Argentine Public Opinion Split Over War Alignments
United Press reports a sharp gap between Argentine public opinion and the government on the European war. The public backs the Allies, opposing German influence, while the government wavers. Public meetings, press, and youth favor democratic ideals and oppose imperial aims.
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United Press
Buenos Aires
Reepublic
Congress
Germany
Koghad
France
Belgium
Italy
Spain
Teuton
Moltke
Miamarck
Teton
Patriotic Russian Officers Seek Allied Army Roles
Patriotic Russian officers stripped of ranks seek unity with Allied forces. Many flee via Yokohama to America or Italy and France, hoping to serve under the allied command. Some work as interpreters or instructors while hundreds remain in Vladivostok awaiting chances to join the American or Allied armies.
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Waclted Press
Yokohama
Russia
Harbis
Vladivostok
America
Forccn
Stara
Scripeu
Red Guards
Ching
Suez
Italy
France
Tokyo
United States Way
Privak
Iran
Soldiers in peril as nation endures grim upheaval
In this wartime fragment a country endures German occupation pressure while citizens rally behind a doomed, failed effort. Faith in an allied cause remains, yet the line hints at resistance and upheaval amid advancing conflict.
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Ruchle
Wind River Refining Seeks 1000 Barrel Plant by June
Wind River Refining announces its extension plans are financed and it will not issue new public stock. The company sold 600000 of 6000000 shares, with Wind River Petroleum holding 2500000 and 2000000 in treasury. Plant capacity to reach 1000 barrels daily by June, then 2000 by year end after eastern refinishing equipment arrives.
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Wind River Refining Company
Wind River Petroleum Company
California
Lander
Lauder
Wind River
Weat Salt Creek
Hidden Dome
Ohio O1 Company
Standard O
Rock River
Laramie
Ohio Company
Wall Creek
Luskyield
Ohio Ol
Wyoming
Grass Creek
Elk Basin
Big Muddy
Weneer
Helds
Indictments Return Over Lynching of Prager in Illinois
Edwardsville authorities report grand jury returns twelve murder indictments against civilians and four against police officers in connection with the April lynching of Robert Prager in Collinville.
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Edwardsvills
Robert Pragur
Collineville
War Horrors Told by Soldier
A soldier recounts wartime scenes from Galipoli to frontline sacrifice, detailing the landing, deadly fire, and the soul of war. Civilians and organizations like the Red Cross rally behind the army, while speakers stress unity and continued support for soldiers and families.
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Stockton Axson
American Red Cross
Houx
Whigon
Wilson
Axson
Liberty Joan
Knights of Columbus
Hebrew Association
Red Cross
Hell
Democracy
Galipoli Peninsula
Galipeoli
Prepare, prepare, prepare call elevates wartime morale
The article recounts a rally urging Americans to mobilize support for the war effort. It notes moving pictures of France and front-line scenes that brought the reality of combat closer to home and reinforced the need for readiness and resilience.
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America
France
Left Handed Pipe Halts Riveting Progress at Hynds Building
An engineer at the Hynds building faced a delay when a piece of pipe with left handed threads proved unusable for the air compressor and riveting hammers. After searching, a suitable replacement was found and the system should be ready by Monday, enabling the riveters to begin work once steel framing is complete.
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Hynds
Weller
Eureka
Archimedes
Threats of Russia Fate Echoed in France War Talk
A speech argues for force to settle peace with Russia after failed diplomacy and criticizes France’s conduct. It asserts Western front reinforcement, warns of French brutality to prisoners, and predicts lasting consequences for France’s fate in a broader war context.
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Ukraina
Finland
Russia
Italy
France
Kingland
Cheyenne Grocers Reject New Zone Delivery Plan
Cheyenne merchants refuse to adopt a state proposed zone delivery system citing inefficiency and spoilage. They cite Greeley’s experience where perishables spoiled and losses rose, urging daily orders and opposing a 15 cent delivery surcharge.
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Cheyenne
State Counsel of Defense
Council of Defense
Greeley
State Council of Defense of
Colorado
Tara Dee Ee Es
Riverton Wyoming Siding Planned This Week
Superintendent C T Boone of the Wyoming and Northwestern railroad company visits Riverton to arrange a side track at the Riverton Wyoming Refining company plant. Weather permitting, cars begin running by Sunday this week. Superintendent C L Miller has wired for shipment of materials held for the side track with arrivals expected within a week or ten days and rapid progress thereafter.
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Riverton-Wyoming
C.T. Boone
Wyoming & Northwestern Railroad Company
Gatunday
C. L. Miller
Ig Company
Riverton Review
Salvation Army Clothing Drive Under Way In Cheyenne
The Salvation Army conducts a clothing drive in Cheyenne for old clothes magazines and newspapers. Items will be sold at low cost to those who can pay and given free to the destitute. Magazines and newspapers will be used in the reading room.
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Balvation Army
Cheyenne
Batyation Sym
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Midwest Refining Company
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State Council
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