Suffrage Tablet Unveiling Honors Wyoming Progress
Dr W B Gray opens the program at the Cheyenne suffrage tablet unveiling praising Wyoming as a model for equal rights. Speakers urge world attention to the birthplace of woman suffrage with remarks by Mrs Grace Raymond Medard and Maurice Groshon as well as D A R and S A R members.
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Week of events boosts city’s hospitality reputation
The article describes a city hosting a week of events aimed at showcasing hospitality and enterprise. It asserts that every participant will enjoy themselves and that the city’s standing will grow as a result of the activities and the enterprise demonstrated.
End of Kings and Monarchies Global Panic
A fragmented readings recount upheavals as monarchies face threats from republican movements. Cites Serbia Montenegro and Albania shifts, Chinese imperial reforms, and Napoleonic prophecies about Europe. Notes revolutions, royal retreats, and public demand for democratic change shaping a turbulent era.
Cheyenne Hosts Frontier Days Show With Experienced Planning
Cheyenne prepares for its frontier days visit by experienced organizers. Years of study, practice, and careful program design aim to balance old and modern events, ensuring a welcoming, enjoyable experience for visitors and citizens alike. Early signs point to a strong turnout as crowds gather.
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Mayor Thompson and German Propaganda in Chicago
The piece accuses Mayor Thompson of interpreting patriotism as loyalty to Europe and portrays German propaganda as funding his stance. It argues all wartime actions and anti-neutral measures in the United States were justified by pro American rhetoric imported from Potsdam and laments his misplacement from city politics to national service.
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Laramie Plans Mass Meeting On War Service
Citizens of Laramie call a mass meeting to discuss further patriotic service as the nation enters war. The editorial urges honoring youths leaving for service and coordinating community efforts to support those going to defend the country.
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Plan for Future Civic Meeting in Laramie
Citizens of Laramie are invited to a gathering at Cathedral Hall next Monday evening at eight to hear reports from locals active in regional campaigns aiding national service efforts. Dr William R B Giatbrie will speak on the theme America First and discuss nationwide movements for coordinating all branches of national service.
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Scion of a Wealthy Family in Trouble
Jill Bond, a youthful heir, faces arrest in Wyoming over an automobile theft linked to Urotey Garrett. Bond claims another man stole the car and passed it to him to sell, while his father seeks a fix. Authorities doubt his plan to enlist if charges remain, with possible prosecution and federal transfer for fraud.
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New U P Division Opens With Green River HQ
LARAMIE July 21 The Union Pacific Railroad new western division was formally opened with headquarters at Green River on July 15. H L Bell superintendent and chief clerk Alfred Rutherglen moved to Green River and the depot now serves as a busy rail center after offices returned from Cheyenne. A full new office furniture set enhances the headquarters appearance.
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More Aeroplanes Sighted Over Sheridan Air Activity
Sheridan July 3 Aeroplanes again active in the neighborhood Two were seen over Fort Mackensie after sundown last Friday maneuvering and then flying toward Tongue River canyon A plane above Dana addition on Neilson Heights carried no lights later signaling with colored ground lights and a white light for about 30 minutes before heading toward Tongue River canyon Residents speculate they are our own airplanes on practice flights Fort Mackenzie inquiries yield no information
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