Social Notes at the Plains and Red Cross Updates
The Plains hosts Sunday night gatherings with Gen and Mrs Thompson and other guests including Mr and Mrs Spaugh. Red Cross activities note bed suits, badge earners, and a shift to convalescent pajamas. Arthur Frazer, Chicago pianist, will perform in Cheyenne on February 21 at Parish House under Miss Drouillard's tour direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
the Plains
Spencer KE. Dickinson
Dickinson
U. S. Navy
John Charles Thompson
Thompson
John Gans
Wesley I. Cumm
Red Cross News
Fred Kinnear
M. M. Bezold
Red Cross
W. A. Riner
Walcott
J. A. Hopkins
D. 5
Swan
Kay
Meadames
Cheyenne
Kittley, Drouillard
Lander
Visiting List and local social notes from Cheyenne
Mrs R A Morton travels to Green River on health association business. Jack Bristol from Omaha awaits orders to join aviation officers training in the U S Army. Mrs Cunningham returns to Albin after visiting her daughter Mrs Charles Embery. Frank Rabou and baby from Pifile Bluffs weekend guests of the Emberys. Grace Devine teaches near Hillsdale and visits Cheyenne. Nicholas Jerry and Petry family from Worland visit Cheyenne for several weeks. Petry plans an eastbound trip. Mrs R P Allen of Iron Mountain visits Mrs P S Cook. Eones McFarlane of Sheridan visits Miss Edith K C Clark. Louise Stimson travels to Pine Hills for piano pupils. Mary Bellemy of Jaramie returns from Washington after attending the national women’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Morton
Green River
Public Health Association
Jack Bristol
Omaha
Aviation Department
U. S. Army
Cunningham
Charles Embery
Albin
Frank Rabou
Pifie Bluffs
Rabou
Embery
Grace Devine
Hillsdale
Cheyenne
E. W. Dev
Nicholas Jerry
Worland
Petry
Mary Bellemy
Jaramie
Washington
National Woman's
Suffrage Convention and Camp Mills Visit Mentioned
A suffrage convention and a visit to Lieut Fulton Hellany at Camp Mills occurred before his departure for the war zone. Cheyenne reports show Mr and Mrs A A Spough planning a California trip for a month. Willam C C Wolcott and family return from Litamle with ongoing plans. Captain Olde and family take quarters at Fort Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Hellany
Camp Mills
Cheyenne
Warren
Captain Olde
Fort Rissell
Sunshine Society Meets for Short Session Then Work
The Sunshine Society holds a two o'clock business meeting at the library this afternoon and will proceed to the Fed Rosk headquarters for an afternoon of work after adjournment. Various clubs report postponed meetings and planned sewing and knitting activities under new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Society
Fed Rosk
High Schoot Pta
Wish School Parent-Teacher Association
Vine
Cheyenne
Casper
Whittier Club
Hartlet
Ira B. Fee
Church Circles and Club Meetings Parade This Week
Frances Willard W C T U meets this afternoon at 5 in Carnegie library auditorium. Westminster Guild hosts at Mrs Horace Jenkins home with officer elections and social activities. P B of the W C T U holds a weekly session with J Ross Carpenter speaker. The Jewish Circle meets Wednesday at Mrs Stalph Aduanicky. Methodist Aid Society gathers Thursday at Mrs Morrie Blau’s home. Epworth League party Friday reads as a social event for church members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
P. B
J. Ross Carpenter
Stalph Aduanicky
Methodist Aid Sovinty
Methodist Aid Society
Morrie Blau
Warren Avenue
Mesduaimnes Blau
Win
Hitchcock Scored for Senate Speech on Shipping and War Readiness
Senator Hitchcock criticized Secretary Maker for lacking information and failed coordination among agencies as the nation seeks to mobilize a million men for Europe. He called the situation a fool's paradise without ships and warned Congress cannot be swayed by a bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Coutes
Shipping Board
Europe
Hitchwook
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Continental Congress
Wil Hame
General Washington
Grant
Congress
Council
Williams
Baker
Senate
France
Benator Hitchcock
AO Ong
Benator Hitchcork
Doi
Wilson
Peplum Returns in Spring Tailored Suits
Betty Brown notes spring tailored suits appearing in shop windows. Designers reveal young women’s lines with close fitting waist, full peplum to hip, long reveres, and square collars. White satin waistcoats with convertible collars enhance the look for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brown
Crotus
Loueliness
Senators Clash Over War Powers and Cabinet Plan
Senators denounce a war cabinet proposal as usurpation and unconstitutional while defending unity in war effort. Williams claims a 100 million people could fight Germany, Reed condemns attacks on opponents as pro Kaiser. Hitchcock questions Baker’s statements on troop and ship numbers and cites government coordination gaps amid coal salvage talk.
