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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
4
Government to Seek Best for Officer Candidates in Future Camps
The War Department outlines plans to recruit older, experienced men for future officer camps while current trainees are praised as fit and capable. Eligibility lists include reserve corps members, NCOs, and civilians with demonstrated leadership and military potential, with age limits varying by category and a general emphasis on capable leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Army
War Department
Star Corps
Regular Army
Army
United States
Better Disband The German American Alliance Calls No Meetings
Leaders of the German American alliance decide that there shall be no meetings of the national or regional groups until further notice. The move suggests a restructuring or dissolution of regular gatherings amid uncertain political sentiment.
German American alliance should lie dormant during the war
The Nebraska State Journal urges suspending exclusive German meetings and German American alliances to avoid discredit and wartime suspicion. It argues such groups aid German government propaganda and taint loyal German Americans, who should instead align with American identity and interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Nebraska State Journal
Foar
America
Spain’s Economic Rise and Ambitious Rail Plans After War
Spain shows rising wealth and strong loan interest, with a 1 billion peseta sale well over subscribed. Marques de Cortina’s London talks signal postwar aims including railways to expand trade, easing shipping shortages and boosting private capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Anco de Espana
Madrid
Spain
Marques de Cortina
England
United Kingdom
London
France
Pathfinder Dam among largest reservoirs on Platte River
The Pathfinder dam on the Platte river in south central Wyoming is a major Reclamation project named for John Fremont. Built of rubble concrete it spans 608 feet at the top and rises 15 feet high, using about 50 thousand cubic yards of material. It impounds 1 025 000 acre feet and covers 21 774 acres. The project irrigates about 125 000 acres on the north side and secondary projects add roughly 200 000 acres. Water comes from northern Colorado and Wyoming, storing spring melt to supply late summer and fall needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte River
Wyoming
United States Reclamation A
John ©. Fremont
Missouri River
Pistio
Tverston
Potets Tasther Dows
Nebraska
Colorado
Bear River Floods Raise Riverbank Dike Concerns
High water in Bear River disrupts ranchers along the banks with flood overflows. In Evanston, embankments have been built to prevent water from flooding parts of the legal district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear River
Evanston
Eramston
New York Police Admit Negligence in Ruth Cruger Case
In a New York inquiry dated June 28 evidence shows police bungling in the search for Ruth Cruger, a high school student. Lieut A Staimcamp testified the missing report was delayed after Alfred Brown filed the initial complaint at 6 46 p m. The inquiry, held at Alfredo Cocoki's bicycle shop, questioned the failure to locate Cruger promptly and the handling of the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ruth Cruger
Alfredo Cocoki
Lieut. A. Staimcamp
Fourth Beough
Miss Cruger
Alfred MB. Brown
Cruger
Lagesues
Wes
Sald
Pebruasy
Artus Weeds
Gallcs
Waltsiels
Oil Leasing Bill Faces Hurdles in Congress War Session
Washington June 214. The oil leasing bill remains uncertain as Congress weighs Council for National Defense input and war needs. Debate centers on royalty rates one tenth to one eighth, land allotments, and whether producing wells rights justify new leases and patents during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Public Lands Committee
Walsh
Council For National Defense
Congress
Advisory Commission of the
Defense Council
B. M. Baruch
United States
Jimmy
Navy
Daniels
Oid
Council of National Defense
Public Lands Committees
Scott Ferris
Lahoma
Montane
Phelan
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Ferris
Magic Corn Remedy Promises Pain Free Relief
An advertisement touts a “magic” freezone remedy for corns claiming painless, immediate removal of corn with drops. It mentions widespread demand and promotes Evangelist McPherson speaking at Second Baptist Church on themes street near Nineteenth, drawing crowds from various communities.
Black Billy Sunday Preaches in Cheyenne Revival
The Rev Dr J Gordon McPherson, California’s noted revivalist, arrived from Pueblo to lead an evangelistic campaign among the colored community. He preached his first sermon at the Second Baptist church to a crowded audience, boasting a record of preaching before the largest mixed congregations of both races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Theater
Evangelist McPherson
Second Baptist Church
Vhemes Estreet
Billy Sanday
Billy
J. Gordon McPherson
California
Cheyenne
Pueblo
Colo
McPherson
Second Baptist
Booker T. Washington
Fragmented OCR Note with July Dates
A damaged OCR snippet mentions July dates and scattered numbers alongside unclear phrases. The fragment lacks a coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize with precision.
Congregational Club Rooms Aid Soldiers at Church
The Congregational church room opened for soldiers under Dr J J Shingler has drawn large numbers from the Post. The Young People's Christian Endeavor supplied reading material and stationery while a telephone serves the space. A few games are requested to enhance activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
J. J Shingler
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Chicago Packers Plan to Return Ewe Lambs to Farmers
Chicago officials report that leading packers will hand over ewe lambs sent for slaughter to farmers for breeding purposes, a plan disclosed June 28 in Chicago. The agreement aims to support breeding stock for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
German Reservist Sentenced to 18 Months for Train Dynamite Plot
Warner Horn, a German reservist, was sentenced by Judge Morton to 18 months in the Atlanta penitentiary for illegal transportation of dynamite on a passenger train from New York to Vanceboro Maine. He was fined $1000, the maximum penalty under the conviction two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jana
Feders
Warner Horn
Atlanta
New York
Vanceboro
Acros
Hora
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Pechternach
Cartier
Eeee
Pathfinder
U.S
Cincinmaid
Morris
Rubbia
Rugbia
Chicago Packers
First National Bank
Ake Ae
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