German Names Are Dropped from Pullmans
Chas Estrich of Phoenix is credited with prompting the Pullman Co to replace German names on more than 100 cars with American terms. Kerrick objected to riding in a Pullman car named Hiemarck, sending a protest to the firm. Richmond Dean, VP, said the German names were found on at least 100 cars but orders were issued to remove Kaiser references from service.
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Phoenix
Arie
Mar
Chas Estrich
Pullman Company
Kerrick
Pullman
Hiemarck
Richmond Dean
Everything Fresh and New Here
Local store promotes a wide assortment of groceries despite small size. Emphasizes availability of items if sold in the city and encourages customers to shop at their location.
Garden Seeds and Fresh Eggs Advertised for Weekend
Local shop promotes early gardening with a larger seed assortment and excellent variety. Saturday special offers strictly fresh ranch eggs at 1.00 per three dozen.
Fresh Vegetables and Canned Goods Sold Here
On our shelves you will find head and leaf lettuce celery cauliflower fresh tomatoes bunch carrots beets turnips spinach and cabbage. Also eating and cooking apples bananas oranges in all sizes grapefruit and canned goods approved and backed by their maker and nationally advertised for years.
Pearson Not to Go to Gallows Commutation Sparks Mixed Reactions
In Cheyenne the crowd reacts to Pearson’s sentence being commuted to life imprisonment for murder, while Burns remains sentenced to life. Sheriff Pattoys notes Tynan’s Denver conference influenced the decision and voices differing views on hangings. General surprise follows the commutation news.
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Cheyenne
Pearson
Frank Roach
Tynan
Denver
Gunter
Pattoys
Burns
Nielson
Sherif
Tax Commissioner McGill Dies After Denver Hospital Stay
State Tax Commissioner John McGill died in Denver at Morey hospital following complications after leg amputation. He had endured a lengthy illness, underwent a second operation, then resumed duties earlier, and was known for wide Wyoming property interests and popular leadership.
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John McCu
Denver
Morey Hospital
McGill
Laramie
State
Wyoming
Apples Add Up to Painful Stomach Joke in Chicago News
A humorous exchange features Yeacher-Henry answering a riddle about three apples and five more. Henry jokes he would have a stomachache rather than fruit, reflecting a light local humor item from Chicago News.
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Yeacher
Henry
Chicago News
PULPIT CAMOL PLAGE Mabel Quoted on Sermons
A caller questions Mabel about her father's preaching style. She recalls he preaches with varying loudness and tone in different places, causing outsiders to hear different versions of the same sermon. The Indianapolis Star reports the exchange.
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Mabel
Indianapolis Star
Advertising Clubs to Meet Despite War Times
San Francisco reports that the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World will hold its July convention as planned. Lewellyn E. Pratt, convention secretary, says officials in Washington support the gathering to discuss war time merchandising and how advertising can help win the war. President Wilson endorses the event and the theme How Advertising Can Help Win the War will dominate the program.
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San Francisco
Lewellyn E. Pratt
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Advertising Clubs
Washington
Advertising Association
Wilson
George Creel
Committee On Public Information
Beile
Division of Advertising
Pratt
Association
England Spainshan Offers of Peace
A report notes a vote of 453 to 20 in favor of the peace treaty. The dispatch suggests only Bolshevik delegates at Moscow were represented in the vote, possibly reflecting a clear caucus majority.
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England
Freight Train Narrowly Misses Auto at Crossing
At the Seventh street Union Pacific crossing in Greeley two men F. Creitz and E F Lauflen escaped a crash when their auto, stopped on a spur beside the main line, was nearly struck as a freight train backed up. They jumped to safety as the car was crushed on the tracks. The incident ended without injuries or further damage.
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Greeley
Cole
Seventh Street
Union Pacific
F. Creitz
Tenth Street
EF. M. Lauflen
Albion Hotel
Atlas Features In Old Kentucky Run Amid Vaudeville Acts
Atlas theater promises a full program with five acts of vaudeville and two reels to accompany the current success In Old Kentucky. The bill includes the Millard brothers bicycle act DeForrest Brothers and Schalk May and Billy Earl The Heart of the Canyon Minerva Courtney Company and a eccentric singer Dave Thursby Cleopatra drew capacity crowds and high praise yesterday.
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Atlas Theater
Millard Brothers
DeForrest Brothers
Schalk
May
Billy Earl
Dave Thursby
Minerva Courtney & Company
Heart of the Canyon
Atlas
Cleopatra
New Shaw Construction firm organized with 25 000 capital
New company Shaw Construction with offices in Worland organized yesterday with capitalization of 25,000 dollars. Directors named Charles C. Shaw William M. Quinn and Sidney E. Johnson. Also notes old papers for sale 26 cents per bundle and local ads for car services and arrivals from Glenrock Casper Greybull Torrington Lingle Wheatland.
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Shaw Construction Company
Worland
Charles C. Shaw
William M. Quinn
Sidney E. Johnson
Leader Office
Rural teachers to be trained in high schools
Seven state high schools will hold rural teacher training under a new law. The towns listed include Casper Douglas Lusk Rowland Riverton Sheridan Torrington Wheatland with directors Anna B. Sayre Laura Bowman W. H. Rowland Ruth Evans Augusta Eisenmann Coffing Flora M. Krueger.
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Casper
Anna B. Sayre
Douglas
Laura Bowman
Lusk
W. HW
Rowland
Riverton
Ruth &. Evans
Sheridan
Augusta Eisenmann
Torrington
Coffing
Wheatland
Flora MH. Krueger
Donnie Sorensen Named 1919 Cheyenne Captian
Donnie Sorensen a Cheyenne high school freshman was chosen captain for the 1919 basketball team. He distinguished himself by his aptitude for the sport and worked hard as guard this season. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jens Sorensen of 2116 Van Lennngirvel.
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Donnie” Sorensen
Cheyenne High School
Jens Sorensen
van Lennen Girvel
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Alto
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New York
Jessica Kay
Wasserman’s
Cahill & Holliday
Coal Coal Company
Leader
Miss Dolbar
Emery Linhoff
Wyoming University
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E. Rhinesmith
Midwest
Glenrock
O'Farrell
Auto Express
W. D Waltman
Greybull
Thomas C
Sherman Paint Company
C. I. Ames
Winston
Lingle
William Winston
Kent Snyder
Sherman Paint Co
Sorensen
May and
Billy Earle
Grand Market & Grocery
West 17Th St
Victor Morgan
America
Milton Bronner
Uncle Sam
Atlantic
Germany
France
George Randolph Chester
Lillian Chester
C. C. Lyons
Pershing
Confessions OF A Wife
Everett True
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