Lockout Threatens Widespread Building Shutdown
Associated Press reports a lockout by the building trade employers' association has halted most building work in New York. William Bowen says the move could trigger a nationwide strike across the United States and Canada affecting up to 2 million workers if not resolved. William Dobson traveled from Indianapolis to seek arbitration aims.
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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
Physicians Named to Care for Government Injuries
Notice from Washington January 20 1919 listing Dr Geo P Johnston and others as available physicians and hospitals in Cheyenne and vicinity under the 1916 compensation act. Injured federal employees should be sent to U S hospitals or designated physicians. use Form C A 14 for treatment requests.
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United States
Cheyenne
Geo. P. Johnnston
Carey
Memresto
Cooperation Commission
Moore Opposes Higher Rents Urging New Cheyenne Homes
Cheyenne real estate man Paul Moore argues for affordable rents to attract and retain workers and veterans, urging local builders to erect new homes on vacant Wyoming lots. He warns higher rents push workers to other cities and notes profit from new housing depends on a steady tenant market.
Sloan Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advert touts Sloan's Liniment as a warming counter irritant for neuralgia lumbago sciatic pain and other aches. It claims to draw blood away from the affected area improve circulation and ease nerve pressure with topical application.
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Sloan
Impartial Plan for Bend Housing Near Rail and Shops
In Cheyenne a plan proposed by Moore urges building fifty to seventy-five homes near the railroad and shipyards to ease crowding. He argues low-cost cottages priced from 1000 to 1500 dollars could be quickly rented, with rents used to spur landowners to develop vacant lots despite opposition to rentier profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Moore
Yukon
Alaska
Belsheviks
Capital and Surplus of Stock Growers National Bank
The stock Growers National Bank reports a capital and surplus of 300000 dollars, the largest bank in Cheyenne by this measure.
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Growers National Bank
Cheyenne
Flu Epidemic Revival Reported Across Wyoming Counties
Reports from Sheridan Johnson and Washakie counties indicate a renewed influenza outbreak in the past two weeks with over 500 cases in Sheridan and high rates elsewhere. Casper, Evanston, and Cheyenne show significant activity though officials see no need for stringent measures. Fort Russell reports the disease not prevalent. Women are being solicited to check accounts by the Stock Growers National Bank.
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Sheridan
Johnson
Washaldie
Sheridan County
Casper
Vanston
Cheyennne
Fort Russell
Weather and anniversary notices from a historical bulletin
A dated weather bulletin lists 6 AM and 6 PM readings with temperatures 24 and 25, relative humidity 73 percent, wind NW, clear weather, and a high of 33, low 17, 26 mph wind, total precipitation 0.19 inches since Jan 1. It also notes today’s anniversaries for Dickens, Kater, Lamas, and others with birth and death details, and mentions historic events up 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
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Riven
Em-Peyers
William Dobson
Geo. P. Johnson
Washington
Man
General Land Office
Wya
Chéyenne
Paul Jr. Moore
Pershing Treights Moore
Wyoming
Senae Reese Meek
Pershing Heights
SI Sloan Liniment
Peialal
Mt i
Veerriua
Linime
Womens
Stock Growers National Bank
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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