Good Time to Keep Cool Critique of Wartime Intolerance
The Des Moines Register argues against divisive dissent during wartime and urges Iowa to close ranks. It warns that tolerance fades as casualties rise and those opposing the war will face swift consequence, urging unity under the American war effort.
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Tri Wolves Register
Lown Ie Tolning
Iowa
World-Herald
Pemer le
Dea Mownes
Coventry
Des Moines
America
Union
Germany
Canning Demonstration Lecture By Elizabeth Lacey At High School
Elizabeth Lacey, known for statewide lectures on home preservation, presents a canning and vegetable preservation demonstration at the high school this afternoon at 2. The Teachers Institute notes a large turnout is expected and that the event aims to aid Cheyenne residents and nearby towns with winter food preservation practices.
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Elizabeth Lacey
Teachers’ Institute
Otter
Wiselanet
Cheyenne
Sitadeh
Local restaurant closes amid union waiter strike
The article reports a local restaurant closing and others operating with non union staff after a waiter union strike. The strike demands shorter hours while preserving wages, with union cards removed from several eateries and owners citing union pressure as the cause. Former officials are mentioned in connection with the broader labor action.
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Etrike
Waltresece
Hoyenne
LeBarren
Manewnis Feeteuran
Wallreesee
Scorchers Near Heavy Penalty For Speeding
Police report six drivers arrested for speeding in Cheyenne. They include Claude Edwards, S Sanders, Louis Welsman, L Cohen, Lews Le Vitt, and Harry Barns, all under bond to appear in police court this afternoon. Officers warn penalties will rise, with fines typically $10 now. An arrest described as dramatic involved Officer Chaner leaping aboard a speeding car as it traveled 25 to 20 mph.
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Chaner
Douglas Fairbanks
Clancy
Caney
Former chef Mitchell bound for district court in manslaughter case
In a preliminary hearing before Justice Houseman, B H Mitchell former LoBarrows cafe chef faced manslaughter charges in the death of waiter Charles H Tobin. Mitchell was bound over to district court with bond set at an amount to be determined as the judge considers prosecutors request for Mitchell s bond.
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B. H. Mitchell
LoBarrows Cafe
Charles H. Tobin
Houseman
Mitchell
Jodge Houseman
Sam M. Thompson
Bond amounts debated in Mitchell case standoff
The court discussed setting bonds for the Mitchell case with Gen. J. Thompson seeking $25,000 and another request of $2,500. No decision was made on bond figures as Edwards delayed ruling for careful consideration.
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Gen. J
Thompson
Mitchell
Edwards
Painter Claims He's Baker and Jail Takes Him
A man in Denver claimed to be a brother of Secretary Baker and was jailed after federal officers seized him. He gave the name EB A Baker and said he was Dr A R K Baker of Cleveland Oslo, visiting resorts and married, while a check of his eastern record is conducted. Mrs Baker was detained in a local hotel during the investigation.
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Newton, Baker
War Department
EB. A. Baker
A. RK. Baker
Cleveland
Oslo
Snd
Baker
St. Lousa
American Army to Take Over Ambulance and Transport Units
The American Geld service with 1100 men in the ambulance branch and 00 men in the transportation branch is to be taken over by the American army. Ambulance becomes part of the medical service and transportation under the quartermaster general. First transfer steps were taken today.
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Army Por
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Paris
Quartermaster General
Cheyenne Delegation Plans Loveland Fair Trip
The Cheyenne Industrial club will send a delegation to the Larimer county fair in Loveland on Thursday. The group plans to leave at 9:00 am and return by evening with at least six cars expected. The fair features automobile and motorcycle races a wild west show and airplane flights.
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John D. Clark
Industrial Club
Larimer County
Loveland
J. B. Bell
The
Fair Association
Fort Collins
Frontier Secretary Invited to Coast Ad Men Meeting
Secretary T Joe Cahill of the Frontier committee received an invitation from the San Francisco Ad Men’s club to attend a Pacific coast advertising experts meeting in San Francisco next week. He cannot go due to private pressures. J F W Angier of San Jose will attend and speak about Cheyenne's big show. Angier attended Frontier Day celebrations as a guest of the Frontier committee.
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T. Joe Cahill
The
Frontier Committee
San Francisco
Ad Men's Club
J. F. W. Angier
San Jose
Cal
Angier
Froutier Committee
Noted motorbike racers for fair at Larimer county
Loveland Colorado August 28 The Larimer county fair will feature the most thrilling motorcycle races yet seen in Colorado with 800 in prizes and a dirt track record likely. Notables such as Shrimp Hepburn Warner diverse riders from across the nation are entered along with local entrants Frank Kanee John Krieger and Orie Dunham.
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Loveland
Colo
Colorado
Larimer County
J. Kanee
Frank Kanee
John Krieger
Orie Dunham
Floyd Clymer
Greeley
Bob Parry
United States
Freezone promises painless corn and callus removal
A Cincinnati inventor unveils Freezone, a tiny bottle sold for a few cents at drug stores. Apply drops to a tender corn or callus to instantly relieve pain and loosen the tissue so it can be removed with the fingers, without future soreness.
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Cincinnati
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