Baruch Named Head of War Industries Board
Herald M Baruch of New York is appointed chairman of the War Industries Board to succeed Daniel Willard who resigned. President Wilson orders a reorganized board to coordinate priorities and regulate delivery to government agencies as part of a broader war effort.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hernard M. Baruch
New York
War Industries Board
Mr. Baruch
Dantel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wilson
Congress
El Dorado Hotel in Winnemucca Destroyed by Fire
The El Dorado hotel in Winnemucca Nevada burned early today causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Insurance covered about 70000 dollars. Three people were injured by falling walls and telegraph service to the town was cut by debris.
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Heno
Nev
Eldorado
Winnemucca
Naval officers study of unsinkable boat device for merchant ships
A delegation led by Rear Admiral Winterhalter and Secretary Daniels is examining a nonlinkable device placed on the former Austrian Uner Lack. The device aims to make ships unsinkable by submarines and assess its practicability for general use in war zone merchant craft aboard the Lack.
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Washington
Winterhalter
Daniels
British Labor Delegation to Speak in Cheyenne
An eminent British labor delegation touring the country will discuss democracy in Europe. In Cheyenne on Saturday night speakers expected include MP R. C. Thigneau, William Mores, and Collis Lovely of the Boot and Shoe Workers' union, with arrangements by the Wyoming State Federation of Labor.
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Eingland
Europe
Cheyenne
Cheyenone
R. C. Thigneau
William Mores
Collis Lovely
Boot and Shoe Workers
Bette
Wyoming
Red Cross Service Well Apply for Homestead Credit
The ruling allows Red Cross members to claim residence and cultivation credit on homestead entries. Credit begins when members join military or naval service and are enrolled or mustered into the United States forces.
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Red Cross
Fedfermland
Red Cross Association
United States
Forty carloads of hens shipped from Texas in early 1940s
Washington reports from the agricultural department that about 160000 hens and pullets were shipped from Texas between January and February. Had they remained on farms into April, about 400000 dozen eggs would have been added to the national food supply.
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Washington
The
Food Administration
Agricultural Department
Texas
Unions Back Dry Measure Fight as Cheyenne Assembly Meets
Cheyenne unions pledge support for prohibition while opposing liquor traffic. A co operative store for Cheyenne will be formed to cut meat and grocery prices, with stock subscribed by union members and non members alike. A railroad brotherhood contingent plans to invest, though not affiliated with the AFL. W M Leonard elected president of the Cheyenne Labor and Trades Assembly as a public labor commission visits Cheyenne March 9.
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Liberty League
Cheyenne
American Federation of Labor
Cheyenne Assembly Ia Oa
W. M. Leonard
Carpenters
Lool
Cheyenne Labor and Trades Assembly
Frank E. Reynolds
Huntieh
Aged Cheyenne Woman buried in local funeral service
Funeral services for Harriet Springer were held Sunday at 2 30 p m at her daughter's home with Pastor J Stubblefield delivering an eloquent sermon. Jennie Forsman sang two solos as flowers filled the room. Survivors include her daughter Mrs Rees and sister Mrs Wilbert with interment at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Harriet Springer
John Hoes
Presbyterian Church
J. &. Stubblefield
Jennie Forsman
Fumuly
Kan
Wilbert
Directors Meeting at Cheyenne Industrial Club
The Cheyenne Industrial club held a regular directors meeting last night to discuss routine business. No motion on border troubles with Colorado was taken, but the issue may be considered at the next meeting per an officer.
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Cheyenne Industrial Club
Nogetton
Colorado
Soldier Gets 90 Years in Prison for Disloyalty
William Nimke of Torrington Conn a sergeant in Company F 300 Engineers at Camp Devens received a thirty year sentence for unpatriotic utterances He was tried Feb 5 by a general court martial and began his term at Fort Jay N Y The case drew wide attention with reports of a longer sentence earlier and a board of inquiry to probe the leak of that information
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U.S
United States
Tom
Atlantic
Europe
Nimke
Atlas Excellent vaudeville program delights cold audience
Patrons braved the night chill to attend an Atlas show featuring Helms and Adams in a Dutch song and dance act, the Musical Shermans with Hawaiian and standard guitars, Jean St Anne in battle and camp songs, and the Geminas folk dancers. Two reels of films accompanied the program repeated today.
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Jean St. Anne
France
Central school leads Cheyenne thrift stamp drive
War savings thrift stamps totaling 621.50 were bought last week by the pupils of Central school, the largest weekly amount by any Cheyenne school. The sixth grade spent 218.75 and the fifth grade 204.00, among 256 pupils.
