Princess Pat Marries Commoner in Westminster Abbey
Crowds gathered outside Westminster Abbey as Princess Patricia wed Commander Ramsay RN. The ceremony followed royal tradition yet marked renunciation of royal rights. The bride wore a braided panne gown and white fur, with a sprig of white heather and myrtle, while Ramsay stood by her side in formal attire.
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Wilson
London
Patricia Ramsay
Queen Charlotte
Abbey
Westminsterbbey
Ramsay
Pat
Edward the Confessor
Bridge
Patricia
Mendelssohn
Beerecorwrens Mares Moreted Treated Remedy Discovery
A fragmented report notes a medical remedy discussed by unnamed authorities. The text hints at urgency and secretive measures, with references to a presumption of testing and possible office procedures. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Bridal Procession of a Royal Bride in a Momentous Ceremony
The bride, after a coronation christening and confirmation by the Bishop of Canterbury, walks down the aisle with her husband. Soldiers line the passage as Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry bears her flag and laurel crown. Crowds cheer as the couple departs amid cheers of good luck.
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Canteran
Princess’ Patricia
Canadian Light Infantry
No Welcome for Wyomingites on Arrival from War
Nearly 100 Wyoming soldiers returning from overseas arrived in the city en route to Fort Russell to be mustered out. They were not met with planned home state ceremonies, and their reception was described as unwelcomed and quiet, despite hopes for a state welcome. 140 Montana soldiers accompanying them will also be discharged soon.
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Wyoming
Fort Russell
148Th Field Artillery
Chaplin
London Yanks discuss shave tails after stiff combat tours
Two American soldiers in London describe what they call shave-tails new second lieutenants among officers and discuss life away from the front. They effusively critique officers trained in schools and lament delays in demobilization while noting soldiers discard excess gear on routes toward Germany.
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London
Marek
Chateau-Tierry
Belleau Woud
Soissons
Champagne
American Express
France
Germany
Army College
American Lumber Congress Set for Chicago Next Month
The American Lumber Congress will convene in Chicago in March, promising the largest and most representative gathering of its kind in the United States. All industry branches will attend to discuss advertising methods lumber merchandising retail service road construction standards and industry relations with national policies. Speakers include William Cowell of the Federal Trade Commission and others yet to be confirmed.
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Congress
Chicago
Ita
Walk
4 Hines
Ome
William Cowell
Federal Employment Service Cut to One Officer in Wyoming
The U S employment service in Wyoming is cut to one officer, State Director Ed P Taylor of Cheyenne, after Congress failed to provide funding. Sheridan and Rock Springs offices close. Casper office funds cover rent and examiner salary to July 1. Miss Mildred McIntosh volunteers to continue without pay until July 1, hoping for a new appropriation in the coming extra session.
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United States Employment Service
Wyoming
Ed P. Taylor
Cheyenne
Congress
Sheridan
Rock Springs
Casper
Taylor
Mildred McIntosh
Washington
McIntosh
Capitol Avenue
John E. Durham
Natrona County
Federal Employment Service
Funeral services for Alys Loy yesterday
Funeral services for Alys Loy the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles V Loy were held at Early's Mortuary yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Rev J A Huston conducting. Interment was at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Alys Loy
Charles V. Loy
A. Huston
Lakeview Cemetery
Biological Survey Representative Visits City
R. T. Jackson, representative of the federal Biological Survey, arrives in the city from Laramie and sets up headquarters.
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R. T. Jackson
Federal Biological Survey
Laramie
Laramie County Plans Large Scale Rodent Poison Campaign
Laramie County will launch a mass poisoning effort against ground squirrels and prairie dogs this spring in cooperation with the U S biological survey. 1600 ounces of poison have been shipped to arrive before April 1 with costs at 14 cents per pound and funds due by that date.
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Carey
United States Biological Survey
Laramie County
Erle G. Reed
Laramie
Reed
Farm Bureau
County Agricultural Agent
Massive UP Machine Shop Framework Rises Over Town
The massive steel framework of a Union Pacific machine shop under construction looms above surrounding buildings as wheel derricks are used to lift and place the steel. The rapid erection signals a major industrial facility near completion.
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Singh
Union Pacific
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