Women Arrive in St Louis for National Suffrage Convention
Suffragists from all states converge on St Louis for the National American Woman Suffrage Association convention. The meeting marks a potential last major gathering before federal action expands voting rights and includes Wyoming’s fiftieth anniversary of women’s suffrage and plans to form a national league of women voters.
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St. Louis
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Lattle
Subid
Wyoming
Kansas
Wmill
Women voters conference to discuss welfare and leadership
Evening meetings feature prominent speakers as a conference of women voters merges on Thursday. Topics include welfare of women in industry and child welfare. Friday covers legal status of women, election methods, and U S leadership. Saturday aims to form a composite working organization of voters and non voters.
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United States
A REAL FIGHTER Maj Gen Sir Frederick Maurice to Open American Tour
Maj Gen Sir Frederick Barton Maurice, a veteran of the Tirah and South African campaigns and later chief director of military operations in the British war office, is to begin an American speaking tour in New York City Sunday night. His career shows rapid promotion and repeated recognition, including mention in dispatches and honors such as Companion of the Bath.
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Frederick Barton Maurice
New York City
British War Office
Morgenthau sails to help plan Red Cross Geneva convention
Henry Morgenthau Jr and Henry P Davison are tasked by President Wilson to organize the International Red Cross convention in Geneva, thirty days after peace. Morgenthau envisions a moral league supplementing the League of Nations by tackling human welfare, education, disease cure, and poverty eradication worldwide.
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Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
France
Leviathan
Henry P. Davison
International Red Cross
Geneva
Davison
Morgenthau
Wilson
Mr. Morgenthau
League of Nations
Rockefeller Foundation
Taree
Red Cross
Union Pacific Tax Report Errors Prompt Delinquent Returns
Union Pacific employees who were underpaid or misreported in the company’s tax data must file corrected returns. C. H. McGuire of the internal revenue department arrived to aid belated filings and urged delinquents to report at once in room 23 of the post office building. The error affects many workers and may expose penalties unless proper returns are filed.
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C. H. McGuire
Internal Revenue Department
McGuire
de Howeste
Mc McGllire
Upton Pacific
Union Pacific
Corpang
von Beeryry
Senator Fonda To Drive Home In Car
Senator Arthur C. Fonda of Platte county traveled through Cheyenne yesterday on the way to Denver to buy a new Overland car He then plans to drive the automobile back to his home in Guernsey from Denver.
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Fonda
Arthur C. Fonda
Platte County
Cheyenne
Denver
Guernsey
Soldier Sol Zuckman Receives Wartime Pamphlet
Sol Zuckman of the Sam Stark store received from Private Human Gold of Company B, Twenty-third Infantry, a pamphlet titled B Company to Action. The publication recounts stirring experiences of B Company in France during the American Expeditionary Forces era.
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Sol Zuckman
Sam Stark
Twenty-third Infantry
France
the Foresting
B Pany
Hartmans Brow
Vatlendar Om the Rhine
Largest Apartment Building in Cheyenne Sold to Out-of-Town Buyer
Cheyenne’s Netford, the city’s largest apartment building, sold yesterday from Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kingsford to BE. M. Chase of Brownsville Me for 15500. Dan C. Barksdale negotiated. Chase plans to move soon to manage the property located at East Eighteenth Street near House Street.
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Cheyenne
Netford
A. C. Kingsford
BE. M. Chase
Brownsville
Dan C. Barksdale
Chase
Noetford
East Eighteenth Street
House Street
Funeral for Mrs Mol Lastam Ied Yotardat
Funeral services for Mrs F. W. Holbister were held yesterday at the residence 615 East Geventesnth vired with many friends in attendance. Floral offerings were described in the obituary as cometary.
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Mra F. W. Holbister
East Geventesnthvired
Society notes freight manager moves in Oregon Short Line
The Society column continues noting the freight manager of the Oregon Short Line at East Lake City. Mr. King will return to Cheyenne in a week on business.
