American System Reforming Indians Applied to Bolsheviki
A mistyped dispatch reports three Rasthetists executed at Minsk amid plots to overthrow a garrison and seize key areas. The text links a broader uprising plan involving Serbians Britons and Preach, with reports from Warsaw noting up to forty executions and a Buffalo official in Pinsk for the American Red Cross.
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Puritan Tones Ignite Protest at Vermont Theatre
In Vermont April 9 a clash arose as clergy leaders condemned a naval themed exhibit at a local theatre. The display, described as for amusement, faced opposition for violating longstanding state moral laws dating back to 1877, drawing sharp protest from church figures.
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A Good Old Fashioned Physic By Foley Calharthe Tablets
A reader endorses Foley Cathartic Tablets describing them as a mild, sure laxative that cleanses the bowels and relieves indigestion biliousness bad breath bloating and gas. The testimonial claims the tablets work without discomfort and leave a light feeling.
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Revolutionary Epidemic Spreads to Sweden
A chaotically garbled report claims an epidemic reaches Stockholm with references to Bolsheviks and Bolshevik involvement. The text is largely unreadable but hints at a revolutionary outbreak affecting Sweden and surrounding areas.
Olive Tablets touted for quick relief from constipation
Advertised as a remedy from Olive Tabieta and Edwards Olive Tablets, the claim is rapid relief from constipation and improved breath. The copy describes the product as sugar-coated olive tablets that stimulate action and reduce dullness.
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Wyoming Mining Concerns May Combine
A. M. Ayers and A. A. McKinley of Chirag attend the Rambler Copper and Platinum stockholders meeting in Laramie to decide on consolidating the Rambler Copper and Platinum and Platinum Mining and Milling companies into the Rambler Consolidated with a $2,500,000 capital. If approved, the new firm will bond the Rambler property for $500,000 to exploit the Rambler mine's copper and precious metals.
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Handley Page Bombing Plane Entered in Trans Atlantic Race
London April 9 The Handley Page company entered a bomber built for Berlin missions in the transatlantic race. The four 550 horsepower engines power a craft carrying two long distance wireless installations to reach either shore. A crew of three pilots and a wireless operator will fly it from Newfoundland to Britain.
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New Jersey Assembly Backs Eugenic Marriage Examinations
The New Jersey assembly passed a bill requiring couples seeking licenses to marry to submit to a physician's examination. The measure links marriage eligibility to disease conditions revealed under the selective service law, aiming to curb heredity concerns.
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Colored People's Civic League to Debate Constitution
The Cheyenne Colored People’s Civic League meets at the A. M. E. church annex tonight to discuss the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments led by Samuel James. The league has forty nine members and aims to grow to one hundred by May 0th. Refreshments will be served. all are invited.
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Admiral Sims Tells American About English Trust
The report from New York cites Vice Admiral Sims returning from Europe as saying an Englishman will enter a reserve or guarantee if he owns it, while an American hesitates to provide data. The remarks reflect cross currency of wartime confidence and cooperation between allies.
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Lieutenant Hiner In Critical Condition In France
Lieutenant Harry Hiner remains in critical condition after being wounded in France. The message notes his transfer delay to the United States and ongoing treatment in New York as his father, Charles Niner, travels from New York City to assist.
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Lance Creek Field Keeps Lance Creek Name Over Local Proposals
Leading oil firms and field researchers favor Lance Creek as the designation for the Wyoming field feeding the Lusk area. Despite booster campaigns to name it Lawn, experts note Lance Creek reflects the watershed where first production began, arguing against naming it after nearby towns.
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Emmett Storey to Be Discharged From Army This Week
Hundreds of friends welcome Corporal Emmett Storey son of Mr and Mrs William Storey at Port Wissell he is to be discharged within days after returning from overseas. His brother George a sergeant is due at Port Russell shortly. Ed Storey remains overseas awaiting news. After discharge he will resume the Cheyenne city government post as commissioner of finance.
