U.S. Plans Free Ports Postwar Trade Scheme
The article outlines U S plans to establish free ports in New York New Orleans San Francisco and the canal zone with government or municipal oversight or private operators under regulation. It cites Germany and Denmark experience noting zones speed up ship movement by reducing inspections and emphasize warehouses for large stock awaiting orders. It also mentions Ford Repairing and Supplies at 1712 Thames Street near Geyser Foundry.
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America
Britain
Hamburg
Bremen
Lubeck
Federal Trade Commission
United States
New York
New Orleans
San Francisco
Canal Sone
Comisssion
Tony
Ciiies
Germany
Denmark
Ford
Thames Street
Geyser Foundry
Car stolen and recovered the same day near Glen Rock
Marl Clayton found his Paige car missing in front of the Emprese theatre after a show. By Saturday morning the vehicle was spotted on the road between Glen Rock and Comper with possible fuel exhaustion. The item mix includes unrelated health ad text about kidney remedies.
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Glen Rock
Marl Clayton
Emprese
Paige
Gienrock
Comper
Wyoming Hits Over Top in Liberty Loan Drive
State chairman Vateick Sullivan reports Wyoming subscriptions total 5,192,800, surpassing the 6,025,000 goal by about 167,000 with every county expected to display a treasury honor flag. Three flags will fly in Cheyenne at the county courthouse, city fire station, and the state capitol as counties statewide meet or near the top.
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Vateick Sullivan
Liberty Loan Committee
Wyoming
Treasury Department
Sullivan
Cheyenne
Weather forecast and temperatures for Cheveunr and Wyoming
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight and Sunday for Chevenurn and Vicinity and Wyoming with warmer temperatures in eastern and central portions on Sunday. Shippers should protect 36 hour shipments from north and east cold and from south and west warmth. Mean temperature and precipitation data are listed, with recent highs, lows, humidity, wind, and total precipitation since January 1.
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Wyoming
Lowent
George W. Pitman
Immigrant Health Claims Highlighted in Brief Notice
Fragmentary read cites a·Fairhook resident seeking remedies for kidney and rheumatic ailments. The short item implies a local address and mentions medical pills as a recommended treatment, though details are unclear.
Training of Mer for Army Work in Wyoming
Federal agent J C Wright visited Wyoming to review Smith Hughes act programs aiding army service training. He praised class organization for wireless telegraphy and urged more night schooling for miners to qualify as foremen and inspectors. Efforts aim to expand home training as war demands grow.
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J. C. Wretebt
Wyoming
State “Board of Education
Signal Corps
Cheyenne
James R. Coxen
Wright
Coutaer BA
Hook Springs
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Rock Springs
Ten Laramie County Men Named for May Draft
Following the departure of the men who formed Laramie county's quota of the second draft yesterday the district board began selecting the quota for May 10. Nine men will comprise the quota and be sent to Fort McDowell California. Ten men were called to fit the quota with one held in reserve. Notices go to Tilford Denver Norman D Folkrod William P McGrath Harry A Rogers James Coulter Albert Fette Leaie B Clark George W Snyder Aston D Green and Walter BR Garrette. Three men will entrain May 10 unless orders change.
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Laramie County
Fort McDowell
California
Tilford Denver
Norman D. Folkrod
William P. McGrath
Harry A. Rogers
James
Wool Shipment Slow This Year
Reported declines in wool shipments impact the Union Pacific and Western ports as officials cite weak demand and logistical bottlenecks. The chief clerk notes reduced yields and slower export activity across the region this year.
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Union Pacific
Acoand
Savnng Egent
Five Men Charged With Slackhirism Brought to Lar Amie Jail
Five men were brought to Lar amie county jail from Big Horn county this morning on slackers charges. Deputies Peter Warlaumont and Bisher led the transfer. Named are Vicente Hernandez J Randolph Ernest Rich George Hughes and Manuel Alcardo. Two women Elva Woods and Effie Duran were moved from Cheyenne to Evanston for sixty days in the fall for purity law violations. Reed H. Hollister, 1720 Pioneer Ave.
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Laramie County
Big Horn County
United States
Peter Warlaumont
Bisher
Vicente Hernandez
J. Randolph
Ernest Rich
George Hughes
Manuel
Alcardo
Elva Woods
Effie Duran
Cheyenne
Evanston
Drive Intensifies Suffering of French Civilians in German Offensive
The Secours National in Paris appeals for aid as German offensives press civilians into hardship. Madame Whitney Warren in New York City leads a fundraising effort to support refugees. funds are nearly exhausted and urgent contributions are requested through Mrs. Whitney Warren, treasurer, at 16 East Forty-seventh Street.
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Paris
Madame Whitney Warren
New York City
Secours National Committee
Americana
Paul Appell
Whitney Warren
Secours National
East Forty-seventh, Street
Senate voters to create new aircraft division
The Wadeworth amendment to the Overman bill authorizes the president to create a new aircraft production division. The division head will be appointed by the president and report only to him, with all aircraft funds moved from the war and navy departments.
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Senate
United Press
Warhington
Wadeworth
Overman
Funeral services for Mrs. Lugviel tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Emily Lugviel will be held at 14 o'clock Saturday morning in the Early Undertaking parlors. She died Wednesday evening after an operation in St John hospital and is remembered by Cheyenne residents as Miss Emily Foster who came to Cheyenne in 1803 and married John Lugviel in 1898.
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Emily Lugviel
Soldier Remembered At Fort D A Ru nell
A fallen service member from Fort D A Ru nell is mourned by a wide circle of friends in Cheyenne, with memories of her service and friendship highlighted as a family and community grieves.
Casualty News From World War I Report
United Press dispatch from Washington lists 17 dead in Yankee casualties. Nine killed in action, five died of wounds, three from disease, and twenty five wounded slightly or severely. Lieutenant Julian N. Dow, once listed as killed in action, is now reported a prisoner in Germany wounded severely.
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Washington, D. C
Pershing
Julian N. Dow
Aclion
Germany
Wealthy Swede Faces Citizenship Loss Over Seditious Utterances
Swan Rosendahl a wealthy Swedish contractor from Cedar Rapids Iowa faces a hearing before U S Marshal Healey for seditious utterances. He reportedly told Healey that his citizenship in this country means nothing to me. Healey suggested Rosendahl will be deported.
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United Press
Cedar Rapids
Swan Rosendahl
United States
Marshal Healey
Healy
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England
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Falk
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