Wyoming Guard Mobilizes Before Leaving for Palo Alto
The Wyoming Third Infantry National Guard will mobilize at its company rendezvous on July 5 and proceed to Cheyenne to assemble at Fort D. A. Russell before sailing to the Palo Alto training camp in California. Recruiters will not enlist men needed to fill county draft quotas, while other draft age men may enlist.
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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
Premier Kerensky Blames Teutons for Petrograd Trouble
Premier Kerensky said disturbances in Petrograd were provoked by agents of the German government in a message to sailors at Reval Helsingfors and other ports. He appealed to all democrats to stand by the provisional government.
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Petrograd
Kerensky
Reval
Helsingords
China names Feng Kwo Chang president amid junta
A Times dispatch from Peking reports Feng Kwo Chang has accepted the Chinese presidency. The move strengthens Tuan Chi Jui who has formed a cabinet of moderate men and effectively establishes him as a dictator.
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London
Feng Kwo Chang
China
Times
Peking
Tuan Chi Jui
National Guard Units Recognized as Federal Status Companies
Receipt notes Companies K of Cody L of Casper and M of Jackson named national guard units with federal status. Officers of these units and other guard officers recently commissioned underwent an exam before a regular army board at Fort Russell. results not yet announced.
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Cody
Casper
Jackson
Fort Russell
Suffrage Birthplace Marked with Tablet in Cheyenne
A ceremony on Seventeenth Street near Carey Avenue marked the birthplace of women s suffrage in America. The Cheyenne D A R unveiled a bronze tablet at Logan s Book Store site where the territorial legislature that enacted the first suffrage measure held sessions. Speakers included Gov. Joseph M Carey and Grace Raymond Hebard. The event featured music, a prayer, and a reading on the tablet s unveiling.
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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 Aims Drive Cheyenne Traffic Rules
Cheyenne unveils traffic plan for Frontier park connections to improve safety for riders drivers and pedestrians. A new Churchill school north to boulevard road will be reserved for rent machines while autos barred on Carey avenue from eighteenth to twenty sixth. Taxis and rent cars follow a fixed loop to park return via Thames street and Randall boulevard with post 4 30 pm restrictions for private machines and horse traffic routed to northeast gate.
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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 Bill Passes Senate For President Signature
The senate passed the House bill appropriating 140 million dollars for aviation service without amendments or a recorded vote after brief discussion. It now goes to the president for final action.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Knights of Columbus to raise one million for war fund
Colubmus Knights announce a nationwide drive to raise one million dollars for recreational and social facilities for servicemen and moral welfare in the United States and in the trenches. The week long campaign begins tomorrow and ends July 28.
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Columbus Knights
New Haven
Conn
Tomorow
Knights of Columbus
Frisco Labor Seeks Recall of District Attorney Fickert
The Frisco recall league filed with the election commission a petition bearing 15 088 names seeking the recall of District Attorney Charles M. Fickert. They accuse 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 Amid War Speech
British Prime Minister David Lloyd George warned that Germany would be crushed and liberty secured as the Entente faced continued conflict. He noted England’s 1017-18 food supply challenges, citing agricultural shortfalls and the need for sustained production to support the war effort.
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London
David Lloyd Ciedhee
Michaelis
Germany
Gerwin
England
Drawing of draft numbers completed for ten million registrants
Washington July 2 The Provost Marshal General Crowder’s office announced the drawing to fix military mobility for ten million registrants is complete and in the printer’s hands. Local boards will receive quota charts and begin summons as soon as copies arrive, with the first draft of 80,000 men possible within days.
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Washington, D. C
General Crowder
Crowder
Tver
Ute James
Micheelis Claim Branded False by Returning Agenis
Fragmented text shows tangled references to Micheelis and a returning agency with claims branded false. Mentions Washington July and German chancellor with unclear context. The piece alludes to economic or wartime conditions in Prussia and Devon, but specifics are unreadable.
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Micheelis
Returning Agenis
Washington
Devon
Alton Hellel
Prussia
Owlie
Beard to Lead District Board of Draft Organization
Dr Clyde Beard heads the district board overseeing draft law concerns. The group includes Morgan and Stimpson among others. The notes warn against disloyal or evasive acts and emphasize that board decisions are final.
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Dr. Beard
District Board of Draft Organization
Clyde Vo Beard
Nias
Forsten
Dane
Morgan
Willion de Stimpson
Leadville Mines Strike Grounds Inactive as Workers Call Walkout
Reports say miners at Leadville facilities halted work as a strike led by Mine Mill and Seiler Men union activities spread through the camp. Pickets stood guard at gate routes while dispatch crews assessed grounding and future operations.
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Beadville
FBI
Toe
Tee Liternetlone Alelon
Villa Recovers as Galicia Forces Open Torreen Area
Fragmented text details Villa’s return to activity and rebel advances near Torreon in northern Mexico. Mentions Meveson Torreen and Por ren, with references to the Mexican Central railroad, Juather Donthe Horth, and Por ren’s north area. Notes isolation of northern Mexico from the capital Revo and ongoing military movements.
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Awakhez
Ville Goblon
Pratheneo Villa
Quinto Regie
Torneon
Porren
Murcia
Chicoahua City
Torreon
Mexico
Revo
Weeks-Long Contest Trims House Bill Redraft
The five week fight over a food control bill ends with a revised Senate House conference draft. Conferees will start work next week as leaders hope the measure reaches the president, with changes on wheat pricing and rationing framed by the food board and government purchase provisions.
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Washington
Honwee
Senate
Euthortty
Frence
Marywood
Bhardwick
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Kend
Missourii
Sheoman
DiMinoie
Suwtherland
West Virginia
Tillman
Shafroth
Princely Movements Reported Amid Slavic Falls and Soviet Tensions
Disjointed dispatch traces a volatile Balkan scene with Bavarian princes gaining influence as Slav positions waver. Report notes shifting loyalties, mounting casualties, and strategic pivots around Tarnape and nearby fronts, with July 6 as a referenced start point and NATO-like concern over advancing forces and regional authority.
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Leadville Mines
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Villa
Meveson Torreen
Dresn
Fils Associated Press
Leo
Syed Pho
Vibe
Igua
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Rothvits
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