Greeley Police Seek More Pay
Greeley police seek higher wages citing citywide pay raises for other departments and rising living costs. The petition, backed by several officers, was referred to the judiciary committee and will be considered at the next city council meeting.
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Greeley
Alderwat Tate Tavis
Judiciary Committee
William Abtagd
Ebde
UT. Martin
Carl Hert
Diefone
Per
Petier
Mumbled Freight of Ailing Man Sells Remedy
Ailing resident of Norfolk Virginia suffers long with mystery illness until kidney pills from a local seller allegedly relieve pain. The crude ad style text claims drastic personal improvement after using the product, amid garbled narration and unusual phrasing.
French Book Praises Yankees in Allied Ranks
London reports a Paris published volume by Paul Louis Hervier titled The American Volunteers in the Allied Ranks praising American youths who joined Allied forces in World War I. The excerpt highlights motives from love of adventure to debts to Lafayette and justice, and notes calls for peace by understanding with enemies. A Kansas City lad’s private letter is quoted about the need to end slavery of French and Belgian women and children.
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London
Mar S
Europe
Paris
Paul Louis Hervier
Lafayette
Kansas City
Light
France
Dutch Queen Charged with War Profiteering
AMSTERDAM March 8 Queen Wilhelmina is named among war profiteers in an Amsterdam paper. The annual timber sale on the royal estate of Wassenaar has brought in four times the revenue of last year and other royal domains show increases. The queen also holds highly profitable shares in several ventures.
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Amsterdam
Mar
Wilhelmina
Wassenaar
Dutch Enterprises and Queen Wilhelmina Donations Mentioned
The article notes Dutch enterprises including a steamship line to American ports and states the royal house is tax exempt. It argues a voluntary contribution by the queen would be patriotic, while recognizing Wilhelmina’s past generous donations to philanthropy and wartime charitable institutions.
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Wilhelmina
Federal Reserve and Casper Leader Organize Third Liberty Loan
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City joins Casper official Patrick Sullivan in Wyoming to launch the third Liberty Loan starting in April. Details on loan amount and rate are pending, but reports expect the largest issue yet. Banks will serve as sub agencies for bond sales.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Patrick Sullivan
Casper
Organization of
Wyoming
British Dispatch Bearer Is Helped by German Officers
London reports a British king's messenger carrying seventeen bags of confidential dispatches for a British embassy when a neutral station delay left him short of hands. He enlisted two German cavalry officers for aid in loading the final bags as the train began to move, then rested after securing the cargo.
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London
Mar
Admiralty
War Office
Infant daughter of Dodder family shipped to Colorado
The body of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O Dodder of Keota Cole died last Saturday at St. John's hospital. The body was prepared for burial by Hobbs Huck felt and Finkbiner and shipped to Colorado yesterday.
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Dodder
Keota, Cole
St. John's Hospital
Colorado
Hobbs, Huckfelt & Finkbiner
France Behind the Lines and at the Front
A wartime family narrative from Paris traces Andre Puelot’s insistence on returning to the front after wounds, his mother’s grief, and sisters’ suffering under German occupation. The piece links personal sacrifice to a larger rally for democratic duty and stark anti war weariness with a resolve for total victory over Prussian militarism.
U S aviators leave English training with praise
Reporter George T. Bye describes American aviators in England expressing satisfaction with their training and progress. He details their shift from self preservation in America to careful risk management in England, recounts personal anecdotes of pilots from San Antonio and Chicago, and notes camaraderie with fellow editors and reporters.
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George T. Bye
London
England
America
Leutenant
San Antonio
Tex
Signal Corps
Nieutenant
Rantoul
Iil
Austin
Texas
Gibraltar
University of Ilinois
Champagne
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
Dhscvss
Iike
Cap” Scott
Frank Carson
George Morris
Domes
Pearson
Government employees told not to waste gasoline
Paris reports that interim premier Clemenceau orders stricter limits on official car use after warnings failed. He decrees that the agricultural director must pay personally for gasoline and tire wear for a private tour, with claims that department chiefs used cars during leisure hours for private errands, including searches for tobacco.
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Paris
Prewier Clemenceau
Agricultural Service
McDonald Pleads Not Guilty Freed On $1000 Bond
Casper Wyoming reports M. McDonald a bank promoter pleaded not guilty to larceny as bailee in cases tied to Chugwater and Johnson County. He was released on a $1000 bond after arraignment. he was arrested in California several months ago and held in the county jail since.
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Casper
Wyo
Mar
Sixth Judicial District
M. McDonald
Chugwater
Johnson County
McDonald
California
March Bring Coughs and Croup Warnings from Mrs. Thornton
Changeable March weather brings coughs and croup risk. Mrs. W. H. Thornton of Little Rock writes that her boy had every attack of croup and Foley's Honey and Tar saved him, with two doses relief.
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W. H. Thornton
Little Rock
Ark
Foley
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