoming State Fair Commission
Douglas School
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Swift
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Apter
Chajeane
Pine Bluffs
Kimball
Hala Man
Phon
Apital Coal Company
Canin & Holliday
Picycles
Reed A. Hollister
Pioneer Ave
Ann Arbor
J. HH. Reed
Morris Harness Shop
West 16Th St
Bon Ton
Plains Hotel
Leader Office
W. Hi. Huntley
Graming
Sherman Paint Co
Casper
W. J. Doyle
Ouco Gramm
Laralme
Look
E.arnold
Lusk
Riverton
W. T. Judkins
Greyson
C. 3Williame
Greybull
George E. Nhrimmer
Hawlins
Ft. Collins
R. M. Ferguson
Fort Collins
Missouris
Alvaye
ATA
W.D. Clifton
U.P
Old Master Coffee
Kelley Mercantile Company
Neee Ave
Capitol Ave
16Th St
War Savings
Carnegie Library
Atlas Theater
the Playhouse OF Cheyenne
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