Oil Firm Incorporation Filed in Secretary of State
Buck Creek Oil Company filed articles of incorporation with capital of 1 million dollars. Directors include Tom Bell A B Bell M A Lewis William Delahoyde J W Agnew L S Noble and A B de Riegles. Local brief notes cover fishing rods by university staff and various Cheyenne visits and business updates.
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Secretary of State
Buck Creek Oil Company
Tom Bell
A. B. Bell
M. A. Lewis
William Delahoyde
J. W. Agnew
Noble
A. BE. de Riegles
Cheyenne Milking Co
Weather Report for Wyoming and Daingerfield Area
Weather data show clear conditions with a high of 77 degrees and a low of 44. Winds from the south at 25 mph. Total precipitation since January 1 stands at 8.32 inches versus a normal 7.13. Forecast calls for generally fair conditions Saturday and Sunday with moderate temperatures.
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L. H. Daingerfield
Wyoming
Shredded Wheat Promises Spring Energy Boost
Advertisement from Oakland California touts Shredded Wheat as a complete food tonic that aids digestion and boosts vitality. Two biscuits with milk form a nourishing, low cost meal as bodies shed winter toxins this spring and summer.
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Oakland
California
Army assigns, relieves and revokes orders for coast artillery officers
Military notices list Lieut. Col. J. Porter placed on active duty while Capt. Edward N. Macon is relieved from recruiting service. Capt. Norman Williamson and Capt. William Shields proceed to duty, with several coast artillery officers reassigned or detached. Multiple paragraphs in special orders No. 12 and related orders are revoked or amended, including transfers to the engineer training camp and Pinita burg, and revocation of various detached lists.
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Edward N. Macon
Norman EF. Williamson
Medical Reserve Corps
William 8. Shields
Medical Corps
Onnice
Atlanta
Coast Artillery Corps
Coast Artillery
Kenneth C. Manteller
W. K E. Shedd, Jr
Henry W. T. Elgin
Clair W. Baird
George B. Turner
Sanderford Jarman
Clifford C. Carson
F. I. Hardaway
War Department
BE. B. Gray
Oficer
Coast Defenses
Pensacola
H. T. Burgin
Citizens’ Training
Presidio of
San Francisco
Cal
P. Hl. Worcester
J. B. Crawford
F. A. Englehart
W. A Copthorne
Lawrence Watts
Cape Fear
Maj
A. W. Brown
Judge Advocate
Central Department
Cal. H. Jervey
Corps of Engineers
M. Frost
Californian
Wational Guard
H. J. Keeley
Infantry
T. H. Bane
Field Artillery
Anget of
Congress
Signal Corps
P. Thomas
Governor Houx Praises Cheyenne for Liberty Loan Support
Governor Houx lauded Cheyenne for its strong response to the Liberty loan drive. He cited Cheyenne subscriptions totaling 864,000 toward a national target of 2,000,000,000 and highlighted per capita support amid a city population of about 12,000. The governor noted Cheyenne’s contribution as ex ample of national patriotism and urged continued effort.
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Cheyenne
Prank
Houx
United States
Thin Lite
Bill to Give War Supplies Right of Way Blocked
Washington supporters push for final vote on a bill authorizing the president to order priority in railroad transport of troops and war supplies. Opponents argue the measure blocks food control and threaten to amend only to deny rail damages for prior routing losses.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Newlands
Tomorow
Steid, Smith
Georgia
Hardwick
Man Tries to Batter Brains Out in City Jail
An inmate identified as H. C Douglas in the city jail became violent in the common cell and was moved to a small cell. There he headbutted the wall and then adopted a milder habitual motion described as picking daisies.
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H. C Douglas
American Aviator Drops Eleventh German Plane
Adjutant Raoult Lufberry of New Haven Connecticut, premier fighting airman of the Lafayette Escadrille, shot down his eleventh German aircraft after twenty five shots in a battle against five enemy flyers. His plane was shattered and he fell fifteen thousand feet to his death.
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Paris
Raoult Lufberry
New Haven
Kansas City Board of Trade removes maximum price on July corn
The Kansas City board of trade adopts a resolution removing the July corn maximum price. Trading in this option is restricted to closing old contracts, and new wheat and corn July sales require clear proof the grain is ready for immediate delivery.
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Kansas City
Dune li
Kansas City Board of Trade
Americans Asked To Leave Germany After Months Of Delay
COPENHAGEN June 15. Stark an employee of the International Harvester Company at Neus Prussia arrived here from Germany last night. He had been trying since February 6 to obtain a passport and was finally allowed to depart. He says several Americans have been refused passports until the war ends while German authorities urge American women to evacuate the country.
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Copenhagen
London
Stark
International Harvester Company
Neus
Prussia
Germany
Mexican Million Altries Robbed in Detroit Hotel
Edward Lerico and Miguel Orris, wealthy Mexican mine owners and Pancho Villa associates, were robbed of 946000 at a Detroit hotel yesterday. The thieves fled, while Lerico and Orris were in the city to purchase automobiles.
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Detroit
Mich
Edward Lerico
Miguel Orris
Pancho Villa
Chicago Women May Drink and Smoke in Saloons
In Chicago on June 16 Judge Ublic discharged two women charged with frequenting saloons, ruling that women may drink and smoke in saloons under the moral court decision.
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Chicago
Ublic Im
Moral Court Today
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results include Brooklyn and St Louis at 12 innings with Cincinnati 12 Philadelphia and New York Pittsburg postponed in cold weather. American League games show New York 1 St Louis 1 Boston 0 Chicago 0 Philadelphia 9 Cleveland 2 Washington 3 Detroit 4. In a separate report guardsmen arrested after trouble with a night watchman were released and will not face trial.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Hh. J. Schafer
Arthur C. Croaby
Harry A. Pawson
Union Pacific
Keet Baby Kidnapping Case Tightens Evidence
Springfield officials reveal tightening evidence in the Claude J. Piersol kidnapping and murder case of J Holland Keet's infant son. Authorities maintain secrecy while pursuing the murderers, with new disclosures emerging from events last night and today.
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Springfield
Claude J. Piersol
J. Holland Keet
President Wilson presses food measures in Senate push
In Washington on June 15 President Wilson used his personal influence to back the food bill. The Senate will begin work on the control measure tomorrow and may pass it ahead of the war tax bill and other war measures, with the hour set for Monday.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Senate
Literary Club Discusses Bonds and Red Cross Work
At a Young Men's Literary Club meeting no paper was read as members focused on Liberty bond subscriptions and Red Cross activities. Johnston gave an administrative overview of Red Cross wartime work and wartime nursing changes, with Watts presiding and Kennedy acting as secretary.
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Liberty Bond
Red Cross
Johnston
American Red Cross
Watts
Pire Tem
Kennedy
Matson
Argesheiner
Matsen
Erttit
Wyoming Red Cross Hundred Million Drive Urges Local Subscriptions
Wyoming Red Cross council and state citizens mobilize for a hundred million fund drive. Business firms with Wyoming resources are urged to contribute and proportion subscriptions to recognize Wyoming Red Cross as a beneficiary alongside other state efforts.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Red Cross
Wyoming
Red Cross of
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