President Wilsons wartime unity appeal strengthens American citizenship
The New York World argues Wilson's Milwaukee and New York addresses fuse Americans of diverse birth into a unified national spirit. It says his appeal boosts preparedness not just in arms, but in loyalty and citizenship, uniting citizens of foreign birth around a common republic.
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Wilson
Mnt
Washington
Milwaukee
New York
Descont
Benet James
United States
Republic
New York World
Our President and the Call for Preparedness
The Wyoming Labor Journal weighs President Wilson and his defense of administration plans for a national munitions program. It praises his service to the common people while noting labor unions disagree on government ownership of munitions firms, and mentions Lincoln's upcoming birthday.
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Wilson
Lincoln
Wyoming Labor Journal
Notice of Dissolution The Grover Irrigation and Land Company
Notice of dissolution filed by William Duthie president and George W Tompkin secretary of The Grover Irrigation and Land Company Colorado. Stockholders met at its office 23 Coronado Building in Denver to consider dissolution.
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William Duthie
George W. Tompkin
Grover Irrigation and Land Company
State of
Colorado
Ite
Coronado
City of
Den
Dissolution of Colorado Corporation and Divorce Suit Filed
A dissolution notice records that a Colorado corporation ordered dissolved by stockholders on November last, after a two thirds vote, with all debts paid, dated December 20, 1905. Also listed is a Wyoming case where Alfred T. Rutherford sues Emma E. Rutherford for divorce, filed November 1, 1915, in Laramie County District Court, with a March 15, 1916 deadline to answer.
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State of
Colorado
Eald Corporation
Aald Corporation
Ald Corporation
Arid Corporation
A. D
William Duthir
Wyoming
Lavenio
Alfred T. Rutherford
Emma FE. Rutherford
Emma E. Rutherford
California
District Court
Laramie County
Seid Court
T. J. Pur
Cherk
Dietviet Court
Wage-Worker Urges Civic Efficiency in Cheyenne Letter
An open communication argues for stronger ties between wage-workers and local merchants to boost Cheyenne commerce. The author cites mall order competition and civic prosperity tied to wage labor, urging business leaders to partner with workers for mutual success and social progress. Washington: Supreme Court Justices to be honored guests at a White House reception hosted by President and Mrs. Wilson, second such event this winter following the Pan American reception.
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Tte
Washington
Supreme Court of the United
Cheyenne City Council approves numerous January claims
City council met January 1 1918 in Cheyenne Wyoming with a quorum. Minutes from January 24 and 25 read and approved. City engineer’s January permits fees totaled 41.43 and a treasurer report was filed. February 1 adjourned session recorded salaries and claims totaling many dollars for city officers, departments, and services including police, fire, and public works.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Seonson
J. J. Showalter
Charles P. Lawrence
Albert Chapman
Mary A.edwards
Mary A. Edwards
R. N. LaFontaine
Galery
Mayors
Jno
A. Martin
Salary
Commmligioner
Enos Laughlin
Commisswlomer
Lyd
Eon
Eneckincien Rae Oo
K. Snyder
Elw
City Wtlorne
Myvel Garrett
S Alary
W. Glafeke
Expense
Klein
Enone
Cheyenne Printery
Hmattle Graham
Pearce, Sloan
Eee
Asberry
Prandon
Sean Eee
Eecanasegane Sanene Inc
McSweeney
Ety
Tnawce
Anne Cheyense L. FP. & P. Cm
Pica Creer
Varnum
Oncar Stanfield
Rees Oi
Tribune Publishing Co
Pdvertiology
Cece Tenewenenne
The
A. Bristol Co
Acvee Eerseeseere
Burroughe Adding Machine CO
W. River & Co
Bond Prominm
Geo
Hescherer
Vrontier Park
Csr
Braun
Eexvtom
Cbsceteveensssn
Aeeae
A. McParland
Eorgeenny
R. J. Talbot
Sapearel
John Pryor
Jobe Rodin
la Corge
Gus Clonesy
Polos
Ceescaee Petesass
Johs Baker
John Nolen
Tolleeman
M. G. Peterson
Sererere
Thos Lauke
Ceus
Eel Capital
Supplien
Fir and Police Devin
Wro
Puel
Palace Pharmacy
Eupolion
Dildine
Bond Taal Cherenme
Auto Tire Repair Co
Sooo
J. A. Carlson
Enp
Fire and Paleo Dagtg
Three Men Enter Politics From Prison Camp
Three Terre Haute convicted conspirators in Leavenworth prison, Bud Houghton and Alexander Acree among them, filed declarations of candidacy for precinct committeeman. They expect no parole but seek political roles as they mail in papers.
