Draft Examinations Filter Men for Army Service
Dr J H Conway reports that about one third of men examined for the new draft army failed or were rejected. Of 43 called, 37 were examined, 11 failed, six aliens were held for non examination. Two men passed perfectly, others show teeth heart lungs or sight issues. X rays may screen for tuberculosis and two men are under investigation for eyesight.
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War Department
J. H. Conway
Conway
Cheyenne
J. R. Arneill
Denver
Paul Sullivan
Boyd
Cigar More
Clyde P. Davis
First National Bank
Low Bidder on New Structure
Bids opened after noon in the office of architect William bii bois for the city and county building. Six bids from Denver Cheyenne and Pocatello ranged above 170000 with J W Howard Cheyenne lowest at 184760, about 30 less than D F Murphy Pocatello.
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William Biibois
City and County
Penver
Cheyenne
Poeratello
J. W. Howard
D. F. Murphy
Pocatello
Frank Kirchoff Lumber Company
Denver
Rawlins Stone
Nerrarding
Rawling Stone
Morrison
Comany
Hedford Stone
Frank Kirchoff Lumber Company of
Bedford Stone
C. S. Lambie & Company of
Rawlins
Scottish Rite Masons set date for mid winter reunion
Wyoming Scottish Rite Masons announce the mid winter reunion will be held in Cheyenne December 10 12 and 13 at the Scottish Rite temple. Wyoming Consistory installed Cheyenne Council of Kadosh officers including Peter Appel Jr and John F Rossman with Samuel Corson officiating. Several officers named and master Masons already applying for higher degrees for the December reunion.
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Scottish Rite Masons of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
William A. Wyman
Turcopiller
William C. Mentger
Draper
Charles G. Hadfield
Howard BD. Heins
Charles L. Beatty
Beauseant
Herman B. Gates
Galen A. Fox
Walter P. Batchello
Ward
Peter 8
Cook
Sentinel
British Advance In Drive Against Coal Mining Town Lena
British forces pressing the Lena coal city advanced slightly west and southwest of the city, according to the British official communication. A German raid north of Arleux on the western front was repulsed.
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London
Lena
Arleux
Slackers Held on Way to Japan
Five draft evaders with registration cards were brought before U S Commissioner Krull in San Francisco after being arrested aboard a trans-Pacific steamer bound for Japan. Federal authorities are monitoring selective service dodgers as ships depart the port.
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San Francisco
United States
Krull
Japan
Bitter Senate Clash Over Food Bill Conferees Report
Washington August 6 Senate debate on the administration food control bill resumed with bitter exchanges between supporters and opponents. After a day of discussion, administration leaders and several chief opponents said the measure as drafted by conferees would likely be disposed of on Wednesday.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Administration
President Wilson presses for quick action on food control and revenue bills
President Wilson urged haste in enacting the food control and revenue bills after a long conference with Democratic whip Senator Lewis. He indicated he did not favor opening peace negotiations with Germany at the moment, suggesting when conditions would justify public discussion.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Lewis
Germany
Four Die From Heat in St Louis Area Pools
Four people perished in or near St. Louis on Sunday as heat relief efforts failed at rivers and bathing pools. Authorities reported multiple drownings and urged caution during the heat wave in the region.
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Louis
St. Louia
Less Than 5 000 Men Will Fill Army Rank
In Washington DC, fewer than 5000 men are needed to complete the regular army quota. Recruits accepted over the weekend reached 400, bringing the total since April 1 to 179 250 and leaving 4584 still to be enlisted.
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Conway
Wallington
D. C
Arrest of Russian Socialists Ordered in Petrograd
Petrograd August 6 The ministry of justice has ordered the arrest of Leon Protoky and M. Dunachar sky for their roles in the labor unrest there last month. The men are international socialists and leaders among the Workmen's and Soldiers' delegates.
Filipinos Die in Knife Duel in Anacortes
Anacortes Washington reports two Filipino men, Joe Dobries and Carl Oxtu, killed in a knife duel sparked by a dispute over a white girl. The fight occurred Saturday night. Dobries died six cars away from the scene and Osjo died in the morning.
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Anacortes
Wash
Joe Dobries
Carl Oxtu
Dobries
Osjo
Unis Worning
Making a Newspaper News and Service Emphasized
The State Leader promotes news and service as core values. It highlights AP wires, wide correspondents, and a loyal delivery network. The service department guarantees timely delivery and offers replacement for lost papers via motorcycle messengers. Call 99 and Kick for proper service.
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State Leader
West Associated Press
Earth Center
Service Department
Taylor
Loyalty League forms to exterminate LWW influence
A Loyalty League of Vaerie organized in Clinton Arizona aims to unify local leagues and press to end the influence of the Industrial Workers of the World. The movement seeks nationwide reach with headquarters at Fisher and reports of resistance from striking miners. A telegram to President Wilton notes action on July 12 1960 regarding Bisbee sympathizers.
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Phopnin
Atiz
Aue
Vaerie
Pto
CMAPS
Minny
Hae Tawe
Olior
Wilh
Fisher
Orgenbeeud
Clinton
Ariz
Wilton
Industric Workers of the World
Bisbee
Arizona State Federation of Labher
Animes
Liberal German Press Condemns the New Cabinet
From Copenhagen August 6 liberal German papers condemn Chancellor Michaella’s ministerial picks as names without system and warn of a non parliamentary order. Vorwaertz calls it enlightened bureaucracy while Tageblatt mocks the administration as merely successful officials. Conservative papers voice disappointment at the appointments.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Michaella
Vorwaertz
Tageblatt
von Kuehlman
Dynamite Seizure and Labor Turmoil Reported
A chaotic report from Wenrietta Ohio describes a dynamite seizure tied to a group calling itself the Working Class union. Federal officials announce hearings as clashes and protests ripple across Oklahoma and nearby counties with violence and arrests tied to labor activity.
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Oklahoma City
Ghiahoma Tate
Hietrich
McGinnis
Revised War Tax Bill Shifts Burden in Senate Vote
The finance committee revised the war tax bill to set new revenue and expenditure rules for a larger tax budget. Chairman Simmons described the plan as shifting the public burden while anticipating future increases, with income, war profits, liquor taxes, and related levies forming the core structure.
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Chaiqshan
Washington
B. C
Aus
Senate
Simmon
Lavoliette
Gore
Thoamwaaleo Jilan
Danata
Simmons
Senate Committee
Afeimons
Gs Ork Space
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Peter Appel, Jr
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John Jay Showalter
John A. Kirkpatrick
George C. Rafter
John J. Shingler
Samuel Carson
Edward W. Stone
David J. Howell
Associated Press
Dv Associated Press
My Associated Press
LWW
Loyal League
Onlaroma
Loyal Indians
Wenrietta
Ohio
Dyawapayee
Sheritt
Syed
Ding
Nerthewet
Senmke Wit
Abe Ds
Joly
Poretawatomie
Pustotor
Hughes
MeAleeter
Pedoril Acenta
Ada Weroka
Toetin Onal Hilelea- Ville
Uline
Rea
Creo Euler
Page Sry
National Army
Chowder
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