Director Taylor Appeals for Jobs for Soldier Boys
Federal labor director for Wyoming urges employers to place returning servicemen from the 148th Field Artillery in jobs. He cites demobilization at Port Nussell and 90 percent employer assurances, but warns delays risk bolshevism and urges posting openings to Casper and Sheridan offices and related boards. He stresses a nationwide effort to connect 4160 percent of jobs to veterans, with emphasis on decent wages and living conditions.
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Eight Officers and 641 Enlisted Men of 148th Coming to Fort
Troops from the 41st division including 66th field artillery 14 ten 146th field artillery 11 officers 535 men 45th field artillery 8 officers 424 men and 5 officers 217 men travel on transports Peerless and Floridan. The Peerless docks in New York today and the Floridan tomorrow en route to Fort Russell.
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Three Fire Alarms Turned In By Boys
During the past week the fire department has responded to three false alarms caused by small boys pulling alarm boxes. The chief of police said a reward would be offered for the apprehension of the boys involved.
Talaat Bey Faces Transition Amid Ottoman Turmoil
Talaat Bey, noted for his role in Ottoman policy, is described amid the empire's upheaval as new leadership nears, with Mass Sarin and Turkish forces shaping strategic moves during this period.
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Talaat Bey
Peng
Reconstruction themes voiced by Cheyenne Colored Civic League
The Cheyenne Colored Civic League met at Second Baptist Church for the final night of a four night church congress led by Rev. C O Smith. Mrs Tena Ward read a paper on the State of Country praising democracy, liberty, and the negro’s role in rebuilding after World War I.
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Civic League
Cheyenne Colored Civic League
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C. O. Smith
J.T. Muse
Tena Ward
Abraham Linecoln
Europs
Alronger
Lenerly
France
Eschrgher
Gortang
Elks Flag Day Service Set at Elks Home
All Elks and their families are requested to attend flag day services at Elks Home sitting afternoon at 3200 p.m. June 15th. The article also contains an unrelated anecdote about a Japanese man attempting to sleep with a wooden block under his head.
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Home Service
Elks Invite Members to Flag Day Services
An Elks group and their families are urged to attend flag day services at the Elks Home on Sunday afternoon at 3 00 p m June 15th, by the committee.
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Elks
Wyoming Disabled Yanks Seek Training Posts For Veterans
The Red Cross reports 181 Wyoming soldiers returned home disabled after World War I. Most counties are represented as men begin training for new trades, with vacancies in vocational programs and government support explained by Home Service offices and the Federal Vocational Training Board.
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Red Cross
Denver
Wile State
Wild Hat
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Remisdance
Federal Vocational Training Board
Rei
Gleatfe Ends Nighttime Approach With Eye Placement
A curious gleatfe, a timid animal, faces increasing danger as its eyes are 80 placed, hindering vision both when facing forward and in fropt. Researchers note its vulnerable posture and discuss implications for its behavior and survival.
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