Wyoming Tourism Path Promised From Yellowstone Route
Senator Kendrick reports strong eastern interest in an automobile road linking the Rocky Mountain, Yellowstone, and Glacier parks. Interior officials say they will study hotel capacity and services from Cheyenne to Cody before expanding the plan. Wyoming towns along the route express support while Jackson Hole lacks accommodations, delaying southern extension. The project could boost Wyoming tourism and attract national travelers.
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Kendrick
Interior Department
Lane
Rocky Mountain
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
H. M. Albright
National Park Service
New York
Denver
Cheyenne
Cody
Wyoming
Yellowstone Parks
Yellowstone National Park
Buffalo Fork
Snake
The
Tetons
Wind River
Hoback District
Yellowstone Park
Jackson Hole
Jackson Lake
Cheyeone
Riverton
Lander
Wyoming Tourism Drive Praised by Interior Department
A Department of the Interior initiative sparks a movement to promote Wyoming attractions. The suggestion is described as meritorious and expected to yield inestimable benefits for the state.
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Ming
Wyoming
Department of the
Banking Campaign Promotes Thrift in Cleveland
A Cleveland campaign of newspaper advertising by banks and trust companies aimed at promoting thrift drew wide attention and inquiries. The digest notes bank deposits rose as foreign savers and wage earners boosted savings, aiding Cleveland’s share of the Fifth Liberty Loan.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Euclid Avenue
Francis R. Morison
Citizens Building
Cleveland Savings Banks and Trust Companies
Associated Banks
Trust Companies
Bankers’ Association
F. J. Woodworth
Liberty Loan “Publicity Organization
Woodworth
The
Liberty Loan Organization
Transatlantic Air Flight Tied to American Effort
The piece notes the triumph of an air flight across the Atlantic via the Azores as an American achievement. It adds that Austrian crowns have fallen to about four cents in value, and even the crown’s headgear is worth less.
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Azores
Admiral Kolchak Eyes Possible Push Against Bolsheviks
The article notes Kolchak may fail to force Bolshevik forces from power but could push them from key Russian seats. It also highlights Hawker’s feat and Britain’s pride while a Danish ship saved Kolchak and an American vessel retrieved what remained of his seaplane.
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Kolchak
Russia
England
Hawker
Britannia
Traveling Man Tries to Jump From Moving Train
Vernon A. Barnes a Salt Lake traveling man attempted to leap from the observation platform of the Overland Limited near North Platte after leaving the diner passengers and trainmen say he appeared intoxicated He chased his wife through the car then tried to dive from the rear platform but was stopped by fellow passengers A physician on board gave morphine to the man after placing him back in the sleeper
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Dong So
Man’s Change of Mind Prompts Local Inquiry
A man who was thought to reconsider by morning is the subject of a local inquiry. His wife could not explain his actions or recount them in any meaningful way. Barnes, a representative of Bulley Brothers of Chicago, had just returned from a business trip to the case.
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Barnes
Bulley Brothers
Chicago
Bachelor’s Club After Renovation Opens at Warren Avenue
The Bachelors' Club at 1916 Warren Avenue, remodeled by Henry Bullock, is ready for occupancy. The building offers eight rooms with hot and cold running water and is described as centrally located and desirable for bachelors.
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Bachelors’ Club
Warren Avenue
Henry Bullock
Hughly
140th Artillery to Reach America on June 15
Governor Carey received word from the War Department that the 148th Field Artillery, largely Wyoming National Guardsmen, will land in New York on June 15. The regiment sailed from St Nazaire on June 3 aboard the Floridian and Peerless. Demobilized Wyoming and Colorado troops are expected to reach Cheyenne by about June 25, with a Wyoming welcome planned led by Colonel Isilair.
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Carey
War Department
148Th Field Artillery
Wyoming
Garey
New York
Isi Lair
Early Americana respond to country meets overseas action
Among the earliest Americana to respond to the nation's call they went overseas in December 1947 and saw their first action at Chateau Thierry.
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Germany
Chateau Thierry
Capital Hostess Re-Elected President of Coursetown University Board
Mrs Isaac Gans of Washington has been re elected for a fourth term as president of the women's board at Coursetown University. The article notes her role as a leading hostess and supporter of university activities.
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Isaac Gans
Washington Saa
Coursetown University
Hos Pee
Colored Civic League Discusses Democracy
The Colored Civic League met at the A M F church with HC Jefferson presiding. Department 4 Promptness in Attending Public meetings and Democracy interpreted States were discussed led by J M Bridicott. Next meeting set for Second Baptist church next Thursday evening.
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Colored Civic League
A. M Ff
HC. Jefferson
Department 4
J. M. Bridicott
League
Second Baptist Church
Clyde Davis Begum At NorthWisomer Corner
Clyde Davis appears to be involved in an entage near the northwest corner of Twenty-eighth Street and Pioneer Avenue. The readable fragment suggests a local street incident or notice in the area. Further details are unclear from the text.
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Clyde Davis
Twenty-eighth Street
Giant British plane ready to hop off from Newfoundland
A fragmentary report notes a large British aircraft prepared to depart Newfoundland. The text is garbled and omits clear names, dates, or destinations, leaving ambiguity about the exact flight plan and involved parties.
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Newfoundland
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Interor Department
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Sao
Aodee Willecks
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