Wyoming investors push Mexican property education campaign
W Y investor Swanson touring Cheyenne discusses a United campaign to publicize American holdings in Mexico. He notes Wyoming money in Mexican properties runs into the hundreds of thousands locally and millions statewide and urges Americans to loudly defend their Mexican claims to gain justice without war.
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Deyenne
Wyoming
W. T. Swanson
Asociates
Old Mexico
Cheyenne
Philadelphia
California
Information Bureau
Mexico
Union
Bitter Senate clash over Wilson departure trip
Senate debate pits Senator Sherman against Williams over President Wilsons European trip. Sherman calls the trip a grave menace and unjustified while Williams defends it citing past administrations. House Republican leader Mann cautions against partisan interference as a eight member Senate committee prepares to monitor the peace conference. Pf A Baker reports Spanish influenza in Egbert with seven local cases.
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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
Women urged to conserve food for Europe relief
Cheyenne and Wyoming women urged by Elizabeth Vaughan to join a national drive for food conservation during winter. Miss Sadie Lamb and H. W. Bullock call for strict sugar and wheat use limits to aid Belgian and French relief, with substitutes and thrift emphasized despite influenza restrictions.
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Woman's Club
Hoover
H. W. Bullock
Miss Lamb
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Father John Hartman Reported Improving
Word from St. John's Hospital in this city says Father John Hartman of St. Mary's Cathedral shows slight improvement. He still has a 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, who was called to Pueblo, Colorado on account of illness of a relative, has returned to Cheyenne.
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R. W. Warren
Denver
George Hast
Earl C. Andrews
Pueblo
Colorado
Cheyenne
The Cameraman’s Burden in Silly Film Stunts
A reflective note on unsafe film sets where a high priced star performs perilous stunts while the camera operator faces pressure to avoid retakes. It recalls incidents of chaotic, unsafe on set behavior during early cinema shoot days.
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Hickman
Charlio Chaplin
Charilo
Chaplin
B. B
Je Barriscale
Young
Cheyenne Briefs Highlight Local Property Sale and Visitors
The Allison farm sale near noon Tuesday drew strong turnout as buyers pressed the bid on the three mile from Cheyenne property. Visitors and residents such as Mrs. Q Connolly from Raton and C Grinder from Casper were noted callers at the Moffatt and Hotel establishments while others, including W A Baker and George B Boulder, transacted business and lodged at local hotels.
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Allison Farm
Cheyenne
Local Visitors Stay in Cheyenne Guests at Plavia Hotel
Mr and Mrs Albert Seller and W R Anderson of Red Cloud Wyoming tour Cheyenne and reside at the Plavia hotel while the Leader mail box notes uncalled for Want Ads. Merchants are urged to place ads now before the Christmas rush and flu regulations pass.
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Albert Seller
W. R. Anderson
Red Cloud, Wryo
Cheyenne
Plavia Hotel
Leader
Weather Report From Us Department of Agriculture 1918
Weather Bureau records for December 3 1918 at 6 pm show clear skies with a mean temperature of 47 degrees Fahrenheit. The day’s high reached 54 and low 40 as winds moved from the west up to 60 mph. Total precipitation since January 1st stands at 13.02 inches with 18.65 inches by January 18.
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Us & Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Aimee
Plan for Returning Soldiers Relies on Local Labor Offices
Ed P. Taylor, state director in Cheyenne Wyoming, urges rapid nationwide setup of U S employment service bureaus in every city and town to place a representative in camps, coordinate with labor boards, drafts, and chambers, and return soldiers to civilian work, especially farming, as demobilization accelerates amid postwar shifts.
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Labor Department
U. S Employment Service
Councils of Defense
Chambers of Commerce
U. S
Public Service Reserve
Dantes
Walt
Ed P. Taylor
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wanted young workers for night shift at News Frand
Help wanted notice seeks young men or a young woman for night hours at News Frand in Union Depot. Apply in person to join the local newsroom staff.
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Union Depot
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Cahill & Holliday
Hola
Huckfeidt & Finkbiner
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Plains Auto Company
Plains Auto Co
Goshen Hole
A. B
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Central
Lagrange
H. M. Dabbitt
Q. Connolly
Raton, New Mexico
Moffatt Hotel
L. H. Starks
Casper
Moffatt
C. &. Grinder
W. A. Baker
George BE. Boulder
Rawlinsx
the Plains
W. A. McLowrie
Lewis H. Carris
Washington, D. C
Plating Hotel
Fred McKoff
Thermopolista
W. R. McWilliams
Platng Hotel
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C. C. Brady of
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H. P. Warrison
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Weather Report
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