Homeward bound 448th Field Artillery returns from Germany
The 448th Field Artillery, largely Wyoming and Colorado guardsmen, sailed home in June 1947 via the Floridian and Peerless. Commanded by Col Burke H. Sinclair, the unit helped halt the German Marne advance at Chateau Thierry and played a key role at the Marne bridges. Demobilization will occur at Fort Russell in Cheyenne with a welcome planned for Wyoming.
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448Th Field Artillery
Wyoming
Colorado
New York
Germany
Burke H. Sinclair
Gheyenne
Chateau Thierry
Marne
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Wyoming Governor Seeks Early Return for 75 Veterinary Corps Members
Governor Robert D. Carey urged Congressman Mondell to secure return for about seventy five Wyoming soldiers in France assigned to the veterinary corps. He argues they are needed at home for ranching and industry and that delaying their return harms local business and civilian life.
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Robert D. Carey
Frank W. Mondéll
Veterinary Corps
France
United States
Mondell
Wyoming
Bia
Gowitnor Carey
Ieah Handy
Red Ap
Covernor Carey
Mondeil
Poeding Weather Update Lacking Clear Details
Fragmentary weather note provides unclear location and timing. Readers should seek official forecasts from meteorological authorities for accurate region specific conditions and temperature expectations.
Milwaukee Street Car Wreck Injures Sixty Five
A Milwaukee street car on the Sixth Street hill derailed and toppled, crashing into a fire alarm box. Fire crews arrived as ambulances and private vehicles evacuated and rushed injured riders to emergency hospitals.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Sixth Street
Lowecever
Peace talks and mood swing in postwar Europe
Reports say the council of four continues talks on German and Austrian peace provisions with a possible end of week reply. Austria’s financial terms and reparations are under review as Poland protests changes to Silesia. Coup and counter moves unfold as Bolsheviks claim defeats of Kolchak forces.
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Associated Press
Council of Four
Austria
Premier-Paderewski
Poland
Ics
Silesia
Copenhagen
Lloyd George
Paris
We Union of South Africa
Kolchak
Omsk
Czecho-Slovaks Favor Austrian Peace Terms
Paris June 5 The Czecho-Slovaks express satisfaction with the Austrian peace territorial clauses. Foreign Minister Denia told Temps that the council of four sided with expanding Bohemia and Moravia borders and ensuring national life for the Czecho-Slovak minority, notably in Vienna.
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Paris
M. Denia
Council of Four
Historia Frontiera
Bohemia and
Moravia
Vienna
Settlement talks widen Adriatic tensions in Aegean era
Paris dispatches report Premier Orlando of Italy and Premier Clemenceau nearing a settlement on the Adriatic issue. La Liberte notes signs of a settlement on the Piumo question. The Jugoslav claim appears to favor Dalmatia joining Italy while Jugoslavs gain the port of Sebenico.
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Paris
Orlando
Wyoming Supreme Court hears highway case and rulings
The Wyoming Supreme Court recently heard arguments on a public highway obstruction case from Laramie County, with Chief Justice Cyrus Board and others on the bench. The court also considered Marble v. State Board of School Land Commissioners in which Marble seeks a mandamus to issue a sale certificate in Platte County, plus Miller v. Amoret U. from Fremont County with the court remanding for judgment modification. Budd v. Roy from Lincoln County ends due to brief filing failures.
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Wyoming State Supreme Court
Wi'iam
L. J
State of Wyoming
District Court of
Laramie County
Cyrus Board
N. Potter
James M. Burgess
Sheridan
Marble
State Board of School Lant Commissioners
Land Board
Pdtte County
HH. B. Miller
Farmera State Bank of
Bridger
Montana
Huyene Amoret U
District Court
Fremont County
Miller
Montana Bank
Amoretti
Gora
Supreme Court
Lower Cour
Charles P. Budd
Sarah Roy
Lincoln County
Wines Return and Telegraph Strike Spread Across States
Washington June 5 officials report Postmaster General Burleson ordered telegraph and telephone lines to resume operation on their own, despite strikes sparked by unions. Western Union employees in seven southern states were ordered to continue work, led by union president Konenkamp who says the strike will expand nationwide. New York reports fewer than 400 workers affected in Konenkamp territory.
