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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1918

Page

13

Service Flag Honors at Sacred Edifice Ceremony

A thousand-strong crowd at the church attended a service flag ceremony with the Knights of Columbus and G A R, as the flag with eighty stars was blessed and placed on view. Bishop McGovern delivered an address urging support for the Third Liberty Loan and prayer for victory and divine guidance.

Knights of Columbua Mia Joseph T. Cahill Father Hartman Daviee Joseph Carroll James Frankigan Joseph Mohatt Maurice Lane Milledge Grace Edward Ganff P. A. McGovern Supreme Court England France America Moses Morament Frederick Ahrens Benito Abobo Joseph Avill Wallace Barton Pietro Badalucco Frank Bell John Ball William Brennen Charles Cahill Pietro Campagnino Charles Cole Emmet Cole Silas Cole Ott Cobry Harry Cox John Carroll Iden de Bolt William Doody Maurice Dinneen William Dinneen

Beata of Puebla Town Impersonates Effigy Then Hanged

A Puebla region tale recounts Juan Garcia the village president lured into impersonating an effigy to be hanged during a San Balta festival. Indians known as huehues danced in the plaza as the crowd grew excited, and the real execution followed with little notice of the effigy’s struggle.

Mexico San Baltasar Puebla Juan Garcia Hy Enomica

Appation Meeting Notices Prepare Members Attendance

Members are urged to attend the session scheduled for an evening in April at the venue indicated. The notice requests all members to be present and outlines refreshment provisions.

Aliens Flee Draft With Violent Escapes Reported

Cheyenne witnesses recount strange draft dodges by aliens and Americans during wartime. One man severed four fingers to avoid service and received a twenty five year court martial. A Mexican detail blew up a stump with dynamite and disappeared, while others drowned or killed themselves in the push to dodge duty.

Cheyenne France Leavenworth

Stray Horses Disturb Cheyenne Neighborhood Nightly

Cheyenne residents in the northeast report a herd of ten to fifteen stray horses roaming lawns and sidewalks each night. Police say the animals will be impounded once captured and damages billed before release, as officers continue efforts to corral the herd.

Cheyenne

American Nurses to Learn Boxing At Camp Custer

Four thousand one hundred nurses at Camp Custer cantonment will receive boxing lessons to prepare for service in France. They seek self defense training after reports of assaults on women and Red Cross workers nearby.

Camp Custer Cantonment France Lear

Nun Honored With Legion of Honor By French Sister Basilides Awarded Medal

The article describes Sister Basilides, a nun from Alsace Lorraine, who earned the Legion of Honor for bravery. She defended a convent from advancing German soldiers, aiding women and children with locals, then returned to nurse wounded soldiers at a Red Cross hospital. The piece emphasizes her courage and the medal she wears on her black gown.

Victor Morgan France Legion of Honor Sister Basilides Thanon Alsace-Lorraine Sister Baasllides Boches Red Cross

Miss Bennitt Demonstrates Food Substitutes in County Visits

Miss Kathryn Bennitt, county demonstrator with the extension department of the state university, tours rural communities to show substitutes and food conservation. On Wednesday she visited the Highland colony and conducted a two hour wheat and meat demonstration.

Sighland Colona Home Economics Club Rt. Peters Red Cross Miss Bennitt Highlanders Burns Highland Colony Kathryn Wilson Cheyenne Bennitt Harrison The State University A. B. Bowman N. E. Shee Dale Mine Bennitt Divide Farm Bureau Trecy Urday Carpenter Kathryn Bennitt Flighland

Honor Roll for $1000 WSS Club

A terse notice lists names including William E Mullica and Ida M Hous and Burdick related to a $1000 WSS Club honor roll. The fragment confirms a recognition or listing connected to a club fundraiser.

W.S.S. Club Bewine William E. Mullica Ida M. Hous Burdick

Russian Prince Turns Robber

A Petrograd report says a Finnish family’s auto was stopped by a second vehicle whose armed occupants robbed them of half a million rubles in valuables. A private detective tracked the robbers to a Russian prince and his servants who admitted living on highway robbery for months, blaming Bolsheviks for his ruin.

Amsterdam Cologne Gasette Petrograd Petersburg

Engineers Reach Hospital After Being Wounded

Twelve American railroad engineers wounded near Cambrai in November were brought to Red Cross Hospital No. 2 in Paris. They faced serious injuries yet remained in good spirits and proud to have served on the western front.

Associated Press Paris Cambral American Red Cross Frank Haley Ninety Seventh Street Newark City Cambrai Fritz Charles Geiger Pullerton Avenue Chicago Fronteline Hella Red Cross Paria

Annie K Duval Widow Pioneer Of Cheyenne Dies At Home

Annie K Duval widow of J F Duval died Saturday night at 1815 Van Lennen street after a prolonged illness. Survived by five children Louise J Mary Cheyenne Joseph Duval Gouner Bluffs Ia Mrs Harry Heater and Edward Duval Denver. Funeral from St Marys Cathedral Tuesday at o'clock. Mrs Duval a Cheyenne pioneer, residing here thirty years.

Annie K. Duval J. F. Duval van Lennen Street Louise J. and Mary Cheyenne Joseph Duval Gouner] Bluffs Harry Heater Edward Duval Denver St. Mary's Cathedral O'Eloek Duval

Patsy McMahon Buried After Cheyenne Funeral

Patsy McMahon, nephew of Tom Walah, was buried at St Marys Cathedral at 9 AM Monday. Father Hartman led the ceremonies. The deceased, longtime South Side resident, was well known in Cheyenne and left many friends.

Patsy McMahon Tom Walah St. John's Hospital St. Mary's Cathedral Father Hartman South Side Cheyenne

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