Wyoming to register all Germans in state soon
The Cheyenne police chief announces immediate registration of all naturalized Germans in Wyoming. The state will be divided into districts with Cheyenne, Laramie, Rock Springs, Sheridan, and Casper as registration points. Germans who fail to register will be arrested and prosecuted.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Charter PF
Embery
Cheyenne Laramie
Rock Springs
Sheridan
Casperne
Towmne
United States
Avetrcane
Cermans
Anicr May Cotton Dies, Funeral Set for Sunday
Alive May Cotton, the infant daughter of J. Wotton of 2508 Hoave Street, died yesterday at the family home. Funeral services are scheduled for Sunday at 3:30 p.m. from the Baptist church, with burial in the city cemetery.
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Anicr
May Cotton
J. Wotton
Hoave Street
Union Pacific payroll exceeds half a million in one month
Union Pacific reports December payrolls totaling 1 748 000 dollars for company employes. Improvements along the line will swell costs later, with double tracking from Cheyenne to Omaha nearing completion and new depots planned after recent fires.
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Union Pacific
A. W. Woodruff
Wromliy
Three Cheyenne CAGE TEAMS to be formed next season
Three basketball teams will be maintained by Cheyenne high school for the coming year. The season opens Friday January 11 with plans to host or travel for games. Negotiations with Sheridan and Kenllis aim to bring a team to Cheyenne, while coaching staff aims to fill dates with opponents from northern Colorado and Wyoming towns.
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Cheyenne High School
Estes
Focal Cagere
Sheridan
Kenllis
Jt Iy
Vetenan Bewket
Mir
Regulating Saloons Near Mines Aims to Boost Output
Big Horn county miners complain that 24 hour saloons and unrestricted gambling near mines hinder work. Thermopolis fuel board chairman Col George Sliney urged investigation. Authorities pledged liquor restrictions and gambling control to raise mine productivity.
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Coatuine
Big Horn County
Eorge M. Sliney
Thermopolis Fuel Board
High Efficiency On U P Motive Power Report
The Wyoming division of the Union Pacific reports higher efficiency with fewer engine failures and fewer accidents across the state. Superintendent A W Woodworth notes trains move faster than ever, with no care delays despite rapid schedules on No 1 de luxe and troop movements.
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Union
Pas
A. W. Woownith
Wron
Wyoming
Talon Pacific Bowtie
Mr. Woodrule
Use Coal from Local Mines, Is Kendall's Plea
Augustine Kendall, federal fuel administrator for Wyoming, urges that Wyoming coal consumers patronize local wagon-accessible mines. He notes many counties have wagon mines delivering coal directly to buyers, even if quality varies, to conserve cars and fuel by keeping shipments local where possible.
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Kendall
Augustine Kendall
Wyoming
Wyoming Will Have 18000 Autos in 1918
Frank H. Weatcott acting secretary of state estimates about 18000 automobile licenses in Wyoming for 1918. Based on 1916 7126 licenses and 1917 12501, licenses for the coming year are arriving with deep red plates and white raised numbers. About 1000 tags already issued to early applicants.
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Frank Hi. Weatcott
Weather Report for Cheyenne and Vicinity Friday Outlook
Weather bulletin shows little temperature change for Cheyenne and Wyoming Friday with fair to cloudy skies. Extreme northern portion may see rain or snow and a colder afternoon. record shows high 59, low 38, mean 7 degrees, with no precipitation since January 1 and no snow on the ground.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
A. mi
Branches Closed To General Service Draft
A telegram from the provost marshal to the county clerk orders suspending inductions for men in the ordnance aviation and quartermaster classes. Lists of those already accepted will be kept and called as needed. Quartermaster men have been sent to Jacksonville Florida for ordnance to Bareton and aviators to Kelly Field San Antonio Texas. status unchanged.
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Nore
Ordnance, Aviation
Quartermaster Departments
Quartermaster Corps
Jacksonville
Mia
Ordnance
Bareton
Kellyfield
San Antonio
Texas
Hatz Named to Omaha Office of Union Pacific
George J. Kate appointed setunt superintendent of motive power and machinery for Union Pacific at Omaha. Effective from that date, he will assist George Fuller, superintendent of motive power and machinery, with supervision over the same grounds to keep railroad motive power in good condition.
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George J. Kate
Union Pacific
Omaha
Dan
Fuller
Mate
Faller
Man Admits Stabbing and Robbing in Cheyenne
George Nreveviteh an Assyrian was arrested and charged after confessing to cutting James Watkins and robbing him of about 100 dollars in the Bresnahan grove on Cheyenne's south side. A broken knife blade and fingerprints found at the scene supported the case, while officials doubt his claim that another woman forced him to act. The incident left Watkins seriously injured and hospital bound, with potential charges of attempted murder looming for Nreveviteh.
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George Nreveviteh
James Watkins
Watkins
Bresnahan Grove
George Carroll
Nrezeviteh
Watking
Netevitchn
Cheyenne
Probe Asked Of Prize Fight Here
Acting Governor Frank I. Shoup asked the Prosecuting Attorney and Sheriff to investigate a prize fight reported from the Eagles hall on January 1. The men boxed were Heinie Schuman and Kay Darden of Cheyenne. The state bans prize fighting under Section 589 of the Wyoming Statutes.
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Eagles’ Hall
Cheyenne Tribune
Houx
Sam M. ‘Thompson
Sherrif Pat
Wyoming Tribune
Wyoming
Wampire
Shox
Heinie Schuman
Kay Darden
Cheyenne
Civilian Relief Body Appointed in Cheyenne
After Miss Gers trude Vaile visited Cheyenne the Red Cross chapter named a civilian relief committee. Members include Rh C Barksdale chair, Mrs M W Hartung, Joh D Clark, Merbert V Lacey, and Dr T J Henseberry. The group will inform families on draft laws benevolence and medical costs and address needs of enlisted men.
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Gerstrude Vaile
National Red Cross Committee
Red Cross
Archie Allison
Cheyenne
Rh. C. Barksdale
M. W W. Hartung
Mre
Joh D. Clark
Merbert V. Lacey
Allison
Wat
Eld
Lecture on Peace Treaty of Present War at Fort Russell
Professor Archer B. Culbert of Marietta College delivered the final lecture in a three week Y M C A course at the Fort Russell hut. He compared the future peace terms with Teutonic powers to the 1800s treaty, drawing strong praise for insight. He will visit Camp Funston Camp Grant and other camps to speak to soldiers before his Mariatta contract ends June 1. Tomorrow night features movie and stunt night. Sunday services will be led by Chaplain General Narvison.
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Archer B. Culbert
Marietta College
Ohio
Y. M
Fort Russell
Hulbert
Cheyenne
Y.mlc. A. Hut
Jas
America
Camp Punston
Camp Grant
Chaplin Gen. Il. Narvison
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