Britain Sends Reinforcements as Hun Drive Halts
British forces reinforce in France as the German offensive slows under heavy British fire. Observers note high casualties on both sides while Haig weighs a larger push once ready. German strength is estimated around 100000 daily, with losses seen as undermining their advance.
Germans Losing 100,000 Daily
Washington report says German losses reach 100000 daily as 97 divisions totaling 1,164,000 men contend with 77 divisions and 492000 troops. British military men assess the impact of the Allied strategy and manpower disparity.
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Washington
al Halgie
Army drive raised funds across Wyoming counties
Cheyenne subscribed 3200 to the Salvation Army fund Friday and Saturday, oversubscribing the Larimer county quota of 2500. Albany, Crook, Sweetwater, Uinta, Weston, Hot Springs, Natrona and other counties report various amounts collected with many areas still to be heard from. Local leaders include W J Woods, Frank A Wieese, A R Cousina, Dr C H Soller, B Zachman, W J Thon, A K Lee, and Jeremiah Mahoney as drives continue.
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Cheyenne
Salvation Army
Laramie
Albany County
W. J. Woods
Crook County
Frank A. Wieese
Big Horn County
A.R. Cousina
Sweetwater County
Green River
C. H. Soller
Uinta County
Het
Springs County
A. K. Lee
Jeremiah Mahoney
Casper
Natrona County
Bapaume Captured as Berlin Claims Victory
Contested report out of World War I fronts says Bapaume may be captured while Berlin asserts success. Fighting on the canal west bank continues with British French and American units repulsed during hard clashes near La Neuville and Villequier Aumont. French infantry and cavalry counterattacks failed as pursuing German forces under Generals von Conta and von Gayle pressed the retreating foe. Chauny and another location were reportedly taken.
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Canal
la Neuville
Villequier- Aumont
Longes
von Conta
von Gayle
Chauny
Weather report from Cheyenne Wyoming Tuesday
Fair and cooler conditions forecast with lower temperatures across the region. Report includes temperature readings, humidity, wind direction, precipitation totals for January and the last 24 hours, and notes on no rain in the past 24 hours.
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Nevel
San Vei
Asnues
J._U. DAINGERFIELD
French Go to Aid British Forces in Noyon Sector
Paris reports French troops began intervening on March 23, relieving allied units and taking up fighting on the front near Noyon. They are engaged in heavy combat along the right bank of the Oise, opposing substantial German forces.
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Paris
Noyon
Clee
Ning
Alli
Oise
Division of Huns to Each 2000 Yards on Front
German forces deployed a division for every 2000 yards of the front on the British right near St Quentin. The aim was to seize Urvillers and Esaigny Le Grand to enable a wider advance. Friday renewed assaults brought heavier fighting in La Fere and attempts to outflank the British line.
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France
St. Quentin
Urvillers
Esaigny-Le Grand
la Fere
Local notices report arrivals and services in Cheyenne
City brief lists Douglas arrivals C J Saul and George Raineford from Diamond. Kemmerer visitor Davie. Orin Junction George Pollock. Thermopolis H Shanahan. Guernsey S F Thompson. Wyo firm reprints old papers. harness shop Morris at 429 West 16th. auto express and baggage line phone 1911. old papers 25c per bundle. new incorporations include Dubois State Bank Casper American Agate Cutting Upton Putnam Oil and Refining Douglas Wyoming Queen Oil. Reed Hollister 1720 Pioneer avenue. 3 19 item notes. Rock Springs business trip by Judge C N Potter.
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Dubois State Bank
Duboi
American Agate Cutting Company
Casper
Putnam Oil & Refining Company
Upton
Wyoming
Queen Oil Company
Douglas
Interscholastic meet cancelled by extra travel costs
The annual eastern Washington interscholastic basketball meet in Pullman is abandoned this season due to higher railway fares and expenses. Director J Fred Bohier of the state college athletic department funded the advance, prompting the cancellation.
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Pullman
Wash
Washington
J. Fred Bohier
Washington State College Athletic Department
March Weather Brews Croup and Cough Dangers
Changeable March brings damp feet and risky coughs with whooping cough fears. Mrs. W. H. Thornton of Little Rock credits Foley's Honey and Tar for saving her boy during a severe croup attack, two doses proving relief. Notice: Wyoming Stock Growers meet Kemmerer April 11 1918 at 10 am for officer elections and business.
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W. H. Thornton
W. 10Th St
Little Rock
Ark
Foley
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Alice Smith
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Auto Express
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West 16Th St
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S. F. Thompson
Guern Bay
Thermopolis
H. Shanahan
Thermopolia
Sherman Paint Co
Watson
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