Lander School Plans New Vocational High Building
Lander Wyoming March 7 progress noted in forming a vocational high school district serving fifteen districts from Dubois to South Gate 125 miles apart. A new three story vocational high school will house industrial arts agriculture and gym facilities with modern labs and a curved track for spectators.
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Lander, Wye
Prograw
Lander
Eypoont
Cfteen
Fon
Gymnaeium
Nestte
Four men arrested in hotel gambling raid in Casper
Casper Wyoming police raided a Grand Central hotel room arresting four men, a roulette wheel and dice seized as evidence. Detained suspects include B Leavett Nick Atonos Pred Place and J Rasmussen charged with gambling. Place also charged with carrying concealed weapons. All but Place released on recognizance or small bonds.
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Casper
Wyo
Grand Central Hotel
Place
Rawlins Men Join Bridge Exsgine Rrs
Three men from Encampment Claude Walter Thompson Dee Earl Boyd and John Joe left Tuesday evening for a four year American university to begin training with the bridge engineering corps at the start of their program in Wyoming.
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Forty-third Road and Bridge Engineers
Forest Service
Forty-third
Glaab
John Peryam
Horace Quivy
Washington
20Th Engineers
France
Turee Rawlins
Exsgine Rrs
Alleged Forger Is Returned to Laramie
Sheriff Jackson brought Orlando Miller 18 of Springfield Tennessee to Laramie after his arrest in Fort Collins for passing a fraudulent $40 check. Miller claimed to be 21 but investigators found him younger. he worked for William Rice in the valley, admitted the deed, plans to 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 at Camp Lewis
Captain T G Cook athletic director at Camp Lewis introduces over the top a hand to hand training drill for troops. Fifty to one hundred men form a trench line while another group charges. kicking and punching are forbidden. A man knocked down is out. after five to ten minutes the side with the most men still standing wins.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
T. G. Cook
Survey of Nationality in Greybull High School Class
In Greybull Wyoming on March 7 a civic class survey questioned about 100 residents. The results show Irish 40, Scotch 28, German 22, French 16, Dutch 5, Swedish 3, Welsh 3, Norwegian 1, Polish 2, Manx 2 in various trace levels, with Scotch Irish being predominant.
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Greybull
Wyo
France Behind the Lines and at the Front
In Paris, Andre Fuelot appears a man of peace yet bears a ferocious eye. He seeks a war ending with the destruction of Germany and seeks justice for German crimes. A street shop scene shows grapes, cold feet, and a coffee moment as a backdrop to the ongoing discussion of peace and French resistance.
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Paris
Andre Fuelot
Andre
Fang
Rettee
Madame
Monsieur
Pollu
France
Polly
Imonsieur
Ale’ Andre
Renee
New York
Constabulary Stops Laramie Autos in Bootlegger Hunt
Laramie residents returning from Port Collins and Denver faced searches by Colorado authorities at Forkshott. August Nelson and B O Lewnell had their car checked, with guards testing a tire tube, amid reports of a saloonkeeper fined 250 dollars at Fort Collins for possession. In unrelated news, Horace Call of Afton will wrestle Carl Anderson of Montpelier in a high profile match drawing local fans this Friday.
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Laramie
Wyo
Port Collins
Denver
Forkshott
Coloradoa Constabulary
August Nelson
B.o L. Me
Fort Collins
Colorado
Afton
Horace Call
Carl
Dutch) Anderson
Montpelier
U S Plans Crippled Soldiers Fund In Wrestling Appeal
Secretary Lansing requested Congress provide 6000 dollars as the initial government expense to join an inter allied effort for re education of crippled soldiers. The U S accepted last year an invitation via the Belgian minister to participate in the program.
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U. S
Washington
Congress
Seecretary Lansing
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Crack athlete enlists in U.S. Army from California
Ric Templeton of Stanford University joined the 810th Engineers Corps after serving as captain of his track team and later track coach at his alma mater. He helped develop several winning sprinters during his coaching tenure.
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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 Jesu tarris was moved from Rawlins to Lander on charges tied to a series of burglaries that reduced Lander merchants’ holdings by hundreds of dollars. He denies knowledge of the crimes but admits being in Lander when they occurred. Sheriff Gaylord continues to pursue other suspects.
