Wyoming Guard Mobilizes for California Training Camp
The Wyoming Third Infantry mobilizes July 5 at their unit rendezvous and proceeds to Fort D. A. Russell near Cheyenne for a week to ten days before sailing to Palo Alto California for training. Recruitment rules tighten with draft-age men allowed while those at 200 percent of quotas face exemption claims.
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Third Infantry
Wyoming National Guard
Palo Alto
California
Andersen
War Department
American Lake
Wash
Cal
Cleyenne
Fort
D. A. Russell
Adjutant General
Wyoming Guard
Kerensky Blames Germans for Petrograd Disturbances
Premier Kerensky said recent Petrograd troubles were instigated by German government agents. He appealed to all democrats to stand by the provisional government in a message to sailors at Reval Helsingfors and other ports.
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Petrograd
Kerensky
Reval
Helsingords
China names Feng Kwo Chang president
A dispatch from Peking confirms Feng Kwo Chang has accepted the presidency in what strengthens Tuan Chi Jui’s position. A cabinet of moderate men is now in place and Jui is effectively the dictator in China.
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London
Feng Kwo Chang
China
Times
Peking
Tuan Chi Jui
National Guard Units Recognized Federal Status
Receipt of an order states Companies K of Cody L of Casper and M of Jackson have been recognized as national guard units of federal status. Officers of these companies and other guard officers recently examined by a regular army board at Fort Russell. results not announced.
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Cody
Casper
Jackson
Fort Russell
Suffrage Birthplace Is Marked At Cheyenne
A Cheyenne ceremony marked the birthplace of American woman suffrage with a bronze tablet on Logan's Book Store building. D A R members hosted the event near Carey avenue on Seventeenth street, featuring remarks by Grace Hebard and Gov. Carey and a unveiling by Anna Ohnhaus. The State Leader plans to publish the speeches in a later issue.
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Seventeenth Street
Carey Avenue
America
Cheyenne
Daughters of the American Revolution
Logan's
Territorial
W. E. D. Gray
National Society of the Bonn
Annette Becher Gray
Maurice Groshon
Grace Raymond Hebard
The
State University
Joseph .M Carey
W. H. Gill
Harold Vaughan
Wyoming
Anna Ohnhaus
L. 8
Bartlett
Safety First Guides Cheyenne Traffic Rules at Frontier Park
Cheyenne approves new traffic plan to shuttle taxis and rent machines between Frontier park and the city. Routes direct vehicles to grandstands, with exclusive use roads and a 430 pm rule to curb other traffic. Authorities insist on keeping Carey avenue clear to protect streetcar operations and pedestrian safety.
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Frontier Park
Frontier
Park
Churchill School
Pioneer Avenue
Eighteenth Street
New Road
Thames Street
Seventeenth Street
Randall Boulevard
Randall
Thomes Street
Cheyenne
Aviation Measure Cleared Senate for Presidential Action
The senate passed the house bill appropriating 140 million dollars for the aviation service without amendments or a record vote after a brief debate. The measure now goes to the president for approval.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Columbus Knights to Raise One Million
New Haven Conn July 21 Knights of Columbus launch nation wide drive to raise one million dollars for war time recreation social facilities and moral safeguarding for soldiers at home and in the trenches. The campaign runs one week ending July 28 and invites all men to contribute.
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New Haven
Conn
Tomorow
Knights of Columbus
Frisco Labor Seeks Recall of Prosecutor
In San Francisco on July 21.04 a petition bearing 15 088 names was filed with the election commission seeking recall of District Attorney Charles M. Fickert. The recall league accuses him of prostituting his office to discredit organized labor at the behest of certain interests.
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San Francisco
Charles M. Fickert
The
Election Commission
Fickert
British Food Supply Claims Spark Premier Speech
London reports Premier Lloyd George asserts British food stocks for 1017-18 are secure and warns Germany’s demands. He predicts a forthcoming tone differ from German chancellor and emphasizes Maintain liberty and endurance in face of entente and wartime pressures.
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London
David Lloyd Ciedhee
Michaelis
Germany
Gerwin
England
Washington
Devon
Alton Hellel
Prussia
Owlie
Draft drawing completed for 10 million draft registrants
The master lists for the draft draw were finished and sent to the printer. Local exemption boards will receive their quota charts and may begin summons as soon as the copies arrive, with the first draft of 800,000 men to start on receipt.
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Washington, D. C
General Crowder
Crowder
Tver
Ute James
Micheelis Claim Branded False by Returning Agenis
Fragmentary report notes Micheelis facing branding claims amid confusing wartime rhetoric. The piece references Washington and German leadership context, with scattered mentions of Devons fog, food conditions, and regional pressure.
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Micheelis
Returning Agenis
Beard to Lead District Draft Board Amid Controversy
Dr Clyde Beard is named to head the district board overseeing the selective draft law. The appointee list includes Morgan and Stimpson among others, with the board's decision described as final and contentious.
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Dr. Beard
District Board of Draft Organization
Clyde Vo Beard
Nias
Forsten
Dane
Morgan
Willion de Stimpson
Leadville Mines Hit by Strike Call and Inactivity
Report from Leadville notes mines idle as Rock Creek Mine Mill and Socialist are in dispute over labor action. Pickets stand at entrances while workers abstain from digging. The strike’s aim, tied to union efforts, affects about fifty properties and related operations.
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Beadville
FBI
Toe
Tee Liternetlone Alelon
Villa Return to Active Life Amid Mexican Conflict
Fragmentary report describes Villa and Meveson Torreen and forces in northern Mexico. It notes Torreon’s capture by rebels as isolating the north from the capital and mentions Mexican railroad locations and regional movements.
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Villa
Meveson Torreen
Awakhez
Ville Goblon
Pratheneo Villa
Quinto Regie
Torneon
Porren
Murcia
Chicoahua City
Torreon
Mexico
Revo
Weeks-Long Contest Ends in Redraft of House Bill
The article reports the conclusion of a five week contest leading to a rewritten House Bill on food controls and wheat pricing. It notes conferees from the House and Senate will begin work, with leaders hopeful for presidential consideration, and cites proposed provisions including federal financing, price adjustments, and wartime grain policy.
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Washington
Honwee
Senate
Euthortty
Frence
Marywood
Bhardwick
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Kend
Missourii
Sheoman
DiMinoie
Suwtherland
West Virginia
Tillman
Shafroth
Bavarian Princes Gains Mark Slavic Retreat in War Salvo
Fragmentary report describes Bavarian princes advancing while Slavic forces retreat. Mentioned are military positions near Tarnape and Herllan with allied pauses and supply lines, amid statements on parliamentary authority and ongoing combat dynamics.
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Jim Baker
Teutons
Columbus Knights
Associated Press
Frisco Labor
Lily Associated Press
Lisi
Ms Peewedatedt Meesed
Renehers Olson
Wyetting
Calwin Iscethon
Leadville Mines
Ms Veseeinted Press
Dresn
Fils Associated Press
Leo
Syed Pho
Vibe
Igua
Eleal
Rothvits
Jean
Ives
Tarnape
Peart
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