Roosevelt Presses Preparedness and War Unity
In Portland Maine March 28, Colonel Roosevelt urged sweeping postwar preparedness and a quick victory over Germany. He attacked Washington mismanagement, defended Republican resolve, and warned against pacifists while calling for universal military training and rapid ship construction. A brief line notes a job ad at 1620 Capitol Ave.
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Maine
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Dillon Foresees Irish Struggle in Momentous Times
Dublin reports John Dillon, new Irish Nationalist Leader, warns Ireland faces a decisive period as Sinn Fein factions split and the Ulster question looms. He urges a swift convention conclusion and cautions youths against uprisings. A Belfast Sinn Fein riot leaves police injured after clashes with marchers.
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Dublin
Ireland
John Dillon
Enniskillen
John Redmond
Sinn Fein
Young
Ulster
Redmond
England
Sinn
Colored Easter Eggs Ban Imposed By Federal Official
Theodore Diers, federal food administrator for Wyoming, bans colored eggs and candy eggs for Easter due to sugar shortage fears. He warns coloring spoils eggs and wastes food, stressing no egg should be colored or rendered unfit for consumption. Easter need not be eggless, but families should limit egg usage.
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Theodore Diers
Wyoming
Mr. Diers
Dlers
Snowbird Burglar Found Guilty in Cheyenne Case
Harold Major known as the sowbird burglar was found guilty by a district court jury for robbing residences in Cheyenne last December. Prosecutor Sam M. Thompson presented prison records from Walla Walla. Major claimed prior imprisonment for discarded stolen goods and said he was meeting a "lady friend" at 2:30 AM during a snowstorm when arrested.
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Harold Major
Cheyenue
Major
Walla Walla
Waseh
Kirk Buscard
Sam M. Thompson
Arthur Piggott
Keep Schools Open Says Sane Plan for All Year Education
The Bureau of Education urges keeping country and village schools open in summer where funds allow. Commissioner Claxton notes that many cities offer 180 days or fewer, with children often in school less than half the year. All year schools are praised by students and parents for cooler rooms and better use of time.
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Alice Brady Stars in The Divorce Game at Atlas
Atlas presents a whimsical comedy based on Mile Fifi by Leo Ditrichstein with Alice Brady as the extravagant American wife. The plot follows a lavish couple seeking divorce under a settlement, motherly debts, and a reconciliation as the finale unfolds. See this entertaining stage production today.
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Alice Brady
Atlas Theater
Mile Fifi
Leo Ditrichstein
Miss Brady
Thin
The Sin Woman Varnishing Sherman Paint Co
Old papers for aine offered by the Leader office at 25 cents per bundle. Each bundle contains 100 papers.
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Sherman Paint Company
Aine
Cheyenne Sets Clocks Ahead One Hour for Daylight Saving
Cheyenne observes daylight saving time starting Monday at 2 am Washington time, moving clocks ahead one hour. Stores will open earlier, trains adjust schedules, and shops, restaurants, and churches follow the new time affecting meals and work.
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Cheyenne
Washington
War Gardens
Cone Ie
Casper's List in 1000 Dollar W S S Club
The item lists multiple individuals including J. BR. Penn Jr Patrick Sullivan H K Miller McCarthy ry F con W D Waltman Mrs W D Waltman Ambrose Hemingway L Terrill W F Hening Stephen Tobin Frank G Pierce James Hayes Louise Peters Lucia M Becker Mrs W EB Dowlin V Norris Robert J Veitch H A Jolimson M LL Bishop HK KB Brooks in a catalog like notice from Casper's List within the club context.
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J. BR. Penn, Jr
Patrick Sullivan
H. K. Miller
Sedan Dodge Taxi Ad Calls 234
Classified notice for a sedan dodge taxi service with contact number 234 and location at Brand 303 16th Street.
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16Th St
Red Star tag day raises funds for wounded war horses
Weather delayed tag day but school girls collected several hundred dollars for Red Star relief. Nearly $100 was solicited at the state capitol and a full total awaits receipt. Funds support wounded horses on battlefields as branches form under E. W. Burke's state humane drive with local officers elected in Worland Basin and Basin chapters.
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Paxsoasyay
State Capitol
Battefields
Anna Mae Bergerson
Harriett Rossman
Ruth Harrington
Mary Garlock
Sadie Sherman
Mildred Kinney
Helen Hudson
Edith Marsh
Helen Brace
Naoma Burdick
Irene Giteba
Red Star
E. W. Burke
State Humane Sp
Worland and Cody
Wyoming
Worland
Charles A. Ackenhaugen
Doneald Babbit
John Helvey
Basin
Allan H. Tedman
W. F. Monnroe
William Snow
Oereata
Off to the War and a Woman's Tonic Remedy
The piece discusses Russian women forming a Battalion of Death and questions whether the United States could defend similarly. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic herbal tonic for women, claiming it aids nervousness fatigue and various female complaints. It notes tablets cost 60 cents and offers a trial package by mail.
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United States
Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
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