King George Looks Like a Very Sad Puppet in London
London dispatch describes the royal procession from Buckingham Palace to Parliament for the Opening of Parliament. The author notes mixed cheers from Labour and Ishor supporters, remarks on royal pomp, and impressions of Westminster as crowds, wreaths, and the Abbey interact with the ceremony.
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George T Bye
London
Duckingham
Houses of Parliament
Ishor
Menarche
Etole Landaas
Cavairy
America
Supreme Courts
Lloyd George
Varia
House of Lords
Scots Guards
Whitehall
Buckingham
House of Commons
Westminster Abbey
Lovefellow
Pioneer Cheyenne Woman Mrs. Deitrick Dies in Los Angeles
Telegram reports the death of Mrs. B. Deitrick in Los Angeles at 10 30 am. Pioneer Cheyenne resident for 35 years before moving to California 12 years ago. She was wife of Benjamin Deitrick, mother of Mrs. Williams and Col. Leonard Deitrick in the regular army in France.
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J. S. Williams Endeyedy
B. & Deitrick
Los Angeles
Williame
Col
Leonard Deitrick
France
Cheyenne JV Edges Pine Bluffs In Tight 47-34 Game
Cheyenne high school junior varsity defeated Pine Bluffs 47 to 34 in a hard fought basketball contest. The visitors led 20 to 14 at halftime and used two different lineups, with Cheyenne's second squad in the first half and the regulars in the second.
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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
Anniversary of Glafcke twins alters local birthday record
Yesterday marked the fifty-eighth birthday of P. Emerson Glafcke and Everett W. Glafcke born Hartford Conn March 18 1871. Emerson works as Delco Licht agent and Everett as city engineer. They shared their birthday with Grover Cleveland and exchanged greetings with the former president.
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Glafcke
P. Emerson Glafcke
Delco Licht
Everett W. Glafcke
Hartford
Conn
Grover Cleveland
Shop Stewards Blamed For Majority Of Labor Troubles
In Britain the shop stewards movement has risen in prominence since World War I. The Munitions Act suspended union customs, and evolving factory issues pushed stewards into key roles. Spontaneous growth expanded their influence through more work committees and direct action tactics amid evolving piece work and production challenges.
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Associated Press
London
Eng
Great Britain
Vital Statistics From Draft 10 Said to Save Many Lives
Washington reports vital statistics from the draft 10 process may save many lives. 4,298,440 men were examined. foreign born registrants appeared weaker physically than native born. 2.76 percent had remediable defects. 521,606 registrants with severe defects were unfit. Data suggests age and regional mental health disparities across states.
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Washington
Enoch Crowder
Vision No
New York City
Fes
Vermont
Riots and Siege Split Bavaria and Surrounding Areas
Rioting peasants in Windschlag near Offenburg clash with officials as a food commission seeks aid. About 170 killed or wounded and 108 arrested nationwide amid a state of siege proclaimed across Ditterfield Delitach Muenchen Merreburn and Koennern. Theft valued at 19 000 000 marks reported. Authorities deploy military protection as rural producers refuse declarations of supplies.
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Eee
Ditterfield
Delitach
Muencheln
Merreburg
Koennern
Windschlag
Offenburg
Bavaria
Food Commission
Double Parental Consent For Denver Wedding License
Elmr Aaron Bowers and Miss oristance Wright of Denver needed parental consent due to minor ages. Consent obtained, license issued. Other Saturday licenses granted include Robert Sumey and Myrtle Phillips both of Chugwater Wyoming, Jesse Allen of Longmont Colorado and Minnie Allen of Nowata Oklahoma.
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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 Lacks Details on Starks Suicide Case
A coroner's jury found William M. Starks died by his own hand after his body was found in a Trail rooming house with a cut throat. Officials sought records from Riverton and Lander and questioned Thermopolis Bank about two deposits. Efforts to contact Silnius Pipe Line ampiore at Lusk and Coble continued as the body remained at 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
World War II updates from Europe and Pacific fronts
One year after the French catastrophe near Rheims German forces push toward the front as armistice is ignored in the east. In the Pacific theater the destroyer Manley suffers a fatal collision with a British warship, costing an officer and 15 enlisted men.
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Acenae
Rheims
Rusela
U. S
Manley
Water Struck at Round Butte Well in Cheyenne
Cheyenne men visiting the Round Butte well of the Cactus Petroleum company report water struck at 1 400 to 1 500 feet and drilling halted while efforts to ease the water sand are attempted. Water rose nearly to the casing top, prompting mixed views on its impact and the prospect of casing off the water and sending the well down to deeper sand about 2 000 feet expected to contain petroleum.
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Round Butte
Cactus Petroleum Company
Wyoming Session Laws Advance Sheets Printed at Sheridan
Advance sheets of the Wyoming Session Laws for 1919 printed by Milla Printing Company of Sheridan are being issued to state and county officers. County Clerk Ida R. Graham received the first shipment yesterday.
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Wyoming
Milla . Printing Company
Sheridan
Ida R. Graham
Erection of Big C and S Machine Shop Underway in West Cheyenne
Excavation for a large machine shop and boiler house began yesterday for the Colorado and Southern Railway in West Cheyenne. Contractor Clarence Houck leads about seventy five workers as costs run between 60 000 and 75 000 dollars, with plans for further improvements including enlarging the round house.
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Cheyenne
Colorado & Southern Railrway Company
Clarence Houck
Colorado & Southern
Round House
Giant Blast Breaks Limestone Ledge at Sage Quarry
Green River Wyoming March 1 The Liberty Potash company plans a massive blast to break down 100000 tons of limestone at Sage quarry Lincoln county A fifty foot high face and several tunnels are being driven A steam shovel will handle limestone once loosened A spur track to the Union Pacific line is completed and 75000 cubic yards of earth moved A 40 foot railroad trestle is under construction to dump material to the plant
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Green River
Wyo
Liberty Potash Company
Sage
Lincoln County
Union Pacific Nere
Inauguration of Gooding College President Tenney to Draw Attendees
Ida Gooding reports the Friday inauguration of Dr Charles Wesley Tenney as Gooding College president. Governor Paris ex-Governor Gooding and educators from Pacific Northwest institutions will attend. Dr Edward H Todd of College of Puget Sound will deliver 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
Centenary of Birth of Hampshire Governor Frederick Sm
Today marks the centennial birthday of Frederick Sm who served as Hampshire governor from 1865 to 1867. Born into a period of postwar politics he headed the state during a formative era and is remembered for his early leadership.
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Frederick Sm
Hampshire
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