Editorial and News Service Acknowledgments Notice
The piece declares Associated Press republication rights and reserves, then issues a wartime warning from the American Dorsey Society urging vigilance against German or Austrian spies in the United States and advising readers to report suspicious acts to police or home front offices.
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Ephones
Associated Pimesss
Associated Press
American Drpesse Society
United States
Berlin
Police Department
Department of Ir
Patriotic Wheat Farm Planned in Goshen Beyond Ordinary Effort
A major wheat farm project in Goshen, Cheyenne, and southern Wyoming aims to boost national grain supply. Promoter Chinten Carlton announces a plan to cultivate 5 480 acre tracts though initial profits are not expected for years. The effort seeks rapid development to aid allied food reserves amid global tension.
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Goshen
Cheyenne
Chinten Carlton
Mentee
Ermchoite
Ameen
Wyoming
Imperial crown news shadows amid regional turmoil
A fragment notes Australia and two South American nations tied to social democracy and food shortages amid labor troubles and a claim of imperial crown significance. The text hints at regional tensions and political shifts without clear events or dates.
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Australia
Social Democrats
Americans Ramp Up Machine Gun Output in War Effort
The State Leader reports progress in U S machine gun production with contracts for 224 675 guns and 5 000 delivered under a plan to arm an army of 20 000 000. Savage arms expansion and Browning tests show rapid gains supporting claims of strong government efficiency. Romania signs a peace treaty and the Bolsheviks form a defense council amid shifting alliances.
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Uncle Sam
War Department
Harry B.rant
Washington
Hunt
America
Uncle Sam's
France
Savage Arma
Suffrage Debate and Early Voting in New York Districts
Editorials warned suffrage would reshape elections as four New York districts filled vacancies in Congress. Of 77,192 votes, women cast 1,558, about half. Editors questioned women’s voting, noting Democratic gains in all four districts and German U boat warnings accompany war outlook.
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New York City
Empire State
Washington
New York Tribune
The
Sun
Tuesay
Uncle Sam Aviation Effort Expands War Work Surges
Washington reports on the U S aviation program in World War I detailing growth from a single plant and few pilots to over twenty aviation plants, dozens of engine firms, and hundreds of factories. The piece notes expansion in plane production, engine output, and the shift in aviation readiness ten months after entry into war. The censor cut specific figures, but the overall progress and urgency are emphasized.
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United States
Aviation Capacity and Growth Before the War Continues
The article notes 166 aeroplanes ordered for army use in the year before April 1 1917, but only 64 planes could be produced. It reports rapid expansion with thousands of deliveries in ten months and a surge in aviation personnel to over a hundred times prewar levels. It highlights rapid field growth and a single camp flying 857 hours in one day, covering over 60 000 miles.
Newark auto dealer Frederick Storey held on alimony arrears
Frederick H. Storey, a wealthy Newark automobile dealer, was arrested on non payment of alimony in a Brookyn separation case brought by Mabel May Storey. Supreme Court Justice Aspinall awarded her 75 dollars weekly alimony and 1000 dollars in counsel fees. arrest followed when payments were missed. He faces six months in jail if 1075 dollars is not paid.
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New York
Frederick H. Storey
Newark
Mabel May Storey
Brook
Justice Aspinall
Storey
Detroit
Hes
Sean W. Bird
Riverton Survey Underway For Twenty Two Mile Pipe Line
Survey work begins for a twenty two mile pipeline from here to the Plunkett oil field as the Powder River townsite is purchased by the Domino Oil Company manager.
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Riverton
Plunkett Oil Field
Powder River
Domino Oi) Company
Lighter Vein Too Ofteen and Quick Witted Banter
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips from dated print, including Mrs Mellow querying a servant about salmon, a witty remark on comfort, a baseball gag about two games for one admission, and a playful misread on a druggist’s timetable.
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Boston Transcript
Micky Flanigan Faces Doctor At School Inquiry
In a rough spoken exchange, Micky Flanigan comes home upset after a school visit by a doctor who tests children for mind ailments. His mother Mrs Planigan reacts strongly insisting she would remove “noids” with Germicidal soap if needed, revealing a tense domestic scene.
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Micky Flanigan
Micky
Mrs. Planigan
Old Age and Wisdom Clash with Family Struggles
Mollie and Margie discuss whether age brings wisdom while wrestling with Mollie’s mother and Chad’s volatile temper. Mollie hopes Chad will respond to gentle intervention as her mother’s stern judgment adds pressure at home. A sudden visit reveals tensions rise as Mollie’s family faces emotional strain and potential crisis.
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Trent
Chad
Margie
Mollie
Little Wind
Pat
Mol
Oil discovery at Maverick Springs Wyoming field
News from Sheridan Wyoming Oil company reports completion of first well near Pilot Butte. Oil found at six feet depth indicates potential production around 400 barrels daily in Maverick Springs field, suggesting a major find for the region.
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Maverick Springs
Wyoming
Pilot Butte
Sheridan Wyoming Oil Company
ABE MARTIN PICTURED WITH FANCIFUL MACHINE IDEA
Mrs. Late Bud jokes about a stalking machine for home use in a light moments feature. The quip, reflecting rural humor, contrasts a modern device with everyday chores.
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