Wyoming Welcomes You poster replicas mailed with letters
The Union Pacific Press Bureau provides gummed replicas of the Wyoming Welcomes You poster by Kyrie Powell for envelopes mailed from Cheyenne. Secretary T. Joe Cahill urges businessmen to obtain supplies from Capitol Coal Joe and Storage Co for city publicity ahead of Frontier Days.
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Union Pacific Presse Bureau
Frontier
Wyoming
Kyrie Powell
Chéyenne
T. Joe Cahill
Capitol Coal, Joe and Storage Company
Capitol Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Peace Conference Ends With World War Treaty Backed
Jory Lansing reports from Paris that 27 nations created a world cooperation framework in the peace treaty with Germany. He says the pact binds powers to avert another catastrophe, frees some racial groups, and aims at disarmament though flaws remain with disputed provisions and commissions.
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Paris
United States
Jory Lansing
Germany
Europe
First Woman to Reach Site Celebrates 93 in Cheyenne
Yesterday marked a local anniversary as Mrs. F H Castle and her son Constable T A Castle, aging 93 and 73 respectively this fall, recall the settler party that reached Cheyenne fifty two years ago after Civil War service. The group traveled from Factoryville to Julesburg and on to the Wyoming frontier, joining others before establishing the city.
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Site Cheyenne
F. H. Castle
Cheyenne
West 24Th Street
Constable T. A. Castle
Castle
Factoryville
Wyoming County
F. I Gastle
B. HM. Smalley
BE. J. Smalley
Mary Castle
Joe Ball
Council Bluffs
Julesburg
Whitebreads
Jaley
Wyoming
Ike Mamond
George Washington to be nursery ship for soldiers' babies
The presidential ship George Washington to sail to France next week is fitted with a nursery for returning war babies. Two hundred war brides are set to sail on the next trip, with the Red Cross supplying milk and clothing. By tomorrow the Cap Finlatere brings more war brides and babies, setting a weekly record of 227 war brides and 160 war babies arrived in port.
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Associated Press
New York
George Washington
France
Ricker
Cap Finlatere
Storm hits Valparaiso and wrecks German steamer
An extremely severe storm swept the Valparaiso area of Chile. A 4980 ton German steamer reportedly ran aground and broke up as waves washed the vessel ashore. Rescue attempts are underway but crew losses feared.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Puralas
Weather forecast fragment for Porsoast
Cloudy conditions expected with warm weekend ahead. Sunday and Monday look to bring continued warmth and unsettled skies with no significant precipitation noted.
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Pama
Monwe
Real Queen Marie to Visit United States in 600s Era Years
Queen Marie of Romania plans a U S visit, per Atlantic Division Red Cross reports. She appears in Red Cross circles in the Balkans, has shown keen interest in American affairs, and is expected to speak at the Woman's Christian Citizenship conference in Pittsburgh from November 9 to 16.
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Associated Press
New York
Marie of Romainia
United States
Atlantic Division
The
Red Cross
Balkan Kingdom
Tera
Ethan Allen
Queen Marie
Paris
Sant May
Pittsburg
Non-Partisan Twain Guilty in Landmark Trial
The jury returned guilty verdicts in the trial of President Vee and hh Gilbert on charges linked to a high profile act. Prosecutors argued clear evidence of wrongdoing while defense contended insufficiency of proof. The outcome sets a precedent for future political legal actions.
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Vee
Hh Gilbert
Portuguese Rail Workers Rip Up Tracks in Spain Hoe
Portuguese railroad workers conducted heavy sabotage on July, tearing up rails and destroying bridges and tunnels. The action disrupted service and prompted security concerns along the corridor near Badajos, Spain.
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Portugese
Badajos
Spain
Portugal
Carson Tells Uncle Sam Stay At Home
Belfast July 12 Ulster staged large scale twelfth of July events Sir Edward Carson Irish unionist leader spoke at Holywood Orange demonstration condemning American meddling in British affairs. He warned against Catholic church and German backed campaigns to stir anti British feeling and called for US-UK friendship without interference. He criticized Sinn Fein influence and mourned the assassination of Innocent Beste while blaming onlookers for not aiding victims.
