Cadet Tourney Promises Lively Show Tonight
Cadet corps heads to Honig for a nonannual tourney likely to be among the best cadet shows. Leaders and sponsors of each squad are listed with plans including a wall sealing event and a night attack demonstration. Governor Hows to speak, medals to be awarded, and Red Cross volunteers to aid onlookers.
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Honig
Mon Y O
Red Cross
Alden Peabody
Pauline Jones
Ra ‘Trotter
Elisabeth Moore
William Woolston
Merle Hania
Ferree Marks
Jeaier
Mentzer
Aponsor
Ter Schage
Marian Yoder
Pecides
Myrtle Franson
Hows
Fiednatiog Wtill
Butts Manual of Arms
Tnd Laout
Aldon Peabody
Frank Mullin
Belecdiqn
Omdel Quartette
Wreshman
Deded
Mayer R. W. Stone
W May Ae Jadaere
Pee Woll
Dave Cookae
Aga Ta Deta
Forty four alleged slackers rounded up after May Day meeting
Detroit May Day crackdown nets about 44 alleged slackers as police and state troopers arrest 1,200 attendees. The gathering, alleged to be turning into an L W W demonstration, prompts transport to police stations amid a tense crowd and state involvement.
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Dethoit
Mika
Enisre
Ypres Remains in Allied Grasp Amid Resistance
Raiders confiscated much literature as the town of Ypres stayed under Allied control. Local resistors reported ongoing shortages and scrutiny of printed materials in occupied areas.
England May Postpone Conscription and Home Rule
London May 2 The Daily News reports the government faces trouble over the home rule bill. Drafting committee delays and disputes linked to Slater propel speculation that both conscription and home rule may be temporarily abandoned.
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London
Daily News
Duculties
Slater
Doubtful Heir Keeps Eye After Street Fight
In Chicago Illinois on May 2 Peter Jacobs told Judge Walle he preserved his two eyes after an incident on Clark Street while a policeman named Raymond Marshall assisted. The judge released Jacobs with a warning after the unusual explanation during arraignment.
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Chicago
Clark Street
Peter Jacobs
Jwige Walle
Raymond Marshall
Marshall
Jacobs
Weather and Liberty Bond Subscriptions Notice
The forecast for Cheyenne and Wyoming shows little temperature change tonight and Saturday. A 36 hour shipment protection advisory covers temperatures from 28 to 4 degrees in all directions. The Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank will open Saturday afternoon two to four thirty to receive Liberty bond subscriptions and again Saturday evening for eleventh hour subscriptions. A list of subscribers will be published at the bank.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Anor Rneoll
The
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
War Gardens Threatened by City Livestock in Cheyenne
City hall reports complaints from residents growing war gardens about chickens roaming within Cheyenne and horses and cattle from outside the city damaging plots. Mayor Stone urges keeping animals out or properly corralled. Police will impound roaming livestock to deter losses.
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Cheyenne
Ciy
Poleo
Stone
Boulder Hoy Burglar Not Wanted in UV 5 Army
San Diego yard May 3 Glend Duncan 18 year old Boulder boy who pleaded guilty to burglary and was placed on probation in a Boulder Hoy Burglar case.
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Valuted Press
San Diego
Cal
Glenn ¢. Duncan
Boulder
Elc
Court deals with enlistment and felonies in army
The superior court plans to review enlistment refusals for a man who would join the army. A Dakota City Nebraska judge’s building was wrecked by dynamite, with authorities suspecting patriotic sabotage tied to pro German sentiment. Lodge officials deny any disloyalty and assert loyalty to the government.
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Dakota City
Neb
Weather report for the date with temperatures and wind
The report records mean and actual temperatures for the date with a high of 64 degrees at 4 p m on the 2nd and a low of 29 degrees at 4:50 a m on the 2nd. It lists wind velocity up to 20 and notes rainfall and snow measurements with normal precipitation reference.
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Geo. W. Mane
Lodge Wrecked by Dynamite in Sioux City Blotched Night
A lodge building in Sioux City was wrecked by dynamite in a May incident. Reports indicate structural damage and investigations underway as authorities assess the blast and its motive. Local residents describe a loud explosion and shaken neighborhoods.
No Riceless Days for Japan Declared by Home Secretary
TOKIO May 3 There will be no riceless days in Japan for the present despite a sharp rise in commodity costs. Baron Gow Howame told the house that restrictions on consumption of food and essentials were not warranted at this time. He blamed narikin extravagances for encouraging luxury and agreed with the deteriorating conditions but urged no immediate limits.
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Tokio
Japan
Baron Gow, Howame
House of Representatives
Narikin
Baronato
Australia denounces peace talk in senate speech
Melbourne May 3 Senator Gardiner a Labor member declared in a speech that Australia will not seek peace through concessions. He condemned any push for terms and named peace advocate midiiia' anita Eiilfor as the man asking for peace.
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Melbourne
Australia
Gardiner
Labor
Midiiia
Anita Eiilfor
New York Mayor backs Cuban plan to teach Spanish in schools
Mayor Hylan joins with Cuba’s Menocal to push an Americas-wide educational alliance. Proposals include a pan American educational convention in Havana, student exchanges, prep for diplomatic service, and teaching Spanish as a required public school subject in the United States with Hylan evaluating New York City implementation.
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United Press
New York
Maytrwtylan
Cuba
International
United States
Latin America
Hylin
Mandeal
The
Americas
Havana
Monocal
North
Central and
South America
State Department
Hylan
New York City
Severance Johnson
Island Republic
Menocal
Honor Roll Open For Liberty Bond Subscriptions
The Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank announces hours to receive Liberty Bond subscriptions and invites readers to join the Honor Roll by submitting their names. Officials assure service and public posting of the list at the bank.
Red Crown Members Invited to Food Conservation Parade
Notior Med Crooks notes Red Crown members are asked to join the Food Conservation parade tomorrow Saturday at 1 pm. The charter will assemble at the Carnegie Mbury and members should wear Chelr Wlforma. Louise B Smith serves as secretary.
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Notior Med
Crooks
Red Crown
Chayter
Carnegie Mbury
Wlforma
Louise B
Smith
See
Coal Row Warning Urges Instant Coal Orders
Harry A. Garfield warns households utilities and industries to determine their coal needs for the coming year and place orders immediately. He argues past shortages were caused by delayed action and urges maximum use of transport capacity to avoid future disruption to war work.
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Harry A. Garfield
United States
Fuel Administration
China
Tno
Gin Purl
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