Honor Roll Names and Local Businesses Mentioned
Honor roll list includes W.S.5 Cub 6 Premier and mentions numerous individuals such as W. Stone, W. Riner, Mrs. John Morton, Philip Eckardt, George Powell, A. Chambertain, Martha Sears, Miles Shepherd, John A. Martin, Carpenter Kilner, Isabel Draper, Warren, William Dunstan, H. Meuhthousen, Joffee, Sally Lowinnek, John Weber, John Melaughlin, David Newnan, Johnston, George E. Abbott, Charles Becker, Neuman, John Kendrick, Hays, Jorgensen, Connell Bors, Verona Walter. Local ads reference Capitol Coal Storage Co for fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton & Clothing Co
W. Stone
W. Riner
Heard
Ingersoll Stores Co
M. Hitcshew
John Morton
Douglas
Philip Eckardt
George Powell
Albert
Chambertain
Martha Hi
Sears
A. J. Chamberlain
Miles Shepherd
John A. Martin
Carpenter
M. A. Kilner
Isabel S&s. Draper
BR. Warren
William Dunstan
H. Meuhthousen
George Joffee
Sally Lowinnek
John J. Weber
John Melaughlin
My. Melaughlin
David Newnan
A. DD. Johnston
George E. Abbott
Charlee Becker Sol Neuman
Hubert EK
Myers
John HL Kendrick
Mee
W. Br, Dunton
Vat Hays
Mes
John Heown
Mees
Owelstine Jorgensen
Connell Bors
Verona A. Walter
Ed Wright Held for Holding Up Riverton Cafe
Ed Wright and his wife are reported to have staged a cafe hold up in Riverton's Logal Tender cafe. They allegedly threatened a taxi driver, Corley Goings, and ordered a fast ride toward Shoshona as police issued warrants for their arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wright
Riverton Cafe
Cody
Logal Tender
Riverton
Nidolaht
DL Lyen
Holt
Lynch
Corley Goings
Goings
Wright
Piauads la Hae
Sedition trial in Wyoming and Montana linked to patriots talk
In Basin and Red Lodge reports two Billings wine salesmen, Benjamin Kahn and associates, were found guilty of seditious utterances under a new Montana sedition law. Sentences range from seven and a half to twenty years in a penitentiary as officials warn against lack of patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasin
Benjamin Kahn
Billings
Basin
Red Lodge
Montana
King of Hoboes Jeff Davis campaigns for Liberty loan drive
Jeff Davis known as the king of hoboes tours New York City area promoting the third Liberty loan drive. He advocates American labor unity and has traveled about 750000 miles giving speeches, organizing itinerant workers, and rallying support for the American Federation of Labor during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allance
Jeff Yavin
Davie
Nis
New York City
New York
Davis
Wil
Uncle Sam
General Pershing
France
Moyland
Belgium
Germany
Carl Legien
Labor Unionista
Honolulu
Japan
China
Canada
America
Davin
Jeff
Bobo King Chance
United States
Charlie Chaplin
Harry Lats
Almanac
Atlantic Cly
Atz
King of
Hoboes
American Federation of Labor
Herman Robinson
American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
Chamberg Street
Becky Hoover Settles in Cody as New Resident
Misa Hocky Hoover arrives in Cody Wyoming on a recent Saturday and plans to settle there unless a citizen opposition delays the change. The brief item notes her potential future home and the local reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hatton
Becky Hoover
Red Cross
F. E B. McGraw
Forest Service
Cody
McGrew
Denver
Becky
R. W. Alien
Newton
Merchants
Temple
Wyo
Misa ‘Hocky Hoover
Women Braver Than Men and Kidney Health Claim
An article notes women endure daily tasks despite pain and claims many pains stem from kidney and bladder disorders. Mr Thomas Davis of Montgomery Indiana says Poley Kidney Pills relieved him after months of useless remedies, eight bottles cured him, and the ad urges buying Liberty Bonds to support soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Davis, Montgomery
Lnd
American Defense Society urges revocation of German American alliance charters
The American Defense Society praised New York State for revoking the German American alliance charter and urged governors nationwide to annul state charters. The letter, signed by Richard M. Hurd Henry C. Quinby and H. D. Craig, frames the alliance as a threat to American republican ideals and calls for widespread charter revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Defense Society
New York
The
Defense Society
U. S
Congress
America
Republic
Germany
National
Kemmerer to Host Wrestling Match Tonight
Prominent Salt Lake City figures back an event in Kemmerer. Russian middleweight August Sepp, 164 pounds, takes on Japan’s undefeated champion Takahashi, 141 pounds, in a bout set for April 26 at the Lyceum theatre with preliminaries to open at 4 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wye
Kemmerer Sport
Salt Lake City
August Sepp
Takahashi
Japan
Sepp
Lyceum Theatre
Man Saves Occupants of Burning Home
In Meeteetse Wyoming on April 30 a man saved occupants from a burning home after traveling from Midwest with a load of merchandise for Pratt Mann. He acted promptly ensuring all residents escaped unharmed. No further details on injuries or the fire’s cause are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeteetse
Wyo
Midwest
Pratt-Mann
Fire consumes home of rig builder and Ford cars
Jack O'Brien, aided by his wife, bravely fought a severe Tuesday night blaze at the residence of Joe Gray a rig builder. The family sleeping inside was saved but Mr Gray was severely burned while trying to save property. A cottage a tent house and all furnishings were destroyed along with Ford cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack O'Brien
Joe Gray
O'Brien
Mr. Gray
Soldier Salute on Washington Street Corner
In Washington a young street vignette shows a boy in uniform noting his dress marks from trenches. An officer stops, returns the salute, and asks why he stands at ease. The boy replies he is part of the U S School Garden Army though the pina has not arrived yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.S
Cub
Capitol Coal, Ive and Storage Co
Jeff Davis
King of Hoboes
King
Jeffs
Scowtiue
Flanders
Jor
Joffe
Cinclandth
Big BV Devery
Great American Federation of Labor
Rbation
Fnternations Itinerant Workers
Wolon
Durite
Abe
Cody Jin
John H. Hatton
Forest Grazing Department
By Allman
Pansy
Mrs. Duff
Wei
National Defense Society OF Vt
Kly
Burfie
Eckman
Freckles
BY Blosser
Giddap Gorge
Lily Ponp
TV Time
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