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Department of the Oregon Short Line
Tn East Lake City
King
Cheyenne
Return of Sam Underwood from Camp Jefferson
Sam Underwood, son of Capt. and Mrs. Arthur A. Underwood, arrived yesterday from Camp Jefferson Missouri after serving with the medical corps. He was on a ten day furlough at home and friends welcome him back.
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Sam Underwood
Camp Jefferson
Arthur A. Underwood
Camp
Jefferson
Flemings Head West as Mrs Fleming Rests with Parents
Mr John Fleming and Mrs Fleming depart for Denver while Mrs Fleming visits her parents in Albuquerque New Mexico Agnes Wright returns from Douglas Wyoming where she spoke to Converse county teachers about local education issues
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John Fleming
Denver
John C. Fleming
the Tribune
Fleming
Albuquerque
N. M
Agnes Wright
Douglas
Wyo
Converse County
Parents Teachers Association Meeting at Churchill School
The regular monthly meeting of the Parents Teachers association will be held this afternoon at the Churchill school at 3 50 o clock. A large attendance of mothers is requested. The program includes music papers stories by first and second grade pupils folk dancing and a social hour with tea.
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Parents-Teachers Association
Churchill School
Will Entertain At Y Tonight Fort Russell
The Win One class in the Method ist Sunday school will entertain this evening at the x at Fort Russell. They will take the 7 40 car for the post and all young folks are urged to be at the church by 7 10. At the Cheyenne Woman's club meeting Mrs Wallace Bond reviewed a book and Mrs S W Pex led the musical program. The club fixed March 29 for the annual little theater play to be held at the Parish house with Mrs G P Johnston participating. Those who saw last year’s plays look forward to the new production.
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Methodist Sunday School
Fort Russell
Clas
Cheyenne Woman's Club
Carnegie Library
Wallace Bond
W. Pex
Little Theater
G. P. Johnston
Woman's Club
Cheyenne High Hosts League of Nations Debate
High School debate scheduled Monday at 3 15 pm with two English classes at Cheyenne High School debating the League of Nations Visitors are welcome.
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Cheyenne High School
League of Nations
Captain Underwood’s violet display honors Sam Underwood homecoming
Floral offerings mark Sam Underwood’s return from Camp Jefferson Missouri with over 500 violet bouquets prepared by Captain Arthur Underwood. Mrs. Roy McVegh of Casper and Mr. and Mrs. Belle Bradley attend the Plains as visitors during the city event.
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A. A. Underwood
Arthur Underwood
Sam Underwood
Jefferson, Mo
Medical Reserve Corps
Notable Residents Headed to Denver Opera Trip
Mr. and Mrs. 8. King and Mrs. Charles J. Griffin with daughter Kathryn Ann Griffin depart for Denver to attend grand opera and plan to return Sunday. Other locals include Miss Warner of Thermopolis on business and several visiting businessmen from Fort Worth Chicago and Salt Lake City. Lieutenant Crouter travels en route to Wheatland after overseas service. Community events include a Central school eighth grade party at the Princess and Red Cross clothing drive preparations.
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8. King
Charles J. Griffin
Kathryn Ann Griffin
Denver
Wilfrid O'Leary
Central School
Helen Tyson Wins Cheyenne High Music Contest
Cheyenne High School held a Thursday music contest with six entrants. Helen Tyson won the vocal division with I Hear A Thrush at Eve and will represent the school at the interstate tournament in Laramie next week. Other winners included Herbert Woodman in impromptu speaking and Marjorie Bartlett in interpretive reading. The top finishers earn chances at prizes, including a three-term vocal scholarship at the state university.
