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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1918

Page

5

Red Cross Christmas Roll Drive Booms In Winchester

Receipts from the first day of Red Cross Christmas booth operations reached $600 with total funds raised by Tuesday evening at $5600. The drive continues to December 23 with two upcoming paydays likely to boost totals. Enrollees receive a Red Cross service flag and a folder with ten Christmas seals. Boy Scouts assist in collections as community donations accumulate.

Red Cross Union Pacific Fort Russell

Personal Mention Dr Ireland and Family amid Flu Illness

Dr. Ireland, who went to Denver two weeks ago to nurse his wife stricken with Spanish influenza, reports she is nearly recovered. Dr. F I Furry and family, with Spanish influenza, are well aside from five year old Helen who remains bedridden but stable. News arrives of Miss Vivian Rudkin's death in Kansas City, daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Rudkin formerly of Cheyenne. Mrs BR Wlich, aunt to the deceased, traveled to Kansas City by telegram.

Kansas City Vivian Rudkin W. H. Rudkin Cheyenne BR. Wlich Kanana City

Red Cross Receives Junior Division Custodianship

Red Cross notes Mrs. A B Baerroson formerly in charge of Unfor donation to the Red Cross chapter has turned custodianship over to the Junior Red Cross division of Cheyenne.

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Filipino student found dead in Hudson River after note

The body of Miss Dominica Arias a Filipino government student at Columbia University was found in the Hudson River after she left a note saying she planned to take her life. Friends said she had made progress but suffered melancholy for several days following a falsehood she wrote to a hospital superintendent in Marissa.

Associated Press New York Dominica Arias Columbia University Hudson River Lfe Marissa

Marguerite Clark Starts New Role in Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch

The Screen star Miss Marguerite Clark now Mrs H Palmereon Williams has begun work on her next picture Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch after an extended honeymoon in Washington. She will portray Lovey Mary in the world famous Mrs Wiggs tale.

Marguerite Clark

Child Labor Increases After Law Declared Unconstitutional

Reports from the children's bureau show a sharp rise in child employment and longer work hours after the federal child labor law was ruled unconstitutional in June. Inspections across 25 states and D C found hundreds of underage workers in factories mines and quarries with many under 16 working more than eight hours daily or at night.

Children’s Bureau The Department of Labor District of Columbia Child Labor Division North Carolina South Carolina Georgia War Labor Policies Board Cee

City News in Brief Coal of All Minds

Cheyenne city notes list a flood of local business ads and visiting residents. Prominent entries mention Cahill Halliday and several auto firms, plus many travelers from Wyoming and Nebraska visiting Cheyenne for business and hotel stays. Private Vern Francen and Private Emmett Schilling return to Union Pacific roles after military service, with a light humorous ad promising “all you need is a heart and a dollar.”

Vern Francen Army Union Pacific Emmett Schilling

Brakeman Charged With Obtaining a Pass by Fraud

Howard M. Evans a Union Pacific brakeman was arrested by a U S marshal and jailed for obtaining a travel pass for a woman claiming she was his wife. Evans faces trial after the failed pretense.

Howard M. Evans United States Hudson Evans Union Pacific

Notable Women Breaking Barriers Across Nations and Professions

A survey highlights women achieving firsts in public office law and religion from Kansas to Massachusetts. Mil waukee teachers receive pay raises while Washington DC appoints its first female traffic officer. Wilhelmina remains a reigning queen, and other milestones include a female notary in Massachusetts and a Kansas legislator who is a preacher and WCTU worker.

Washington, D.C United States Cora E. Kilborn Harper County Kansas Wilhelmina Netherlands Minnie J.grinstead England Europe Maud Norway Edward VII Victoria Eugenie Spain Victoria Clara Louise Power Boston Massachusetts Miss Power Supreme Court of the

Waste grapevine branches used by French to make paper

Waste grapevine branches are being utilized by the French in the making of paper, showcasing an early recycling effort and resource reuse. The report highlights innovative use of vineyard byproducts in industrial papermaking within France.

Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness with Parsmint Solution

An old advertisement suggests mixing one ounce of Parmint double strength with four pints of hot water and a little sugar, taking a tablespoon four times daily to ease head noises and clear nasal passages. The ad claims quick relief for catarrhal deafness and related symptoms.

A. E. Roodel

Sheriff Hayes Asked To Accept Government Draft Position

Sheriff Pat Hayes was asked by Major Roscoe Stewart, judge advocate of the draft office, to aid in verifying and classifying exemption crimes before soldiers from the county are discharged. Hayes, who has served on the draft board for a year, would assess eligibility of wives and dependents for government allotments and determine if they can support themselves. He would examine cases such as separations and pending divorces to render decisions.

Pat Hayes Roscoe Stewart Washington, D. C Hayes

Six Cheyenne Boys Return Home From Moscow Army Camp

Six Cheyenne youths aged in the motor division returned home yesterday from Moscow Idaho where they had entered the students army training camp two months ago. The retirees are Ralph Cotton Edward Doonan Ernest Olesan Harold Larsen Harry Smith and J M Cassidy all glad to be home and not regretful of the training they received.

Cheyenne Moscow Idaho Army Training Camp Ralph Cotton Edward Doonan Ernest Olesan Harold Larsen Harry Smith J. M. Cassddy

Black Aristocracy Reopens Palace After Rome Occupation

The princely Lancillotti palace reopens its principal entrance once closed since September 20, 1870, when Italy seized Rome as a protest. Members of the Lancillotti family served Italy in the war and the black aristocracy now flies the Italian tricolor. May join the Red CrossChristmas Roll call August 18.

Prince Lancillotti Italy Rome Lancillotti

Christmas Fleet Parade to Mark Eve Return in New York

The American fleet returning from Europe, to be reviewed by Secretary Daniels, will arrive off Ambrose light Tuesday morning and pass the Statue of Liberty at dawn. Soldiers and sailors will parade Broadway from 96th to 59th Streets and Fifth Avenue to 23rd Street, starting at 1 30 p m. Generous leave will be granted on Christmas Eve.

Washington Europe New York Daniels Navy Department Broadway 96Th Street 59Th Fifth Avenue 23Rd

Chinese envoy backs Japan peace pledge and Tsang Tau return

Wei Sun Tsao, newly named Chinese minister to Belgium, praises President Wil guns peace policy and urges enforcement of Japan's promise to return Tsang Tau to China. He arrived aboard the China en route to Paris, noting Russia's unpredictability and suggesting allies need not send troops, as Russians will seek life and death stakes.

Associated Press San Francisco Wei Sun Tsao China Belgium Wilgun Japan Tsng Tau Chita Sinre Wel Paris Russia Mr. Wel

Red Cross Christmas Roll Call Ad Guide

Community appeal urges participation in the Christmas Roll Call for the Red Cross. The notice highlights 1 percent support or sponsorship options and calls for readers to contribute during the holiday season.

Funeral services for Charles Hadfield to be held today

The Stock Growers National bank assistant cashier Charles Hadfield died of pneumonia after a Spanish influenza attack. His funeral is at 2 15 PM at the Episcopal church, with the body shipped to Omaha for interment. He was a popular young man in the city.

Charles Hadfield Stock Growers National Bank Episcopal Church Omaha Hadfre'd Lie

Local Cheyenne resident dies after brief relapse

A Cheyenne man aged thirty six, unmarried, died Tuesday morning at four. He leaves a sister Mrs. Fred Hoel of Cheyenne and Miss Bisle Hadfield of Albuquerque. A longtime resident, he was popular in social and business circles, a thirty second degree Mason, and an active St. Mark's Episcopal church worker.

Fred Hoel Cheyenne Bisle Hadfield Albuquerque N. M St. Mark's Episcopal Church

Touching Santa Claus Letter From Modest Child

A young reader Raymond Povilla asks Santa for simple gifts for his family and friends in a heartfelt appeal. The note, read by the Leader office, lists gifts including cowboy outfits, a doll, clothes, and small comforts, reflecting holiday spirit and good will toward men.

Santa Claus Leader Raymond Povilla West Seventeenth Street Santa Santa Clus Raymond Santalus David Mays

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