Return of French Refugees Appears Pitiful Spectacle
Refugees including women children and old men returned to France from occupied regions arriving via Switzerland. Belgian relief workers describe exhausted faces and bereaved families, while meals and a French flag lift spirits as orchestra music echoes through relief halls.
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Evian
France
Germany
Switzerland
Belgium
Hun
S. 8
Howland
Belgian Relief Commission
Carino
Jockerson
Homemade cough syrup ad pitch from old song text
A fragmented old ad style passage touts making cough syrup at home. It mentions honey or corn syrup as ingredients, claims it is simple and cheap, and promises quick relief with a "permanent place" in homes.
Hidden Tears at Duchess Event Move Readers to Joy
The scene described shows many women wiping tears with handkerchiefs as faces appear through their coverings, conveying communal relief and joy during a notable public moment. The imagery emphasizes shared emotion among attendees and the ceremonial atmosphere.
Bisbee Deporters Cleared in Federal Case
Captain Henry Wheeler and 24 Bisbee figures including capitalists mining men and merchants were relieved from U S district court proceedings over the 1917 deportation of copper miners. Judge William Morrow sustained the demurrer finding no offense under federal law.
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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 Tag On San Francisco Officials Inquiry
Governor forwards request to report to U S Webb the California attorney general about John T Densmore statement cited as curious involving public officials in San Francisco The request now goes to Secretary of Labor William B Wilson for handling with guidance from Webb on further legal steps.
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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
State brief items report Cul len death in Rawlins from acute indigestion and a widow’s one daughter and two sons. In Manville the Cory Coal well near Lost Springs shows 2500 feet depth with heavy gas flow, signaling potential for an oil strike west of Lance Creek. Manville also notes a new $70 000 hotel excavation, to be ready by spring 191? with 42 bedrooms and a 42 by 122 foot main area. Casper Tribune plans paper delivery expansion into Doug.
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Manville
Cory Coal Company
Lost Springs
Lance Creek
F. J. Larson
Dr King’s New Discovery Aids Coughs and Breathing
This old advertorial note touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and bronchial problems. It promises relief from throat irritation and chest discomfort, claiming widespread use and health benefits.
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Dr. King
Navy discharge orders ease for reservists and sailors
In Douglas the Navy Department issued November 16 orders for earliest practical release of all reserve and regular service personnel for wartime duration. Senator Fred Warren believes his son will be discharged with little trouble. In Casper influenza limits court activity, coroner Gay fights pneumonia, and Gypsy Oil reports Wyoming oil prospects drawing eastern attention.
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Douglas
Navy
Fred Warren
Navy Dept
Centennial Valley Gas Co to Suspend Drilling
LARAMIE Dec 3 If the storms in Centennial Valley continue this winter the Centennial Valley Gas Co will be compelled to shut down drilling operations in the vicinity due to heavy snowfall and extreme cold making progress impractical.
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Laramin
Centennial Valley
Centennial Valle& Gas Co
Boomerang Manager F M Zimmers Nearing Return
F M Zimmers, manager of the Boomerang in Laramie, has suffered six weeks of pleurisy and pneumonia and is expected to return to duties soon. Reports from Rock Springs say the Emergency hospital may reopen in the Masonic Temple but staffing for flu cases may be scarce. A family in West Flat, Mr and Mrs Samuel Ball, learned their son Charles E. Ball was killed in action in France October 28, while another son remains in service overseas.
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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 After Illness
William Rice, noted Laramie ranchman, left Clarkson Memorial hospital Omaha where he was treated for pneumonia and a light influenza. He arrived in Laramie yesterday, reporting he feels better though looking a bit thin.
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Laramie
William Rice
Clarkson Memorial Hospital
Omaha
Rice
Turkey appeals 10 Wilson to bring fair settlement
In Constantinople a group of 12 of 15 newspapers join Turkish professionals to urge a reform program for Turkey. They seek limited sultanate sovereignty with parliamentary government, proportional representation, minority protections, foreign advisers, and foreign administration of gendarmes and prisons, with a 25 year tutelage limit. A concert of powers would guarantee reforms within the Ottoman empire as defined by the Entente and the United States. The program will be presented to President Wilson in Paris.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
United States
Wilson
Paria
Raising Chickens in Town Pays Off Says Poultry Keeper
A poultry keeper tests urban chicken keeping by recording a year of age production and feed cost for a dozen pullets. The flock produced an average 152 eggs per bird, with egg cost at 14 cents per dozen, excluding garden scraps and waste vegetables. He finds 60 cent eyes no terror.
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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
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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