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Wassinggton
Burlesom
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Commercial Telegraphees’ Union
Z. Konenamp
Atlanta
Atrike
New York
Konenkamp
New County Agent to Be Appointed in Laramie County
The county board will appoint a new agricultural agent at the next meeting to succeed Marie Wead who recently resigned. The board will continue agricultural aid despite the loss of federal assistance.
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Laramie
Two Men Injured in Cheyenne- Denver Highway Crash
One victim, John Rudiger of Long Beach California, is severely injured with facial and skull fractures after a water-road hazard caused a tire blowout and rollover. Frank Nudiger also suffers serious injuries. both were taken to Greeley for care and Prank Nudiger was to be moved to Denver hospital.
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John Rudiger
Frank Nudiger
Long Beach
Calif
Witel
Watah Road
Cheyenne- Denver
Denver
New York Doctor May Practice Here
George Alliban of the American Medical College of New York City arrived in Cheyenne last night and will review the field with a view to starting a medical practice here.
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New York
George Alliban
American Medical College of
New York City
Cheyenne
Colorado Quill Pushers Meet in Cheyenne
The Weld County Editorial association holds its annual meeting in Cheyenne with about thirty Colorado editors attending. The chief session occurs at the Industrial club tonight and visitors tour Hereford ranch Frontier park Fort Russell and other sites this afternoon. It marks the first association meeting held outside Colorado.
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Weld, County
Cheyenne
Colorado
Industrial Club
Frontier Committee
Hereford Ranch
Frontier Park
Fort Russell
Peage Treaty Debate Dominates Senate Session
Washington June 5 The senate heatedly debated the peace treaty stirring arguments over publication and league of nations. Senators Borah and Silvhcock accused opponents of partisan attacks while Acting Secretary Polk denied claims the State Department leaked financial sections. A White House backed inquiry into treaty copy channels was introduced, signaling greater presidential involvement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
League of Nations
Wrich
Silvhcock
Nebraska
Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Idaho
Democratic State Department
League
Taft
Polk
State Department
Senator Lodge
New York
Policiny
Department
Bobaton
Mttehcock
New
White House
Martin Bember Plans Continental Flight With Cheyenne Stop
An experimental war department aircraft named Martin Hember is set for an early cross continental flight with a single stop. It will pass Cheyenne at about 6 10 a m and not stop there, heading to the western states then onward to Minnesota and New York.
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War Department
Martin Hember
Cheyenne
North Plate
Nebraska
Wealhound
Minngewin
New York
Earthquake or Blast Shocks Seattle Citywide Alarm
Reports from Seattle describe a heavy shock late at night, causing widespread alarm and temporary blackouts. Authorities investigate whether a major earthquake or large explosion occurred, with residents reporting tremors and structural concerns across the city.
Tragic mine disaster in Wilkesbarre injures many
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on June 5 a blast in the Delaware and Hudson Coal tunnel killed eighty three men and burned fifty more. A short circuit from trolley wires and a powder keg caused a flash that roasted workers traveling to their shifts, with 143 men and boys aboard the train.
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Wilkesbarre
Britiwere
Delaware &Hudson Coal Company
East End
Onorema
Oly
Buylangef
Delaware & Madson” Company
Te Company
Trun
County and City Building Furnishings Let to Denver Firm
The Lara mie county and Gheyende city commissioners awarded furniture for the new public building to Home Furniture Manufacturing Co of Denver for about 24000 dollars. Electrical fixtures contract went to Cheyenne Construction Co for 4950 dollars, nearly 1000 less than the next bid. The board expects occupancy within months though carpentry and completion work may extend beyond.
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Laramie County
Gheyende
Home Furniture Manufacturing Company of
Denver
Subayitstead
Cheyenne Construction Company
Warren Richardson
Board of County Commissioners
Moonth
Caryl
Cheyenne and Other Towns Entitled to Mementoes of Maine
Fragmented notice states towns including Cheyenne are entitled to mementoes of Maine. The garbled text references war department, history, and a deceased recipient, with unclear dates or details.
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Cheyenne
Maine
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Mitchell
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