Draft Examinations Show Near One-Third Rejected
Dr J H Conway reports on the first draft examining day adding that about 39 percent of tested men failed the physical and six aliens were rejected without exam Thirty seven of forty three appeared and eleven failed to pass while two were deemed physically perfect Paul Sullivan and Clyde P Davis passed without blemish X ray tests for tuberculosis are planned and two men await further investigation
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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 architect William Bii Bois office for the city and county building. Six bidders from Denver Denver Cheyenne and Pocatello. all bids above 170000. J W Howard Cheyenne bid 184760 lowest and likely to be accepted. D F Murphy Pocatello 184790 close second. Frank Kirchoff Denver 199835.
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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 Next Mid-Winter Reunion
Scottish Rite Masons of Wyoming set December 10, 12 and 13 in Cheyenne for the annual mid-winter reunion. The dates were announced after a Wyoming Consistory meeting at the Scottish Rite temple. Cheyenne Council of Kadosh officers were installed with Samuel Corson presiding as installing officer.
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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
British forces pressed west and southwest of Lena, a key coal city, in another modest advance reported by the British official communiqué. A German raid north of Arleux was repulsed.
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London
Lena
Arleux
Slackers Held on Way to Japan
Five draft-eligible men were brought before U S Commissioner Krull in San Francisco after being arrested on a steamer bound for Japan. Authorities say they carried registration cards yet tried to leave the United States to evade service.
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San Francisco
United States
Krull
Japan
Bitter Senate Debate Over Administration Food Bill
Senate debate on the conference report of the administration food control bill resumed in Washington with bitter exchanges between supporters and critics. After a day of discussion, administration leaders and top opponents said the measure would be disposed of on Wednesday.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Administration
Wilson urges haste on food control and revenue bills
President Wilson held a long talk with Democratic whip Senator Lewis urging quick final passage of the food control and revenue bills. He reportedly signaled no readiness to discuss peace negotiations with Germany, and indicated timing for peace talks would come only when he deems it appropriate.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Lewis
Germany
Four Die in Heat Related Incidents Around St Louis
Four persons perished seeking relief from the heat in rivers and bathing pools in and near St Louis on Sunday. The deaths occurred as temperatures remained high and crowds sought cooling waters in the area.
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Louis
St. Louia
Less Than 5 000 Men Will Fill Army Rank
The article reports fewer than 5000 men are needed to complete the state quota for the regular army. Recruits accepted over a weekend total 400, bringing the overall enlistment since April 1 to 179 250 and leaving 4584 still to be enlisted.
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Wallington
D. C
Arrest of Russian Socialists Ordered in Petrograd Areas
The ministry of justice ordered the arrest of Leon Protoky and M. Dunacharsky for their roles in last month’s activities in Petrograd. The men are international socialists and leaders among Workmen's and Soldiers' delegates.
Filipinos Die After Knife Duel in Anacortes
Anacortes Washington reports the deaths of Joe Dobries and Carl Oxtu two Filipinos killed in a knife duel Sunday night sparked by a dispute over a white girl. Both men died from their wounds. authorities described the incident as a duel and are investigating the matter.
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Anacortes
Wash
Joe Dobries
Carl Oxtu
Dobries
Osjo
Unis Worning
News and Service Drive The State Leader Delivery
The State Leader stresses NEWS and SERVICE as core strengths with AP wires and local correspondents. It highlights a reliable carrier system and a motorcycle messenger for replacement copies, promising prompt delivery and full customer attention under Circulation Manager Mr. Taylor. Call 99 and Kick if needed.
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State Leader
West Associated Press
Earth Center
Service Department
Taylor
Loyalty League Extermination Mottos Reported in Arizona
The Loyalty League of Vaerie organized in Clinton Arizona aims to terminate the IWW and unify leagues nationwide. The group plans to extend its reach, emphasizing worker suspicion of strikers and seeking widespread employment reforms.
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Phopnin
Atiz
Aue
Vaerie
Pto
CMAPS
Minny
Hae Tawe
Olior
Wilh
Fisher
Orgenbeeud
Liberal German Press Condemns the New Cabinet
Reports from Copenhagen dated August 6 summarize liberal German critics of Chancellor Michaella’s cabinet picks. Articles call the administration names only, argue it lacks parliamentary basis, and note divisions among papers from Vorwaertz to Tageblatt.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Michaella
Vorwaertz
Tageblatt
von Kuehlman
Dynamite Seizure in Wenrietta and Oklahoma City Plot Spread
Unclear report describes a dynamite seizure near Wenrietta Ohio and mentions planned attacks linked to the Working Class union. Federal officers warn of hearings as investigations widen and authorities say the plot threatened regional security.
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Wenrietta
Ohio
Dyawapayee
Sheritt
Syed
Ding
Nerthewet
Senmke Wit
Abe Ds
Oklahoma City
Ghiahoma Tate
Hietrich
McGinnis
Revised War Tax Bill Shifts Burden in Senate Report
The war tax bill, revised by the Senate finance committee, aims to fund war expenditures with higher income and war profits taxes and liquor levies. Chairman Simmons outlined a flexible tax structure intended as the nucleus for a larger war tax budget and potential future increases.
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Washington
B. C
Aus
Senate
Simmon
Lavoliette
Gore
Thoamwaaleo Jilan
Danata
Simmons
Senate Committee
Afeimons
Gs Ork Space
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John Jay Showalter
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David J. Howell
Associated Press
Dv Associated Press
My Associated Press
LWW
Loyal League
Clinton
Ariz
Wilton
Industric Workers of the World
Bisbee
Arizona State Federation of Labher
Animes
Onlaroma
Loyal Indians
Joly
Poretawatomie
Pustotor
Hughes
MeAleeter
Pedoril Acenta
Ada Weroka
Toetin Onal Hilelea- Ville
Uline
Rea
Creo Euler
Chaiqshan
Page Sry
National Army
Chowder
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