Women Registration Day Autos For Old And Feeble
Mrs Archie Allison in charge of autos for the women registration day on Tuesday July 17 announces cars will be for the use of those unable to walk to polling places. Those wishing rides should phone Mrs Allison at number 50s Ben Georgia Wirst and Mary Ma han. Mr and Mrs Ridgley to entertain at dinner at the Plains this evening and again tomorrow.
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Archie Allison
Allison
Ben
Georgia Wirst
Mary Mahan
Mrs. Ridgley
the Plains
Cheyenne Red Cross Seeks 25 000 Bathrobes for Aid Work
Cheyenne Red Cross gatherings train young women and girls for sewing of bandages and dressings under Mrs. Galen A. Fox and Mrs. John F. Carey. Calls to HQ require 25 000 bathrobes and 600 hed sox, with August to bring instructors and expand meetings. Tablet unveiling of the first woman suffrage bill moved to July 21. Past Matron's club of UFE S will meet this afternoon at Mrs. Hofmann's with Mrs. Dodds assisting.
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Cheyenne
Red Cross
Acaystal
Galen A. Fox
John F. Carey
U. FE. S
Fred Hofmann
Kifie KR. Dodds
Hofmann
Misses Doris and Vera Koni Host Dinner Party
The Misses Doris and Vera Koni were hostesses Sunday evening at a delightful dinner party that included Rosa Mare Kendrick Huia Williams Henry Kay Manville Kendrick Richard McFarland of Burlington Walker French and Marty Henderson of Cheyenne. The group remained until Monday evening and toured the mines. Mr and Mrs X B Bennett and sons Mr and Mrs Clint Hayward and daughter of Casper and Mr and Mrs L R Tyson Jr formed a party that spent Sunday in the mountains.
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Sheridan Post
Doris
Vera Koni
Rosa Mare Kendrick
Huia Williams
Henry Kay
Manville Kendrick
Richard McFarland
Burlington
Town
Ood Walker French
Marty Henderson
Cheyenne
X. B. Bennett
Bons
Clint Hayward
Casper
L. R. Tyson, Jr
Governor and Mrs Noux Host Roundup Guests at Mansion
At the Executive Mansion Governor and Mrs Frank L Noux and their daughters Vern Thora and Mercedes will welcome guests at the Farmers Roundup today. Several families enjoyed a mountain beefsteak fry yesterday and others plan a mountain outing lasting several days. A bridge tea hosted by Mrs Millard S Ridgely drew sixteen ladies with trophies awarded to Mrs Paul Bailey Mrs Fred Warren and Mrs Fred Hoel.
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Frank L. Noux
Vern
Thora
Mercedes
Archer
J. J. Peas
T. B. Kinloe
Little Rock, Ark
Josephine
Charlotte Pegg
Pege
Ridgely
Milliard S. Ridgely
Dame Fortune
Paul Bailey
Fred Warren
Fred Hoel
Lucille Hridgley
Barbara
Major Parker Promoted to Construction Quartermaster in Washington
Maj. Arthur Parker, after weeks at musketry school Fort Sill, receives a Washington posting as construction quartermaster in a promotion of notable scope. An earlier misstatement had listed him as going to Washington for quartermaster instruction.
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Arthur Parker
Musketry School
Fort Sill
Washington
Major Parker
Social whirl as area residents plan events and visits
Miss Emma Hawn will be guest of honor at a Sunday shower hosted by Miss Milverstead and Miss Sicliugh at the Milverstead home in anticipation of her July 18 marriage to Richard Henke. Fort Russell’s Major Smoke and Mrs. Smoke with friends head to Estes Park for a weekend stay.
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Emma Hawn
Richard Henke
Milverstead and
Sicliugh
Milverstead
Smoke
Fort Russell
Fred Boice
Baby
Estes Park
Charles Dever
Dever
St. Joseph, Mo
Fred Miller
Emma Kawn
Richard Tenke
Mary Nimmo
Mrs. Davidson
Betty Davidson
Colorado Springs
Loveland
Park
Church Circles At St Marks Guild Discuss Frontier Events
The St Mark's Guild met in regular session at the parish house with Mrs David Nimmo presiding. Plans to open the parish house for Frontier day dances and serve ice cream and cake were discussed. A Cook could not be found leading to forgoing meals during Frontier week. Mrs Hoskins spoke on India and a Christmas box was voted for Miss Edith Able in Neu Chang China. A good financial report followed.
