German Names Are Dropped from Pullmans
Chas Estrich of Phoenix is credited with prompting Pullman to replace over 100 German names on cooling cars with American labels. Kerrick objected to riding in a car named Hiemarck and wrote to the company. Richmond Dean, VP, replied that at least 100 cars bore German names but orders were issued to remove the Kaiser from service.
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Phoenix
Arie
Mar
Chas Estrich
Pullman Company
Kerrick
Pullman
Hiemarck
Richmond Dean
Everything Fresh and New Here
A small store touts a large assortment of groceries and related goods claiming citywide availability. Shoppers are told they can find everything fresh and new at this local shop with broad selection.
Garden Seeds and Eggs Saturday Special
Garden seeds advertised as larger assortment and excellent variety for early gardens. Saturday special offers strictly fresh ranch eggs three dozen for one dollar.
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits On Our Shelves
Fresh head and leaf lettuce celery cauliflower fresh tomatoes bunch carrots beets turnips spinach and cabbage. Eating and cooking apples bananas oranges in all sizes grapefruit. On our shelves canned goods approved and backed by their maker and nationally advertised for years.
Pearson Not to Go to Gallows in County Controversy
The community reacts to the commutation of Pearson from death to life imprisonment for a murder attributed to the Roach case. Sheriff Pattoys and others express mixed views, noting Tynan's influence against hangings and a public preference for harsher punishment in Pearson and Burns cases. General surprise follows the commutation decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Pearson
Frank Roach
Tynan
Denver
Gunter
Pattoys
Burns
Nielson
Sherif
Tax Commissioner McGill Dies in Denver Hospital
State Tax Commissioner John McGill died at Morey hospital in Denver after complications from a leg amputation. He had hovered between life and death after initial operations in Laramie, later returned to work with an artificial limb, and faced further complications. His death ends a widely known Wyoming public service career.
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John McCu
Denver
Morey Hospital
McGill
Laramie
State
Wyoming
Yeacher Henry Apples
Chicago News quotes Yeacher Henry in a playful exchange about arithmetic with three apples and five given, humorously noting the result would cause a stomach ache.
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Yeacher
Henry
Chicago News
PULPIT CAMOL PLAGE Mabel Quoted on Father Preaching
An Indianapolis Star snippet records Mabel recalling her father's preaching style. She says he preaches differently in various places, sometimes loud then soft, making his sermons sound different to outsiders.
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Mabel
Indianapolis Star
Advertising Clubs to Meet Despite War Time
San Francisco March 15 The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World plans its July convention in a show of wartime resolve Officials in Washington endorse the meeting noting advertising aids national unity and supports government ends George Creel and President Wilson back the event Pratt convention secretary notes focus on how advertising can help win the war with a national discussion planned during the July gathering
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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
England and Spainshan offer peace terms as a parliamentary vote passes by 453 to 20. The dispatch notes Bolshevik delegates to the Moscow conference were the sole representatives in the voting group, suggesting a limited caucus.
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England
Near collision at Seventh Street crossing thwarts damage
A freight train backing up at the Union Pacific Seventh Street crossing narrowly missed striking an automobile driven by F. Creitz and E. Lauflen. The car, stopped on a spur track, was crushed by the train while the drivers jumped clear. No injuries reported.
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Greeley
Cole
Seventh Street
Union Pacific
F. Creitz
Tenth Street
EF. M. Lauflen
Albion Hotel
In Old Kentucky Heads Atlas Run. Cleopatra Sails to Capacity
At the Atlas theater the show In Old Kentucky debuts with a five act vaudeville program and two reels of film. Cleopatra fills the theater yesterday and is hailed a success as patrons pack the house for both performances. The reader learns of acts from the Millard brothers and DeForrest Brothers and Schalk to Minerva Courtney and Company plus May and Billy Earl and Dave Thursby in a lively lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Theater
Millard Brothers
DeForrest Brothers
Schalk
May
Billy Earl
Dave Thursby
Minerva Courtney & Company
Heart of the Canyon
Atlas
Cleopatra
New Shaw Construction Co forms in Worland
A new Shaw Construction Company, with offices in Worland, was organized yesterday with 25 000 dollars in capital. Directors named are Charles C. Shaw William M. Quinn and Sidney E. Johnson. Old papers for sale offered at 26 cents per bundle at the Leader office.
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Shaw Construction Company
Worland
Charles C. Shaw
William M. Quinn
Sidney E. Johnson
Leader
Leader Office
Rural teachers to be trained in high schools
Seven high schools in the state will carry out rural teacher training under a new law. The cities and directors listed include Casper under Mrs. Anna B. Sayre, Douglas with Mrs. Laura Bowman, Lusk with Supt. W. H. Rowland, Riverton with Miss Ruth E. Evans, Sheridan with Miss Augusta Eisenmann, Torrington with Miss Coffing, and Wheatland with Miss Flora M. Krueger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Chosen Captain of 1919 Cheyenne Team
Donnie Sorensen, a Cheyenne High freshman, was selected captain for the 1919 basketball squad. Noted for his athletic aptitude and hard work as a guard, he is the son of Mr and Mrs Jens Sorensen of 2116 Van Lenningirvel.
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Donnie” Sorensen
Cheyenne High School
Jens Sorensen
van Lennen Girvel
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Minstrel
Theodore Roosevelt
Citizens National Bank
Minerva Courtney &Co
Old Kentucky
M'Gile
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Alto
Old
Kentucky
New York
Jessica Kay
Wasserman’s
Cahill & Holliday
Coal Coal Company
Miss Dolbar
Emery Linhoff
Wyoming University
Call No
Notary Public—Co
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
Abe Martin
Edmund Vance Cooke
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