Rotary group backs Cheyenne housing drive end to end
At a regular meeting the Rotary club endorsed the Industrial club drive More Homes for Cheyenne urging strong community support. Speakers highlighted urgency of rapid home building Nasdaq Lincoln program notes honored Lincoln's birthday with Gettysburg address and a moving letter to a bereaved mother.
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Rotary Chu
Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Wiliam du Dois
Underwood
Ed Kelley
J. I. Walton
Lincoln
F. L. Crabbe
M. H. Hartung
T. P. Fahey
Rev C F Fisher Heads to Cheyenne to Preach Here
Rev. C F Fisher departs Sheridan this afternoon for Cheyenne and will preach at the Congregational church here next Sunday. Once recovered from a recent influenza illness he spoke in Sheridan last Sunday at a Roosevelt commemoration, with a ten year old son expected to accompany him, and a large turnout anticipated for his first sermon in the city.
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C.F. Fisher
Sheridan
Cheyenne
C. F. Fisher
Congregational Church
Fisher
Big Cine
Theodore Roosevelt
Police Raid J. W. W. Headquarters Quiet After Search
Chicago authorities raided the I.W.W. headquarters with 25 officers to identify workers and their roles. Government agents showed no interest, though police claimed the raid occurred with government knowledge. The I.W.W. hub has seen activity since Haywood and about 100 others were convicted of conspiracy last autumn.
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Associated Press
Chicago
LW. W
Worling
W. W
Haywood
Rotary Club to Bring Irvin Cobb for Feb 24 Lecture
T Blake Kennedy announced plans for Cheyenne to host Irvin Cobb as a public lecturer February 24 in the high school gymnasium. The club pledges $500 toward the event and ticket sales will be handled by Underwood Flower Shop, Shepherd and Kiett, and Forbes Pharmacy. Tickets cost $1 each and early purchase is advised due to expected high demand.
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Mesars
Underwood
Shepherd
Forbes
Underwood Flower Shop
Shepherd and
Women to gain military training backed by officials
Prominent leaders including Admiral Cary T. Grayson and General Enoch Crowder back a plan to train women in military skills. The group seeks War Department use of cantonments for training camps and aims to supply teachers and medical staff while facilitating school and public programs for female cadets.
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PLAN
Cary T. Grayson
Corps
Mics Blue
Enoch Crowder
Goer Gensnel
Mene of Representatives
War Department
War revenue bill delayed by Lincoln birthday adjournment
The Senate postponed final action on the 6 billion war revenue bill to observe Abraham Lincoln's birthday. Senator Penrose assailed wartime appropriations while supporting the revenue measure, calling out waste and government mismanagement in shipping and railroad controls. Dealings aimed for final passage before adjournment. The repeal bill of 36 billion in war appropriations still awaits President Wilson's signature after Senate and House concurrence.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Shipping Railroad Administration
Belsheyski
Wilson
Lord Cecil denies reports on league army plan
Paris reports say the League of Nations commission approved an immediate international army and that the United States and Britain conceded a point to France. Lord Robert Cecil, British representative on the commission, emphatically denied the claims. The Paris supreme council also announced conditions for renewing the armistice with Germany.
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Associated Press
Paris
Lord Robert Cecil
Theeague of Nations Commission
League of Nations Commission
United States
Great Britain
France
Supreme Council
Germany
Hogs and cattle market notes from Chicago report
Daily Market Report shows hog receipts at 39 000 with prices about 160 higher than yesterday's average and weak close. Cattle receipts 8 000 with steadier to stronger tone, calves and stockers offered, prices from about 16 to 20 for good to choice.
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Chicago
U. S
Bureau of Markets
Buich
Co Ora
Market Reports From St Joseph Kansas City and Omaha
Livestock receipts across St Joseph Kansas City and Omaha show varied demand with slower openings in some markets. Hog and sheep receipts remained steady to slower while cattle and calves faced mixed price movements and regional price ranges. Courier notes annual pay for couriers reflecting broader wartime staffing.
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ST. Joseph
German Spending Denounced by Bavarian Courier
Munich reports the conservative Courier attacks Bavaria’s new government finances. It notes Landsberg's National Council presentation revealing council members' daily pay of 12.60 dollars, annual 4 85, with comparisons to court officials and numerous assistants.
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Munich
Bavaria
Courier
Lin
Landsberg
National Council of Workmen's and Soldiers’ Councils
Tecolvo
Tacoma Strike Nearing Settlement At Yard Turbulence
The Tacoma strike committee of the metal trades union said negotiations are under way, aiming at an early settlement of the Tacoma shipyards strike.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
The
Metal Trades Union
K Pythian Anniversary Night at Capite Hall
The K Pythian lodge marks its fifty fourth anniversary on February 19 at Capite Hall with third rank work. Refreshments and a smoker follow. All members and visiting brothers are invited. J Carl-Metale, C. A. H. Lepr want ads abrul/o.
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K.P
Capite Hall
J. Carl-Meteale
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