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Bootlegging Traffic Hampered by Deep Colorado Snow
Deep snow blocks bootleg routes in Carr County. Main highways guarded by constabulary allow only powerful lightly loaded cars, while side roads and trails used by booze runners are buried under five to six foot drifts, halting traffic for several days.
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Muskrat Structure to Be Drilled Soon Near Shoshoni
Drilling will begin shortly at the Muskrat field near Shoshoni. Rivertop-Wyoming syndicate moved its water-well rig from Big Bend to the new site where a crew is establishing a camp and preparing for the operation.
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Sailors Pass Through On Coast Coast Trip
Union Pacific train No 20 carried several carloads of enlisted United States Navy men from Goat Island to San Francisco Bay en route to an eastern port. They have not been notified of their assignment after arrival on the east coast.
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Decision in Dudley case seen as no immediate bearing
Wyoming stock moves in New York on Wall Street Journal note about Judge Winer's Cradle Of company decision and public land validations. The piece says the ruling has no material bearing on Dudley, as courts have upheld discovery rights and the government has not stipulated a precedent affecting public land policy.
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James M. Sweet Dies in Missoula After Montana Move
James M. Sweet aged 84, formerly a resident here, died in Missoula Montana where he had moved to live with his daughter. Mrs. Wunnicke, at his bedside, reported the death after he left Cheyenne in January in failing health but with his memory intact. He leaves five daughters, all in Montana except Mrs. Wunnicke. his son was killed in the Spanish-American War. He was a Civil War veteran and a member of the Boulder Montana Masonic Lodge.
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Referendum in New Zealand on Aquor issue today
New Zealand voters decide today whether the present free system continues or shifts to national prohibition. The same day marks the consecration of William A. Hickey as Catholic bishop of Providence St. L. in. A Manchester England district plans two week shutdowns of 100000 textile workers due to bad trade. An Isadore Michigan murder case resumes in Leland as Mrs Stanislawa Lypchinski faces trial. Memphis hosts a cotton policy conference with planters bankers and officials on export lines.
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From Napoleonic Lineage to WWI Blows Across Time
A fragmented chronicle lists events and figures from 1789 to 1917. It notes Hortense de Beauharnais, Empress Josephine’s daughter, and Napoleon II's mother born in Paris, Booth’s Salvation Army founder birth in London, and a 1651 French English treaty. It also cites Maximilian’s Mexican crown, the Moro fort capture by Pershing’s force, a 1905 London legal election, Allied help for Serbia, and 1916–17 trench offensives between Ypres and Lille with thousands of prisoners and guns.
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Birthdays of notable performers and public figures listed
A birthday roundup notes George Ariss from London and Purley A. Baker of the Anti-Saloon League among others born in past years. It also mentions Fletcher from the United States and a composer born in Glasgow.
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Prohibition Referendum in Quebec Voted Tomorrow
Montreal April 9 The Quebec referendum asks voters to decide if light beer cider and wines should be legal under defined alcohol limits. The measure would end prohibition for beverages up to 2.5 percent beer and 6.94 percent wine and cider, affecting liquor policy in Canada and abroad.
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To Ladies Who Are Stout
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War Service Flags Mark Honolulu Y M C A Branch
In Honolulu on April 9 three service flags at the Nuʻuanu Y M C A record 862 Japanese 542 Chinese and 163 Koreans who entered U S service. The branch serves Japanese Chinese and Korean residents with a large building housing a gym social rooms and a library in three languages plus English and commercial courses run by Y M C A staff and volunteers.
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Des Moines Group Forms to Build Hotel for Working Women
A Des Maines organization forms to construct an up to date hotel for working women in Des Maines. The group plans an initiation smoker and social event on Thursday April 10 with the IMMITTEE.
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Green River Records Heaviest Snowfall in Wyoming
The storm's heaviest total in Wyoming was recorded unofficially at Green River with 24 inches. Granger, 30 miles away, measured 2 inches amid the same weather system.
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