American Military Mission Sets Up In Rome Italy Front
The American military mission becomes a permanent establishment at Italian headquarters in Rome with extensive offices and a sizable staff. Maj. Gen. Eben Swift leads the mission with Col. John M. A Palwer as chief of staff and a group of officers from medical, engineer, ordnance and intelligence branches. The unit will move toward active service on the mountain and Piave fronts, joining other Allied missions and coordinating with Italian authorities.
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Piave
Eben Swift
France
General Pershing
Rome
John M. A’ Palwer
General Staff Corps
Waanhington
BR. A. Patterson
Army Medical Corps
Paulus
Engineer Corps
Burgin
Ordnance
E. O. Hunter
McKinney
Morgan
Swift
Winthrop Ler
B. C. Pomeroy
Intelligence
Horace Bigelow
Matson
Prince Colona
Eldhe
Armo
Nerma Radcliffe
Miisslons Co Fom- Mander
Ithearn
High Tank
American HQs Boost Italian Front Observation Efforts
The American headquarters in an old Italian palace oversees war operations with busy offices and typewriter clang. General Swift and staff inspect front lines and factories, meeting General Ding and King Victor, while Colonel Palmer and Lt. Pomeroy plan trips to Albanis to observe allied forces from Adriatic to Macedonia.
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War Department
Washington
Italy
Titian
Donatello
Victor
Palmer
Pomeroy
Albanis
Adriatic
Macedonia
Galonica
Police Extend Hospitality to Motley Dozen in Casper
Casper Wyoming officers provided lodging last night for four drunks three vagrants two well dressed men and one Ray Clayton who posed as a police officer Clayton was arrested while trying to persuade friends on South Center street he was a badge holder Early morning Jim Brennan an intoxicated Native American was found in Burlington yards after sleeping off liquor despite rain He was taken to the city jail and his presumed train line liquor source remained unclear
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Casper
Wyo
Marquis of Queensbury
Ray
Clayton
South Center Street
Jim Brennan
Burlington
Red Cross raffles donated horse in Moorcroft fundraiser
In Moorcroft Wyoming on June 4 a horse donated by L A Robinson was raffled by the Red Cross committee, netting 120 dollars. The winning ticket No. 19 was held by Chas Lewis who returned the horse to the Red Cross, as there was no use for it. The animal and other items will be auctioned or raffled later for the local branch’s benefit.
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Moorcroft
Wyo
Red Cross
L. A. Robinson
Chas. Lewis
Memorial Day Services Meet at K of C Hall
All members are requested to meet at the Knights of Columbus hall on Sunday June 9 at 2 16 pm to take part in the memorial day services J B Kepley C C
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K. of C.'hall
Fune
J. B. Kepley
C. C
Highway Condemned as Menace by Highland Grange
Highland Colony residents northwest of Cheyenne urge action on a defective road to the city, east of Round Top reservoir. Capitol Viejo Grange No. 24 calls the route a menace, cites drainage failures since 1917, and seeks county action and publication.
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Highland Colony
Cheyapne
Cheyenne
Round-top Reservoir
Capitol Vieja Grange No
Round Top
Impressed by Italian Skill at Seaplane Training Camp
American officers praise Italian efficiency and hospitality at a seaplane training camp on an inland Italian lake. Ensigns note crack pilots and skilled machinists, with Italy expanding aviation camps to push air power. General Chiesa cites 40,000 Italian workers in machine manufacture.
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Italy
Navy Department of the
Pensacola
Pio Moa
Thaly
Chiesa
New Road Opened From Rawlins To Fort Steele
Rawlins Wyoming June 4 A new road from Rawlins to Fort Steele opens along the north side of the track shortening the distance and smoothing grades Cement culverts and shale cover the surface where sand troubles arise The road is 30 feet wide and will be blocked for several days after rain to cure it The old road remains traversable via a new crossing a couple miles east Lincoln highway work underway west of Rawlins with state and county cost sharing
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Rawlins
Wyo
Fort Steels
Board of County Commissioners
Fort Steele
State of
Wyoming
Carbon County
Board of County Commission
State Highway Commission
Lincoln
Cpaben
Baggu
Board of Co. Commissioners
Frontier Times Killing Recalled in El Paso
June 4 report from Ml Paso recalls the January 2 killing of Charles Qualey. William G. Hassell of Lubbock was charged. Police faced a crowded plaza scene as a man linked to a Lasbock bank and cattle interests was taken into custody. Qualey, a wealthy mining operator with properties in Chihuahua and Sonora, spent much time at his brother Joseph Qualey in New York.
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Paso
Tex
Charles Qualey
William G. Hassell
Lubbock
FI Paso
Planvers
Worthy Picture
Romeoas
Police
Patna
William G. Roswell
Wankip Lashbock
el Paso
Qualey
Mexico
New Mexico
Chihuahua
Mes
Gago, & M
Clu
Hin
Josph Qualey
New York
Head Not Bared to U S Flag Sparks Court Move
Chicago on Memorial Day saw F B Seymour arrested for failing to remove his hat during the flag ceremony. He was ordered committed to a psychopathic hospital today after a judge declared him not crazy and sent him to a psychiatric lab for evaluation. Dr. W J Hickson described Seymour as unresponsive to emotion and patriotic sentiment, saying he would not raise his hand to save his mother.
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Chicago
L F. B Seymour
Psychopathic Hospital
W. J. Hickson
Casper Boilermakers Strike For Higher Wages
Seventy boilermakers at the Mid west and Standard refineries in Casper Wye are on strike demanding a ten dollar daily rise. They currently earn four dollars ninety cents a day and helpers four sixty.
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Casper
Wye
Midwest
Standard
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