Prominent Women Hostesses At Wyoming Society Party
Society prepares for a card party at the Janns Hotel Saturday at 2 30 pm with 500 and bridge tables. Admission is four dollars per player for education of a Wyoming girl in Americanization work. Hostesses include Mrs A D Johnson and Mrs J W Highleyman among many others.
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Janns Hotel
Clifford Hummer
William G. Mentzer
Gail Gilson
A. D. Johnson
A. D. Walton
Wyoming
F. K. Vaughan
4. D. Johnston
Henry Watson
Julia Freeborn
Clarance Hammond
Avery Haggard
J. W. Highleyman
Margaret Weaver
I. L. Crabbe
Wallace Bond
J. H. Conway
A. W. McDuffie
Albert Jensen
Ray Olds
Pearl Jorgensen
W. E H. Mullen
J. Paul Wilcox
Eugnie Crowley
J. L. Jordan
L. 4. Hunt
Arthur Parker
Archer Meyrin
Dean A. Worcester
G. P. Johnston
Maurene Carley
Blanche Loomis
T. Blake Kennedy
John Gill
Fred D. Boice
Frances Brownlee
Winnifred Stuart
Ohio couple sails 8000 mile honeymoon by houseboat
Dr J W Moore of Ripley Ohio and his bride Gladys Wilson set off shortly after a wartime marriage on an 8000 mile Ohio River voyage to Victoria Brazil aboard the houseboat Margaret G Miles. The craft carries a dog house for mascot Buster and a rear flivver for land travel, with a living room dining room and ample comforts.
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Cincinnati
J. W. Moore
Ripley
Ohio
Gladys Wilson
Brazil
Margaret G. Miles
Victoria
Buster
Bodies of Hero Dead Aboard Nansemond Return Home
New York reports the army transport Nansemond with 87 American soldiers who died abroad docking at port April 8. The bodies will be shipped to states nationwide, each in a metal lined casket with a guard, grouped by the same service, and the guards will accompany them to burial.
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New York
Southampton
England
Nansemond
Great Britain
Union
Weather forecast hints at unsettled weekend rain and cold
Unsettled Friday and Saturday with likely local rain or snow and little temperature change.
Building prices far from high in public to vendor
In Laramie County Wyoming two old public buildings were offered for sale to clear space for a new market. Only one bid of 45 dollars was received, which was rejected. The pair, a small red barn and a dilapidated shack, were sold for 40 dollars to John Mathis for four ten dollar bills. The purchaser will move the structures immediately. The chairmen did not reveal who placed the 15 dollar bid for the two buildings.
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Gheyenne
Laramie County
John Mathis
Naval Commander Theiss to Visit Cheyenne Recruiting Station
Lieutenant Commander P. Theiss of the United States Navy will visit the Cheyenne recruiting office on Saturday. As commander of the naval reserve district covering Wyoming, he will meet interested applicants and explain navy matters. Theiss is touring all district recruiting offices to inspect operations.
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Theiss
United States Navy
Cheyenne
Naval Reserve
Wyoming
Naval Reserve Force
Navy
Open Shop Debate Sparks Pittsburg Dinner Turning Point
Dr Charles Andery Eaton of New York addresses 800 railroad workers at the Traffic Club of Pittsburg annual dinner noting the open shop as the next major national issue. Eaton cites the nationwide nature of the dispute and signals potential labor and industry conflict ahead.
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Pittsburg
Charles Andery Eaton
New York City
United States
Traffic Club of
Ford Urges Probe Into Michigan Election
Detroit April 8 Henry Ford telegrams the U S Senate Elections Committee urging an immediate and thorough investigation into charges of fraud connected with the Newberry Ford senatorial campaign in Michigan in 1948.
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Detroit
Newberry-Ford
Michigan
United States Senate Elections Committee
Henry Ford
Commissioner Hirsig Battling Cold at Home
City street commissioner Charles W. Hirsig has been confined to his home for three days with a cold. His condition is not serious and he expects to return to work in a few days after attending Monday’s city hall meeting.
