Bakers Opposed 10 Bread Cards in Cheyenne
Reports circulated in Cheyenne that local food dealers favored bread cards and wheat shortage remedies were denied by dealers yesterday. They said substitutes, if used properly, would relieve the shortage, with barley, corn, rice and potato sour forming substitute flour. Barley flour could mix with wheat flour for bread, and pie could be made with four parts barley to one part wheat. The bread card plan would force shoppers to visit bakeries, complicating home delivery, and dealers fear bread cards.
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Cheyenne
Homer
Slaying and Shootout Test Police Resolve at Local Clash
A confrontation ends with a gunman slain and officers wounded. Sutton fired first, then Baker and Chief Emberg and Sgt McFarland returned fire. Sutton died at hospital. Arrangements report Mearland injured but stable. Identification cards link the deceased to local labor and a recent resignation. Coroner notified.
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Sutton
Mearland
Ken
John
Conway
Toulon Pacific
Union Pacific
Parenhix Davis
Maioon Portes
Wan
Bany
Mie KR Foolk
Italian Troops Shift to Cover Alsace Front
Troops moved to France appear to guard the southern flank of American forces along the Alsace Lorraine border. Italian regiments join the right wing of the united armies, with positions near the Alps and supply lines shortened for rapid reinforcement if needed.
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J. W. T Mason
United Prews
New York
France
Flandre
Orlando
United Army
Alsace
Switzerland
Lot
Italiana Susperta
Vences
I Lalan
Italy
Shootings Echo Through Police Station Incident
An incident years ago near a police station ended with seven shots fired as an officer attempted to escort a prisoner inside. Five police bullets struck Sutton, injuring his arm and rib while a suspect’s revolver became empty and reloaded before officers arrived.
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Baker
McFarland
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Strict enforcement limits food purchases to one sack per customer
Food buyers attempting to skirt regulations by buying from multiple stores face a robust monitoring system. The law allows one sack of flour per person and one 100 pound sugar quota per permit. In Wyoming, a Laramie county permit holder claimed many employees, but county food administrator Charles Mon agile says the staff count is exaggerated and orders have been sent to return 76 pounds of sugar to avoid trouble.
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Laramie County
Charles Mc@onagile
Boston Beats New York 4 to 3 In Rainy American League Affair
baseball scores from yesterday show the Boston team defeating the New York club 4 to 3 as several games were postponed because of rain and cold conditions. Cleveland and St. Louis played a separate result noted. other games were delayed.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cleveland
St. Louis
Local class to train wireless telegraphy men for army
Cheyenne education officials decide to form a training class for conscripted men to learn wireless telegraphy. A competent instructor, high school equipment, and no charge funded by the board of education and Smith Hughes funds will support a 25 member program meeting four evenings weekly. Those reaching twenty words a minute may be assigned to wireline service after enlistment. A similar program at Laramie has produced recruits for Fort Leavenworth. Superintendent Ira B. Fee leads the effort.
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the of Education of
Cheyenne
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Board of Education
Smith- Hughes
Laramie
Fort Leuversworth
Ira B. Fee
Camouflage Candles Probed by U S Manufacturers
Washington April 20. American manufacturers investigate camouflage candles used in Scandinavian countries. The hollow porcelain cylinders, filled with kerosene, resemble and burn like ordinary wax candles as part of war economy efforts.
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Scandanavia
Washington
Scandanavian
Margie and Mollie Revel in Past and Plans
Mollie and Margie chat in a big house about past loves and conventional servants. Mollie recalls Jim Edie and their nickname exchange while wondering about Chad and Margie's marriages and the attention of men for married or widowed women. To be continued.
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Annie
Mollie
Simmons
Mia
Darling
Bealdes
Margie
Jim
Chad
Mollie Darlin
Irantic Iron Tonic Promises Energy and Courage
An old style advertisement extols Dr Pierce iron tonic tablets branded as Irantic or Frontic, claiming they build red blood, boost vim and vigor, and aid life through improved circulation. It urges readers to buy 60 cent vials or mail 10 cents for a trial package from the Lovalids Hotel in Buffalo NY.
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Waterloo
Pierce
Trontic
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Colony Seta
BR Sasin
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Grass Creek Pet
Jupiter
Kinney
Seenene
Midwest Refining
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