Women Lead War Council Plans and Labor Shifts
The Wyoming War Council meeting featured Mrs. Morton outlining women’s wartime work, a proposed July 17 registration day for women, and a three-woman committee to run it. Dr. Beard estimated 20,000 U.S. physicians needed after the first draft. Henrietta Kolshorn urged home fruit and vegetable drying education for 18–20 young women to train others. Labor officials noted farm and ranch labor demand, with local exchange and possible ads in eastern papers. Governor Houx may issue a proclamation calling women to register.
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Cheyenne
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Beard
Army of
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Henrietta Kolshorn
State Council of Defense
H. ©. Watrud
Beeng
Department of Agriculture
Diers of
Sheridan
Concensus
St. J. Carey
State Council
West
Basin
Kansas City Star
Fred Hoel
Knight
For Sale Household Furniture Inquire at Reed Street
Classified notice offers household furniture for sale with inquiry at 2521 Reed St between 10 and 12 o clock a m. State Leader advertising promises results.
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Reed St
Judge to preside as anarchists face draft trial
Six Justice Department guards were assigned to protect Federal Judge Mayor at the Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman trial opening tomorrow in New York. Prosecutor Harold A. Content, who will lead the case, has also received death threats, though officials say the letters oppose prosecutions rather than threaten the judge.
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New York
Department of Justice
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Harold A. Content
Bath promotes Laramie Round-Up celebration
Lewis J. Bath, chief booster for the Round-Up in Laramie on July 3 4 and 5, was in Cheyenne yesterday. Bath chairs Albany county Democratic central committee and counts friends in Albany and Laramie counties. He promises active events every minute of the three day celebration.
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Lewis J. Bath
Laramie
Cheyenne
Mr. Bath
Democratic Central Committee
Albany County
Albany
Tony Cuaz Tells of Machinations in Mining Fraud Case
Tony Cuaz describes a scheme involving Cheyenne saloon men directing letters to the real senders in Colorado and hiding payments for stolen ore. He alleges forged identities and multiple intermediaries, with checks and registered letters routed through Cripple Creek and Boulder. Officials from San Francisco to Philadelphia testify to ore payments totaling about 150 thousand dollars.
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Colorado
Cuaz
Daniels
Cochrane
James Blonde
James Wilson
William Green
Cheyenne
Carl Muelhausen
Wilson
Blonido
John Cusack
Cripple Creek
Rigdon
Dennis Sullivan
Boulder National Bank
First National Bank of Boulder
Sullivan
San Francisco
Denver
Philadelphia
Tony Cuas
Tony
Cripple Creek Assay Office Masterminds Ore Scam
Tony Cuaz ran a Cripple Creek assay office buying ore for shipment to the San Francisco mint. He admitted knowing the ore was stolen and described methods to dodge detection while testifying amid a multi-defendant trial led by Rigdon and Judge Riner. A $10,503.11 check accompanied his April San Francisco trip and arrest warrant.
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George W. Fossinger
Tyler
Cuaz
Fossinger
Cripple Creek
Cuay
San Francisco
Rigdon
Tony
Riner
Sten
Rudy Weisgarber
California
Mint
Arm of the Law
Cheyenne
Denver
Ralph K. Goddard
Price of 8. PLERT Materials to be set for government builds
Washington June 26 President Wilson directs the federal trade commission to investigate production costs of steel and lumber the principal materials for the government merchant fleet Prices fixed as fair by the commission will govern contracts for shipments and other government work using these materials
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Washington
Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Commission As Fair
Promising Nuxated Iron Claims in Prewar Health Ads
A prewar health advertisement touts nutrious iron pills Nuxated Iron claiming to boost strength, stamina, and digestion. It urges daily doses for two weeks and promises a self tests showing improved endurance and vigor. The ad notes a money back guarantee and city distribution through a drug store and other merchants.
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