Five Holidays Spark Industrial Anxieties Over Employment
Alfie comments on a drastic fuel restriction order raising fears of mass unemployment as 16 060 000 workers lose five days of work. The piece warns of possible breadlines, urban unrest, and I W W aggression amid government wartime output pressures.
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Federal Fuel Administration
Hnnes
Kaixer
Industrial order sparks cross country protests over fuel policy
The piece reports wide protests from the Midwest and East against a fuel restriction order. It notes Senate opposition seeking a five day postponement for review, Garfield's decree, and mixed press reaction. It compares wartime production urgency with political fault lines and cites Bolshevik vilification of Wilson.
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Eet
Middle West
Senate
Kr. Garfield
Goethals Appointed Director of War Department Transportation
Secretary Baker appoints Goethals to head transportation and storage for the war department. The move follows centralization of functions and is praised as efficient for war business. Critics warn about postwar concerns as war pessimists grow anxious about future responsibilities.
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Baker
Goethals
War Department Transportation and Storage
Ed Rivenberg Dies in Denver Hospital
Ed Rivenberg formerly a bookkeeper and accountant for Mieman Brothers in Cheyenne died in a Denver sanitarium after Christmas illness. He had resigned due to health in November and was moved from the Whitcomb ranch to Denver. The Wyoming Consistory member will be cremated with a Scottish Rite funeral at the Masonic temple in Cheyenne.
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Ed Rivenberg
Mieman Brothers
Wyoming
Masonic Temple
Whisky thief charged after missing case from Davis Mercantile
A man identified as Ro Meliapald, reported to be an inmate from the state penitentiary at KMawline, is jailed for stealing a case of whisky from Davis Mercantile in this town. Felix Warez, suspected of knowing the whisky’s location, is also detained pending investigation.
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State
Kmawline
Davis Mercantile
Felix Warez
Kidneys Back Pain Myth St Jacobs Liniment Claims
Article asserts kidneys do not cause backache and relief comes from St Jacobs Liniment. It urges rubbing the solution on the painful area to ease backache, sciatica, lumbago, rheumatism, strains, and similar ailments. The ad touts a trial bottle and emphasizes quick, harmless soothing effect.
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St. Jacobs
Taos Water Appropriation Notice Requires Proof of Use
All holders of permits to appropriate water whose time to convert to beneficial use expired before February 21 1917 must submit proof to the Division Superintendent by February 21 1919. Failure to do so forfeits the right. State Engineer JAS B Trie issued the notice from Cheyenne Wyoming on January 16 1918.
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Jas, B
Trie
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Forts Deny Prize Fight at Frontier Park for Violation
State officials rule out hold at Frontier park for the Willard bout due to pricefight law. Promoters seek permission from the war department for Fort D. A. Russell likely in the riding hall. The fight would fall under federal control if staged on military property. News arrives as Harvey Woodruff of the Chicago Tribune seeks bank references to back a $100,000 Willard offer.
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Jesse Willard
Frontier Park
War Department
Fort D. A. Russell
HH. T. Woodruff
Chicago Tributne
Willard
Cheyenne
P. C. Thompson
Thompson
Chicago
P. Chester Thompson
Plaitis Hotel
Wyo
S. McMurray Dies Noted Railroad Attorney in Cheyenne
S McMurray a renowned railroad attorney and former Denver mayor died at his Denver home on Wednesday. He helped secure right-of-way for the Colorado and Southern along Carey and Capitol avenues in Cheyenne business district. Funeral services set in Denver with J A Kirkpatrick to attend.
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S. McMurray
Colorado & Southern
Carey
Capitol Avenues
Cheyenne
Denver
J. A. Kirkpatrick
McMurray
Trenver
Kirkpatrick
Davis Bound Over On Forgery Charge
W A Davis bound over to district court under $1000 bond for forging the name of W F Thompson on a check presented at a local bank January 2. He awaits trial at the next term of court.
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W. A. Davis
W. F. Thompson
Clarence R. Ritchie Dies After Months Illness
Clarence R. Ritchie, a carpenter with the Union Pacific living at 420 East Seventeenth Street, Cheyenne, died at home after a three month illness. He had lived in Cheyenne six years, coming from Emporium, Pennsylvania. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. He was a member of the C. M. B. A.
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Larence R. Ritchie
Union Pacific
East Seventeenth Street
Cheyenne
Emporium
Quinine Claim Promoted for Calm Head and Nerve Relief
An advert touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as safe for all systems with no nervousness or head ringing. It claims a single product exists and features BEW and GROVE'S signatures on the box. State leader classified ads promise results.
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Grove
Weather Summary for the Day
Clear conditions with a normal temperature around 25 degrees. Actual mean temperature 18 degrees, down 1 degree from yesterday. High 25 degrees at 3 pm, low 14 degrees at 7 am. NW wind up to 38 mph at 10:40 am. Precipitation since January 1 totals 0.19 inches, with trace snow melted in the last 24 hours.
Porkless Day Set Across State Each Saturday
State administrator T C Diers announces a porkless day each Saturday to boost pork exports. Following the American National Livestock association plan, residents are urged to skip ham bacon eggs pork chops and sausage on Saturdays. The notice adds to meatless Tuesday restrictions with no pork products allowed.
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T. C. Diera
American National Livestock Association
Mr. Diers
Moose Organizer Seen In City And Car Services Advertised
T M Howell state organizer for the order of Moose was in the city yesterday. Advertisements offer taxi and touring car services with phone numbers. Indian Motorcycles listed with prices and a shop at 110 W 17th Cheyenne Wyoming calls for motorcycles and side cars.
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Moose
T. M. Howell
The
Order of Moose
Indian Motorcycle Shop
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fone
Mexicans Formally Charged With Killing Man
Leo Villa, said to be Pancho Villa’s cousin, and Jose Martinez were formally charged with murder by Prosecuting Attorney Sam Thompson. They are accused in the Christmas night killing of Alfredo Igtrado. Martinez was bound over.
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Leo Villa
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Jose Martinez
Sam Thompson
Alfredo Igtrado
Martinez
Dr L P Desmond Returns To Cheyenne
Dr L P Desmond has returned to Cheyenne and will establish here, despite earlier reports that he planned to move away. The article notes his return but provides no further details on his activities or plans.
Kidney Trouble Warning Prompts Jad Salts Remedy
The ad warns Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods and uric acid buildup. It promotes Jad Salts as a grape and lemon juice lithia tonic to flush kidneys, relieve bladder issues, and improve health, claiming safety and affordable home use.
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Jad Salta
Local office opened in Buffalo Wyoming Carey block
In Buffalo Wyoming He has taken an office in room 20 in the Carey block for the present and states that he will remain here permanently.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Carey Block
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