Salvation Army drive seeks 27000 county quota and building fund
The drive aims to raise 27000 in Laramie county and state quotas to fund a permanent Salvation Army building. Judge Matson notes strong Casper start and broad commitment, with clothing and furnishings donations requested by phone 66W. Officials emphasize broad public generosity to relieve community burden and boost services.
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Hynds
Salvation Army
Jude “Matson
Casper
Laramie
Maison
Matson
Coa Lssa
Ita
Sane
Funeral of Little Franklin Boy Held
The funeral of Charles Franklin, the 0-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kalous, who died at St. John's hospital Friday afternoon, will be held at Early's chapel at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The Rev. BE. E. Brace will officiate.
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Charles Franklin
Elmer Kalous
St. John's Hospital
Early's Chapel
BE. E. Brace
Cheyenne Welcome Delighted Army Convoy Visitors
Local boosters praise the Cheyenne reception for Colonel McGlure and his United States army motor transport convoy. Officers say the welcome was more distinctive and interesting than prior visits, especially the wild west show. Some New York men reportedly prefer war to bull riding.
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McGlure
United States Army
New York City
France
Senator Warren Visits Cheyenne Amid War Effort
Senator Francis E. Warren spends a few days in Cheyenne on vacation from Washington while awaiting a foreign relations committee report. He chairs the appropriations committee after a busy season. The local Shivation Army unit asks residents to respond generously for relief work in France and the United States.
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Francis E. Warren
Cheyenne
Washington, D. C
Foreign Relations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Rail strike negotiations pressed as nation eyes return to work
Officials predicted a sharp improvement in the strike situation with a near full shop force by Monday. Telegrams from unions showed continued willingness to strike and radical groups in some cities demanded wage increases before returning to work.
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Associated Press
Washington
Striking St Paul and Minneapolis Railway Shopmen Maintain Walkouts
In St Paul about 3,900 striking workers voted to stay out after a mass meeting. In Minneapolis almost 4,500 railway shopmen, voting nearly unanimously, also decided to remain on strike at another outdoor gathering.
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ST. Paul
Associated Press
T. Paul
Minneapolis
Railroad shopmen in southeast vote to return to work
In Baltimore 2000 shopmen vote to return Monday pending wage talks with Director General Hines. Atlanta Birmingham groups stay out, Macon Albany workers plan to return, Columbus Georgia and Macon shops vote to resume Monday. Albany and Savannah areas set conditional terms awaiting final settlement.
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Associated Keen
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Hines
Atlanta
Birmingham
Macon
Albany
Ala
Columbus
Central of Georgia
Georgia Southern
Florida
Louisville & Nashville
Savannah
Omens
Flying Circus Heads Toward Cheyenne from Ellington Field
A government aerial recruitment unit in four De Havilland fighters departed Ellington Field Texas after San Francisco departure last Wednesday. The flight path includes Delko Nevada East Lake City Grand Junction and Denver with Lieut Clifford G McNulty of Denver commanding.
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Cheyenne
de Haviland
Ellington Field
Texas
San Francisco
Cal
Delko
Nev
East Lake City
Grand Junction
Colo
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Clifford G. McNult
Fugitives Escape After Boom Breaks at Riverton
In Shoshoni Wyoming a hastily assembled boom in the Big Horn River released about 6000 railroad ties that escaped when the Wyoming Vie and Timber Co boom at Riverton broke under high water. Many ties are stranded along the riverbank.
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Shoshoni, Wyo
Big Horn River
Ths Place
Wyoming Vie & Timber Company
Riverton
Federal effort to curb profiteering gains pace
Washington reports say tangible results from Palmer led investigation into hoarding and price gouging are near. The secret service and Bureau of Investigation join forces to expose extortion in essentials while Congress moves to back President Wilson's plan to curb rising living costs. Republican Leader Mondell notes immediate appropriations, and agriculture committee set Monday hearings on food storage controls.
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Associated Press
Washington
Palmer
Secret Service
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Congress
Wilson Inns
Mondell
House
Maugen
Agriculture Committee
Senate Interstate Commercie Committee
President Considers Sete Commission on Necessities Shipments
The article notes President Wilson may back a Sete commission to study shipments of necessities and a Monday subcommittee appointment to draft legislation. It mentions White House hints that high living costs could link to his League of Nations speaking tour. The president has focused on the economy, deeming the issue as needing discussion alongside international concerns.
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Sete Commission
Wilson
League of Nations
Funeral Services for Miss Frances Campbell
The funeral of Frances Campbell daughter of Judge A C Campbell who died in Chicago last Wednesday was held from St Mary's Cathedral at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. The remains were interred in the Campbell family plot at Mount Olivet. The father and a sister Miss Mary Campbell accompanied the body from Chileno with Tom Campbell also arriving for the funeral. Pallbearers included M C Price R H Nichols Jeremiah Mahoney Roy C Wyland H C Bretschneider Casper and Governor Robert D Curry. Attendees came from Casper to pay respects.
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Frances Campbell
A. C. Campbell
Chicago
St. Mary's Cathedral
Mount Olivet
Mary Campbell
Chileno
Tom Campbell
M. C. Price
R. H. Nichols
Jeremiah Mahoney
U S A Today for Foreigners
U S A Today for Foreigners reports that about 100 foreign born people each day seek permits to return to their homeland citing prohibition as the reason. The majority of applicants are said to be Italian and Portuguese.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Ntaliane
Portugese
Denver Stock Yards workers return to work after mediation offer
Denver August 9 union machinists vote to return to work Monday pending settlement of grievances through federal mediator Judge Samuel Alschuler of Chicago. A threatened engineers strike that would have left 2000 butchers idle was avoided. About 100 to 150 workers had been on strike locally for days.
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Denver
Antona
Samuel Alschuler
Chicago
Alschuler
Many Sent From Here to Hayfields
The government employment office in Cheyenne is sending many men to help with haying in the state. Harvest in South Dakota is nearly over and threshing will start soon with wages around four dollars a day with board, rising to five dollars during threshing. Men seeking work east of Wyoming are being diverted to local hay fields due to lower demand elsewhere. Haying in Wyoming will continue for a short time.
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Cheyenne
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
Sugar hoarders hold nine months' supply in Chicago
Chicago investigations reveal enough sugar in city warehouses to last nine months held by hoarders and speculators. District Attorney aims prosecutions under the food control act with federal coordination after returning from Washington.
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Chicago
Washington
Palmer
Bolsheviki Short of Munitions Reported
London dispatch reports the Bolsheviki are short of munitions and have ceased operations against Admiral Kolchak forces in Omsk, according to Associated Press dispatches from August 9.
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Bolsheviki
London
Lehak
Omsk
Chicago Stock Yards Strikers Return to Work
Chicago stock yards workers vote to return Monday after police and deputy sheriffs withdraw. The move ends a strike that began earlier, with the men expressing satisfaction at the pace of the withdrawal and improved conditions.
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Chicago
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