Red Cross drives for rapid Cheyenne mobilization and France relief
Local Red Cross in Cheyenne calls for urgent membership and a Red Cross week next week to fund and organize field work. A nationwide drive seeks at least one dollar from each resident, with women clubs and lodges coordinating bandage and dressing production. Meanwhile 22 tons of supplies, including condensed milk, and an ambulance unit donated by the American Cotton Exchange are shipped to French and Belgian hospitals to aid wounded soldiers.
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Red Cross
Cheyenne
Chad
France
Arras
de Champaigne
New County
Conane Se
Lee
Frances Mother
American Cotton
Botton
June 6 Registration Day Marks Youth Enlistment Era
The article urges celebration as young men aged 21 to 20 register for military service, praising patriotism while noting divides over government methods. It calls for community cheer, support from groups like the Industrial club, and emphasis on building ships with available materials amid wartime prep.
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United States
Industrial Club
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Be attached to the cars and the necessary supply trucks. The entire unit will be manned by Americans now abroad.
Counsel of Folly on State Department Censorship Debate
The New York World argues that state department guidance to limit press discussion of allied differences and peace proposals risks censorship and undermines American values. It critiques Lansing and Gregory for proposals seen as draconian and contrary to the president’s spirit.
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Department of State
Creel
State Department
Congress
Powthie
Volemary
Lansing
Gregory
Special Prayer Service At St Marks Episcopal Church
A special prayer service will be held at St Mark's Episcopal Church Sunday afternoon at 53 o'clock. Bishop N B Thomas will conduct, assisted by Dean S A Huston and city clergy. All residents urged to attend. Women's Civic League urges participation.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Thomas
A. Huston
Women's Civic League
Radetski gains sole ownership of Denver Laramie and Northwestern
Denver June 1 1921 Colorado Iron and Metal president Radetski becomes sole owner of the Denver Laramie and Northwestern railroad after District Judge Denison approves the sale. Radetski also privately purchased a $48000 claim against the railroad, clearing final obstacles to confirmation. Transfer will occur after receiver Marshall B Smith files final report and discharge.
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Denver
Radetski
Colorado Iron & Metal Company
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Denison
Bankers’ Trust Company of New York
Caim
Marshall B. Smith
Smith
Rodrik Martfaleer
Ats Danas
Marshal B. Smith
Heaven and Earth
Ground broken planned for Oil Exchange basemen t
Mills and Baker win excavation contract for the Oil Exchange building in Casper and will break ground the first of the week. They hold the foundation contract as well, preparing for brick work. Local architects note no material shortage, just brick scarcity and transportation congestion easing with empty freight cars, aiding future deliveries.
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Casper
Mills and Baker
Oil Exchange
Center Street
Hagens & Stanley
Mills & Baker
Senate Acts to Drop Newspaper Censorship Section
Washington June 1 administration managers in the senate decided to let the censorship section of the espionage bill die with yesterday's house vote against it. Senate conferees expect to strike the section entirely and bring the bill to passage containing only the provisions approved by both houses.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Mothers Should Let Mayors Run Towns Say Worried Denver Letter
A Denver reader argues women should stop campaigning for city affairs and let elected male officials, including Mayor La Fontaine, manage city business. She praises the mayor, worries over segregated districts, and urges homes and children to be the focus rather than soldiers. The letter emphasizes maternal duties, proper rearing, and warns about dangers to young girls.
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la Fontaine
Fort Russell
Former Cheyenne Man Goes to France as Chaplain
The Rev William Hints of Osceola Iowa formerly Cheyenne has gone to France as a chaplain in the Y M C A He spent his youth in Cheyenne and later after college and seminary held a Iowa pastorate He was prominent in Y M C A work and received the commission Additionally two Chinese men Lin Chu Quong and Lee Hen Sing faced trial in a U S federal court on charges of entering the country with false passports Arguments were to finish Saturday with Judge Riner to rule on deportation proceedings
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William Hints
Osceola
Iowa
Cheyenne
France
Hints
Lin Chu Quong
Lee Hen Sing
United States
Riner
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