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Trark Walter
Ind
Terre Haute
Leavenworth
Altho
Orn
Charlee
Bud) Houghton
Alexander Acre
Fragmentary Sand Notes Toward Fortuitous Patrol
A garbled OCR fragment mentions sand, metal, and possible patrol terms with unclear names. The readable bits suggest a dated field note or column snippet about material conditions or a patrol route, but the exact meaning remains unresolved in the readable text.
City Council Minutes Show 1916 Expenditures and Adjournment
Cheyenne city expenditures across police fire water streets and alleys are itemized for January and February 1916. Names include Percy Smith A J Gereke Ed Taylor and many others with salaries supplies and services recorded. The council adjourned after certifying minutes by City Clerk J J Showalter.
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P. Taylor
Glire
T. A. McCieve
J. Walsh
Paiary
H. Freeman
Thomas Wilcock
John Federhon
R. C. Snow
John F. Wade
Salary
Eovertke
M.F Greet
Airy
Tipomar
Kemmerer
Scaeccae Seaeee
Harry Wolverson
Ealary
Ceeeese Eerese
Jas. T. Coley Wilary
Firetian
Geo
H. Treastle
Scee Cue Wevece
Newell Bell
Mountain States T. & T. Co
Sanitary
Cheyenne Bargain Store
Expense
Manewal Bakery & Cafe Co
P. J. Dalke
Wilcock & Son
F. A. Meanea
Ben Davin
Services
W. Devine
Seeee Zuet Continental of! Co
McCord Brady & Co
Hopper & Bartley
Ie van Tassell Coal Co
Chas. Pearson
Frank*Farrell
W. N. Morford
Pater Rice
C. J. Stauder
M. P. Hannifin
Grier Lumber Co
Perry-Moulton Contracting Co
Nicolaizon & Stuler
Capital C. J. & 8. Co
W.B. Hobson
Intereet
Bertha M. Myer
Water Department
Sterata
L. K. Jensen
E. Clonser
Robert Cook
C. H. Jerpe
Robert Jerpe
J. W. Johnson
Labor
M. A. Chapman
P. J. Dale
Pénse
Auieetnas
W. BeHebwon
Garlock
Renselaer Valve Co
Palace Pharmacy
W. A. Botser
W. H. Gidp
Ocean
S. A. Bristol Co
Wyoming Labor Journal Co
Water Départment
American Cast-Iron Pipe Co
National Co
H. Mueller Mig. Co
Cses
P. B. Cook
Only Prize Crew Left on Appam
Newport News Feb 4 Only Lieutenant Berge and a small prize crew remained today aboard the former British passenger steamer Appam. The ship was captured by a German raider off the Cayl and taken with passengers and crew as prisoners. The Appam’s fate rests with the U S government under the Prossian-American treaty or return to the owners under the Hague convention.
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Newport News
Berge
Pawenger
Oni
Cai Iey
New York
Guy Polntera
Orp
Norfolk
Washington
State News Brief Unclear Fragment Highlights Wyoming
Fragmentary text from The State item mentions Wyoming and a possible report but details are unreadable. The garbled OCR provides no clear names, dates, or events to summarize further.
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Strong Bank
Wyoming Trust
Cheveane, Wro
Crorge W.tompkin
Prom Prison
Cria
Atate Teaver
Hubbard
Kelley Mercantile Company
the Sanitary Store
Laramie
J. J. Bhowaltey
Beal
Okee
APPAN
Laater
Partiowla
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Khon KE 106
Capitoy
Avi
E.S. Johnston Grocery Co
Leading Grocery House
Nebraska
Cory
Jones
Joaneton’s
Si Tae
Pancy Mareuipe
Pascal
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