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Laramie
Wyo
Jesu Tarris
Lander
Rawlins
Gaylord
GHEMAN TEXTBOOKS Attire BURIED BY SEURASKANS
Grand Island Neb March The burning of 400 Gorm textbooks from the local high school and the destruction of a lumber company office and auditorium occurred early this morning. The act is said to be in response to an alleged remark by Richard Goehring Jr., manager of the lumber company and a hall manager. Goehring denies making any offensive remark toward American soldiers.
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Grand Island
Neb
Mar. T
Tomber Company
Iederkrang
Richard Goehring Jr
Goehring
Munitions Workers Strike After Firings At Wagner Electric
Several hundred Wagner Electric Company workers in St Louis go on strike after four union employees are fired. The walkout followed a meeting where more than a thousand workers reportedly formed a union, as the plant makes shrapnel and shells for the Allies and United States.
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Louis
Wagner Electric Company
United States
Licenses Revoked for Cheating Dealer in Midwestern Trade
Washington March 7. The food administration announced the revocation of the licenses of John D. Key and N. D. Keys, wholesale dealers based in Dever and Kansas City, for cheating and depriving the market. The action targets mid western operations and affects Rincon NW connections.
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Washington
John D. Key
N. D
Four Criminal Pleas Entered in Natrona Court
In Casper Wyoming four criminal cases ended at the Natrona district court with guilty pleas to charges. John Dempsey and John A Hopkins received deferred sentences for grand larceny and assault with intent to kill respectively. Cecil Simonds to a penitentiary term of three to four years for burglary. Bodhell jailed two to three years for stealing $85 worth of woolen sheep pelts from a Wool warehouse. The judge opened the afternoon session for trials at the coming term.
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Casper
Wyo
C. & Winter
John Dempsey
John A. Hopkins
Hopkins
Cecil Simonds
W. Kimball
Kimball
Wolcott Street
Tvo Years Ltd
Bodhell
Rawlins
C. B. Winter
Bessie B. Fisher
Lawrence Barrett
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Pittsburgh Wife
A Pittsburgh area reader credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing months of backache headaches and weakness. The testimonial notes her husband bought three bottles after a friend saw the newspaper ad and the wife recovered after two bottles. The letter mentions common symptoms and endorses the product for women with various health issues.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pittsburgh
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia KE
Mia
Jas
Romaberg
Knapp St. N
Rob
Lydia Pinkham
S. Pincine
Lyon
Masa
Murder case continued as judge associates with attorney
The murder case of Mildred Owens and Ruth Graham, both colored, was postponed to tomorrow with Judge Marane, formerly of the Alan kan courts, to join Attorney Patton in the defense. The hearing resumes tomorrow in the local court.
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Udge Marane
Alankan Courts
Patton
Enao
Mildred Owens
Ruth Graham
Alan
Doctor's Medicine Case Is Stolen In Casper
Report from Casper Wyoming notes repeated burglaries of medical gear. A case of instruments an emergency kit and dressings were stolen from W H Myers’s car on Wolcott Street. The theft accompanies earlier break ins of doctors G M Anderson and M C Keith with valuable drugs taken and other minor offenses suspected.
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Casper, Wyo
H. Myer
Wolcott Street
Germay
G. M. Anderson
M. C. Keith
Wrench Children Raise Huge Crop in French Schools
Paris March 7 Two hundred fifty thousand young gardeners from France’s public schools produced crops worth about 1 000 000 dollars in 1917 the first year of the school garden campaign. An effort aims to involve many of France’s six million school children this year to multiply the result. Gardens existed in 70 of France’s 87 departments. Most land planted by children had not been cultivated for years. The aim is to aid production and to develop in children.
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Paris
Mar
France
After war garden clubs foster recovery and growth
Growing interest in gardening and farming supports postwar recuperation as communities embrace domestic cultivation. Residents pursue sustainable plots, share seeds, and rebuild morale through collective work and fresh produce.
O6 Papers For Sale By Leader Office
O6 papers offered for sale at 25e per bundle with each bundle containing 100 papers. Listings appear from the Leader office.
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Leader Office
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Cheyenne
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Lillian Chester
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Castoria
Auer
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AIC
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Husband
Grovins Stanature
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Stock Growers National Bank
Wilson-Fowler Brokerage Company
Carey Avenue
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Ie Cheyenne Trunactory
Capitol
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Mall
Lincolo Highway
the Plains
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