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Associawn Press
Belfast
Ireland
Ulster
Edward Carson
Holywood
America
United States of America
Sinn Fein
Assassina
Innocent’ Beste
Dollar a Minute Seaplane Flight Catches Steamer
A Seattle man chartered a seaplane at a dollar a minute to reach the steamer Kasiama Maru. J. J. Mayer aimed for Vladivostok but the plane overtook the ship near Port Townsend and Mayer boarded the steamer at sea with a small boat assist. Estimated air fare was seventy five dollars.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Anental Porta
J. J. Mayer
Sealle
Ned Urogs
Vladivostok
Port Townsend
Wash
Mayor
Mayor, When He Boarded the Airplane To Begin the Chaos of the Steamer, Sald
Victoria
Mayer
Man Who Raised Draft That Gave Berlin Chill To Be Relieved
A wartime official associated with the draft policy affecting Berlin is set for relief. General Crowder has occupied the office since noon after the election service law was enacted in May 1097, with changes pending as the government moves to reassign duties.
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Berlin
Peete
Waser
War Department
Generel Crowder
Harding in county jail after violent restraint by relatives
A Bear Creek man named Harding was brought to the county jail by automobile yesterday morning. He was bound with ropes by officers after his two brothers and neighbors restrained him in a violent episode. A six person jury will be called Monday to hear his case.
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Harding
Bear Creek
Bottle Beach as Name Suggestion Stirs Lake Talk
For about twenty five years duck hunters at Second Lake cast bottles into the lake and used them as targets. The resulting glass accumulation has injured bathers at the developing municipal beach. A bather suggested the name Bottle Beach to reflect the glass litter and danger.
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Second Lake
Dutch Out Of Wild Horse Race Player Suffers Arm Break
A. H. Fullensick known as Dutch, famed for Frontier Day wild horse races, was thrown from a lumber wagon in a Frontier Park accident. His team bolted for a quarter mile, nearly colliding with a car. he remained mobile with his arm in a sling the next day.
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A. H. Fullensick
Frontier Park
Whitlock Named for Roman Post Ambassador to Rome
Paris July 12 Brand Whitlock American minister to Belgium during the war appointed ambassador to Rome by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Paris
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Rome
Cheyenne Man Peter Jessen Dies From Frat Wreck Burns
Peter Jessen of Cheyenne dies at St Johns hospital after being severely burned in a Union Pacific wreck near Granite Canyon. He was an engineer of a wrecking crane and died from extensive burns despite surviving the initial incident. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Peter Jessen
East Tenth Street
St. John's Hospital
Union Pacific
Granite Canyon
Cheyenne
Jessen
Pratt's Labors of Love Ended in Cheyenne
Miss va Johnson known as Auntie Pratt died yesterday morning at G. W. Burdick's home in Cheyenne after months of illness. She came to Cheyenne as a nurse with the Joseph Pratt family and moved from Norway at age 49. Her exact age is unclear but she had recently celebrated a birthday. She spent much of her life with the Pratt family, including time in Honolulu and the Philippines with Captain Welsh's family.
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Va Johnson
Cheyenne
Prdt
Joseph Pratt
Uhe
Norway
Pratt
Honolulu
Philippines
Captain Welsh
President De Valera Rode On Hands In Chicago Welcome
Edmund De Valera spoke at a Chicago gathering in his honor, carried on guests shoulders as he waved an Irish flag. He defended self determination and criticized British occupation while urging removal of forces for an Irish government to function freely.
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Chicago
Edmund de Valera
Americig Ag
America
Natal
England
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A. S
Twain
Carson
Uncle Sam
Husky Maniac
Bottle Beach
Fullensick
Whitlock
E. M’carthy
Denver
Eva Johnson
Burdick
Britain
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