Mexicans and Americans invest heavily in Mexican properties
Eyenue and Wyoming investors active in Mexican property discuss a campaign of education about Mexico's attitude to foreign investors. W. T. Swanson notes Wyoming’s substantial Mexican investments and argues Americans should vocalize their interests to recover value and rights, warning against hiding lost funds.
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Deyenne
Wyoming
W. T. Swanson
Asociates
Old Mexico
Cheyenne
Philadelphia
California
Information Bureau
Mexico
Union
Bitter Senate clash over Wilson trip to Europe
In Washington on December 3 Senate debates President Wilsons European trip. Sherman attacks as grave menace while Williams defends the course. A House Republican statement urges restraint. Meantime a Cummins proposal seeks a Senate advisory committee for Europe. Pf A Baker reports Spanish influenza cases rise in Egbert Cheyenne area.
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Sherman
Williams
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Europe
Sentor Sherman
Illinois
Senator Williams
Mississippi
Marshall
Taft
Roosevelt
United States
Representative Mann
Iinois
House
House Republicans
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cummins
Senate Committee
Pf. A. Baker
Egbert
Cheyenne
Conservation plea by Cheyenne women aids war relief drive
Elizabeth Vaughan reports in Winchester Phone that Cheyenne women are urged to conserve foodstuffs to aid Europe’s winter relief. Miss Sadie Lamb and H. W. Bullock push government goals amid influenza delays, urging sugar and wheat reductions and substitutions for Belgians and refugees.
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United States
Europe
Sadie F.lamb
Sheridan
United States of American
Woman's Club
Hoover
H. W. Bullock
Miss Lamb
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Father John Hartman Reported Improving at Hospital
Word from St. John’s hospital in this city says Father John Hartman of St. Mary’s Cathedral shows slight improvement. He still has some fever but rested well Monday night and is taking a fair amount of nourishment.
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St. John's Hospital
John Hartman
St. Mary's Cathedral
Mrs. R. W. Warren Returns from Denver Visit
Mrs. R. W. Warren has returned from Denver after visiting her brother, George Hast. Dr. Earl C. Andrews, called to Pueblo, Colorado for a relative’s illness, has returned to Cheyenne.
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R. W. Warren
Denver
George Hast
Earl C. Andrews
Pueblo
Colorado
Cheyenne
The Cameraman Instructs On Recording A Stark Scene
A narrator notes the demand on cameramen to stay silent during dangerous or intense filming as stars perform perilous stunts. Reports recount incidents where a substitute cameraman disrupted takes by talking, contrasting with experienced crews during period action scenes.
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Je Barriscale
Young
City News In Brief Cahill and Holliday advertise services
Local notes report sales at the Allison farm three miles from Cheyenne with ongoing bids on the Gachiacky no. Several visitors and businessmen from Casper Caspar and Rawlins are registered at Cheyenne hotels. Dr J C Deeker has recovered from Spanish influenza and resumes practice.
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Allison Farm
Cheyenne
J. C. Deeker
Wiret National Bank
Local visitors and advertising notes from Cheyenne
Mr and Mrs Albert Seller and W R Anderson of Red Cloud Nebraska are guests at the Plavia hotel in Cheyenne. The Leader urges readers to respond to Want Ads by Friday morning and reminds merchants that ads pay off despite flu regulations ahead of Christmas.
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Albert Seller
W. R. Anderson
Red Cloud, Wryo
Cheyenne
Plavia Hotel
Leader
Weather Report from Department of Agriculture Bureau
Weather bulletin dated December 3 1918 at 6 pm reports clear skies with a mean date temperature of 47 degrees and a high of 4 degrees? The report notes temperatures 40 degrees at 6 am and 66 gusts per hour from the west at 11 43 am with 18 65 inches rainfall since January and 13 02 inches normal precipitation.
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Us & Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Aimee
Plan for Returning Soldiers Labor Reintegration
Ed P. Taylor, State Director in Cheyenne Wyoming, outlines a national plan to place a U S Employment Service bureau for returning soldiers in every city and large town. Camps discharge soldiers who are to return home and seek work locally, with communities sharing the job of matching occupations and coordinating information through labor boards and public service reserves.
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Labor Department
U. S Employment Service
Councils of Defense
Chambers of Commerce
Public Service Reserve
Dantes
Walt
Ed P. Taylor
Cheyenne
Wyo
News Frand Help Wanted Night Work at Union Depot
Help wanted ad seeks young men or a young woman for night shifts at News Frand located at Union Depot. No other details provided.
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Union Depot
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