Red Cross Seeks Colorado Man John Lindberg
Red Cross home service seeks John Lindberg, discharged from the army for tuberculosis, last reported in Cheyenne. The aim is to locate him to ensure proper care and public safeguarding after army TB examinations. D. J. Barkedale leads the search for Lindberg’s current whereabouts in Cheyenne.
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John Lindberg
Red Cross Home Service Department of
Colorado
Yeport
Lindberg
Cheyenne
Red Cross
D. J. Barkedale
Home Service
The
Maccabee Commander Visit Planned in Cheyenne
The Maccabees of Cheyenne Tent No. announce a Monday gathering to host their supreme commander. A parade will precede the meeting at KC hall with the Union Pacific band and drum corps set to perform.
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Cheyenne
KC. Hall
Union Pacific Band
New Gas Strikes Reported in Two Wyoming Fields
Gas discoveries update Wyoming oil activity. Ohio Oil Company and partners finish second well at Poison Spider producing over 6 million cubic feet daily. Iron Creek dome yields 16 million cubic feet per day after long drilling and casing. Curtis Petroleum and New York Oil drill new gas-oil sand with high pressure shows.
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Poison Spider
Ohio Oi Company
Frank G. Curtis
Southasper Creek
Ohio Oil Company
Grover C. Townsend
Frank G. Curtis Association
Curtis Petroleum Company
New York Oil Company
Iron Creek
Bieger
Tren Creek
Dedication and Music Night at the Muaccabee Service Flag
The parade and orchestra will furnish music during the meeting. Friends of the order will be admitted at the meeting which will begin at o o'clock. The dedication of the Muaccabee service flag will also take place that night.
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K Orchestra
Friends of the Order
Muaccabee
Masser of Denver to Arbitrate Strike
State Labor Commissioner Ed Taylor says Washington notified that Commissioner Gill of the conciliation board has been detained there and George W Muster, in Denver, will investigate sheep shearing disputes in Fremont county. A wire from the Butte sheep shearers union asks if the government would fix a rate for women in Wyoming and for confirmation if any rate was fixed.
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Ed Taylor
Washington
Gill
Conciliation Board
D. S. Department of Labor
George W. Muster
Denver
Fremont County
Taylor
Sheep Shearers’ Union
Butte, Mont
Wyoming
Baseball Scores Across Leagues
In the American League Cleveland lost to Chicago 2 to 3 and Detroit edged St. Louis 3 to 2. Washington vs Boston games postponed. In the National League Pittsburg defeated St. Louis 12 to 7 and Philadelphia beat New York 1 to 2 while Boston vs Brooklyn was postponed.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Boston-Brooklyn
Gotta Quit Takin That Dog Around
Wyoming imposes strict dog import limits. State veterinarian Dr. A W French warns visitors must leave their pets elsewhere. Dogs entering Wyoming from western states banned. others require a certificate from the departure state proving rabies control in the origin county. Northern Colorado reports rabies cases including in Denver.
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Wyoming
Fido
A. W. French
Colorado
Denver
Men Enrolled For Signal Corps Night School Training
Class 1 and 2 men may join a wireless telegraphy night school at the high school building four evenings a week run by J. K. Hill of the Western Union office. Fifteen men are enrolled. ten more are sought to reach twenty five. James Coxen, Wyoming vocational training director, oversees state signal corps schools. Training can progress to the government school in two to three months with a ten words per minute pace allowed for drafted men. Similar programs exist in Sheridan and Laramie with twelve men already sent to government schools. Joining aids national service and future skilled job prospects amid rising demand.
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Signal Corps
J. K. Hill
Western Union
Hill
James Coxen
Wyoming
Signal Corpu
Covernment
Sheridan
Laramie
Coxen
Yellow Curls Fly in Face of Death at Cheyenne Motordrome
Miss Billie Busby a fearless motorcycle rider performs at the Parker carnival in Cheyenne. She rides a powerful bike around a perpendicular track without handlebars, her yellow curls flying as she tumbles through daring stunts. The crowd cheers as she risks death by action, captivating spectators with danger and speed.
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Cheyenne
Billie Busby
Parker Carnival
Misa Busby
Germans siege and fortify Kronstadt forts
London May 21. Daily Mail Copenhagen dispatch cites Petrograd report that Germans have seized and fortified several forts at Kronstadt indicating strengthened siege operations near the port town.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Copenhagen
Petrograd
Praga
Kronstadt
Shower of Gold Falls Over West
Tremendous benefits were wrought over a large section of country by the rain of the last few days according to G. W. Pittman of the local U. S. weather station. The storm extended as far east as Wisconsin and was general over Iowa Nebraska Kansas western Colorado and much of Wyoming. The heaviest fall was reported from St Paul Minnesota where 1.10 inches fell. Rain fell over Wyoming in all southwestern portions though lighter in the north. Cheyenne 0.67 inches Denver 0.58 North Platte 0.78 Yellowstone Park 0.15 Sheridan 0.62 Lander 0.
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G. W. Pittman
U. S
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
St. Paul
Minnesota
Cheyenne
Denver
North Platte
Yellowstone Park
Sheridan
Lander
Building to Use Concrete Floors for Hynds Structure
Formwork and molding for the concrete flooring of the first floor of the Hynds building have been placed on the site of the former Inter Ocean hotel. Pouring will begin immediately and all floors of the five story building will be concrete to ensure fireproof construction throughout.
Two German Super-Dreadnought U-Boats Sunk Off Gibraltar
Information from passengers on an Italian liner reports that two German U boats were destroyed two weeks earlier by allied destroyers near Gibraltar. One submarine was sunk by depth charges and the other by bombing. the incident was witnessed from the Italian ship.
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Atlantic
Gibraltar
Oro
Saa
Fruit and Produce List Appears in Green Vegetables Page
A compact list highlights strawberries and other fruits such as watermelon, pineapples, oranges, apples, bananas and cherries in a section labeled green vegetables. The note suggests an upcoming stock as the shop signals new arrivals.
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California
American Fruit Co
1618
Capitol Ave
Dangers of Costiveness and Self Treatment Seek Foley Cathartic
The notice warns of auto intoxication from constipation causing headaches irritability rashes and nervous exhaustion if untreated. It touts Foley Cathartic Tablet as a safe gentle remedy without habit forming ingredients and claims wide familiarity and easy use.
Japanese inventor unveils sheet sprinkler for ads on pavement
A Japanese inventor markets a sheet sprinkler device that spreads water onto smooth pavement to form advertising designs. The system aims to create durable, high visibility signage by directing water flow to specific patterns on the surface.
Treasure of India Valued at 2 Billion Pounds
A rough note alleges a vast hoard titled as the Ridden treasure from India, described as gold boarded by indi and estimated at two billion pounds by a London review at F2 000 000 000.
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India
Indi
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