Return of French Women and Children to France Pitiful Spectacle
Refugees from occupied France arrive back through Switzerland to reunite with kin and face a life of uncertainty. S. F. Howland reports scenes of relief and sorrow as 600 to 700 repatriates, many orphans, pass through Evian. Families embrace, meals are shared, and French flags are handed out.
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Evian
France
Germany
Switzerland
Belgium
Hun
S. 8
Howland
Belgian Relief Commission
Carino
Jockerson
Simple Home Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A fragment describes a cheap home remedy for coughs, urging households to rely on a simple syrup mix. Mentions common ingredients like honey and sugar and touts rapid soothing effects, claiming the remedy clears symptoms with repeated use.
Tears and smiles amid crowd at ceremony
Faces of many women blurred by handkerchiefs as they wiped tears of joy during the momentous event, capturing a scene of shared emotion and relief among attendees.
Bisbee Deporters Avoid Federal Punishment in 1917 Case
Judge William Morrow of the U S district court for Arizona ruled that Captain Henry Wheeler and 24 other Bisbee figures did not commit a federal offense in the 1917 deportation of striking copper miners and alleged sympathizers. The decision, transmitted from San Francisco, sustains the demurrer and dismisses proceedings.
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Associated Press
Tulcon
Ariz
Henry Wheeler
Cochise County
France
Nogales
Bisbee
United States District Court
William Morrow
State of Arizona
San Francisco
Morrow
Wheeler
Warren District
Densmore Requested to Report to California Official
Governor Stephens forwarded a request to Secretary Wilson to direct John T. Densmore director general of the federal employment bureau to report to U S Webb attorney general of California for guidance in legal developments involving alleged statements by public officials in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
John T. Densmore
Federal Employment Bureau
San Francisco
U. S. Webb
California
William B. Wilson
Labor
W. D. Stephens
Webb
Local State News Briefs From Wyoming Pendings
In Rawlins Harry J Cul len a merchant and sheepman died suddenly of acute indigestion leaving a widow and three children. Manville reports a Cory Coal well north of Lost Springs at about 2500 feet with strong gas flow suggesting potential oil prospects west of Lance Creek. A new Manville hotel project costing 70000 began last Friday under F J Larson and should be ready by spring 191?. The Casper Daily Tribune plans a delivery service for Doug residents.
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Manville
Cory Coal Company
Lost Springs
Lance Creek
F. J. Larson
Navy end of war prompts discharge talk in Douglas
Senator Fred Warren says Navy Dept orders from November 16 allow earliest possible release of reserve and regular service personnel for war duration. Nearby notes: influenza closes court in Lander while Gypsy Oil Co manager Delant visits multiple states. Casper coroner Lew M. Gay ill with pneumonia. doctors monitor his recovery as city physicians consult.
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Douglas
Navy
Fred Warren
Navy Dept
Centennial Valley Gas Co to halt drilling for winter
Laramie December 3 report says ongoing storms in Centennial valley block operations. Heavy snow and cold halt drilling, threatening continuation if weather persists this winter. Local coroner Gay condition noted in dispatch.
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Laramin
Centennial Valley
Centennial Valle& Gas Co
Boomerang Manager F M Zimmers Illness Update
Laramie reports F M Zimmers manager of the Boomerang has been ill six weeks with pleurisy and pneumonia and is expected to recover enough to resume duties soon. Rock Springs notes a hospital reopening in the Masonic Temple but staff shortages hinder care for flu cases from the construction camp. The West Flat family learns their son Charles E. Ball was killed in action in France on October 28, with another son serving overseas and the family seeking word on his safety.
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Laramie
F. M. Zimmers
Rock Springs
Masonic Temple
N‘ck
Samuel FE. Ball
West Flat
Charles E
France
Laramie Ranchman William Rice Returns From Omaha Hospital
William Rice a prominent Laramie ranchman arrived home from Clarkson Memorial hospital in Omaha where he had pneumonia now recovering. He said he felt fine and had a light touch of influenza.
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Laramie
William Rice
Clarkson Memorial Hospital
Omaha
Rice
Turkey Appeals 10 Wilson to Brin Fair Settlement
In Constantinople a group of 12 of 15 local newspapers backing reform urges American aid for Turkey. They outline a program for limited sultanate sovereignty, parliamentary representation, minority protections, foreign advisers, provincial agents, and trained gendarmerie under foreign guidance. The reforms seek a 25 year tutelage with a powers concert to enforce them. The plan to be presented to President Wilson in Paris.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
United States
Wilson
Paria
Raising Chickens in Town A Poultry Keeper’s City Experiment
A poultry keeper asks if keeping hens in town pays. He tracked a year of age production and feed costs for a dozen pullets, averaging 152 eggs per bird. Egg cost equates to 14 cents per dozen, excluding garden scraps and waste vegetables. Sixty cent eyes pose no fear for him.
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Eges
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Dr. Caldwell
James Dills
Schenly
WW. B Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Illinois
Dan S. Park & Co
Densmore
Rawlins
Harry J. Cullen
Conde
Casper
Dec
Casper Daily Tribune
Doug
Dr. King
Ina
Northwestern
Lander
C. Y. Beard
Board of Health
W. P. Delant
Gypsy Oil Co
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Indiana
Texas
New Mexico
Wyoming
Delant
Gypsy Corporation
Lew M. Gay
Hamilton
Thermopolis
Gays
J. F. Leeper
Gay
Conan
Gat Chong
Larimer Street
Denver
Egypt
Firthard Cows
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