King George Wields a Humble Crown in London Procession
Back in London on March 18 the royal procession from Buckingham Palace to Parliament drew cheers for King George and Queen. The writer notes the pomp as a living link to the past while contrasting American views and recalling Lloyd George’s postwar measures.
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Houses of Parliament
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Menarche
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Cavairy
America
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House of Lords
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Lovefellow
Pioneer Cheyenne Woman Passes Away
Mrs. B. Deitrick, longtime Cheyenne resident for 35 years, died in Los Angeles at 10 30 yesterday. Wife of Benjamin S Deitrick a pioneer peace officer, she leaves daughter Mrs Williams and son Col Leonard Deitrick in France with the regular army.
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J. S. Williams Endeyedy
B. & Deitrick
Los Angeles
Williame
Col
Leonard Deitrick
France
Cheyenne Beats Pine Bluffs in Close High School Clash
Cheyenne high school defeated Pine Bluffs 47 to 34 in a tight contest. Cheyenne led 20 14 at halftime as subs filled the lineup for the latter 20 minutes. Starting players and substitutes listed for both teams.
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Cheyenne
Elaht
Pine Bluffs High School
Potwards
Storey
Lewlie
Bow
Welah
Guarda
Sorensen
King
the Bluffs
Reneston
Carlatrum
Jometon
Ebstrom
Kib- Kald
Glafcke Twins Celebrate Forty-Eighth Birthday
Yesterday marked the forty eighth birthday of P Emerson Glafcke agent for the Delaware Light company and Everett W Glafcke city engineer. They were born in Hartford Connecticut on March 18 1871. Their birthday coincided with Grover Cleveland’s.
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P. Emerson Glafcke
Delco Licht
Everett W. Glafcke
Hartford
Conn
Grover Cleveland
Shop Stewards Blamed For Most Labor Troubles
In Britain the shop stewards movement grew from wartime needs. The Munitions Act of 1916 suspended union customs, fueling new shop level questions on processes and pay by piece work. Spontaneous growth expanded steward roles and committees, increasing their influence across engineering trades.
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Associated Press
London
Eng
Great Britain
Vital statistics from draft 10 save lives say officials
Washington reports vital statistics from the draft process show 4.3 million men examined, with 2.76 percent defectives who could be remedied. Officials note foreign born registrants tended to lower physical standards and discuss future federal reconstruction efforts and shop committees in industry.
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Washington
Enoch Crowder
Vision No
New York City
Fes
Riot spreads as peasants attack officials in Bavaria and beyond
About 19,000,000 marks stolen. 170 killed or wounded and 108 arrested amid riots. A siege is declared in Ditterfield and nearby towns. Rioters in Winds chlag near Offenburg force the food commission to retreat to military quarters. Rural producers resist declaring supplies and drive off officials with pitch forks and clubs.
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Eee
Ditterfield
Delitach
Muencheln
Merreburg
Koennern
Windschlag
Offenburg
Bavaria
Food Commission
Double Parental Consent for Wedding in Denver
Elmr Aaron Bowers and Miss Oristance Wright of Denver secured a marriage license after parental consent for their underage marriage. Bowers is eighteen and his bride seventeen. Additional licenses issued include Robert Sumey and Myrtle Phillips of Chugwater, Jesse Kenilworth Allen of Longmont and Minnie Allen of Nowata.
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Elmr Aaron Bowers
Oristance Wright
Denver
Ida R. Graham
Bowers
Robert W. Sumey
Myrtle M. Phillips
Chugwater, Wio
Jesse Kenilworth Allen
Longmont, Colo
Minnie B. Allen
Nowata, Okia
Coroner Probes Death of William M. Starks
A coroner's jury ruled William M. Starks died by his own hand. Found at the Trail rooming house with a throat cut, a bloodstained razor beneath, he had shipped a letter to Carper before ending his life. Coroner Early sought records from Riverton and Lander, and contacted Thermopolis Bank about two CDs showing deposits and a withdrawal on April 18, 1918. Efforts continued to contact Silnius Pipe Line official Coble for further details. The body will be held at the Early mortuary.
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George Carroll
Fred Marklin
William &. Dinne
William M. Starks
Starks
Trail Rooming House
Carper
Riverton
Wye
Lander
Thermopolis
Silinius Pipe Line Company
Lusk
Wyo
Rock River
Coble
German Advance Near Rheims and Losses Reported
The report notes a year of combat with German lines advancing near Rheims and continuing despite armistice. It mentions the U. S. destroyer Manley incident in which an officer and 15 enlisted men were killed after a vessel collision with a British warship.
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Acenae
Rheims
Rusela
U. S
Manley
Water Strike Halts Drilling At Round Butte Well
Cheyenne visitors report water struck at 1400 to 1500 feet in Round Butte well of the Cactus Petroleum company. Drilling stands still while efforts to ease off the water sand are attempted. Water rose near the casing top. Some oil men fear a discouraging setback though others expect water will be cased off and the well sent to the deeper sand about 2000 feet where oil is believed to lie.
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Round Butte
Cactus Petroleum Company
Wyoming Session Laws Advance Sheets Issued in 1919
Advance sheets of the Wyoming Session Laws, 1919, printed by the Milla Printing Company of Sheridan, are being issued to state and county officers. County Clerk Ida R. Graham received the first consignment of advance sheets yesterday.
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Wyoming
Milla . Printing Company
Sheridan
Ida R. Graham
Erection of Big C S Machine Shop Begun in West Cheyenne
Excavation for a large machine shop and boiler house has begun west of the brick Found House in West Cheyenne. The Colorado and Southern railroad plans call for a $60 000 to $75 000 structure as the start of broader improvements including an enlarged round house. About seventy five men are to be employed on the project led by contractor Clarence Houck.
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Cheyenne
Colorado & Southern Railrway Company
Clarence Houck
Colorado & Southern
Round House
Giant blasts break down limestone ledge in Wyoming quarry
Green River Wyoming March 1 The Liberty Potash company advances a vast limestone quarry project at Sage Lincoln county to break down 100000 tons of limestone with large blasts. A steam shovel will pick up loosened stone as tunnels are driven and a spur track from the Union Pacific is completed. About 75000 cubic yards of earth moved and 200 feet of trestle erected as a railroad trestle rises to 40 feet for dumping stone into the plant.
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Green River
Wyo
Liberty Potash Company
Sage
Lincoln County
Union Pacific Nere
Tenney Inauguration at Gooding College Draws Regional Educators
Ida Gooding reports the inauguration of Dr Charles Wesley Tenney as president of Gooding College on Friday. Governor Paris ex-Governor Gooding and many educational leaders from the Pacific Northwest will attend. Dr Edward H Todd of the College of Puget Sound delivers the principal address.
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Instala
New College
Gooding
Ida
Charles Wesley Tenney
Gooding College
D. W. Paris
Frank R. Gooding
Pacific Morth West
Edward H. Todd
College of
Puget Sound
Centennial of Frederick Sm Birth Noted Governor 1865 67
The text marks the hundredth anniversary of Frederick Sm born in Hampshire and notes his term as governor from 1865 to 1867.
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Frederick Sm
Hampshire
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