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Laramie
Muate
Frances Mentzer
Alice McPherridge
Marion Yoder
Erica Eakin
Dorothy Stewart
Henle Tyson
F. H. Westcott
Lloyd Sampson
T. Joe Cahill
Firat
Helen Tyson
Herbert Woodman
Lawrence Desmond
State University
Bishop McGovern Returns From Casper
Bishop P A McGovern arrived in Cheyenne from Casper with Father Michael Healey of Pine Bluff Wyoming. Healey leaves today for home after several days here. Mrs Mary Riddle of Casper will visit Cheyenne for two weeks. Mr Julius Davy, recently ill, is improving. Mr Harry F Fox president of the Wyoming Federation of Labor returns to Casper after several days here. Mr B N Carson of Omaha is in Cheyenne briefly. Mr and Mrs BE BR Jones of Denver guests at Platina Hotel. Mr Wesley Jensen of Laramie is in the city on business.
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P. A. McGovern
Casper
Michael Healey
Pine Bluff
Wyo
Father Healey
Mary Riddle
Cheyenne
Harry F. Fox
The
Wyoming Federation of Labor
Mr. B. N. Carson of
Omaha
Mr. and
Mra, Be, BR. Jones of
Denver
Platina Hotel
Mir
Denver Visitors in Cheyenne at Plains
Denver visitors and waiters gather at the Plains in Cheyenne for a brief stay on business and social engagements. Among those listed are R C Flint HL Balsom G J Buckingham C J Hlochenauer and many others from Denver Kansas City Lincoln and Sterling with several traveling for opera and commerce.
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Denver
Cheyenne
Plains
the Plains
R. C. Flint
HL. Balsom
G. J. Buckingham
C. J. Hlochenauer
R. E. Acatin
D. Roach
George 8. Schaller
EB. BR. Davis
M. H. Ropley
John J. Cooper
PD. W. Reagar
Paul Armstrong
M. H. Miller
Paul R. Kirtley
G. W. Lewninson
W. C
Frank J. Vavra Returns Today from Overseas
Mrs. F. Jy Vavra of 1822 Van Street reports her son Frank J. Vavra Jr. has just returned from overseas and will arrive in Cheyenne today from Newport Virginia station. Other visitors include Mr. Bar Pinyn of Silverton and Rollo My Clab of Challis visiting Mrs Jorn Hunter. FP A Stewart and H Patterson guests in town en route home.
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F. Jy-Vavra
Frank J. Vavra, Jr. Y
Newport
Chey
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League of Women Voters
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Tirah
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Maine
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Nemmo
A. I. Marble
San Franhcisco, Cal
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Charles O'Connor
Chicago
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Clay Robinson
E. F. Taft
East Ninteenth Street
St. John's Hospital
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B.S. Johnston
Albert Jensen
Sege
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Churchill Hoo
Methodist Aid Society
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Mra. Pevnecen
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Morence Bradley
Sickenaon
William Mionim
Yoder
Mina Bradlay
Belle Bradley
Dainties
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Warner
Thermopolis
Fred A. Mackerson
Fort Worth, Tex
Waynenberg, Pa
S.ee
W. J. Walls
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W. H. Carter
Mra
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Pierpont
Salt Lake City
Alm. Wooit
New York
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Lieut
Clerk Crouter
Wheatland
Tieutenant Crouter
Overgean
Joe C. Kinney
Cokeville
Mr. J. Roseboom
Methodist Church
0. M. Poland
Fort Warne
E. Pierce
Des Moines
Bishop P. A. McGovern
Julius Davy
Mr. Davy
Wesley Jensen
Laramiea
R. A. Wheeler
Kansas City, Mo
Harold Vaughan
C. Wright
Lincoln, Neb
W. J. Dewis
Kimball
Mr. D. B. Garden of Lincoln
Joseph Kounovaky
Snyder, Neb
Yasterday
Plaina
Frank J. Vavra
Bar Pinyn
Silverton
Jorn
Hunter
Rollo
A. Stewart
Ton
Neb
R. F. Drew
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Crown Tar Works
Denver Gas & Electing Light Ca
Arp & Hammond Hardware Co
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