Reading Good Time to Keep Cool Reflects War Era Tolerance
The Tri Wolves Register argues against disloyalty and urges unity as Iowa and the nation wage war. It condemns intolerance at home, warns that the days of grace are ending, and stresses that loyalty and concerted action are essential to support the 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 Lecture and Demonstration Scheduled Today
Elizabeth Lacey will present a lecture and demonstration on canning vegetables and poultry for winter storage at 2 o clock this afternoon in the high school room. The Teachers Institute will be in progress and a large attendance is expected as the event continues countywide.
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Elizabeth Lacey
Teachers’ Institute
Otter
Wiselanet
Cheyenne
Sitadeh
Local restaurant closes amid waiter union dispute
The passage describes a strike impact with LeBarren's cafe and Manewnis feeteuran reportedly operating with non union staff after union cards were removed. The dispute centers on masters and workers demanding shorter hours while maintaining pay, tied to a broader labor clash in the area.
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Etrike
Waltresece
Hoyenne
LeBarren
Manewnis Feeteuran
Wallreesee
Scorchers Face Heavy Penalty If They Don’t Behave
Six men were arrested for speeding in Cheyenne, named Claude Edwards, S Sanders, Louis Welsman, L Cohen, Lews Le vitt, and Harry Barns, all bond before police court to answer charges of exceeding the speed limit. Police warn penalties will rise. fines have been about 10 dollars. Officer Chaner made a dramatic stop in a speeding car reported between 25 and 20 miles per hour.
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Claude Edwards
Chaner
Douglas Fairbanks
Clancy
Caney
Man charged with manslaughter bound over after hearing
In a preliminary hearing before Justice Houseman B H Mitchell former chef at LoBarrows cafe faced manslaughter charges for fatally wounding Charles H Tobin a waiter at the same cafe. Mitchell was bound over to district court with bond yet to be set as the judge considers the matter. Prosecutor Sam M Thompson requested bond details during the adjourned hearing.
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B. H. Mitchell
LoBarrows Cafe
Charles H. Tobin
Houseman
Mitchell
Jodge Houseman
Sam M. Thompson
Bond hearing for Mitchell defense set by court
The court debated bond amounts for the defendant Mitchell. Gen. J. Thompson asked for a bond of 2500 while another figure of 25000 was proposed for a co-defendant. No action was taken on the bond amount as Edwards reserved judgment for further review.
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Gen. J
Thompson
Mitchell
Edwards
Painter Claims He's Baker and Jail Takes Him
Federal officers detained a man who claimed to be a brother of Secretary Baker. He gave the name EB A Baker and had earlier used Dr A R K Baker of Cleveland Oslo as his alias. He visited resorts, married without disclosure, and was found to be a decorator in St Louis as his jail blotter address is checked. Mrs Baker remains detained in a local hotel.
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Denver
Newton, Baker
War Department
EB. A. Baker
A. RK. Baker
Cleveland
Oslo
Snd
Baker
St. Lousa
Amiprecans to Transfer Army Support Roles
The American Geld service with 1100 ambulance men and 00 transportation men will be taken over by the American army. Ambulance duties move to medical service while transportation falls under the quartermaster general. First transfer steps were taken today.
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Amiprecans
Army Por
ARMY
Paris
Quartermaster General
Cheyenne Delegation to Loveland Fair
The Cheyenne Industrial club plans to send a delegation to the Larimer county fair in Loveland on Thursday. The group will leave at 9 am and return the same evening, with six or more cars expected and races, a wild west show, and airplane flights on the program.
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John D. Clark
Industrial Club
Larimer County
Loveland
Frontier Coast Ad Men Hear of Frontier
Secretary T Joe Cahill of the Frontier committee received an invitation from the San Francisco Ad Men's club to join a Pacific coast advertising experts meeting in San Francisco next week. J F W Angier of San Jose will attend to discuss Cheyenne's big show and Frontier Days celebrations.
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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 Colo Aug 28 The Larimer county fair will feature thrilling motorbike races as the program replaces harness races Prizes total 800 with daily five and ten mile races offering 100 each Local and national riders including Frank Kanee Orie Dunham Speck Warner Shrimp Hepburn and Bob Parry were listed plus entrants from Kan Neb Wis and more Daily running events and wild west exhibitions promise ample spectator excitement J B Bell and others traveled to Fort Collins to distribute advertising material and promote the event
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Loveland
Colo
Colorado
Larimer County
J. Kanee
Frank Kanee
John Krieger
Orie Dunham
Floyd Clymer
Greeley
Bob Parry
United States
J. B. Bell
The
Fair Association
Fort Collins
Freezone promises painless corn and callus relief
A Cincinnati inventor touts freezone as a revolutionary fluid for corns and calluses. Apply drops to tender spots and instantly relieve soreness. the corn or callus shrivels and loosens so it can be removed with no pain. Keep a bottle ready to prevent future discomfort.
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Cincinnati
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