Wyoming State Teachers Elect Executive Members and Send Telegrams
State Teachers pass resolutions urging a 1917 Buffalo convention and a fourteenth legislature to enact school reform, encourage the educational fair, support Americanization, add a rural university specialist, back peace work, and seek statewide prohibition of liquor. The assembly adopts invitations and thanks local hosts, with a motion carried by reclamation.
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The
University High School
C. C. Schwiering
Cheyenne High School
Douglas
Verna E. Wella
Lunder
Fremont County
Commercial Club
Buffalo
Buffalo_Commércial club
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Wyoming State Teachers’ Association
Wyoming
United States Bureau of Naturalization
Wyoming Peace League
Jos
Burch
State Teachers’ Association of Wyoming
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Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts Warned by Authority
A well known authority warns that eating meat regularly can damage kidneys by overworking them and causing backache, migraines, and digestive issues. The remedy promotes Jad Salts as a safe daily tonic to flush kidneys, dissolve urine acids, and prevent kidney disease.
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Yemen
Mrs Avery’s Rifle Firefight Overturned by Coroner Warning
Mrs Avery warned Brennigan that the coroner was winking at him then fired at him. The rifle blows later struck Brennigan’s head as he fell when the weapon misfired into a door. Avery said she would have claimed self defense if she had struck him.
Dr Elwood Mead Visits Cheyenne
Dr Elwood Mead the first state engineer of Wyoming and now director of rural institutional work at the University of California spent hours in Cheyenne yesterday in conference with Governor John B Kendrick and State Engineer J J True. He was en route to Withington D C to discuss with Secretary Franklin K Lane and other administration leaders a problem about disposition of government land. Mead has been instrumental in preparing a bill to provide for state aid in colonization to be submitted to the legislature by State Engineer True.
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Mlwood Mead
Wyoming
University of California
Cheyenne
John B. Kendrick
J. J. True
Mead
Withington
Franklin K. Lane
Alate
True
Teacher Wins License to Wed during State Convention
Earl Porter Blaine a Durham teacher received a license to wed Olive Rhenann Wyckoff daughter of A J Wyckoff of Hilldale. The couple will marry at the bride’s parents home next week following the teachers convention business.
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Earl Porter Blaine
Durham
County Superintendents Debate Monthly Exam Questions
The County Supervisors Association met in the gymnasium domestic science rooms and discussed sending monthly examination questions for fifth through eighth grades of rural schools from the state department. No conclusion was reached.
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State Department
Boy Sentenced to Industrial School for Promises Broken
Fimer Albin, one of three boys arrested a week ago, was committed to the State Industrial School at Worland by Judge Mentzer. The other two boys were released on probation. Albin had prior court appearances this summer and was sent away for failing to keep his promises to reform.
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Fimer Albin
U. P
Worland
Mentzer
Albin
Special Sunday Dinner at Inter Ocean Cafe Sundy
The menu lists a special Sunday dinner on December 3rd featuring Cream of Tomato and Celery Soup, baked red salmon, young turkey with jus, escalloped oysters a la Baltimore, steamed or whipped potatoes, lima beans in cream, hot bread and dessert options including pumpkin and apple pie à la mode with vanilla ice cream and coffee.
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Baltimore
Baby Girl’s Skin Rash Healed by Culture Soap
A mother describes a months long infant skin eruption that spread from the face to hair and chest causing itching and flaking. She reports improvement after using Culture Soap and distributed tooth paste remedy, sent by mail through a department offer.
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Hee. Brackway
Germany adopts civilian service bill amid debate
AMSTERDAM dispatches report the Reichstag passed the compulsory civilian service bill after its third reading. The manpower bill requires all able bodied males 18 to 60 to perform labor service for Germany, drawing criticism from socialist deputies. COLOGNE papers oppose annexation policy, saying Germany will seek colonial expansion and that British and French withdrawals should precede German moves.
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Herlin
Rolehetag
Mensure
Germany
Cologne
Calais
Plead Guilty To Receiving Stolen Goods
Ray Knott and Rose Knott pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Edwards to receiving stolen goods under 25 dollars. They were each fined 76 dollars and costs, paid at once. Mrs Knott is the mother of 14 year old Raymond Lowell who confessed theft from Sam Stark store.
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Ray Knott
Rose Knott
Justice of the Peace
Edwards
Knott
Raymond Lowell
Sam Stark
Post Office Clerk Hurt in Bicycle Collision
Fred Schilline a clerk at the post office lay in bed after a Friday night bicycle collision at Eighteenth and Capitol Avenue. He was riding home about 5 PM when his bike hit J. L. Jordan's automobile. One wheel pressed on his leg and the bicycle was wrecked.
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Fred Schilline
Eighteenth and
Capitol Avenue
J. L. Jordan
School Examiners Hold Meeting to Set Reading Circle Books
The state board of school examiners led by President J. J. Barry of Sheridan and members Mrs Mamie B. Heffernon Cheyenne secretary and Dr J E Butterworth of the University High School Laramie met last night at Mrs Heffernon s office to discuss routine business and to select reading circle books for the coming year.
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State Board of
J. J. Barry
Sheridan
Mamie B. Hefferon
Cheyenne
J. E. Butterworth
University High School
Laramie
Crisis of War Seen Breakthrough in Transylvania
Berlin reports renewed Russian and Romanian attacks in the Carpathians and along the Transylvania frontier. At one point in the forest of the Carpathians German forces captured over 1,000 prisoners as fighting around Malachy intensified.
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Carpathians
Transylvania
Malachy
Campulung
Dambotva
Thirq
Japan and United States sought for China co operation
The piece notes a push from Japanese leaders and Judge Albert H. Gary for U S backed cooperation with Japan in governing China. Viscount Kane ko and others support economic harmony while critics warn of American competition in Chinese markets and immigration issues affecting Japan's prestige. Mr Inagaki adds further sensational views.
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United States
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United States Steel Corporation
Tokyo
Japan
America
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Privy Council
Chuo Koron
Central Review
Viscount Kaneko
Inagaki
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Dark Hair Restore
Promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to revive natural hair color, claiming it darkens gray hair evenly and naturally with simple application. The ad touts ease, low cost about 60 cents, and a youthful glossy look.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
Japan aims at peaceful economic conquest of neighbors
The article notes Japan seeking a peaceful economic advance against a neighboring republic. It argues conservatives want to break distrust toward Japan in China and foster confidence to support free trade based on business factors. It mentions China granting American capital a railroad concession and Japan seeing China hesitate to contest as a wake up call.
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Chine
Ameri can militarism and Pacific policy warned
The speaker condemns American militarism as defense against Germany and Japan while pursuing Asian supremacy. He criticizes fearmongering over Japanese immigrants and cites Magdalena Bay as a blameworthy example. He urges unity with China against a common Oriental threat.
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Magdalena Bay
America
Pacific
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