Loyalty Promised by District 22 Mine Workers
Members of Mine Workers of District 22 pledge loyalty to the government and to keep coal supply flowing, even if it requires sacrificing benefits. The convention praised patriotism, reported a prospering union, and cited fatalities and injuries in 1917, with financials and benefits detailed for 1918.
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District 22
See- Gn
Sitalky
Robt. Harmin
Samuel Caddy
International Board
Dist. No. 16
Washington
Washington State
State Federation of Labor
Sheridéi
James Morgan
Wyoming lad enlists in Fort Russell cavalry
Joe Gillespie of Lockout, a Wyoming boy, has applied to join Uncle Sam’s troopers at Fort Russell. He will enlist if he passes the upcoming physical examination, which is scheduled today or tomorrow as the fort’s ranks nearly fill.
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Cavalry
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Joe Gillespie
Lockout
Uncle Sam
Convention Ends In Fun And Frolic At Cheyenne Banquet
Delegates from Colorado New Mexico and Wyoming wrapped up three days of the Tri State Painters and Decorators convention in Cheyenne with a grand banquet. J A Sherman was elected president for 1919 and Pueblo Cole was named the next meeting site. Speakers from Denver and Wyoming discussed trade conditions and price trends while discussions on formula labeling aim to prevent adulterated paints.
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Tri-State
Denver
Industrial Club
Che
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Cheyenne
J. A. Sherman
Pueblo
Cole
W. R. McFarland
McMurty Manufacturing Company
F.K. Love
University of Wyoming
J. D. Marehall
The
Colorado Werentctural College
Baseball scores from American and National leagues
American League results include New York 0 Cleveland 1, Boston 4 Chicago 0, Washington 6 Detroit blank, Philadelphia blank, St Louis 6 Cincinnati 7. National League games show Cincinnati 7 Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 6 New York 4, Chicago 4 3, Boston 3 2. First game went 10 innings with St Louis 2 Philadelphia 5.
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louia
Pet
Boeten
Wresnewell
St. Lowi
Weather Does Not Call Off Roundup
Despite heavy rain on Thursday the Archer farmers roundup drew attendees under a large grain shed. Gov Ho ux and Cheyenne party members attended and discussed labor in Wyoming. Dr Vase spoke on farm management, silo expert Hinman gave a talk on silos, Miss Henrietta Kolshorn urged better babies, Mrs Groot sang, Hereford association showcased stock, Major Gurtzman lectured on the army horse in war with wit and detail.
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Red Cross
Houx
Wyoming
Vase
Laramie
The
State University
C. H. Hinman
Henrietta Kolshorn
Dr. Groot
Hereford Association
Gurtzman
Fort Russell
Farmers urged to eradicate grasshoppers with poisoned bran mash
County Agent Reed advises farmers to target grasshoppers before they mature. He promotes Paris green bran mash as an effective remedy and provides a detailed mixing formula and application method to cover six acres per batch. White arsenic is an alternative when Paris green is unavailable.
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Reed
Mr. Reed
Kansas
Concrete Highway Offer to Laramie County We All Ramble
C Osterman representing the Lincoln Highway association of Denver offers to provide enough concrete for one mile of highway east of the city limits to Cheyenne. Warren Richardeen in charge of highways for the county commissioners endorses the plan and will consult on acceptance.
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C. Osterman
Lincoln Highway Association
Detrem
Bee
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Warren Richardeen
Laramie
Wire control bill testing Senate as prohibition shift looms
The Senate opened debate on a proposed wire control resolution while postponing national prohibition votes and delaying agricultural aid. Leaders sought a recess around August 12, with prohibitions deferred to after the wire bill passage. The roll call split along party lines showed tight support and opposition from both sides.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sewnrf House
Congress
Senate
Nouse
Prohibition
Smith
Watson
Czecho-Slovaks Control Vast Area of Siberia
London reports from Moscow and Peking say Bolshevik forces are beaten in western Siberia and the Czecho-Slovaks now hold virtually all of the region from Tobolsk to the Chinese frontier. The Trans-Siberian railway runs under Czech-Slovak control from Trheliabinsk to Khenegaterk.
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London
Volga
Moscow
Siberia
Wu Reuter
Peking
Tobolak
Urals
Semitalatranuk
Trans-Siberian Railway
Trheliabinsk
Ural Mountains
Weather forecast brief: clouds and showers likely
Partly cloudy on Friday and Saturday with local showers possible. Temperatures rise modestly on Friday and the weekend may feel warmer overall.