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Central School
Cheyenne
Central
High
Entra
Converse
Corlett
Churchill
Johbnson
Spurs of Sybil at Atlas with Alice Brady in a new role
Alice Brady stars in The Spurs of Sybil at the Atlas in a Brady made production. The modern metropolis tale follows Sybil Drow a beauty forced to earn her living after years of dependence on her aunt highlighting her charm and resilience in a new dramatic part.
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Alice Brady
Sybil
Atlas Theater
Miss Brady
Sybil Drow
Entertaining Gem Delights With Surprises and Thrills
A lively entertainment piece delivers ample surprises and emotional range. The reviewer hails the show as an altogether interesting act of great merit and engaging appeal.
Unsettled Cheyenne Weather With Cold Wave Expected
Unsettled Wednesday in Cheyenne and vicinity with possible snow and a cold wave. North winds strengthen, temperatures near zero to five below in exposures, most readings show a colder trend from dawn to afternoon. Precipitation since January 1 stands at 1.36 inches with melted snow trace in the last 94 hours. L. 1H. Daingerfield.
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Cheyenne
Wodareday
Miles
Daingerfield
Woman's Danger Period and Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
The piece notes the age window of 45 to 55 as a crisis for women and lists symptoms like heat flashes and nerves. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the long-standing remedy said to restore health during this life phase.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Wyoming bootleg ban prompts Cheyenne confusion
The Casper Tribune claims Wyoming residents complain the car stoppage from Wyoming is a protest against a liquor industry squeeze in Cheyenne. Cheyenne officials say the ban lacks explanation and recent arrests show Colorado men dominate the bootlegging scene, not Wyoming motorists, complicating cross-state law enforcement.
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Colorado
Cheyenne
Casper Tribune
Wyoming
Casper
Denver
Hillsdale Patriots Club Meeting Friday
The Hillsdale Patriots Club invites all to a Friday meeting in the church basement with noted speakers. A Cheyenne society group is especially urged to attend and a free lunch will be provided by the committee.
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Hillsdale Patriots
Amrelian Society of
Hillsdale
Cheyenne Society
Speer Elected Exalted Ruler of Cheyenne Elks
The Cheyenne lodge of Elks elected James T. Speer as exalted ruler and named officers at its annual meeting: George J. Klett as leading knight, Clyde E. Davis as loyal knight, L. B. Leslie as lecturing knight, William G. Walker as treasurer, John J. McInerney as secretary, and Chris L. Nagle as tiler.
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Cheyenne Lodge of Elks
James T. Speer
George J. Klett
Clyde E. Davis
L. 8. Leslie
William G. Walker
John J. McInerney
Chris L. Nagle
Alleged Slayer Is Released on Bond
KEMMERBER Wyoming March 5 Attorney J W Sammon last Monday secured bondsmen for Mariano Covolo Glencoe miner charged with causing the death of John Hill in a bootlegging joint at Glencoe two weeks ago The defendant was released Monday night and has returned to Glencoe The bondsmen were Angelo Molinar Bert Carollo and the two brothers of the accused man who will answer the charge of murder at the spring term of the district court
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Kemmerber
Wyo
J. W. Sammon
Mariano Covolo
Glencoe
John Hill
Angelo Molinar
Bert Carollo
Rumors of Loy Escape Refuted by Sheriff
Sheriff Pat Hays denies rumors that C. O. Loy, who shot William Ashford the Albany hotel porter, escaped from the county jail. Loy remains in custody with no chance of escape, contrary to circulating street talk that he fled during a groceries delivery to the jail.
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C. O. Loy
William Ashford
Albany
Pat Hays
Loy
Keeline Reports Busy Week of New Buildings
Keeline Wyoming March 5 The town shows a bustling start to spring with five new business foundations underway. Projects include a 40 by 60 garage shop 20 by 40 barber shop and pool hall a 20 by 60 double building divided for a butcher shop and store plus other shop and hall constructions.
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Keeline
Wyo
Audation
Stantorf & House
James Allaup
John Runge
To Cure a Cold in One Day Remedy Ad
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets claim to stop cough and headache and work off the cold in one day. Each box bears B. W. Grove’s signature. Price 30 cents.
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B. W. Grove
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B.M. Baruch
War Industries
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Finglish
Enie
Lakeview Ceemetery
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Atlas
Weather Report
Leader
Elks
Kelley Mercantile Co
Hindenburg
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Co
Vant
Siete
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