Banker Will Be Tried in Casper
Casper banker G M MacDonald was brought to Cheyenne by Sheriff Hugh L Patton and is wanted in Casper on charges of defrauding several small farmers around Casper and Chugwater. He faces five counts in Chugwater and additional charges in Casper, after a federal- style escape via auto to Seattle and San Francisco before arrest.
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G. M. MacDonald
Casper
Cheyenne
Hugh L. Patton
MacDonald
Foct
Chugwater
Wyoming
Seattle
San Francisco
Patton
Nut assortment prices in Cheyenne market
The listing shows imported chestnuts walnuts almonds Brazil nuts and pecans with prices per pound or per 2 lb units. Items include large Sicily Filbert Tennessee pecans large Hickory nuts Georgia paper shell pecans shelled and Valencia almonds plus blanched Jordan almonds and salted Jordan Laelia nuts.
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Brazil
Georgia
Valencia
Australian Will Speak Here on War's Support
Crawford Vaughan former South Australian premier and head of the Nationalist party will address Cheyenne" discussing shipbuilding and labor support for the war He argues Australia relies on the United States for ships, cites a two year wheat crop and abundant meat, and notes 190000 of 440000 volunteers are labor union members to refute claims of a capitalists war
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Crawford Vaughan
Cheyenne
South Australia
Australia
United States
Anniversary of Inter Ocean fire recalls Cheyenne tragedy
Yesterday marked the first anniversary of the Inter Ocean hotel fire in Cheyenne, a historic hostelry where six people died. The blaze also destroyed the Union Pacific shop nearby, with about $100,000 in damage.
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Inter-Ocean
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Capitol Avenue
Harry P. Mynda
Oil Leasing Bill Cleared for House Action
Washington December 17 report says the House version of the general leasing bill, nearly identical to its six year form and already passed thrice, was favorably reported to the House. Senate hearings and Swanson proposals loom over naval reservation claims, with hopes for a compromise and broader deals on national resources this session.
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Washington
House
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Congress
Senate
Midwest
Wyoming
Phelan
California
Daniels
Navy
Swanson
Virginia
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
California Naval Reserve
Taft
Ald
United States
Weather Report of Temperature and Wind Pattern
The report notes normal temperature for the date with actual mean 40 degrees and an actual 24 hour change of 5 degrees. Highest 45 degrees at 4 PM, lowest 37 at early morning, wind from the west up to 53 mph at 11:30 AM, and rainfall since Jan 1 totaling 14.07 inches versus normal 13.47 inches with no precipitation in the last 24 hours.
Unfilled Car Orders Decline Across Rail Lines
Washington D C Dec 17 Reports from railroads to the war board show December 1 unfilled car orders totaling 117 132 carloads a drop of 22 80 from November 1 and up 10 000 from December 1 a year ago despite rails moving 20 percent more passengers and freight than last year.
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Washington, D. C
Railroads War Board
Nurse in Charge of Health Survey Details Local Plans
The first worker gathering for the health survey met at the Carnegie library club room at 3 pm. The field nurse explained the campaign’s purpose and method. Women’s committees will test city birth registration, study sanitary conditions in city premises, and inspect all food stores to ensure public germ protection.
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Carnegie Library Club
Bessie E. Amerman
Sheridan
Smith College
Columbia
New York City
E. W. Stone
University Players Entertain Soldiers at Fort Russell Hut
University of Wyoming students performed When Johnny Comes Marching Home at the YMCA hut Fort Russell before a capacity crowd. The show featured a full university orchestra and scenery from Laramie. Leading roles were played by A. E. Bowman Carroll Whitmer Albert Lukken F. Burrage and others as civilians and soldiers enjoyed the musical.
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Johnny
University of Wyoming
Fort Russell
Laramie
A. E. Bowman
Carroll Whitmer
Albert Lukken
F. §. Burrage
BE. N. Liitchcock
B. W. Marston
BE. D
Unton
Mary Hollenback
Helen Banner
Margaret Mullison
Anna Mullison
Beatrice Dana
Dora Joslin
Old Soldier Praises Foley Kidney Pills in Report
Gustav Wangelin commander of G A R Post at Pinckneyville writes I highly recommend Foley Kidney Pills which I prefer to all others I have used and consider them Johniny on the spot They give quick relief from backache rheumatic pains stiff swollen joints languidness pains in groin and muscles all other symptoms of kidney trouble and sleep disturbing bladder ailments They assist nature in restoring strength and vitality Sold everywhere.
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Gustav Wangelin
G. A. R. Post
Pinckneyville
Foley
Johniny
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