Home Builders Association Cheyenne Drive Seeks Stock
A Cheyenne Industrial Club committee reports strong citizen accord for the Home Builders Association drive with plans to solicit $100 shares. Cash installments are set for February 15, April 1, July 1, and September 1, with a rolling honor list of subscribers published in newspapers.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
W. B. Dinneen
Hoffman
Hammond Packing Co
Aie
Capital Coal, Ice & Storage Co
Werveryy
Samuel Ohenstein
Joseph Wasserman
C. Bond & Co
Randolph Leigh
J. Kraus
Rteeeenterteegwee
Mak Schwarts Ark
Bwale
Sam Marechick and Sons
Jack Hiteshew
Ceva B. McMillan
Weoborre Ec Sicreesenesae
John. D. Wright
A. Chapman
Oscar C
Prank R. Dildine
the Jenkins Shoe Co
D. Ww
Thomad P. Fahey
Joseph Goldberg
Dan Bergman
United Grocery & Bakery Co
Lem H. Ellig
H. J. Woodman
Bertha M. Collier
Army Tubercular Discharges Reach 24000 Soldiers
Dr. W G Stimson told the Senate building committee that twenty four thousand soldiers have been discharged from the Army as tubercular since the war began. He cited patient histories and urged adding about two thousand beds to existing hospitals to handle future needs.
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Associated Press
Senate Building Committee
W. G. Stimson
United Peaks Public Health Service
Seattle Strikes End as Workers Return to Jobs
Seattle’s general strike of 20 000 workers ends officially at noon after many had already returned. The International Longshoremen’s Union loses a “slomed shop” agreement, while tailors face short delays awaiting work as employers prepare none.
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Associated Press
Seattle
America
International Longshoremen's Union
Fata Tailors
Typhus outbreak reported in Belgrade with Czech prisoners
A Belgrade dispatch to the state department says typhus has broken out in the Serbian capital, mainly among Czech prisoners and southern Serbian troops. The US sanitary corps led by Captain Stewart aids the Serbian government in combating the epidemic.
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Belsade
State Department
Gaya
United States Sanitary Corps
Stewart
Hritiah
Death of Villa Reported Unconfirmed by Officials
Federal officers and army personnel question a report via Messenger that Pancho Villa was shot and seriously wounded in Chihuahua last week. Consul General Garza Dispatches contradictsmiths noting no definitive confirmation.
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Associated Press
VL Pabo
Messeng
Sere
Iran
Loa Ville
Pear
Batevo Chihuahua
Coneral Gar
Ebert Elected German President and New Ministry Named
The German National Assembly elected Frederick Ebert president by 277 of 379 votes. A Weimar dispatch reports a 14 member cabinet with Scheidemann as chancellor, Mueller economics, Landsberg national defense and justice, and David to be replaced by Fehrenbach. The socialist bloc holds seven seats, democrats three, and the center group three.
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Dy Associated Press
Basel
German Nationall Assembly
Frederick Ebert
Herr Ebert
Count von Posadowski-Wehner
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Weimar
German National Assembly
Herr’ Scheidemann
August Mueller
Herr Bauerer
Herr Landsbort
Edward David
National Assembly
Konstantin Fehrenbach
Democrats
Vista
Ereberger
Count von Brockstorff Ranteau
Leaders meet in Chihuahua City linked to Villa shooting
Cla's statement says Angeles Solando and another leader visited Villa at a rendezvous in Villa and opened fire before escaping. The report notes afri eld information and ties to Chihuahua City and Villa's attackers.
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Cla
Chihuahua City
Angeles Solando
Villa
Germany plans conscription to raise large army
Berlin reports the government will decree conscription for men to 35 and mobilize a sizable force. Gustave Noske may become defense minister as Germany seeks to reestablish army amid Bolshevik threats and Polish pressure. Military planners warn of a need for four corps to defend the eastern frontier and possibly recapture territory.
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Associated Press
Berlin
National Assembly
Gustave Noske
National Defense
Poland
Germany
von Hindenburg
Bol‘Sheviks
General Strike Called for Chicago on Election Day
A one day general labor strike in Chicago on election day April 1 was called by Morton L. Johnson and backed by three unions. The move aims to allow workers to vote and spend the day at polls aiding labor candidates, with about 280000 union members in Chicago involved. A Chicago labor party linked to the federation seeks mayoral support from John Mitzpatrick and officials say the plan was formalized after assurances.
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Chicago
Morton L. Johnson
Labor Party
Saya
Chicago Federation of Labor
John Mitzpatrick
Labor
Unclear Weather Note From Northwest Region
Forecast hints at rain or snow in the northwest with colder conditions ahead. Details on timing and amounts are not provided in the fragment.
Workmen's Compensation Act debated in house session
The Workmen's Compensation Act faced debate in the morning session, was amended in the afternoon, and recommended for passage. It covers injuries or death to workers in hazardous occupations, funds from state and employer contributions, and excludes farm hands. The bill defines disability payments and survivor benefits, with concerns about influence behind the measure.
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Sullivan
Johnson
Aussetant County
Mr. Johnson
Rhyteat
R. Johnson
H. B
Rey Insurance Snabelation
Actio
Willian Platte
Platte
Slanov
Senator Myers fights for stricter dry bill in senate
The Hardin prohibition bill 1 with a 2 percent alcohol limit was reduced to 1 percent as amended and passed for passage. Senator Myers offered amendments all failed while he defended a tougher dry measure to satisfy voters despite opposition from Senators Allison Pearson Shinazy and Daley who urged moving on.
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Senate
Prohibition Committee
Myers
Jle
Allison
Pearson
Sheridan
Sayi T
Shinazy
Daley
House
No Extension of Tax Returns Told by Treasury Officials
Washington officials stated there would be no extension of the time for filing income and corporate tax returns beyond March 15. Extensions may be granted in certain cases for “information at the sources” reports required from persons or businesses paying over $1,000 in salaries rents wages and other specified expenditures.
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Washington
Treasury
Man who plotted to kill president jailed in Ohio
Pietre Vierre, alleged 1 W. W. leader, was detained in Cleveland by federal officers on conspiracy against the life of President Wilson. He faces a 910,000 bond and the plot’s full details remain undisclosed as authorities determine when the danger arose.
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Associated Press
Pietre Vierre
W. W
Cleveland
Ohio
Meekages
Wilson
Chicago
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