Portrait of Cheyenne's First Superintendent Slark Shown
The life sized portrait of Professor Slark, Cheyenne public schools first superintendent, presented by his son EBY Stark to the High school, is on display at Capitol Furniture Company store until Saturday. Clifford Huston and relatives attend. Mrs. Huston residence is 1829 Evans Street.
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Professor Slark
Cheyenne
EB. Y. Stark
Capitol Furniture Company
Months
Clifford Huston
Evans, Street
S. A
Miss Clark Leaves For New York to Join Barnard College
Miss Edith K. Q. Clark reports at Barnard College on December 18 for YMCA class training. After a week of intensive instruction she will depart for France to work in YMCA canteen service. All tests were passed successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith K. Q. Clark
Barnard College
Miss Clark
France
Young Men's Christian Association
Personal Mentions and Illnesses Reported in Telegrams
A telegram states Sergeant W. W. Waller is seriously ill with pneumonia at Vancouver barracks Washington with later word that his condition is improved. Mrs Waller formerly Miss Edith Parrish works at the state highway department in the capital building. Mrs William Dubois and two children are hospital patients with influenza. Mrs John Connelly and her child are at St Johns hospital recovering from influenza progress. Mrs M B Huston arrives from Cincinnati Ohio to visit her son and is staying since Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W.waller
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
William Dubois
Robert
John Connelly
St. John's Hospital
M. B. Huston
Cincinnati
Ohio
Daughter of J Rossman Dies in Tacoma
Mrs. Frank A. Willey daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Rossman died in Tacoma Washington after a severe pneumonia attack. She was married about a year ago to Frank A Willey an employee at Dinneen garage who was drafted last spring. She joined him in Tacoma four months ago and was a Methodist church member. Funeral plans not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Willey
J. F. Rossman
Tacoma
Washington
Dinneen’sa Garage
Willey
Methodist Church
Cheyenne Visitor Claims Salt Lake Used Movies to Fight Flu
W H Hoskins arrived from Salt Lake City announcing that the strict influenza ban is lifted and theaters may reopen. Physicians will speak briefly between shows on preventive measures, while schools, dances, and public funerals remain banned until the epidemic is checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gheyenne
Salt Lake
W. HH. Hoskins
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Mr. Hoskins
Cable firms seek injunction to curb Burleson control of lines
The Commercial Pacific and Commercial Cable companies petitioned a federal court in New York for an injunction to restrain Postmaster General Burleson from further control of roughly 10 000 miles of cable between San Francisco and China Japan and the Philippine Islands. They allege violation of international law for lacking consent from nations hosting the cable and argue such consent requires a Senate treaty. They note British officials reportedly require London approval before changes.
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Associated Press
New York
Pacfic
Commercial Cable Company
Burleson
San Francisco
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
United States
Senate
London
Commercial Pacific
Purleson
Three Prisoners Turned Over To County On Blue Monday
Three prisoners were turned over to the county yesterday. Fred Abbott is sought by Union Pacific for riding on others transportation. Joe Silver, a Mexican, is wanted for stealing a box of soap from a car load passing Cheyenne. The third prisoner is described as an armed man, but his wanted case remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Abbott
Union Pacific
Joe Silver
Cheyenne
P E Snow Badly Injured In City Collision
A Cheyenne Steam Laundry wagon and a taxi collided at Capitol avenue and Nineteenth street early Monday. Driver P E Snow suffered back injuries and a head cut, the taxi driver Perry L Smith held for police inquiry, and Snow's wife is reported critically ill. The wagon rear wheel was smashed.
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Cheyenne Steam Laundry
Capitol Avenue
Nineteenth Streem
P. E. Snow
Perry L. Smith
Snow
Nineteenth Street
Casualty Figures From American Expeditionary Forces
The commanding general reports casualties for the American Expeditionary Forces and Marine Corps. Killed in action, died of accident and other causes, died of disease, wounded in various degrees, missing in action, and totals. Women have been installed as telephone clerks in police headquarters in Washington.
