Wyoming’s Own 148th Regimental Return to U S
The Wyoming’s Own 148th Field Artillery Regiment arrived from overseas and will be with home folks within ten days. Twenty four officers and 414 enlisted men debarked at New York yesterday, were moved to a camp near New York, then to Fort Russell to be demobilized after nearly three years of service. The unit is under Colonel Burke M. Sinclair of Cheyenne, who was appointed by Wyoming’s war governor, Frank L. Moun, and served in France during the war’s later stages.
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148Th Field Artillery
14Sth
Gatorado
New York
Fort Rundell
448Th
Burke M. Sinclair
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Frank L. Moun
France
Mons
148th Wyoming unit to get royal welcome in Cheyenne
The 148th Wyoming unit fought in the Aisne and Meuse Argonne campaigns and suffered 94 casualties including 47 deaths. Arrangements for a royal welcome in Cheyenne are being organized by a committee appointed by Governor Cary.
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Meuse-Argonne
Cheyenne
Cartey
Telegraphers Lose Support in National Strike
Telegraphers union leaders say the nationwide strike of commercial operators paralyzed telegraphic communication with about 23 000 towns and cities. They claim Western Union telegrams moved slowly with delays of six to eight hours and report heavy congestion of commercial traffic over railroad wires. Headquarters in St Louis report declining commercial business.
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Social Workers Training Course Offered in Colorado
A training school for social workers will be offered in cooperation with the home service department of the Mountain division of the American Red Cross at the University of Colorado in Denver from June 30 to September 6. Practical social work training will be provided and field work will be part of the course.
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Denver
Home Service Department
Mountain Division
Ned Grogs
Willepen
University of Catorado
Southern Lining Up For No Accident Week
Superintendent H E Newlek of the Colorado and Southern attended safety conferences in Cheyenne to promote No Accident Week with plans for employee safety initiatives. A garden hose was reported stolen from George Dalber’s garden Friday night. A large selection of baby carriages and sulkies was advertised by Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbeiner.
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Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbeiner
Southern
H. E. Newlek
Colorado & Southern
Cheyenne
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