Kansas City Boy's Learn War Game in School Plan
Kansas City officials and Captain EZ Steever discuss introducing military training as an elective course for boys. The 23 hour weekly program includes drill rifle practice and a troop leadership game. Lt. Baird will supervise with commissioned officers aiding. Outcomes aim at discipline and responsibility while champions may travel to Chicago for a world contest.
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Kansas
City
Kanene City
EZ Steeter
Wyoming
Board
Steever Eas
Glentiliat
Univer Military Academy
Carver
Lod
Steever
Lieut
R. Batrd
Ti Pfanire
Breever
Baird
Kanes City
Chicago
Denver
Washington
Wyoming Bar Members Gather for Third Annual Convention
Members of the Wyoming Bar and War Association gather for the third annual convention opening tomorrow morning in the supreme court chambers at the capitol. Chief Justice CN Potter of Cheyenne gives the welcome. A banquet follows tomorrow evening at 7:46 at the Parish house.
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War Association of
Wrening
Supreme Court
Capitol
Oftice CN. Potter
Cheyenne
Doon
Associaon
Brinker and Tinker Clash Over Wife’s Wardrobe Costs
Brinker complains that his wife’s gowns cost him money because when Brinker’s wife buys a new dress, Tinker’s wife Foust buys one equally expensive. The exchange hints at a running joke about matching expenditures.
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Brinker
Famous Baseball Magnate William Temple Dies at 55
William Chase Temple, credited with initiating the Temple Cup and a former owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates, died Tuesday at his Winter Park, Florida home at age 55. Temple inspired the era of the Work series and left a lasting mark on baseball history.
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Orlando
Fla
William Chase Temple
Tanetall Fames
Tuerday
Wintey Park
Mr. Temple
Pittsburgh
Lawmakers prepare for heavy week as bills move
The article outlines strategy for legislators after recess with two lawyers guiding proceedings. It notes expected smooth Senate action on submission bills but House resistance fears and claims of manipulation by party leaders. Speakers deny coordination and pledge independent committee choices.
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Oviatt
House
Senate
Gardner
Drys
Jones
Fat Sullivan
Dik Kegan
Curtl Hindletin
Keaki
Hinkle
Sullivan
Mian
Rawlin High Beats Cheyenne 23 to 13 in Narrow Win
Rawlin High defeated Cheyenne high 23 to 13 in a close basketball matchup held in Rawlins. Cheyenne had lost another game this week, and the result reflected Rawlin’s stronger play despite a rough start from the visitors.
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Rawlin
Cheyenne
Cheyenne*high
Rawlins High
Rawlins
Rawlings
University High
Laramie
Dutch Suffragists Quit Picket Duty
The Dutch suffragist picket has vanished from the entrance to the Dutch parliament after weeks of rain or shine vigil. Women with banners stood on deal planks along the arcaded sidewalk drawing attention from ministers and deputies as they traveled from various parts of the country to take their turns.
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The
Hague
Holland
English Labor Party to Decide on Policy
London January 12 The sixteenth annual conference of the labor party will be held in Manchester January 4 an important event for shaping party policy after a year of internal debate and planning.
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London
Labor Party
Manchester
Voyage of a Wyoming Family Car Across the Northeast
The narrator and party travel from Wheatland Wyoming to Luray Caverns Virginia then along the Atlantic coast to New York City and back to Laramie, chalking up about 16 000 miles by summer 1916. The car, despite rugged roads and 105 degree heat, performs flawlessly with no engine work, only routine oiling and wear on tires. The author plans to overhaul the engine in winter but believes the car is capable of many more miles.
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Studebaker
Bud Waitman
Wheatland
E. Deane Hunton
Department of Commerce
University of Wyoming
Hunton
Wyoming
Laramie
Boston
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Columbus
Sioux City
Iowa
Dubuque
Madison
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Wis
Lake Michigan
Chicago
South Bend
Indiana
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Rochester
New York
Syracuse
Albany
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
Harper's Ferry
West Virginia
Shennandoah Valey
Luray
Mhy
Blue Ridge Mountains
Charlottesville
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Ocean City
N. J
New Jersey
New York City
Staten Island
the Battery
Statue of Liberty
Saratoga Springs
Port Kent
Lake Champlain
Plattsburg
Burlington
Vermont
State
Capitol
Montpelier
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Profile Mountain
Bretton’s Woods
Mount Washington
Poland Springs
Portland
Maine
Provincetown
Mass
Cape Cod
Greenfield
Troy
N. Y
New York State
Lake Erie
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Erie
Toledo
Illinois
Omaha
Labor Party Sets Postwar Performance Plan
Executives decide to join the present government and set eleven resolutions on afterwar issues. The measures cover restoring trade union customs and demobilization, coordinating numerous local proposals into a cohesive program aimed at enabling the labor party to concentrate its efforts.
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Labor Party
Nephew of Diaz Slain in New Orleans
Maria Diaz Ordes, nephew of former Mexican president Porfirio Diaz, was killed early today in his New Orleans apartment. He had spoken of threats from Carrancistas, with attackers attempting a Tuesday ambush but failing to kill him. His father reportedly aligns with the Felicistas forces.
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Diaz
New Orleans
Maria Diaz Ordes
Profirio Diaz
Mexico
Ordes
Felicistas
Aviators Believed Safe After Desert Search
Lieut. Col. Harry G. Bishop and Lieut. W. A. Jr, missing since Wednesday in northern Mexico, are now believed to have landed near the mouth of the Colorado River after reports of a high speed machine seen by Indians. Governor Cantu of Lower California will authorize a search, while five civilian parties with five days of provisions comb the desert amid a rain storm.
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Calexico
Harry G. Bishop
Desette
Mexico
Colorado River
Cantu
Lower
California
U S Pursues Kaiser Allies to Crush Germany
United States aligns with Kaiser opponents to defeat Germany, aiming to make Europe’s fate clear as wartime strategy shifts toward decisive victory.
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Germany
Beilave Europa
Beacons of German Resolve in Era of War
A German proclamation argues that despite thirty months of brutal war the Entente will fail to subjugate Germany. It lauds unwavering resolve, calls for sacrifices at home and on the front, and pledges future victory with God’s support and allied strength.
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Haber Wilhelm
Germany
Europe
Greece
Ramanians Tarn Upor Ship News Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a British steamer destroyed or sunk, a vessel built in 1916 named New Castle, with length 256 feet, and shipping agencies involved. The readable text is scattered and unclear about full event details or dates.
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Ani
Jondon
Fem
Tie Shin Oiing Agency
Deviaa Ney
Fiestwood
Rieya
Abipping
Annewnets Hs
Naw Castle
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Delaware Water Gap
Pennsylvania
Wilmington
Delaware
Maryland
Mr. Pollock
Dildine Garage CO
Cheyenne, Wyoming
U. S
Kaiser
Ramanians
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