Red Cross campaign urged in Cheyenne for wartime relief
Local chapter calls for immediate Red Cross membership and fundraising to support the new army after June and wartime needs in France. A weeklong Red Cross drive aims to enlist every Cheyenne resident, with at least one dollar per member and a large-scale production of bandages and dressings at city workrooms.
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Red Cross
Cheyenne
Chad
France
Arras
de Champaigne
New County
Conane Se
June 6 Registration Day Prompts Patriotism Across Town
Articles urge citizens to celebrate and support the June 6 registration of men aged 21 to 30 for military service. The piece stresses national duty, public cheer, and industrial mobilization, including shipbuilding, amid debates over government methods and wartime needs.
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United States
Industrial Club
American Units to Support Car Deployment Abroad
Acknowledging logistic needs, the enterprise unit will be attached to supply trucks and maintained by American personnel now stationed overseas. The move aims to ensure seamless operation as equipment is distributed to the field.
Debate on State Department Censorship Proposals
A New York World critique argues that state department guidance on discussing allied differences and peace rumors risks censorship and undermines American values. The piece blames Lansing and Gregory for shaping draconian rules and stresses opposition to suppressing foreign affairs discourse.
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Department of State
Creel
State Department
Congress
Powthie
Volemary
Lansing
Gregory
Special Prayer Service At St Mark's Episcopal Church
A special prayer service will be held Sunday afternoon at St Mark's Episcopal Church at 53 o'clock led by Bishop N B Thomas with Dean B A Huston and city clergy. All interested in improving city conditions are urged to attend by the Women's Civic League.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Thomas
A. Huston
Women's Civic League
Radetski becomes sole owner of Denver Laramie Northwestern
Denver June 1 1926 Judge Denison approves sale of the Denver Laramie and Northwestern to Radetski president of the Colorado Iron and Metal company making him holder of all claims against the railroad through a private $48000 purchase of Electric Properties company claim. Final transfer awaits receiver Marshall B Smith’s discharge in about two weeks.
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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 for Oil Exchange basement in Casper
Mills and Baker win excavation contract for the Oil Exchange building basement and will break ground the first of the week. The firm also handles foundation work as brick construction is prepared. Officials say Casper faces no material shortage this year despite brick and lumber supply concerns elsewhere.
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Casper
Mills and Baker
Oil Exchange
Center Street
Hagens & Stanley
Mills & Baker
Senate drops newspaper censorship in espionage bill
Washington June 1. Senate managers said the newspaper censorship section of the espionage bill will die with yesterday's house vote against it. Senate conferees expect to strip the provision entirely and send the bill back to the senate with only its blended provisions intact.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Mother's plea on town affairs and gender roles in Cheyenne
A Cheyenne reader writes as a mother arguing against women campaigning in town governance and for male leadership. She defends Mayor La Fontaine, critiques the segregated district as unsafe for girls, and urges mothers to focus on home rearing and discussions with children rather than public campaigns.
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la Fontaine
Fort Russell
Former Cheyenne Man Goes to Franc
The Rev. William Hints of Osceola Iowa, formerly Cheyenne, has gone to France as a chaplain in the YMCA. Hints, who grew up in Cheyenne and later served as a pastor in Iowa, was active in YMCA work and received this commission. Two Chinese men Lin Chu Quong and Lee Hen Sing faced trial in federal court on charges of traveling with false passports. Arguments wrap up Saturday with Judge Riner to render a deportation decision.
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William Hints
Osceola
Iowa
Cheyenne
France
Hints
Lin Chu Quong
Lee Hen Sing
United States
Riner
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