Royal Arch Masons Convene Profitable Convention
After the Knights Templar gathering, the Royal Arch Masons grand chapter held an important meeting at Masonic Temple devoted to business sessions and was well attended by lodge members.
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Knights Templar
Royal Arch Masons Grand Chapter
Masonic Temp
Labor Scarce In Cheyenne As Denver Employer Fails To Hire
J A W Wagner representing Great Western Eagle company from Denver arrived Thursday to recruit workers for fields and factories offering 3 to 4 dollars per day but could not secure any men.
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Cheyenne
J. AW. Wagner
Great Western Eager Company
Denver
Escore
Berlin Claims 5 of 6 U.S. Airmen Captured
The German report says five American planes of a six-ship squadron assigned to raid Dovieng were captured by Germans. The airmen were taken as prisoners.
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Berlin
U.S
Associated Pr
London
Dovieng
Arment
General Headquarters
Red Cross First Aid Classes See Quick Enrollment Rise
Classes in first aid under Red Cross direction show rapid uptake as a doctor with European war experience leads instruction. The program reports 4 percent currently enrolled with ten more joining last week.
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Red Cross
Europe
Sergeant Srates and others depart for Marine recruitment station
Fragmentary report notes Sergeant Srates with Brown and another name leaving for a U S Marine recruiting station to take charge after a day’s absence. Details are unclear but imply a transfer or assignment change at the post.
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Srates
Mithene
Brown
Hams
U. S. Marine
Leginle
Cope
Appointment of Diocese Official Delayed by Firecracker Accident
A fragment reports claim agent Largow of the U P handling the aftermath of a Fourth of July firecracker accident. Calvin, newly appointed rector for the district, oversees official matters during the incident.
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Largow
U. P
Calvin
Red Cross Aid in Italian Islands Report
Italian newspapers note Captain Wright of the American Red Cross distributing gifts to soldiers' families including 30,000 yards of cloth for children's dresses and thousands of shoes. The campaign against tuberculosis on the island is also led by the American Red Cross, with locals expressing deep gratitude for American generosity and solidarity.
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Ean Red Cross
Italy
Captain Wright
American Red Cross
Assistant Secretary Hilla to be relieved of duties at Pt Russell
Roy O. Hilla of the M C A at Pt Russell will be relieved of some duties as assistant. J McCloud of Sh will assume duties and will be at the hut in the future. Hilla and his assistant plan many events for the soldiers.
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Roy O. Hilla
Russell
Villians
J. McCloud
Hahn Hills
Soldier Brother Dies in France Battle
Mies Alice Hutchinson of the state land board at the Wye mining state capitol leaves for Eaton Colorado to attend funeral of her brother Norman Hutch killed while fighting the marines in France. Remains arrived yesterday and will be interred today. He was 21, first to enlist from Eaton. He left May 1 1917 and landed February 1918. He died in battle.
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Mies
Alice Hutchinson
State Land Board
Wyemining
Eaton
Colorado
Norman Hutch
France
Kairdt
Kile
Prophesy of Revolutions and the Death in Paris
A fragmentary obituary notes Amilcaro Cipriani, revolutionary participant in Italy and France, who dictated a vision of allied victory. He urges a tombside message to Beloved comrades promising uprisings end and peoples gain justice, with Poland, Trento, Metend, and others named in a call for broader peace.
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Paris
Amilcaro Cipriani
Italy
France
Gustave Herve
Victoire
Cipriani
Trento
Metendo Strasterg
Polandia
Cauae
Deneeaedy
Gearce
Vienmaia Berlin
Italian Silk Produce Report Shows Satisfactory Output
A Rome dispatch notes that silk production from mulberry foliage remains satisfactory. Although output won’t reach prewar levels, measures to prevent silkworm habitat destruction have raised the near-term yield over last year.
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Rome
Wuveey of
Cheyenne Circus Promises Slapstick Marvels Tomorrow
The Belle-Fioto circus advances clowns and joeys in elaborate pantomime with slapstick routines and acrobatic drills. Forty clowns with star performers rehearse routines daily, promising one of the grandest shows with falls and dives for the audience and a two to three thirty curtain.
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Alrahiped
Meoren
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