Lander School Plans Modern Vocational High School
Lander Wyoming March 7 construction plans outline a new modern three story vocational high school building to serve fifteen districts from Dubois to South vyas. The project includes an industrial wing, agricultural labs, gymnasium and spectator facilities with showers and toilets, plus a curved track for athletics.
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Lander, Wye
Prograw
Lander
Eypoont
Cfteen
Fon
Gymnaeium
Nestte
Four men arrested in Grand Central hotel gambling raid
Casper police raided a Grand Central hotel room and seized a roulette wheel a pair of dice and a holster as evidence. Four men B Leavett Nick Atonos Pred Place and J Rasmussen were charged with gambling Place faced additional concealed weapon charges and was released on recognizance with $50 bond in place.
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Casper
Wyo
Grand Central Hotel
Place
Encampment Men Join Bridge Exsigne Rrs Training
Three Encampment residents Claude Walter Thompson Dee Earl Boyd and John Joe left Tuesday evening for Fort American University where they will enter training with Hey.
Alleged Forger Is Returned to Laramie
Sheriff Jackson brought Orlando Miller 18 of Springfield Tennessee back from Fort Collins on a charge of passing a fraudulent check for 40 dollars in Laramie. Miller claimed Springfield registration and age 21, later corrected. he will plead guilty and face Worland industrial school term.
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Laramie
Wyo
Jackson
Fort Collins
Orlando Miller
Springfield
Young Miller
William Rice
Worland
New War Game for Draft Men
CAMP LEWIS Tacoma Wash March 7 In a military fitness program Captain T G Cook athletic director introduced over the top a hand to hand drill designed to train soldiers for defense in actual warfare Fifty to one hundred men line up in a trench and an equal number storm from ten yards away Only kicking or punching is allowed when a man is thrown to the ground he is dead and out After five or ten minutes a halt is called and the side with the most men standing wins.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
T. G. Cook
Survey of Nationality by Greybull High School Pupils
In Greybull Wyoming on March 7 the civic class of the high school surveyed about 100 residents. The results show Scotch Irish ancestry as the largest group with 68 people, followed by Irish 40, Scotch 28, German 22, French 16, Dutch 5, Swedish 3, Welsh 3, Norwegian 1, Polish 2, Manx 2. The data reflect traces of blood, not pure lineages.
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Greybull
Wyo
France Behind the Lines and at the Front
Paris dispatch reports George and Lillian Chester detailing wartime life in a Paris shop scene. They observe Andre Fuelot and family, discuss tempering German peace terms, and note civilians facing cold footed misery, scarcity, and fear as the war endures. The piece promises continuation.
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France
George Randolph Chester
Lillian Chester
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Constabulary Stops Laramie Autos in Bootlegger Search
Laramie residents who drove to Port Collins and Denver were stopped by Colorado authorities at the Forkshott in a pursuit of bootleggers. Cars were searched and a Laramie saloonkeeper fined 250 dollars at Fort Collins for possessing liquor.
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Laramie
Wyo
Port Collins
Denver
Forkshott
Coloradoa Constabulary
August Nelson
B.o L. Me
Fort Collins
Colorado
U S Wresting Fund Planned For Crippled Soldiers
Secretary Lansing asked Congress to appropriate 6000 dollars as the initial government expense to participate in an inter allied effort for the rehabilitation of crippled soldiers. The United States accepted an invitation via the Belgian minister to join last year.
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U. S
Washington
Congress
Seecretary Lansing
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Pacific coast track star joins 810th Engineers Corps
Ric Templeton, captain of his college track team at Stanford University, has enlisted in the United States Army and joined the 810th Engineers Corps. Templeton later served as track coach for his alma mater, contributing to several winning crews before his military service.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Mar
United States Army
Pacific Coast
Ric Templeton
Stakeford University
810Th Engineers’ Corps
Templeton
Caveral
Star Witness in Burglary Cases Is Believed Captured
A man using the name Jesus Tarris was moved from Rawlins to Lander on a charge tied to a wave of burglaries that damaged Lander merchants for hundreds of dollars. He denies involvement but was in Lander during the incidents. Sheriff Gaylord continues pursuing other suspects.