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Marine Corps
American Expeditionary Forces
Deanna
Peveroly
Winashington
Cheyenne City News in Brief Highlights Local Visitants and Business Move
City notes record many visitors including W. G. Ardrey from Denver and A Peters from San Francisco in Cheyenne. Holmes of Casey Illinois and M. Hatch of Lincoln, Nebraska register at the Plains hotel. Plans disclosed for a $100000 capital Mercantile Co with Glenrock incorporators J G Harbor and L G Spencer amid routine listings.
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M. L. Hatch
Lincoln, Neb
the Plains
Co-operative Mercantile Company
Glenrock
Wyo
J. G. Harbor
L. G. Spencer
Emma Warbor
George D. McDonald
K. Ai. Dorheam
Governor appoints Hayden M White Buffalo notary public
Governor yesterday appointed Hayden M. White of Buffalo a notary public. Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday with the Secretary of State for Glenrock.
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Hayden M. White
Buffalo
Mate
Glenrock
Frank J. Swordler
Wyo
Houx
Mormon Leader Joseph F. Smith Estate Valued Under Seventy Thousand
The estate of Joseph F. Smith, former president of the Mormon church, is reported to be worth not more than $69,000. A petition for letters testamentary was filed revealing five executors, all sons of the deceased, and forty seven heirs named in the will, though the will itself was not filed.
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Associated Press
Renny Og City
Utah
Althou
Mormon Church
Joseph F. Smith
Not Guilty Plea in Espionage Act Case Opens
Victor L Berger, congressman elect from Milwaukee, and four co-defendants pleaded not guilty to espionage act violations as a federal trial begins before Judge Lindis in Chicago. Jurors were exploring challenges, while several out-of-state visitors and locals are noted at Cheyenne.
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Berger
Associated Press
Chicago
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
Federal District Court
Lindis
McAdoo Urges Congress to Extend Allied Loans One Year
Secretary McAdoo asks Congress to authorize loans to the Allies for one year after the war to finance foodstuffs and reconstruction, with no new appropriations. He proposes applying peace time provisions to remaining $1.5 billion of the $40 billion aid and flexibility for postwar credits.
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McAdoo
Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Dec
United States
Treasury
Millinery Workers Get $1 Weekly Wage Increase
The Massachusetts minimum wage commission orders a $1 per week raise for experienced women in the millinery industry. The new minimum climbs to $11 weekly.
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Massachusetts
How to Treat and Avoid Spanish Influenza
The article explains influenza as a germ disease spread by human contact and coughing. It stresses bed rest until strength returns, no cure exists, and outlines prevention through avoiding crowds and keeping away from cold and colds. It promotes Vick’s VapoRub for cold relief and emphasizes rest and nourishment.
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Vick
North Carolina
Hd North
Troudléa
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Onnelly’s Shoe
Elizabeth Vaughan
Winchester
J. Rossman
Tacoma, Wash
Pneumoni
CABLE
Burlesch
George Creel
Committee of Public Information
Paris
Newspaper and Press Association Corporation
Total
City News
Apital Coal Company
Cahill & Holliday, Proprietors
Hotta
Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Adv
Auto Tiro
Plains Auto Company
Dumphey Auto Express
Plains Auto Co. Oatt
Lagrange
H. M. Babbitt
Goshen Hole
W. O. Benner
The
Bureau
John H. Hillis
Marie Gray
W.G. Ardrey
Denver
Plains Hotel
A. Peters
F. Masure
A. Roach
Wheatland
R. G. Holmes
Casey, Ill
Walter M. Buck
North Park
H.H. Bouchers
Decatur, LM
H. B. Card
Manville
J. W. Wilson
Rawkins
W. M. Arthur
Omaha
Meury Sherrard
Greybull
Guy Lockwood
W. M. Smith of
Laramie
J. C. Rivera
Casper
John F. Scherer
Indianola
Iowa
J. D. Merrick
D. L. Gupta
Carpenter, Wyo
W. G. Tripp
F. A. Young
W. M. Cox
H. B. Vincent
Annie Cummings
the Plains Hotel
L. M. Porter
Boise, Idaho
A. Burdett
Greeley
Hern Wilson
Greeley, Colo
State Board of Schools and Commissioners
State House
Anne O'Connell
G. Scott
Midwest
Catherine Durnford
Council of Defense
Holiday Buying
DAN S. Park & CO
T. J. Buckwall
Hardy, Neb
Foley
Spain
Hippocrates
B. C
N. C. Board of Health
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