Encouraging Russian reforms under Kerensky front
Official dispatches report stricter army discipline amid political upheaval in Russia. Kerensky’s return to the front strengthens efforts to aid Petrograd while avoiding interference in internal affairs. Kronstadt troubles prompt belief Russia will chart its own course with self government.
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Washington
Kerensky
Petrograd
Russia
Kronstadt
Council of Workmen's and Soldiers’ Delegates
Red Cross Membership Drive Boosts Cheyenne Support
The Red Cross membership campaign in Cheyenne nears 2000 as solicitors report strong local response. Residents are urged to join, supporting medical aid, ambulance trains, base hospitals and care for wounded soldiers and their families.
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R. M. Lamont
Red Cross
Ise
Ous Thompson
W. C. Wolesti
F. Junk
Paul Wilcox
Ores D. Clark
KR. C
de A Highteyman
D. Jonson
L. C. Sampson
Wm. Lapnen
Fred 3Ier DA
Goethals Program Undergoes Attack
Washington June 7. Emergency Fleet Corp officials F A Busti and F H Clark warn that without rapid tonnage gains the war reaches our shores. They report ten contractors offered to build 496 wood hulls in thirteen months or 786 in eighteen, with five programs totaling about 66.
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Washington, D. C
F. A. Bustis
F. H. Clark
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Haig’s army advances nine mile front in Messines Wytecaste sector
Haig’s troops resume the offensive and push forward over a nine mile front in the Messines Wytecaste area near Ypres. First objective captured with praised progress and prisoners taken as German positions along a five mile stretch near Lens are reportedly broken.
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London
Haig
Messinies-Wytecaste
Messines-Wytachaste
Belgium
Yprea
Lens
Ottawa
Wilfred Laurier
Borden
Costtfaverme
15000 in Second Series of U S Camps
The War Department announced that about 15000 men will be trained in the second series of officers reserve camps from August 27 to September 26. Adjt. Gen. McCain said forty thousand entered the first series, and the reduction aims to attract older and more experienced men for fall encampments.
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Washington, D. C
Adjt
McCain
War Department
Red Cross Membership Coupon for Cheyenne Chapter
A membership coupon invites enrollment in the Red Cross Cheyenne Wyoming chapter. The note asks to pin a dollar to the coupon and mail it to ER. M. Lamont, chairman, or drop at Red Cross headquarters in the Packard garage for the Red Cross Chapter Cheyenne.
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ER. M. Lamont
The
Red Cross
Packard Garage
War Registration Short of Bureau Estimates
Thirty-one Cheyenne graduates received diplomas at a high school commencement held in the public gymnasium. Rev E Brace spoke as the class, led by salutatorian Miss Helen James, presented a Belgium Belief Fund address. Officials later described war registration results from seven states and the District of Columbia with 816 407 men registered.
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Genius Bureau
U.S
Cheyenne
Warner
J. ©. Creager
E. Brace
Methodist Church
Helen James
Belgium
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Census Bureau
Baker
Washington, D.C
Rockford
Freeport
Belvidere
Department of Justice
Chicago
Greenville
Miss
Salvatore Zampano
Scranton
Wisconsin
Extra Vote Offer Promises Big Returns for Subscriptions
Candidates urged to act before the 10 p m Saturday close of a special Extra Vote Offer. Subscriptions determine extra votes per dollar, with examples showing $10 yielding large vote increases and $40 yielding 120 000 extra votes. After the offer, a Special Vote Offer ballot will finalize entitlements.
Knife Fatal Ends John C Foley Life Story
John C Foley died last night at St Johns hospital after an operation for an acute abdominal disorder. Born in Ireland around 45 years ago he came to America as a youth and settled in Rawlins Wyoming to run a laundry. He later moved to Cheyenne where he established a small laundry and seven years ago built the present Geyser laundry, the largest in the state.
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John C. Poley
St. John’s Hospital
Mr. Foley
Ireland
America
Rawlins
Wyo
Cheyenne
Enthusiasm for War and Bonds Runs High in Omaha
Governor Carey reports strong patriotism after his eastern trip with many citizens joining the war bond drive. Poles at a church rally enlisted and marched in a large patriotic demonstration while bankers note rapid bond sales and solid investment appeal. Carey visited Philadelphia and other cities before returning to Cheyenne after over a month away.
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Joseph M. Carey
Omaha
Carey
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