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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1917

Page

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Wyoming Guards Return Home From Deming Training

About five hundred Wyoming National Guard members, recently stationed in Deming New Mexico, are expected to arrive home next Friday or Saturday. Major G A Remake commands details to prepare barracks and living quarters. Battery B Colorado and Battery C units will also pass through, with Colorado troops arriving two days before Cheyenne plans. Major Parker solicits postmasters and papers to announce open jobs for vets.

Wim Wyoming Deming N. M Freus Gemeend G. A Wyoming Regiment Industrial Club Colordao el Paso Tex Denver Fort J. A. Russell Colorado Cheyenne Park Colorado Field Artillery Fort Sam Houston Parker

Americans Arrive In French Port Safely

A cable from the Especue line reports fifty two Americans aboard the French liner arrived safely at Bordeaux last Friday. Most were brought ashore for hospital care and voluntary work as the ship’s passengers reach France.

New York Lne Bordeaux

British Forces Capture City as Turkish Retreates

British troops advance after taking the city from Turkish forces near Kut el Amara. British pursuit continues as Turkish defenders retreat. Bonar Law announces government actions while wartime tensions rise.

Bonar Law Sonnel

U S Stockpiles Guns and Men at Naval Yards

Washington February 26 The United States stores enough weapons crews and equipment to man ships and replace losses. Gems and mounts are held back from active vessels at naval yards to prevent shortages during wartime.

Washington

Short course for farmers opens in Laramie region

Women of Laramie and Cheyenne participate in the Wawwmers Short Course opening at 10 30 in the Gigseabes temple. An attractive program includes a cake contest and proceeds through the day with expected large attendance.

Laramie Cheyenne Gigseabes

Marriage License From 1872 Recalls Laramie Couple

A certified copy of James McDonald and Misa Bertha Towns marriage license from February 13, 1872, was sent to notary M. H. Sammis in San Diego as he pursues a pension for Mrs. McDonald. The license, recorded by L. Kable, shows the couple wed by Judge W. J. Kuykendall at the Dyer hotel on Pioneer Avenue. County clerk Ida H. Graham notes the old form required extensive changes to fit the new style and recalls strict 10 day return rules in the seventies later extended to three months to return certificates.

James McDonald Laramie Wyo Misa Bertha Town M. HB. Sammis San Diego Calif Pioneer Avenue Ida H. Gra

Kendrick to enter U.S. Senate from Wyoming Cheyenne farewell

Cheyenne bids farewell to Senator John B Kendrick as he departs for Washington to assume the U.S. Senate seat on March 4. Governor Kendrick and Mrs. Kendrick leave a lasting mark on the capital, with arrivals planned in Washington February 5 and a temporary residence while duties begin.

John B. Kendrick Wshington Kendrick Senate Breaow Fed Washington

Publishers Seek Fixed Paper Prices by Trade Commission

U S publishers meet to press the trade commission to set a uniform price for newsprint. They may ease requirements to help the plan succeed, if the commission adopts the proposal from paper manufacturers.

Washington United States The Trade Commission

Laconia Sunk by German Submarine Casualties Reported

The Cunard liner Laconia was sunk Sunday night off a German U boat with 36 Americans aboard among 75 passengers and 216 crew. One casualty is reported as unidentified. The ship carried silver, wheat, cotton, fruit, shell casings, war supplies, and provisions on its Liverpool to New York voyage.

New York Cunard Laconia Liverpool the Line Brookly

Retailer Not To Blame For High Food Cost

Local retailers of staples and provisions are not to blame for high costs, says Sam Asher manager of Johnston Grocery Co. He asserts retailers are doing all they can to keep prices down amid mounting expenses.

Pricak Sam Asher Johnston Grocery Company

Yarrowdale Men Released Reported February Sixteenth

A garbled dispatch notes that Yarrowdale men were released on February 16. The message mentions contacts with the state department and a diplomat, with few readable details about the release or authorities involved. The fragmented text lacks clear names or locations due to damaged OCR.

Beth Sador Willard State Department

Food relief proposed in congress to aid clothing and essentials

Senator Borah introduces a resolution to appropriate 46 million dollars for federal aid to local authorities to feed and clothe those in need. The measure also seeks price rise investigations to curb abuses and assess anti trust law violations. Delegations urge rail service to expand grain shipments to Indianapolis as relief efforts continue amid congestion.

Washington Congress Borah Idaho Indiana Publc Service Commission Onboard of Trade Today Ar Service Commission American Railway Association Indianapolis France United States Capitol Senate Judiciary Committee

U S Senate Deliberates Productive War Powers Debate

A tense Senate session focuses on a presidential power measure as Republicans and Democrats clash over war authority and potential extra session. President’s address drawn cautious applause from some, silence from pacifist elements, and forecasts of a House origin for the bill.

Stone Senate House Simmons

Judge Carey Named To Farm Loan Board

Judge Joseph M. Carey was appointed a member of the board of directors of the Farm Loan Board. The long serving figure, who began as a U S senator in 1810, has held roles in Wyoming including governor and supreme bench member. He spoke last night offering no further particulars.

Judge Carey Farm Loan Board Joseph M. Carey United States House of Wyoming Yoming Supreme Bench of the Abate Carey

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