Put Fear of God in Germans by Air Fleets Urged
Hawley urges massive air power to deter Germany, calling for urgent congressional funding. Wilson says the balance of power lies with the United States, proposing at least 2 billion dollars for aeronautics to produce thousands of planes and crews for an emergency air fleet.
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Hawley
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Wilson
Hite
United States
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Ihe
Council of National Defense
Secretary of War
Novietsary
Fear in German heart with trans Atlantic air fleet plan
The author urges a large emergency air fleet to terrorize Kiel Wilhelmshaven and other German bases. Aiming to cripple military sources with thousand giant warplanes dropping heavy bombs, the strategy would force German withdrawals and shorten the war.
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Kiel
Bosen
Wilhelmshaven
Frankfort
Local Pierce News Briefs From Capitol Visitors And City Notes
Alston Here Felix Alston ward en of the state penitentiary visited the state house from Hawjine. Robert Hawley Converse county prosecuting attorney was a Capitol visitor. Floyd Retiens Allen Floyd state public service commission secretary returned after an absence. Lake Minnehaha lake open as winter melts remaining ice. Ed Taylor Labor Commissioner had a narrow escape when fire escape cables fell near him. D A Hrody Carpenter arrived from Carpenter. Ployd Bennett Glencreek visitor fromhlentéhh. Larry Thrown Pine Bluffs was in the city. Jane Weare Diamond was a visitor yesterday.
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Alston
Felix Alston
State Penitentiary
State House
Hawjine
Robert Hawley
Converse County
Capitol Building
Floyd
Allen Floyd
State Public Service Commission
Ed Taylor
Sherman
Taylor
Wyoming Livestock Free From Epidemics Says State Report
Wyoming reports a largely healthy livestock year with tuberculosis absent in cattle and rabies losses minimal. The 1916-17 disease list includes dourine decline, glanders, vesicular stomatitis and calf ailments, while 1917 shows progress toward eradication of dourine and low overall losses despite severe winter conditions.
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Wyoming
A. W. French
F. L. Houx
Junk Pile Fire Endangers Valuable Timber
A junk pile at the east end of the Union Pacific yards caught fire shortly after 1 pm. Firefighters backed a freight train to reach the scene as cans and scrap iron scattered the oil soaked waste. Though hundreds of thousands of dollars in lumber were nearby, the flames were contained and fully extinguished in about 30 minutes with no damage.
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Union Pacific
Russell Street
Unnamed Man Detained After Train Ejection Near Overley
A man attempting to board the No. 2 passenger train at Wild SURE BRADROAD Overnley Wyoming was ejected by trainmen who cited intoxication. The claimant plans a suit against the railroad company. The report notes possible prior acts justifying denial, but the individual was not harmed.
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Overnley
Hin Wey
Mysterious Fires Endanger Military Installations Across U S
Fire of unknown origin swept several buildings near a garrison housing 15 000 soldiers on the outskirts of an unnamed city. Firefighters prevented spread to camp structures as the blaze was fought for two hours. In Portsmouth Virginia a blaze destroyed several houses injuring at least one person. Nearby Fairmont West Virginia reported a fatal crash at the Monongahela river plant.
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Firmen
Tce
Portsmouth
Portamouth Fe
Elizabeth River
Norfolk
Shelbyville
Ill
Mattoon
Pana
Two Die In Canadian Powder Plant Explosion
Two men were killed yesterday when a Giant Powder company unit at Nancore Hay, Nanaimo, B C, exploded. The blast damaged nearby buildings and caused substantial losses to the company.
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B. C
Giant
Nancore
Scanlon Refuses to Wake Drunk Man in Park
Bill Scanlon depot master at Union Pacific refused to rouse a drunk man sleeping in the park on January’s cold day. He stated he would not bother a person able to sleep outdoors in January and walked away.
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Scanlon
Bill Scanlon
Union Pacific
Bil
Bill
Rim
Weather Summary for Cheyenne and Wyoming
Generally fair Thursday with little temperature change. The mean temperature today is 49 degrees with a high of 69 and a low of 39. Winds reach 24 mph from the northwest at 11:50 am. No precipitation in January so far. last 24 hours saw rain of 6 inches though the record seems inconsistent.
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Cheyenne and
Wyoming
Temperaure
Lowes
Breaks Ankle When Horse Is Frightened
Nopyald Spragg, son of Mr and Mrs W A Sprage, suffered a broken ankle when his horse shied at a passing car on the road west of Manville Wye. A car wheel passed over his foot. Dr Christensen dressed the injuries and the boy expects to be out again soon.
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Manville
Wye
Summer Way Yesterday Near The Season With Light Garb
A brief note observes nearly summer like weather with only a few overcoats seen, signaling warmth and mild conditions as the season arrives.
Pershing's Army Healthiest in the World
In France General Pershing's army is hailed as the healthiest in the world with fewer typhoid deaths than in past wars. A medical officer notes improvements from inoculations vaccines and outdoor living. Venereal disease rates are down and overall illness and wounds show stronger health than three years earlier.
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Pershing
General Pershing
France
Oliier
Assyrian Held On Theft Charge
George Nreviech an Assyrian is jailed after police and sheriff arrest him yesterday for assault and robbery of ranch hand James Watkins in Cheyenne. Watkins was severely cut and taken to St John’s Hospital. recovery regarded as certain.
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George Nreviech
James Watkins
Cheyenne
Watkins
St. John's Hospital
J. W. Conway
Jle
Alleged Wife Deserter Will Contest Case
Cheyenne police arrest J. J. Towey on a train with a two year old boy as state efforts to extradite him from Cheyenne intensify. Towey fights extradition claiming reluctance to return to Chicago where he faces desertion and wire tapping charges. Maj. L Towey of Minnesota plans to assist his son as attorney Hugo Donselmini handles the case.
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Cheyenne
J. Towey
Towey
J. L. Mooney
Chicago
Foley offers trial pack of medicines by mail
A mail order slip invites readers to send name and address to Foley & Co for a trial package. The package promises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pain and rheumatism, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and sluggish bowels, sold everywhere.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Ice Shortage Looms for Cheyenne Refrigeration This Summer
Cheyenne ice dealers warn of a coming ice famine next summer as most ice remains liquid and lake freezes are unlikely before spring. Dealers rely on an old plant or winter cold to supply the shortage, while coal and fuel issues strain households amid a cold snap.
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Cheyenne
Upok Treeqers
Fast
Bethine
Enlist Now for Better Health with Shredded Wheat
An old advertisement urges healthier eating, touting Shredded Wheat Biscuit as 100 percent whole wheat with no additives. It promotes meatless meals via steam cooking and shredding, claiming high nutriment at low cost and mentions Osland, California.
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Osland
California
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