Distinguished Suffragist Mrs Abby Scott Baker A Guest In Cheyenne
Mrs. Abby Scott Baker, noted U S suffragist, arrives in Cheyenne from Denver to stay with Mrs. Carey and Catherine Carey. She is connected to Col Robert M Scott and has three sons in military service. Also guests include Mrs Gua G Beecher and Mrs George Hoffman. Garlock returns from Omaha rail service conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M.* Carey
Carey
Abby Scott Baker
Cheyenne
Denver
Baker
United States
Doctor Baker
Columbus
Neb
Colonel Scott
Careys
Gua G. Beecher
Columbus, Neb
George Hoffman
Mission
Miss Clark Plans January 1919 France Service
Edith Clark, state superintendent of public instruction, will sail for France in January 1919. She will join the Y M C A section despite Red Cross recalls and cancellations affecting other workers, and her departure is not impacted by the recently issued orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Clerk
Miss Clark
Red Cross
France
Mrs Millard Sees Family Recovering from Illness
Mrs. H. R. Millard, once critically ill with influenza for three weeks, is reported convalescing. Her three children are also recovering, especially the younger one.
City News in Brief and Local Advertisements
A collage of business ads and notes from Capitol area services including coal and auto repair firms, tire vulcanizing, luggage hauling, battery service, and land listings with contact details. A brief town-slice mentions a drop in restaurant patronage during Thanksgiving and a flu ban affecting dining rooms. W Davis resigns as malling room foreman at the Cheyenne State Leader and departs today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Davis
Cheyenne
Denver Linked Notes and Local Business Arrivals
The Cheyenne and Denver areas figure in a stream of local notices. Paul H. Moore expands Pershing Heights ventures while A Thompson joins Dinneen's garage. New arrivals include Frank Wright and Everett Lynch at the Hoyt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Moore
Pershing Heights Addition
Prank Wright
Lincoln
Neb
Cheyenne
Hoyt
F. Everett Lynch
Hoyt Hotel
War Prisoners of War Repatriated Through Switzerland
One hundred fifty six American officers and enlisted men, among the first U S prisoners released in Germany, were repatriated via the Lake Constance route to Zurich and Berne. Crowds welcomed them as they rode a special train, with Swiss and Allied supporters greeting the returning servicemen. Ministers and officials, including Stovall, gave impromptu receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Associated Press
Berne
Switzerland
Ficers
Germany
Bavaria
Lake Constance
Zurich
Stovall
Wilson to deliver wartime peace address Monday
Washington D C November 30 President Wilson’s annual address to open the winter session of congress is awaited with keen interest as he prepares to depart for Europe to attend the peace conference. A joint session will hear him at 1 pm Monday amid plans by Republicans to curb congressional involvement in the France conference. Senator Cummins of Iowa is among those ready to offer a resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson Beem
Congress
Europe
House
Senate
America
France
Cummins
Iowa
Flu Toll in Illinois 22,666 Deaths Reported
Spanish influenza caused 22,666 deaths in Illinois in the recent epidemic, with southern Illinois still affected. Dr. C St. Clair Drake, director of the state health department, estimates fatalities may reach 25,000 by January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
C. St. Claire Drake
State Department of Health
Drake
Committee Public Information to Cease Operations
The news division of the Committee on Public Information, a wartime information Clearinghouse, will close. All other branches except the Official Bulletin will shut soon. the Bulletin continues through June under a congressional appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Committee On Public Information
Baruch resigns as chairman of War Industries Board
Bern ard M. Baruch, chairman of the War Industries Board, has sent his resignation to President Wilson to take effect January 1. No acceptance has been announced. Baruch’s departure is tied to a broader plan to wind down board duties by year’s end as war restraints are removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baruch
WAR Industries Board
Associated Press
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Wilson
Gold Reserves in Germany Cut Sharply Under Armistice Terms
A weekly report from the Imperial bank of Germany shows gold reserves fell by 241,750,000 marks, leaving total reserves at 2,898,558,000 marks. Article 19 of the armistice required restitution of Russian and Romanian gold and rapid return of all deposits, documents, and securities tied to invaded territories, plus no removal of public securities serving as pledges to allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Balin
Amsterdam
Imperial Bank of Germany
Germany
Belgium
Mrs Doyle Learns Of Brother's Death In Action In France
Mrs John Doyle Jr of 611 East Seventeenth Street received word that her brother Bert Ray Miller was killed in action in France while serving with overseas forces. Miller, son of A A Miller of Ogden Utah, had been wounded in France on October 5.
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Mrs. Doyle
Brother
France
John Doyle, Jr
East Seventeenth Street
Bert Ray Miller
A. A. Miller
Ogden
Utah
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Ingersoll
Society
Elizabeth Vaughan
Winchester
A. S. Baker
Catherine
A. ~Garlock
The
Way Mail Service
Omaha
Railway Mail Service
City News
Apital Coal Company
Cehill & Holliday
Hot
Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Adyv
Plig
Plains Auto Company
Dumphey Auto Express
Plains Auto Co
Goshen Hole
A. B. Bartlett
Central
Dinneen
Ligier
Capitol Avenue
First National Bank
Davis
A. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Plains Cafe
Capitol Grill No. 2
West Seventeenth Street
South
Grant Kitchen
Goldie Loreen
Frederick K. Bellu
Greeley
Colo
Methodist
H. E. Henderson
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Wyoming
Bellu Ranch
R. L. Spencer
Palace Cafe
Dan S. Park & Co
Adv
Albert Anderson Terhune
New York
Winchell Smith
John L. Golden
Sun
Plano
Thomas Addison
Terhune
Los Angeles
Weather Report
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Giay
Moselle
Associated Preas
Busiican Army OF Occupation
Navy
Breves
Mots
Moselle River
Aimee
Chas Alshuler
Union
Ats Ev
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