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Guild of St. Mark’s
David Nimmo
Frontier
W. T. Dump
Methodist Missionary Society
Parkview
W. C. Dloskins
Hoskins
India
Edith Able
Neu Chang
China
Frances Willard W C T U Social Session Planned
The Frances Willard W C T U will hold a social session Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. G W Rockafield’s home 522 West Twenty first street. State Leader notes ads bring results.
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Frances Willard
State Population Rise Census Reveals County Quotas
The census report shows statewide population increases and lists county quotas. Details outline how each county's numbers affect representation and resource allocation across the state.
Wilson Seeks Food and Fuel Control Authority
President Wilson urges Congress to act on food legislation aligned with the original mouse bill to control foodstuffs and fuel, opposing broader government control over steel and other materials. He doubts Smoot’s alcohol stock buy proposal and notes likely conference changes. Senate debate centers on advisory commission ethics amid accusations of self interest.
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Washington, RD. C
Martin
Wilson
Gove
Congress
Smoot
Senate
Calder
The
Defense Council
Sherman
House
Council
Mrs Bradford Named National Education Association President
Mrs Mary C C Drafford of Denver was elected president of the National Educational Association this afternoon in Portland. The convention erupted when Ella Plagg Youne of Chicago proposed a motion to endorse President Wilsons Atlantic City speech supporting suffragists. Opponents called it a heckling attempt, and the motion was ruled out of order.
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Portland
One
Mary C. C. Drafford
Denver
National Educational Association
Ella Plagg Youne
Chicago
Wilson
Atlantic City
German political crisis deepens as Bethmann-Hollweg resigns
Washington reports confirm German censorship remains strict while Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg and his cabinet resignations are with the emperor. The Kaiser advocates Prussian suffrage reform and state papers note crown prince’s participation as a sign of shifting stance away from the war faction.
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Washington
D. C
Holland
State Department
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Prussia
Athletes as Best Men for Aero Service
Berkeley July 1. Ki M Woods Dean of the UC School of Military Aeronautics says athletes from sports like tentle, basketball, football and baseball are ideal candidates for aviation roles. He cites the need for high muscular coordination, quick judgment and officerlike qualities in pilots.
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Berkeley
Cal
Ki. M. Woods
School of Military Aeronautics
University of California
United Store Army
Dean Woods
L. WoTite O
Royal Flying Corps
United States
Lord Kitchener
Leas
Fir
Robbery and Shooting Irks Chicago. Messenger Guard Killed
A July 12 attempted hold up in Chicago ended with the death of a policeman guarding a messenger. The bandits sought 12000 dollars to move funds for a bank transfer and fled before the getaway vehicle could depart with the money.
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Chicago
Kansas Cannot Loan Labor to Wyoming
Kansas refuses to divert farm laborers to Wyoming despite federal requests. Fewer than a dozen workers have left Kansas since the war effort began, while Wyoming pleads for up to 6000 additional harvest hands by August.
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Kansas
Wyoming
Topeka
Kane
Oath
Sinc
Morals of Marines to be Safeguarded
The Navy Department announced today that investigations of social conditions in every community hosting Marines will be conducted. Secretary Daniels indicated that drastic measures will be used where needed to ensure discipline and moral standards. Naval guards have been stationed at entrances in Newport, Rhode Island, to prevent unauthorized entry by servicemen.
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Washington
Duiy
Navy Department
Dantois
Naval Guards
Newport
RK. I
Police Probe Fire Origin in East Street Slum District
Police and military authorities investigate the origin of a fire that early today destroyed three buildings in the East Street area near the El. district. The blaze spread rapidly, forcing residents to flee. twenty persons reportedly escaped from a sardine house amid the chaos.
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East ST
Lois. Ti
Origen
Ele
Nearo
Nesta
Toete Sie
Spokane Branch of Federal Reserve Bank Planned
Arrangements completed to organize a branch of the Sino Francisco federal reserve bank at Spokane Washington. The notice discusses official steps toward establishing the bank office in Spokane and outlines the anticipated administrative actions.
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Washington
Sino Francisco Federal Reserve Bank
Spokane Wash
Weather Report for Cheyenne and Vicinity
Cheyenne area weather shows little temperature change tonight and Saturday. Tonight and Saturday will be somewhat cooler with a high 6 degrees by 1 45 pm and a low 50 degrees at 5 10 pm. Winds NW at 26 mph around 1 05 pm. Precipitation from rain and melted snow added. Norval precipitation since January 1 shows a trace to 0.01 inches.
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Cheyenne
Pais
Cahier
Nwo
Norval
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Georgia Winst
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Gladys Wilkinson
T. B. Enloe
J. J. Pegg
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Mrs. Wallace Bond
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Food and Fuel Authority
Boy's Oxfords
Jos. Wasserman
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