Lockout Threatens Nationwide Building Tie Up
Associated Press reports a lockout of building trades by employers' association halts operations in New York. William J. Bowen of the International Union of Bricklayers says 49,000 workers are affected and a national strike could involve up to 2,000,000 men across the United States and Canada unless resolved. William Dobson arrived from Indianapolis seeking arbitration.
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New York
Fly City
Building Trade Employers’ Association
William J. Bowen
Indianapolis
International Tnion of Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers
Bowen
United States
Canada
Government to Provide Care for Injured Federal Employees
The memo to Chief of Field Division Cheyenne outlines Section 9 of the 1916 compensation act. It lists Dr Geo P Johnston and other designated physicians in Cheyenne and advises sending nonemergency cases to U S hospitals or medical officers.
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Geo. P. Johnson
United States
Cheyenne
Geo. P. Johnnston
Carey
Memresto
Cooperation Commission
Moore Opposes Cheyenne Rent Rise Sees Housing Plan
Real estate figure Paul Jr Moore argues for building new affordable homes in Cheyenne to attract and retain workers, contending rent hikes harm war-boosted labor supply. He favors local capitalists forming a housing company to develop properties and ensure steady rental income even after the war.
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Chéyenne
Paul Jr. Moore
Pershing Treights Moore
Moore
Cheyenne
United States
Wyoming
Senae Reese Meek
Pershing Heights
Sloan Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a counter irritant to ease neuralgia lumbago sciatica and other aches. It claims the warming application draws blood from the affected area improving circulation and easing pressure on nerves. Generous size bottles are offered.
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Sloan
Peialal
Impartial plan for Bend housing near railroad and shops
The speaker urges building fifty to seventy five homes on vacant lots along the railroad to ease crowding. He proposes cottages costing 1000 to 1500 dollars, quickly rented, with owners of land pressed to develop. He emphasizes aiding workers and renters over landlords.
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Cheyenne
Moore
Yukon
Alaska
Belsheviks
Capital and Surplus of Cheyenne Bank Reaches 300000
The Stock Growers National Bank reports capital and surplus of 300000 dollars, claiming the largest bank capital in Cheyenne. This financial milestone underscores the institution’s prominence in local banking.
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Growers National Bank
Cheyenne
Influenza Epidemic Reported in Sheridan and Nearby Counties
Reports from Sheridan Johnson and Washaldie counties indicate a revival of influenza with over 500 cases in Sheridan and high percentages elsewhere. Casper Vanston and Cheyenne show ongoing activity, though not at a critical level. Fort Russell reports low prevalence. Women check accounts solicited by the Stock Growers National Bank.
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Sheridan
Johnson
Washaldie
Sheridan County
Casper
Vanston
Cheyennne
Fort Russell
Womens
Stock Growers National Bank
Weather Findings and Anniversaries of the Day
Weather data from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau at 6 AM and 6 PM shows clear conditions with a normal mean temperature of 25 degrees. Highest 33, lowest 17. Precipitation since Jan 1 is 0.19 inches, normal 0.05. Today’s notable anniversaries include Dickens born 1812 and other historical notes spanning 1844 to 1916.
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Wellotty
Piddy
Hiighest
Charles Dickens
Portsmouth
England
Gad's Hill
Frederick Xavier Kater
Archibiahop
Milwaukee
Austria
Ond du Lac
Wis
Robert Lamas
Towm
Town City
Shepherdstown
Lord Palmerston
Constantinople
New York City
East Prussia
Deriin
Germany
Senate
Jsevoft
Ty Vate
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Associated Press
Riven
Em-Peyers
William Dobson
Washington
Man
General Land Office
Wya
SI Sloan Liniment
Mt i
Veerriua
Linime
Weather Report
Kinney Oil and Refining Company
Joe D. Kinney
Pres
Joan D. Claim
Sec'y-Treas
Chas.e. Orchard
Guy Craig
Vpield
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