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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1918

Page

3

Notable Suffragist Abby Baker to Visit Cheyenne

Mrs. Abby Scott Baker, prominent U S suffragist and daughter of Col Robert M Scott, arrives from Denver to stay with Mrs Carey in Cheyenne, visiting amid Spanish influenza, while Mrs Gua Beecher of Columbus and a rail service official, A Garlock, also appear in society notes.

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 to Sail for France Early Next Year

Edith Clark state superintendent will depart for overseas service in January 1919. She will join the Y M C A section though Red Cross recalls and order cancellations affect other workers.

Edith Clerk Miss Clark Red Cross France

Mrs H R Millard Recovering Amid Influenza Illness

Mrs. H. R. Millard has been critically ill with influenza for three weeks but is now convalescing. The three children are also recovering, especially the youngest, according to local notices.

City News In Brief Cheyenne State Leader items and ads

A collage of local notices and ads from Capitol Avenue and nearby spots. Listings include coal and auto services, land openings, fur sale, restaurant patronage, Thanksgiving dining notes, and personnel changes at the Cheyenne State Leader.

Denver Notable Moves And Local Business Happenings

Denver discusses local job changes with Paul H Moore promoting Pershing Heights and A Thompson joining Dinneens garage. It notes Thanksgiving menu cards at Plains cafe, a busy Capitol Grill waffle stand, and Goldie Loreen's November 23 marriage in Greeley to Frederick K Bellu. Also mentions R L Spencer’s improving health and arrivals Dan Park Co jewelers reports strong holiday trade. Terhune and Golden noted for opportunities in New York theater and film publicity work ahead of Los Angeles move.

Grant Kitchen Goldie Loreen Frederick K. Bellu Greeley Colo Methodist H. E. Henderson Denver Colorado Springs Colorado Wyoming Cheyenne Bellu Ranch Albert Anderson Terhune New York Winchell Smith John L. Golden Sun Plano Thomas Addison Terhune Los Angeles

Prisoners of War Receive a Rousing Welcome Along the Moselle

Allied patrols along the Moselle report a German side sighting where French British and American troops waved flags from a passenger train, signaling the first allied uniformed presence seen by German prisoners. Berne Sweden Swiss crowds greeted 156 American officers and enlisted men repatriated through Switzerland, many aviators, arriving by special train and receiving a festive reception with delicacies and cheers.

Moselle Associated Preas Busiican Army OF Occupation Navy Breves Mots Moselle River Metz Ficers Germany Switzerland Bavaria Lake Constance Zurich Berne Stovall

Wilsons Address Monday Draws Keen Public Interest

Washington November 30 President Wilsons annual address to open the winter session of Congress is awaited with keen interest as a preview of Americas peace conference plans and legislative priorities. A joint session will hear him Monday at 1 p m before his departure for Europe. Senator Cummins and other Republicans weigh resolutions to limit or guide France talks.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Wilson Beem Congress Europe House Senate America France Cummins Iowa

Flu toll in Illinois rises to twenty five thousand

Springfield Ill Nov 30 Spanish influenza during the recent epidemic took a death toll of 22666 people in Illinois according to figures announced today by Dr C St Claire Drake director of the state department of health The disease is still prevalent in southern Illinois and Dr Drake estimates fatalities will reach 25000 by January 1

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 will close tonight, ending its role as a wartime information clearinghouse. Other branches, except the Official Bulletin, will shut within days. the bulletin continues through June under a congressional appropriation. Weather data notes temperatures and wind speeds for the date.

Washington Committee On Public Information

Baruch Resigns War Industries Board Chairmanship

President Wilson receives Bern ard Baruch’s resignation effective January 1 from the War Industries Board chairman post. The move, widely seen as not tied to Secretary of the Treasury speculation, comes as the board’s authority over wartime restraints is nearly fully rolled back and operations narrowed by year’s end.

Baruch WAR Industries Board Associated Press Washington Bernard M. Baruch Wilson

Gold reserves in Germany's Imperial Bank fall sharply

A weekly report shows Germany's gold reserves declined by 241,750,000 marks, leaving the balance at 2,898,558,000 marks. Article 19 of the armistice requires restitution of Russian and Romanian gold and immediate return of deposits, documents, and securities looted in occupied areas.

Associated Press Balin Amsterdam Imperial Bank of Germany Germany Belgium

Mrs Doyle Learns Of Brother's Death In Action

Mrs John Doyle Jr of 611 East Seventeenth Street learned her brother Bert Ray Miller died in France while with overseas forces. Miller, son of A A Miller of Ogden Utah, had been wounded in action there on October 5.

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 W. ©. Davis First National Bank Davis Paul H. Moore Pershing Heights Addition A. Thompson Mr. Thompson Plains Cafe Capitol Grill No. 2 West Seventeenth Street South R. L. Spencer Palace Cafe Prank Wright Lincoln Hoyt F. Everett Lynch Hoyt Hotel Dan S. Park & Co Adv Weather Report Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Giay Aimee Chas Alshuler Union Ats Ev
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