Hot Dog Stands Restricted for Frontier Day Traffic
Cheyenne enforces new Frontier Days rules cutting stands from main streets. No stands on designated corridors. single 1 by 10 foot stalls now required. license fees rise from 25 to 50 dollars. Permits issued by property owners. police chief handles licenses.
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Cheyenne Frontier Days
Fools and War Time Propaganda Stirred by a Naive Rhetoric
A historical piece reflects on public enthusiasm and manipulation during a war era. It criticizes calls to join broad fundraising and defense programs, warns against credulous support for political rhetoric, and highlights the push for buying government bonds and supporting cotton production as part of the war effort.
We Must Not Let Fools Run The War
A critical column argues against demos and protests that could undermine wartime effort. It warns against unnecessary pacifist actions and urges keeping industries strong while president and experts guide policy. The piece emphasizes national resolve and avoiding domestic chaos.
Cheyenne Frontier Days appeal for extra lodging during visitors rush
Citizens are urged to host visitors during Cheyenne Frontier Days as crowds exceed hotel capacity. Railroad officials confirm unprecedented interest and call on every household to provide accommodations to ensure hospitality and a restful stay for guests.
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Wyoming
Cotdwich Inc
Cheyenne
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Avine
Public Forum Debate Over Tax Increases for City Improvements
A reader expresses opposition to a proposed property tax increase to fund a drainage system and city improvements. The letter argues the burden would fall on all property owners, benefiting only a few, and warns against accelerating spending amid rising costs. The author urges restraint until population growth justifies richer public works.
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Cherenne
Citizens Call for Pause on Auto Boom and Debt
A letter from a citizen and taxpayer warns against borrowing more for automobiles and faddish improvements. The writer urges halting the unending demand, urges restraint, and asks for time to breathe amid mounting indebtedness and stalled property plans.
Soldiers at Work in Prince Paris Aviation Camp
American troops begin construction on the first section of a vast aviation training camp at Prince Paris. The facility will eventually accommodate several thousand pilots as the project progresses.
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Million American Women Pledge Food Conservation
A million American women have signed pledges to follow the food administration's directions. They will be enrolled as active members and receive household economy instructions. The administration aims to enroll nearly all U.S. women within three weeks.
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The
Food Administration
United States
Baseball Scores From The Day
Baseball results listed include Cincinnati 2 Boston 0, St Louis 3 New York 1, Chicago 4 Brooklyn 5, Pittsburg 4 Philadelphia 1, Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2, New York 1 St Louis 1, Boston 1 Cleveland 3, with Washington Detroit postponed due to rain.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
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Cleveland
Washington-Detroit
Cleveland Man Arrested as Alien Enemy in Washington Orders
F Ern est Walden, a Cleveland German daily reporter, was arrested today by federal authorities as an alien enemy after receiving instructions from Washington.
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Ohio
Auto Owners Urged to Aid Patriotic Women in Registration Drives
The article calls on auto owners to assist patriotic women by transporting registrants from registration places at convenient hours. Precincts will be thoroughly organized, demanding many automobiles. Owners who can help are asked to file their names and available hours with campaign organizers.
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Wilson
Cain
Women Registration Aims to Gauge War Work Willingness
Volunteers will fill forms listing name occupation current employer and training in various fields from housekeeping to acting. Data will show how many women will undertake special work and what kinds, supporting food conservation and other war effort actions. The process is voluntary, unlike the June 5 military draft.
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Defense Council
Patriotic Women of America
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