Miss Edith K. O. Clark Sails for Overseas Duty
Mrs Charles D Carey reports Edith K O Clark former state superintendent of public instruction sails on Cunarder for overseas duty today. Clark linked with Y M C A work has trained in New York City for weeks and was elected president of her class training with a final honor as root leader for the sailing party. friends here praise her popularity as warm hosiery is prepared for the soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Carey
Mise Edith K. Oo. Clark
State House
Misa Clark
New York City
Mise Clark
Entertain at Informal Christmas Dinner
Mr and Mrs Harry P Hynde hosted an informal Christmas dinner at 7 o clock inviting friends. The event honored Jack O’Hearn and his son Jack Jr visiting from Bloomington Illinois for the holidays. Mr and Mrs B McGuire were also among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Hynde
Jack O’'Hearn
Hiynds
Jack, Jr
Bloomington
Jrl
8. McGuire
Visiting List Highlights Military Ties and Local Influenza Impact
Mrs. O. K. Snyder flies to San Diego to visit her husband Captain Otto K. Snyder at Fort Rosecrans where he now commands a modest staff. Sargeant Paul T. Sullivan arrives in Cheyenne on furlough from American Lake. Captain Ray K. Olds and Mrs. Olds suffer from influenza while Miss Anne Hansen recovers from pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. T. Joe Cahill return from California with pleasant memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul T. Sullivan
Cheyenne
American Lake
Wash
Red Cross Socks Shipped to Denver Base
Miss Mary Carpent er superintendent of the knit ting department of the Cheyenne chapter reports five hundred pairs of socks completed and sent to headquarters for Denver base supplies. Knitters are asked to provide four hundred more by January 20 and work begins immediately with headquarters open each weekday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carpenter
Cheyenne
American Red Cross
Denver
Tribute to General McArthur Urges Promotion to Major General
Major General Mehonor writes Pershing praising Brigadier General McArthur commander of the 42nd division. He credits McArthur with guiding the division during the Champagne push and the Marne offensive, arguing his leadership justified a promotion to major general despite wartime losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
McArthur
Mehonor
Pershing
Champagne
Marne
Vesle
Merchant ships to have merchant crews
Washington dispatch reports the United States Shipping Board announces that all future merchant ships will carry merchant crews. The move ends naval manning of new cargo ships after the armistice and notes a greater demand for mariners under peace conditions, with crews to be supplied by the board’s recruiting service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
L. A. Shipping Board
Shipping Board
Merchant Marine
Navy
U. S. Shipping Board
Marine Service
M Ho
Merchant’ Marine Service
Conference on Education and Industry Cooperation
Seventeen cities and eight states attend a meeting called by Dr. P. P. Claxton at the Bureau of Education offices New York to address labor shortages and the use of schools with industry. Delegates discuss Americanization and racial worker concerns and favor modifications to the Ameré plan for youths 14 to 18 to balance work and study including half day attendance continuation schooling and year round programs in industrial settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Claxton
Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
New York
89Th Street
French Foreign Minister Says Allies Won't Intervene in Russia
Washington officials reject Stephen Clohon’s claim that France will refrain from intervening in Russia now. They believe his remarks reflect personal view, not official government policy. The matter remains unsettled and no decision has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Russia
Cials
Stephen Clohon
Alliea
Wife Commanding Officer Fort D. A. Russell Dies
Mrs. Kathleen Koenig wife of Major Koenig commanding Fort D. A. Russell died after influenza at the Fort hospital. Her body will be shipped to San Diego California today from Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbiner undertaking parlors. She is survived by her husband a small child and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Kenig
Koenig
Fort D. A. Russell
San Diego
Calif
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Fort Hospital
Funeral of James Fitzgerald Held This Morning
The funeral for James Fitzgerald will be held at 9 o'clock in the Catholic church. Born May 9, 1884, he died December 26 after Spanish influenza at 24 years, seven months, and 17 days. Survived by Minnie J. Clay, three sisters Mrs. Bigelow, Mrs. Katie Richards, Miss Margaret Fitzgerald, and three brothers Miles, Will, and Henry Fitzgerald. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery.
