Kansas City Boy Scouts Learn War Game Tactics
Kanes City boys engage in a new military training elective at the high school term, led by Capt. Steever. The program includes wall drill rifle practice and a troop leadership game on a map board. Lt. Baird will supervise, with possible Chicago world championship targets for the team.
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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 State Convention
Members of the Wyoming Bar gather for the third annual convention opening tomorrow in the supreme court chambers at the capitol. Chief justice CN Potter of Cheyenne delivers the welcome. Judges from across the state attend a preparatory meeting today, with a banquet scheduled tomorrow at 7:46 PM 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 Wives' Wardrobes
In a small town dispute Brinker accuses Tinker of copying his wife Foust by buying equally costly gowns whenever his wife purchases new ones. The exchange centers on shared fashion expenses and keeps a humorous domestic tone.
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Brinker
Famous Baseball Magnate William Temple Dies at 55
William Chase Temple, famed for establishing the Temple Cup and owning the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1902 to 1904, died Tuesday at his Winter Park, Florida home at age 55. Temple originated the Work series tanetall fames 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
Two Lawyers Set to Guide Legislature Debates
The article notes two lawyers prepared to guide the legislature as it reconvenes to tackle the submission issue and related bills. Expectations rise for Senate passage of Gardner's bill, while House approval hinges on committee makeup and political maneuvering.
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Oviatt
House
Senate
Gardner
Drys
Jones
Fat Sullivan
Dik Kegan
Curtl Hindletin
Keaki
Hinkle
Sullivan
Mian
Rawlin Defeats Cheyenne In Low-Scoring Game
Cheyenne high lost her second basketball game of the week as Rawlins high took a 23 to 14 victory at Rawlins. The boys felt confident after the win, while Cheyenne faced a stronger-than-expected opponent.
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Cheyenne*high
Rawlins High
Rawlins
Rawlings
University High
Cheyenne
Laramie
Dutch Suffragists Quit Picket Duty
The suffragist picket at the entrance to the Dutch parliament has vanished after weeks of rain or shine vigil. Women from across the country stood on planks along the arcaded sidewalk, many traveling long distances to keep watch, a familiar sight to the Hague public and to ministers and deputies.
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The
Hague
Holland
English Labor Party to Decide on Policy
London Jan. 12 The sixteenth annual conference of the labor party will be held in Manchester January 4. The meeting is expected to shape the general subject of party policy amid debates on reform and strategy for future elections.
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Labor Party
Pol
London
Manchester
Journey by Car Reveals Enduring Engine Triumph Across America
A Wyoming family logs a 1916 cross country trip totaling about 16 000 miles in their car. They travel from Wheatland to Luray Caverns and through Virginia Maryland New Jersey New York Vermont New Hampshire Maine Massachusetts and beyond back to Wyoming. The engine remains sound with regular oiling and no valve work, prompting plans to overhaul only for preservation and extended future travel.
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Studebaker
Laramie
Wyoming
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
Providence
Rhode Island
New Haven
Connecticut
Hudson
Delaware Water Gap
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Delaware
Maryland
Baltimore
Luray
Blue Ridge Mountains
Charlottesville
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
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 Aims At Postwar Program Coordination
Executives consider joining the present government and twelve resolutions will address postwar issues. They cover restoration of trade union customs demobilization and align with proposals from local bodies. The plan seeks to concentrate labor party 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 in his New Orleans apartment early today. He had warned friends that Carranzistas hunted him and had survived a Tuesday assassination attempt. his father now aligns with the Felicistas as fighting continues.
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New Orleans
Maria Diaz Ordes
Profirio Diaz
Mexico
Ordes
Felicistas
Aviators Believed Safe Near Colorado River Mouth
Lieut Col Harry G Bishop and Lieut W A Jr, missing since Wednesday in northern Mexico, are now thought to have landed near the Colorado River mouth after reports of a fast machine seen by Indians. Governor Cantu may authorize a search, while five civilian search parties with five days’ provisions scour the desert amid rain.
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Calexico
Harry G. Bishop
Desette
Mexico
Colorado River
Cantu
Lower
California
United States Seeks Kaiser Allies to Crush Germany
The United States aligns with Kaiser opponents to defeat Germany and asserts Europa aims are clarified, signaling a broader war strategy and coalition support across allied nations.
Beelr aims crushing Germany and Europe’s fate
The document claims entente aims to crush Kaiser and dismember Germany and its allies. It praises German resolve after thirty months of war and vows future victory through iron will and sacrifices at home and front. It insists God will grant noble allies and full victory.
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Haber Wilhelm
Germany
Europe
Greece
Ramanians Tarn Upor Shipboard Notices
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a British steamer built in 1916 named Naw Castle, 256 feet long, with references to shipping agencies, calling from Devon and Fiestwood, and a sinking event noted in the scattered text.
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Ani
Jondon
Fem
Tie Shin Oiing Agency
Deviaa Ney
Fiestwood
Rieya
Abipping
Annewnets Hs
Naw Castle
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