Chinese Bar for Sailed Chinese Half? Fort Sam Houston Aid War Effort
Native Chinese refugees and former Mexican traders around Fort Sam Houston and Camp Travis contribute to the war effort. They traveled with General Pershing’s expedition to the border, then deployed to Columbus New Mexico and later assigned to U S army posts in Texas. They funded Red Cross efforts, bought liberty bonds, and many seek enlistment in the U S army.
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San Antonio
Teas
China
Mexico
United States
Fort Sam Houston
Camp Travis
Pershing
Art. Villa
Chihuahua
Chinesa
Villa
Columbus
N. M
United States Immigration Department
Neuijlly
France
Texas
Red Cross
Red Crosse
United States Army
Blinded Soldiers Taught to Earn Living in Europe
July 5 report: blinded soldiers of France and Britain begin learning electrical assembly and motor coil work under Dr. Schuyler S. Wheeler. programs started in Ampere New Jersey and extended to France and England with French and British support and industry backing.
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London
France
Great Britain
Schuyler S. Wheeler
New York
Wheeler
Ampere
N. J
Manu
Dr. Wheeler
Zante
Péarvon
England
Oe -sur-Marne
Rene Vailory
Te Council
The
Pasteur Institute
Society of the Friends of Blind Soldiers
Real” Pasteur
Versailles
British Electrical and Allied“Manufacturers’ Association
Wugo Hiret
General Filectrical Company, Ltd
Arthur Pearson
Punstan’s
Eld
Seldiers
Arthid
Aicore
France Enthusiastic Over Joan of Arc Museum Plan
Anatole France praises a Joan of Arc museum in Paris and offers two historic cannon balls and a Gobelin tapestry for the collection. Maurice Barres backs the project and proposes a national fete. Lorain pilgrims and Allied memory influence the mission, with Domremy’s humble house cited as a fitting museum site.
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Paris
Anatole France
France
Hotel de Sens
Rheima
Maurice Barres
Barres
Maid of
Lorraine
Rochambeau
Lafayette
Joan of Arc
Domremy
Terrifying bombardment hits Montdidier front as French resist
In the Montdidier sector a massive German artillery barrage pounds French positions ahead of an infantry assault. Two thousand troops hold a five kilometer front as shells crater trenches and casualties mount while a French captain voice laments and orders aid to quell a stubborn hiccough amid the chaos.
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Paris
Montdidier
School boys Trained for Farm Work in Britain
London July 5. British school boys organize for extensive summer work on farms. Volunteers plan country vacations to help farmers, paid under a place-work scale. In Northamptonshire the agricultural wages board sets minimums for ages eighteen plus, thirty shillings for an eight hour day and fifty four hours per week. After October the eight hour day and weekly rest day remain in effect.
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London
Great Britain
On & T
Tiordana
Northerhamptonshire
Pocketbook Lost Seeks Return for Reward
A pocketbook is reported lost with identification inside. The finder is asked to return it to the State Leader to receive a reward.
Coal and light rationing begins in England
London reports England enforces rationing of coal gas and electricity from July 1 under an emergency order. Home consumption limits set three and a half tons of coal for two rooms and ten for each additional room, with potential shortages. Tea and dairy limits outlined, ice products allowed without dairy ingredients.
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London
England
B&w
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Quick Relief for Ailments
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills for rheumatic, kidney, or bladder issues with symptoms like swollen muscles, backache, dizziness, and nervousness. Testimony from Frank P. Wood claims relief after starting the pills, noting his husband’s improvement from severe lameness to better mobility.
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Frank P. Wood
Maryu
Matee
Fia
Bootlegging arrests mark light Fourth Eve for city police
Aalde reports Fred Wilsoe and Francia Ketchum charged with bootlegging as city police see little work. By midnight that night five drunks were taken in and one man charged with disturbing the peace was arrested, a light haul for the night before the Fourth.
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WSS
Purcasee
Cheyenne
City News
Pital Coal Company
Cahill & Holliday
F. G. Underwood
Laramie
Sherman
Carl Wickstrom
Divide
St. John’s Hospital
H. Inman
Hinman Silo Company of
Denver
Qustave Woerner
Tracy
Grange
Reed
Burton
Capitol Ave
E. G. Reed
Medicine Row
Leader Office
Rey
Paleo
Snyder
Sherman Paint Co
Forbes Pharmacy
Adv
Hoyd's
John Loppan
John Mullin
Wheatland
Barly
Olivett Cemetery
Golem
Wyoming
New Measier
Arizona
Colorado
U. P
Mort Ruswell
Pioneer Park
Chamages
Fort
Port Russell
Ira Bonder
Soe Susneasens
Naval
Jean D'Arc
Red
CLYDE
W. Young
I*hone Ua
Ge Collins
Plains Hotel
Case Street
Reed St. A
E. 8Th St
W. 25Th Street
Capitol Building
Pickell
W. 26Th Street
Evans
van Lennen
Cadillac
Conway
Happy Jack Road
Warren Ave
Aug
Alta Vista
George Karrick
Chayenne
Wyo
H. Williams
Diamond
Model Cleaners & Hatters
Pioneer Ave
Fhone
Florine Soapino Telephone
Overland Cheyenne Co
Cheyenne Business Directory
Undertaker Hobbs
W. H. Andrew
Citizens National Bank
A. Barrresen
Architect Carey
Mahk Chapman
Luaurance
Niceeenth
St. Cheyenne Wreming
J. A. Bimepatrick
Carey Ava
Thompson, Si
orpey-at-Law
Ore
W. Wark & Co
Neal Estate and Surety
Carey Axe
Cheyupne
Shang Hai
IZ We
Seventeenth Street
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