Four and Half Million Yanks to Receive Victory Medals
Washington D C reports 4 5 million American soldiers and sailors will soon receive the Victory Medal a symbol of allied unity for war service The medal adopts a common ribbon with individual nations issuing their own medals under general specs The reverse bears The Great War for Civilization in the language of the nation and the allied emblems Only combatants are eligible and nations represented include Serbia Russia France Belgium Great Britain Romania Greece United States China and Brazil
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U. S
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Magazine
KN. FE. Wyllie
General Staff
U.S. A
Germany
Paris
Gils Commission
France
Serbia
Niusaia
Belgium
Great
Britain
Romania
Greece
United States
China
Brazil
Removal of Hut Not Authors
The Y M G A building at Fort D A Russell has not yet been sold announces J N Carnine who has charge of the sale. Several bids have been received and authorities are waiting permission from Washington to remove the building from the fort before passing on the bids. The contract will be let as soon as word is received from Washington.
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Fort
D. A. Russell
J. N. Carnine
Washington
New Manager for Electric Company
L OP rar of the Cheyenne company leaves. Succeeds by B Luscombe of Joplin Missouri. Phillips resigns to become general manager of Cheyenne Construction Company. Luscombe a Missouri graduate of Missouri and Stanford. Previously with Empire District Electric at Joplin, with 18 months in army engineering in the United States and France.
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L. OP Rar
Cheyenne
B. Luscombe
Joplin
Phillips
Cheyenne Construction Company
Luscombe
Mr. Phillips
University of Misouri
Stanford University
Empire District Electric Company
Wth
Jopin
France
Four miners released from Lever Act charges at Kool camp
Four foreign minors held at Kool coal camp after 32 others were charged with strike trouble are released and will not be prosecuted for Lever Act violations. The names listed are Geo Mahallik John Lagerski George Kawalek and John Yaroszek. The action comes on orders from the U S district attorney.
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Sheridan
Kool
Office
United States District
Geo. Mahallik
John Lagerski
George Kawalek
John Yaroszek
Wyoming Firms Formed Amid Corporate Listings
The notice records several Wyoming and nearby town company formations with capitals ranging from 5,000 to 500,000 dollars. Cheyenne and Sheridan host addresses, with first-year directors including Walter Brown, Frank J. Champ, Claude F. Palmer, Ward Hildreth, and Jolly among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tei Yown Company
Cheyenne
Zoe Walter & Brown
Charlies F
Frank J. Champ
Western Royalty & Oil) Company
Capital Stock
Claude F. Palmer
Ward Hildreth
0. Paton
W. B. Hays
Shéridan Ice Company
Sheridan
Frank
Tadgged
O. B. Tate
Florence
County Convict Pardoned by State Board of Pardons
The state board of pardons Tuesday granted clemency to a Sheridan County inmate named Thomas, who was sentenced to serve 14 to 17 years for grand larceny. The pardon was announced in mid fall with reference to local officials and filing details.
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State Board of Pardons
Thomas
Gheridan County
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Plains Hotel
New York
Ti Hest National Bank
Wyoming
W. W. Dumm
Carey Avenue
Electric Company
Ticats
Co-Operative Holding Company
Laramie
W. HB. Owens
William T. Corbett
H. A. Brookhart
H.M. Jenkins
Davis
Forbes Pharmacy
Seventeenth and
Capitol Avenue
tSyrove
Jorgenson
Eagles
VV Fier
McKeon & Archer
George Montgomery
Willard
W. W. Quinn
Carey Avs
Cheyenne Stry House
H. J. Woodman
Telephone
Sherman
Goluphia University
Cheyenne Creamery Co
Plains Automobile CO
Buick
Cadillac
Ani
Rae Peery
Ospital Ave
Dave Flanagan
Garey Avo
Phono
THE
Davis Veterinary
L. Emery
16Th St
Frank G. Smith
Thames
KODAK
Newport Studio
F. Clark
Carey Ave
Fieal Estate and Insurance
Taylor & 60
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne Stamp and Novelty Works
Cheyenne State Bank
Wyoming Fuel & Feed
Victor Heddrda
Schirmer and Wood Hdillens
Hirloge
Aia
Wess 47Th Street
Grace O'Day
Palmer Systam
First National Bank
Undertakers Hobbs, Muckfeldt & Finkbeiner
Plains
A. E. Reeder Drug Store
West
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