Looking Backward on America and World War I
A reflective piece recalling April 6 1917 when Wilson joined the nation to the world war as a defining moment. It extols sacrifices, patriotism, and duty, praising Wilson as the indomitable leader, while noting detractors and enduring admiration for the president.
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Wilson
Congress
America
Earth
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Lincoln
Wyoming Women Organize Victory Liberty Loan Drive
The women of Wyoming have completed their organization for the Victory Liberty loan and are now soliciting subscriptions in every county. They aided the male groups and deserve credit for their unselfish, hard work in selling bonds.
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Wyoming
Victory Liberty Loan
Government four year note not a bond
The government issues a four year note not a bond, a short term loan. Mr Glass reserves the right to call the notes before maturity, indicating money could be cheaper before the four year period ends.
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Glass
Industrial readjustment topic dominates national business meeting
Hundreds of leaders from major U S commercial groups gather in St Louis for the seventh annual Chamber of Commerce of the United States meeting and advisory council session. They will discuss railroads production agriculture foreign trade and postwar government controls and agencies guiding private initiative in the public interest.
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United States
St. Louis
Chamber of Commerce of the
Advisory Council of American Industries
War Service Committees
Congress
National Organization
Spectacular Victory Liberty Loan details and campaign tour
The article outlines the Victory Liberty Loan dates and payment plan with ten percent due by May 10 and installments through November 11 plus accrued interest. It notes full payment options without interest rebate and mentions a promotional touring flying circus promoting the loan across Sheridan, Abedance, Cheyenne, and southward.
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United States Treasury Department
Wyoming
West
Sheridan
Abedance
Neb
Cheyenne
The Wizard of Wireless Celebrates Marconi Birthday
The article marks Marconi’s forty fifth birthday and notes his mixed Italian and Irish heritage. It recounts his Leghorn and Bologna education, early experiments at age twenty, and rapid progress including 1896 Severn mouth transmissions and EnglandFrance wireless links. It mentions a 2100 mile transatlantic span and the growing ubiquity of wireless in daily life and naval use.
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Signor Guglielmo Marconi
Signor Marconi
Italy
Leghorn
University of
Bologna
Severn River
England
France
Cornwall
Newfound
Jane Marconi Wireless
Now
U System
Honor Roll of Fourth Period Public Schools
The fourth period six weeks honor roll for Cheyenne public schools is published. First honors list includes high school freshmen Julia Sherman and Edna Johnson. sophomores Isabella Buckley, Marjorie Bartlett, Dorothy Roedel, Harold Kobba, Lillian Sly, Ermy Stephena, Carl Johnson, Elizabeth Rinports, Al iee Trumbull, Lillie Walter, Herbert Woodman. juniors Paul Benson, Edith Marsh, Beatrice Stepp, Sadie Sherman. seniors Helen Hudson, Naomi Burdick. Central School lists top students by grade. Churchill and Converse and other schools report high achieving pupils.
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Cehyenne
Julia Sherman
Edna Johnson
Isabella Buckley
Mar-jorie Bartlett
Dorothy Roedel
Harold Kobba
Lillian Sly
Ermy Stephena
Grade Cards List Names and Classes
A school roster lists students by grade levels. Sixth grade includes Bertha Dubois Sylvia Pennman Mildred Taylor Ruth Warrington. Eighth grade lists Laurie Frisby Adda Mae Henderson Dora Lynn May Rapier Jean Robertson Marty Moore Corlett Bohol. First grade covers Mary Mock Arthur Rendleman and Henry Spadt. Fifth grade names Lillie Cohen Ada Marsus Clara Powell Clara Wil Johnson Bohool. Second grade lists Lyndall Simmons Myrtle Bates Eugene Benson. Fourth grade Ida Hints Burnace Alway. Seventh grade includes O Goldie Walters.
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Bertha Dubois
Sylvia Pennman
Mildred Taylor
Ruth Warrington
Laurie Frisby
Addamae Henderson
Dora Lynn
May Rapier
Jean Robertson
Marty Moore
Corlett Bohol
Mary Mock
Arthur Rendleman
Lillie Cohen
Ada Marsus
Clara Powell
Clara Wil- Johnson Bohool
Henry Spadt
Lyndall Simmons
Myrtle Bates
Eugene Benson
Ida ‘Hints
Burnace Alway
Ogoldie Walters
Costa Rica Masses Troops on Nicaraguan Frontier
At Mangua Nicaragua April 24 Costa Rica concentrates 2000 troops on the frontier with Nicaragua and Guatemala. Officials cite fear of invasion by Costa Rican exiles in Nicaragua while others say the move aims at aiding in overthrowing the Nicaraguan government. The Costa Rican government under President Principe remains unrecognized by the United States.
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Mangua
Nicaragua
Guata Rica
Costa Rica
Princce
United States
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