Personal notices and theater review in Cheyenne society column
Vaughan Cannon a lieutenant with ajith cavalry waits discharge and heads to Salt Lake City with Mrs. Canton and others plan trips to the east and Pacific coast. A Far West society round includes Mrs Hirely and Ralph Durke as they pass through Cheyenne en route to the Presidio San Francisco while a play review notes a witty triangle plot and teatrical reception in New York.
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Ajith Cavalry
Port Stansell
United States Army
Mra
Canton
Mise Zolla
Ferris
Galt Lake City
Ralph Durke
Cheyenne
Newport News
Virginia
Presidio
San Francisco
California
Tea for Three praised for wit and dialogue by Vogue
Vogue hails Roi Cooper Megrue for Tea for Three as a rare high comedy in Amel ia. The reviewer notes crisp dialogue and clever humor outshining his earlier work, aligning him with famed Irish comic writers and deeming the piece an entertaining, successful achievement.
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Amelia
Roi Cooper Mogrue
Megrue
Sheridan
Oscar Wilde
Bernard Shaw
Heager Trial Advances as Government Closes Case
In Chicago on December 18, the government closed its case against Congressman-elect Berger and four socialist defendants charged with conspiring to violate espionage laws. Judge Landis overruled a bid to remove the case from the jury and discharge the defendants. The defense then called the general secretary of the Socialist Dirty as a witness and sought to strike government testimony on ee vicken from the record.
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Chicago
Berger
Local News Briefs From Cheyenne State Activities
Cheyenne items report social visits from Meriden and Bosler, plus business and land notice news. Notables include A J Wendt named notary, W Houx addressing land value misconceptions, and R T Marti reported wounded overseas. Casualty and funeral notices for Frank and Mary Reynolds, influenza deaths, and service details follow.
Quarrel in Court Over Drunks and a Disturbance
Yester day afternoon in police court the routine of trying drunks filled the docket. Barney Kelley received 30 days, Clark Bryan pled guilty to drank and vagrancy and was fined $20, George Anderson was fined $10, and J. J. Smalley and George Loud faced a disturbance charge. Smalley, exceedingly drunk, claimed no clear memory while Loud struck him. Smalley was sentenced to 30 days, Loud discharged.
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Rhotio
Barney Kelley
Clark Bryan
George Anderson
J. J. Smalley
George Loud
California
Sherman Hotel
Smalley
Loud
Police Department
Magnates Swap Players as Baseball Revives
New York Americans trade four players and a cash sum to Boston for Dutch Leonard, Earl Shore, and Duffy Lewis. Boston receives Ray Calewell Slum Love Al Walters Frank Gillroy in return.
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Associated Press
New York
H. F. Frazee
Boston
Nero
New York Americans
Dutch" Leonard
Earest Shore
Army transport Logan Catches Fire En Route to Siberia
The army transport Logan, traveling from Honolulu with troops for Siberia, caught fire in mid ocean. After a strenuous half day of fighting the blaze, the flames were extinguished and the ship continued on its voyage.
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Py Associated Press
San Francisco
Logan
Siberia
Honolulu
Forty-Seven Cent Wage Criticized For Family Welfare
Frank Walsh, ex labor board member, says 47½ cents an hour is the lowest living wage for an American family. His opinion was read at a hearing before Judge Samuel Troytner in the meat packers and employees case. He argues the wage does not cover basic comforts or allow savings.
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Preas
Chicago
Frank Walsh
Labor Board
Samuel Troytner
Mr. Walsh
Quarantine Rules to Be Modified Amid Influenza Spread
Health authorities consider easing limits to ten shoppers per time while reporting seven new city cases and one death. Fort Russell remains hardest hit with two deaths yesterday, including Private Stephen Horan, as officials note some law violations on Twenty fifth Street. Cheyenne resident George Briggs, Pacific Fruit Express local manager, dies leaving a wife and child. funeral plans to be announced. Continuous reporting shows residents largely complying with quarantine rules, though a single block of Twenty fifth Street with five houses has seen signs and possible cross-communication.
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Fort Russel
Stephen Horan
George Briggs
Pacific Fruit Express
Briggs
Cheyenne
Twenty-fifth Street
Navy seeks huge enlistment boost to 217000
Washington December 18. Captain H Landing acting chief of the bureau of Investigation reports a proposal to raise permanent enlisted strength of the navy from 131000 to 217000. The plan adds 170000 seamen 24000 apprentice seamen and firemen 12000 in training schools and 6000 in the flying corps to match nations best. He warns without the increase extension programs cannot proceed and notes prior shortages crippled ships.
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Associated Press
Washington
PI. C
Naval Affairs Committee
H. Landing
Bureau of Investigation
Naval Bureau
Thatcher
United States
Ambassadors Presentation Honors Davis at Buckingham Palace
John W. Davis the American ambassador to Great Britain presented his credentials to King George at Buckingham Palace. He traveled with naval and military attaches and two embassy secretaries. A large crowd cheered Mrs. Davis outside.
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Associated Press
London
John W. Davis
Great Britain
King George
Buckingham Palace
George
Davis
Senate votes 60 to 12 on child labor tax amendment
The senate adopted a committer amendment imposing a 10 percent tax on child labor products entering interstate commerce. The vote was 60 to 12 with the m casting all the negative.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Limitation on Nonessential Industries Urged by Government
The December Bulletin of the Federal Reserve predicts a new era in American finance with warlike challenges. It urges rationing of financial resources during the transition, inflation control, and limiting industry to essential lines, alongside absorbing war loans as banks regain liquidity and commercial paper replaces bonds in Fed assets.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve System
The
Bulletin
Postoffice Bill backs Army pilots for aerial mail system
The 1919 house approval of a $357,350,000 appropriation includes an amendment to run airplane mail routes with army aviators under the postmaster general. Over 200 war aircraft are to be turned over, including 100 Do Mavilands and 100 Handley-Page planes, plus heavy bombers and 170 engines.
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Washington
Postoffice
House
Senate
Army
Post Office
War Departments
War Department
Post Office Department
Giving Twice At One Price War Savings Stamps Ad
A Christmas appeal urges buying war savings stamps for gifts instead of gold or currency. The message underscores the small act of purchasing stamps as a way to support service members abroad.
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