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Charles W. Hirsig
Mexican Rail Strike Not Yet Settled
NOGALES April 8 The settlement of the trainmen strike which since Saturday has tied up traffic on the Sonora district of the Southern Pacific of Mexico is in the hands of President Epes Randolph of that road, said Governor Adolfo de la Huerta today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Epes Randolph
Adolfo de la Huerta
Judge Mentzer Holds Court in Carbon Co
Judge William CG Mentzer left for Rawlins to hold court there and will not return until Tuesday. No session of the district court occurred yesterday in this city. Reporter O. Whittington did not accompany the judge on the trip. Leader WANT ADS are result getters.
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William CG. Mentzer
Rawlins
O. Whittington
Mentzer
Hiis
Fort McHenry Officer to Lead Veterans Hospital Work
Col. Henry Page, commanding officer at Fort McHenry, has done splendid work rebuilding bodies and spirits of wounded war veterans at Fort McHenry hospital. He will soon move to Denver to continue the same aid at the Colorado army post hospital.
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Henry Page
Fort McHenry
Denver
Colorado Army Post
Wine Growers Push Prohibition Reform at Convention
New York April 8 resolutions urging modification of the Volstead act to permit manufacture and sale of wine cider and fruit juices and opposing saloon rehabilitation were adopted at the American Wine Growers association eighteenth annual convention Mismanagement is blamed for the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Wine Growers Association
Labor demand hearing in Chicago union case urged higher wages
J W Johns stone for the livestock handlers union told Judge Samuel Alschuler that workers are asked to produce more yet receive no more. He cited prewar and foreign wage comparisons noting small shares of the value of output. He spoke as an arbiter in the wage dispute.
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Chicago
J. W. Johnsstone
Livestock Handlers Union
Samuel Alschuler
England
Italy
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Ccos
Fterdor
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Mary Brown
Worland
V. W
Robert A. Morton
N.C. Nelson
EB. W. Glafcke
Hair Oaks
Cal
Old Society of the Presbyterian Church
Frank Yoder
S. W. Fox
Tae
Fort D. A
Russell
E. Wilson
Douglas
Omaha
Cody
F. EB
Claar
Baby
Mrs. Robinson
SEE
University of Michigan Glee Club
Raymond Hitchcock
Glee Club
William 4. Hiner
Henry G. Watson
Clarence A. Swanson
John A.’ Whiting
William E. Mullen
Albert D. Walton
William Kelley
C. M. Potter
Z. I. Levison
Frank Emerson
Evelyn Jensen
Old Society of the Congregational Church
Claude Draper
Parnell
J. A. Parnell
Hiram Sapp
Bradley
Bristol
Lee
Elizabeth Hawes
John Howard
Kansas
Parsons
Kansas City
Kass
Leo DeLapp
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
G. A. Bennett
Lionel Charles
Ane
Frances Roll
Henry, Powell
J. Z. Ma Kignosi
Gertrude Farrell
Florence Haynes
Orland Hansen
Hartman
Laura Warren
Richard Hansen
Hansen
Lewis D. Armstrong
Worcester
Mass
Horse Creek
Mrs, Richardson
Mystic Maze Society
C. P. Richardson
Robert Waldo
Mesdames Quayle
Waldo
Christensen
Taylor
Sonnickson
Talbot
Hainesworth
Schmidt
Roseboom
Beaman
Janda
Towner
Mesdames Waldo
Scnnickson
Ladies of the
Altar and Rosary Society
K. C. Hall
Thomas Cooper
Thomas Corby
Clarence Clark
Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mary's
Convent of the Holy Child
Jesus
Dr. J. V. Moore
Bride
Margade Dey EY Tet Ee
Japan
Next Gage
Ova Eaton
Ford
Hirsig
Cold
Carbon Co
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Vicks
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Ill
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N.Y
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Baggage & Express
Federal System of Bakeries
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