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James Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Jimmie
Cheyennée
Little Bear
Cheyenne
Minnie J. Clay
Bigelow
Katie Richards
Meadow
Margaret Fitzgerald
St. John's Hospital
Miles Fitzgerald
Big Trails
Will Fitzgerald
Henry Fitzgerald
Montana
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Japan urged to show disinterested stance at peace talks
Tokyo leaders debate at the peace conference urge dispassionate policy on territorial gains. T Inukai of the Kokuminto argues Japan should dispel World misreadings, welcome foreign ideas, and consider future plans amid republic trends. The conference also backs compulsory part time schooling and work study experiments in New York and Newark as options for foreign born pupils.
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Japan
Tokio
T. Inukai
Kokuminto
Gaid
Inukai
United States
M. E. Siegel
New York City
D. BH
Carson
Newark
N. J
British warship captures three Bolshevik destroyers
London December 27 report says a British warship captured three Bolshevik destroyers. One vessel was bombarding a light house when seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Letter Disappearance Stirs Socialist Trial In Chicago
In Chicago on December 27 District Attorney Charles Kaine accused an attorney of taking a key letter from the espionage case involving five socialist leaders. The missing letter, read by Private Schiller, allegedly was written to Schiller by W F Kruse, national secretary of the Young People's Socialist Party, a defendant. Kruse denied writing it while Kaine said the document vanished after defense inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Charles Kaine
Landis
Schiller
W. F. Kruse
Young People's Socialist Party
Kruse
Chaumont Relics Drawn From Old French Cathedral
Yankee officers at Chaumont study local history and its medieval monuments. The town houses dating to the twelfth century surround the Hautefeuille tower and Palais de justice, while the church of St. Jean carries layers of Gothic and Renaissance features with notable porches and a historic tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaumont
France
Counts of Champagne
Hautefeuille
Palais de Justice
St. Jean
Alexis
Barto
Eanke
Treaty of 1644 remembered at Chaumont birthplace
In an old Rue Houchardon building once a convent, now a rich officer’s club, a stained window honors the 1644 stations treaty. The site is linked to Chaumont as the birthplace of Philippe Lebon, early gas lighting pioneer, with a bronze statue nearby by Pechinet and Lebon born in 1767.
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Houchardon
Chaumont
Phillipe T@bon
France
Pechinet
Lebon
Cheyenne Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Businesses
Local Cheyenne column lists numerous visitors and residents in town for business or leisure. Notables include George W. Foland of Douglas, Col. W. Gray of Wheatland, and attorney George Brimmer from Rawlins. Hotels host travelers from Boise, Denver, Casper, and Gillette while Plains Hotel is a common stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BE. Brimmer
Rawlins
Cheyenne
George W. Foland of
Douglas
Chas. B. Boyce
Plains Hotel
Don L. Wakeman
Gillette
the Plains Hotel
Viiting
Miga Mdith Paisley
Gillette, Wyoming
Tew Eveet
Diversification of Crops Boosts Irrigated Farm Profitability
An expert from Strawberry Valley Utah argues that diversifying crops on irrigated land improves water use efficiency and project operation. Data from three irrigation seasons show varied crops like alfalfa grain sugar beets and potatoes demand different water timings. Uniform seasonal flow reduces canal peaks, lowers maintenance, and supports cooperation between water users and operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Valley Project
Utah
Sesson
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Sochety
Elizabwph Vaughan
Vaughan Winchester
Miss Clark
O. K. Snyder
Cal
Otto K. Snyder
Medical Corps of
Fort Rosecrans
Snyder
Ray K. Olds
Anne Hansen
Mrs
T. Joe Cahill
California
Red
Associated Prosa
Offger Fort
Russell
Fiy
Kleine
City News
Avital eCoar “Company
Cahill & Holliday
Paty
Pall
Motta, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Ady, Sitt
Plains Auto Company
Dumphey Auto Express
Plains Auto Co
Ott
Lander
A. A. Bpaugh
Manville
Co. E. Cotton
Cora M. Smytha
Casper
Mrs. Remsen D
Bird of
San Francisco
City
M. L. Millon of
Lusk
B. F. Goldman
Boise, Idaho
P. Y. Worcester
Boulder, Colo
C. R. Fairman
H.C. Young
Glenrock
L. D. Merrick
Horse Creek
Charles Wood
Hudson
Cheyenen
Victor Clark
Casher
W.W. M. Black
Collins, Colorado
Claude F. Palmer
Static
Burns
HH. Moulton Smith
Carpenter
Wyo
Mra. J. HW
Davia
Kimball
Nebra
Cheysenne
Thyo
North Sea
Germ
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