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Laramie
Wyo
Jesu Tarris
Lander
Rawlins
Gaylord
GHEMAN TEXTBOOKS Attire Buried by Seursakans
The burning of 400 Gorm textbooks from the local high school and damage at a lumber company office and auditorium in Grand Island Nebraska occurred early this morning. Authorities say the blaze was tied to a resent ment over an alleged remark by Richard Goehring Jr. who denies making any offensive remark against American soldiers.
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Grand Island
Neb
Mar. T
Tomber Company
Iederkrang
Richard Goehring Jr
Goehring
Munitions workers strike after four fired in St Louis
Several hundred Wagner Electric workers in St Louis went on strike after four union members were fired. The walkout followed a meeting where more than a thousand employees reportedly formed a union while producing shrapnel for the Allies and shells for the United States.
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Louis
Wagner Electric Company
United States
Licenses Revoked in West Virginia Cheating Case
Washington March 7. The food administration announced revocation of the licenses of John D. Key alias N D Keys a wholesale dealer of Devover and Kansas City and mid western regions. The action cites deceptive practices and deprives Key of specific dealer privileges.
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Washington
John D. Key
N. D
Four Criminal Pleas Entered in Natrona Court
In Casper Wyoming four criminal cases were disposed of by Judge C B Winter as four defendants pled guilty at the March term. John Dempsey and John A Hopkins received deferred sentences for grand larceny and assault with intent to kill respectively. Cecil Simonds received a prison term from three to five years for burglary. TD Bodhell admitted breaking into a wool warehouse and stealing sheep pelts, receiving two to three years. The court opened at 2 pm for pending trials. The next case involved Bessie B Fisher who shot Lawrence Barrett in the Rhinoceros case.
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Casper
Wyo
C. & Winter
John Dempsey
John A. Hopkins
Hopkins
Cecil Simonds
W. Kimball
Kimball
Wolcott Street
Tvo
Bodhell
Rawlins
C. B. Winter
Bessie B. Fisher
Lawrence Barrett
Husband Saves Wife Story Reported in Pittsburgh Ad
Woman credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from long standing weakness causing backache and headaches. Her husband bought three bottles after a newspaper ad and she soon recovered. The testimonial cites other cited benefits including irregularities and nervousness.
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Pittsburgh
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia KE
Mia
Jas
Romaberg
Knapp St. N
Rob
Lydia Pinkham
S. Pincine
Lyon
Masa
Local Murder Case Deferred to Tomorrow in Alan Kan Courts
The murder case of Mildred Owens and Ruth Graham, both described as colored, was postponed until morning at the request of the defendant's coin. Judge Marane, formerly of the Alan Kan courts, will be associated with Attorney Patton in the defense.
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Udge Marane
Alankan Courts
Patton
Enao
Mildred Owens
Ruth Graham
Alan
Doctor's Medicine Case Is Stolen
CASPER Wyo Mar 7 The theft of medical instruments an emergency kit and a dressing case from WH Myers car exit in front of a Wolcott street house marks another burglary In previous weeks Dr G M Anderson and Dr M C Keith offices were burglarized with cocaine and other anaesthesia drugs taken The article notes the high value of German made surgical tools and ongoing petty offenses in the area
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Casper, Wyo
H. Myer
Wolcott Street
Germay
G. M. Anderson
M. C. Keith
Wrench Children Grow Crops in French School Gardens
Paris reports French school children produced crops worth about 1,000,000 dollars in 1917 from 250,000 young gardeners. The campaign aims to reach 6,000,000 pupils, expanding to 70 of 87 departments where land lay fallow. The effort seeks food production and character development.
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Paris
Mar
France
Gardening and Farming for Postwar Recuperation
A note highlights taste for gardening and farming as a path to postwar recuperation, emphasizing practical work, self sufficiency, and community resilience through cultivation and rural skills.
O6 papers for sale at Leader office
O6 papers are offered for sale at 25e per bundle containing 100 papers. Purchase through the Leader office.
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Leader Office
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