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Germany
Williams
Mississippi
Csn
Addtat
Reed
Missouri
Willhams
Wyoming Herds Show Increase for Last Year
The report from the Bureau of Crop Estimates, reviewed by the U S government, notes Wyoming shows an rise in cattle and horse herds. Cattle numbers up by 4 000 with value rising from 81 50 to u and horses up by 14 000 despite wartime exports. Sheep numbers steady at 4 100 000 with price jumping from 7 00 to 14 00 per head. Hog numbers fall by 6 000 but hog values rise from 11 2 to 20 50 per head. Mule population stands at 4 000 valued at 104 each up from 97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States
Europe
Thhele Vile
Allies Outnumber Germans on West Front Says Baker
Secretary Baker reports in his Review of the Week that American troops now hold a portion of the actual front and that Allied numbers and guns on the western front are believed to be superior, despite German reinforcements from the Russian front. He notes early training completed and minor engagements such as the Jan 10 raid ending with light casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Front
Baker
Washington
Germany
Oil Industry Put Under U S Control
The memorandum limits munitions and other articles to government manufacture while exempting most oil users from a Monday closing order. Exemption covers fuel oil buyers and all petroleum product consumers, with the administration applying preferential lists to industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
Freight movement hampered by record winter storms
New York February 4 A string of north eastern storms halted freight on railroads after a week of initial expansions. Regional director HL Snylth said the weather created conditions not seen in fifty years and that operations face a temporary standstill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ao HL Snylth
Lolny
Jack London Manuscript Rejected by New York Publishers
New York reports that twenty thousand words of Jack London s alleged latest novel, penned after his death in 1916, are being returned to Memphis via three owners who obtained them through a Ouija board. Publishers felt London had lost narrative power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack London
Memphis
Tenn
Quija Board
Golng
Jack
Ranch Labor Exemption Sought by Board
Wyoming leaders discussed labor needs and seed procurement at a state council of national defense meeting. The exemption board agreed to fair handling of skilled farm labor and a district-based assignment of council members to oversee war work across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Ay County
State Exemption Board
Wyoming
State Board of Exemption
Exemption Board
Tourell
J. X. Berry
Basin
Park
Bighorn
Wastakie
Johnson, Sheridan
Uml
Crook
Weston
Hot Springs
Mr Berry
Theodore Diers
Sheridan
P. W. Spencer
Natrona
Fremont
Bozart
Goshen
Laramie
J. M. Wilson
Niobrara
Converse
Platte
Melvin Rollins
Pinus Sweepwater
Linecoly
W. K. Chaplin
Albany County
B. A. Sweted
Carbon County
Carey
State Council of National Defense
Ro A. Morton
Diers
Pretty Cold Call Taxi Eh 11
Patchy classified text notes varied items including notaries public appointments, a car sale, a state senator, a union official, livestock recovery, a lecture plan, and multiple local business references. The readable fragments mention Hobbs & Hinckfelt furniture, the Plains Hotel area, and Cody Cheyenne Latranvic Latwanhire.
Russian Peace Parleys Break Off Again
A garbled report says Russian peace talks broke off again as workers returned to factories. The note mentions leaders Maxdeburg Lud Wieehoven and Ly lau and hints at poor conditions and uncertain remedies affecting industry and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io Maxdeburg
Lud
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Howard
John W. Howard
Nneza
Capitol Avenue
Florida
Hospital Aid Society
Mr. W. Bullock
Queen Wether
0. E
Peplum
Long Revere
Schuylkill Hiver
Sehuylkill Haven
Augra, Pa
Forbes
Capitol Pharmacy
Capitol
Associated Press
U.S
Publiseet SI
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Robb
Apital Coal Company
CAL
Cahill & Nolliday, Proprietors
E. P. Perry
Torrington
W. W. Clover
Lingle
146Th St
Young
Gvorge Youns
United Mine Workers of America
Wyomine
Rock Springs
Hobbs & Hinckfelt
Plains Hotel
Renich
Ira Kenick
Leader
Cody
Spencer of
Limder—i
CC Spearer
The
Lander Induatries Club
Johnny
It Johnson
Petaval Reparator Company
Promyt Dervice
Veveig of
Latramiv
Seth
Willie Woodrow
Hem—Wiloon Woolraw
Therusapolla de
Lotathee
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