Wyoming Public Health Association organized at Plains hotel
The Wyoming Public Health Association formed after a public meeting at the Plains hotel with speeches by C. M. DeForest and C. A. Duniway. It aims to educate on disease prevention, promote health laws, and organize nursing and dispensary services, with over $800 available from Red Cross stamps.
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Wyoming Public Health Association
Plains Hotel
C. M. DeForest
National Red Cross
Eal
C. A. Duniway
University of Wyoming
W. A. Wyman
State Board of Health
Red Cross
E.W. Stone
Cheyenne
J. B. Kendrick
Tion
B. Brooks
Casper
Laranis
Co. RB
Halley
Sheridan
Mra. Ri A
Oes Cheyenne
Jd. A. Bhingle
Cheyen Pione Et
G. L. Strader
V. A. Wyman
Grace R. Hebard
Laramie
A. %. Bowman
Herman E
J. J. Early
Conant Parks
Lander
Oliver Chambers
Rock Springs
B. K. Brooks
Hoard
EB. K. O. Clark
Neon J. O. Creager
J. J. Earry
John Edwards
Lion
I. B. Fee
G. A. Fox
Edward Gillette
Physical tests of guardsmen wrap up at Camp Kendrick
National Guard physical examinations near completion with only Cheyenne Company G and Afton Company H outstanding. Quarantine lifted, ration policy shifts to regular army standards. Recruits arrive, drills strong, border deployment anticipated, one suspected deserter from Chogwater reported and to be pursued if absent.
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National Guard
Camp Kendrick
Cheyenne
Afton
Cavender
Mie
O'Brien
Regular Army
Tewulta
Jack Majora
Company H
Lyman
Evanston
Carranza
Chogwater
Lwence
Boys of Company G On Strict U S Rations
Wyoming National Guard members of Company G shift to federal rations as they march into service. Funds are needed for a relief fund to ease their burden with support from state leaders and the public, following past drives like Sheridan’s for Company D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Wyoming Naicobel Guard
Sheridan
Cheyanne
Vo First National Aews
J. Rose Carpenter
H. Andersen
A. A. Baerreseo
Germans Open Counter Attack on Anglo French Line
Telegraph reports from London July 6 indicate a planned heavy German counter attack within seventy two hours aimed at halting French advances and preventing further progress by Allied forces on the Somme and surrounding fronts. German and Austrian losses, prisoner captures, and territorial shifts dominate the dispatches from Petrograd and Verdun sectors.
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Somme
London
Petrograd Reports Capture of 10,000 More German Prisoners
Petrograd reports that 10,000 additional German prisoners have been captured as the drive along the eastern front continues. German war office confirms French gains near Helly en Bantarre and Hem, with Britain making minor progress south of Thiepval. Artillery fire increases between the Scarpe and the Somme on the British front.
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Petrograd
Kolomea
von Bothmer
Tarnopol
London
Teelgraph
Bagdad
Dritieh
Berlin
Kalder
Helley-ln-Banterre
Fomme
Hem
Aar
Thiepval
Acne
Sonme
Wyoming Guards Feature Seven Brothers in One Company
The Wyoming National Guard displays a unique record with seven Call brothers in Company H from Afton, making it the only state with such a clan in service. The siblings Cyril, Roland, Truman, Charles, Frank, Fred, and LeRoy share likenesses and patriotism, joined by cousins Horace and Ira Call.
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Wyoming
Guard
Lwo
A. V. Call
Mr. Call
Cyril
Roland
Truman
Charles
Frank
Fred
LeRoy
Horace
Ira Call
Guardsmen With Families May Be Released By U S
Washington July 6 The war department announced dependent families will be discharged on request and supervisors told to avoid releasing men with dependent relatives as the policy is clarified by official instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
War Department
Sai
U S Vigilance Tightens Over Infantile Paralysis Epidemic
After a conference Secretary McAdoo Mayor Mitchell and Health Commissioner Emerson announced U S Public Health Service will assist New York authorities to stamp out infantile paralysis. Federal aid will aid tracing origin as 81 new cases reported and fear of spread through summer. one death noted in Chicago.
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York
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Mitchell
Emerson
United States Public Health Service
New York
Chicago
Two Hats Thrown Into Local Ring for the Primary
Sheriff Ashley L Wheason and Orrin Babbitt filed declarations for the Republican sheriff race at the county clerk. More candidates are expected for county offices and legislative seats as the new primary law requires a $20 filing deposit with the county clerk.
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Ashley L. Wheason
Vadersherif Orrin Babbitt
Arbile
Lloyd George Named Secretary of War to Succeed Kitchener
LONTARS July 6. Lloyd George was today appointed secretary of war to succeed the late Karl Kitchener. War Derby, director of recruiting, Vic Hamed undersecretary.
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Lloyd George
Kitchener
Property Loss From Gulf Storm May Be Million
The tropical storm along the gulf states causes great damage to property and crops. Reports from Mobile and Pensacola indicate isolation with no fatalities, while Joliet and Rejolt, Ala., mention seventeen deaths. Estimated property loss reaches about one million dollars.
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New Orleans
Ily
Gulf States
Re Jolt
Ala
Mobile
Pensacola
Prention Day Committee Plans Pine Bluffs Show
The committee will travel to Pine Bluffs today to organize the celebration event and assist the Pine Village show. The festival troupe will be the feature of the program tomorrow and today.
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Pine Bluffs
US Welcomes Carranza Plan to Avert Mexico Conflict
Washington informs ambassador designate Arredondo that the United States favors direct diplomatic talks with Mexico to resolve differences and avoid war. The note seeks border peace and may discuss broader aid and security guarantees for Mexican needs amid talks of troop withdrawal and mobilization of reserves.
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Washington
United States
Carrang
Lansing
Ambanssador-designant
Arredondo
Otter
Mesxico
Secreary
Jansing
Carranza
Mesteo
Cattlemen Seek Federal Probe of Meat Industry
Representatives of cattle growers and major packers faced a House judiciary hearing on a proposed federal trade commission inquiry into meat packing. Cattlemen urged the inquiry to ensure reasonable consumer prices while packers’ counsel argued it could harm the industry. The session reviewed anti trust compliance and a substitute plan for broader probes. A London report noted a torpedoing by a British submarine in the North Sea.
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Warsiington
Bie
Louse Judiciary Autheomantiee
Federal Trade Commission
Spokhermen
Cattleomen
Marel
Walter L. Fisher
Lave Stock
Carrizal Victims Buried in El Paso with Military Honors
El Paso honored nine American soldiers killed at Carrizal with a solemn funeral. The procession, led by the Eighth Cavalry, carried six officers and enlisted men to a military graveside as townspeople mourned and flags flew at half mast.
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Carrizal
el Paso
Cagpisal
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E. W. Stone
R. A. Morton
Plains
Peronne
Aritigh
Mewee
Verdun
U.S
Gleason
Babbitt
Phon Tien
Pine Blupps
U. 5
Mexico
México
Catratea
Polk
State Department
Henry T. Pletcher
Paul M. Warburg
Federal Reserva Board
Uc Offletaia
Reaper
Corranas
Pershing
Gener
Carmore
Parral
Mink Sioeey Hoodel Db
Thie North
Seo
Admiralty
Earde
Cave Charles
Hoga
Henry Adair Sad
Pir Tate Dewlit Rucker
Eere
Ldunlifien
Linus Henry Adair
Lid Ieom
Barmuel Adwir
Bieathe
Adado
Bela
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