Cadets Host Lively Tourney Night With Red Cross Care
Cadet corps present at a spirited tourney tonight featuring cadet squads led by Alden Peabody Prog Mollin Ira Trotter and Ferree Marks. Governor Hows attends along with a review and maneuvers including wall sealing and a night attack as Medals are awarded by Adjutant General and Capt. Woll.
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Forty four alleged slackers in Detroit meeting riot
Police and state troopers arrested an audience of about 1,200 at a May Day rally in Detroit. The crowd, described as an L W W demonstration, was hauled to the police station as the gathering appeared to turn into disorder.
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Ypres Still in Allies Grasp Amid Raid Seizures
Ypres remains under Allied control as raiders confiscate literature and other items in ongoing resistance activity.
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England May Postpone Wome Cle and Draft
London May 2 The Daily News reports the government faces serious trouble over the home vile bill. Drafting committee deliberations face difficulties connected with Sl ater's claims. It is not reliable that conscription and home life will be temporarily abandoned.
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Keeps Eye in Share Hox Chicago
Peter Jacobs told Judge Walle he carried two eyes while arraigned in Chicago as he claimed Clark Street loafers stole one eye during a celebration by Officer Raymond Marshall. The judge released him with a warning.
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Weather and bond drive updates for Cheyenne and Wyoming
The forecast notes little temperature change tonight and Saturday for Cheyenne and nearby areas. Shippers' Forecast warns protect 36 hour shipments from 28 to 40 degrees in all directions as warmer weather returns. The Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank will be open Saturday afternoon and evening to receive Liberty bond subscriptions and publish a list of subscribers at the bank.
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War Gardens Torn Up by Hens and Livestock
City hall reports complaints from residents cultivating war gardens as chickens from within Cheyenne and horses and cattle from outside ravage plots. Mayor Stone asks owners to corral animals. po lice will impound intruders and issue pound fees. Damages to unfenced gardens remain a loss to planters.
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Boulder Hoy Burglar Not Wanted in UV 5 Army
San Diego May 3 Glenn C. Duncan an 18 year old Boulder elc boy pleaded guilty to burglary and was placed on probation in a shortened Boulder Hoy report.
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Court plans further action in case of enlistment obstruction
A superior court hearing discusses enlisting into the United States Army and possible actions as the court considers further disposition of the case. Dakota City authorities report a dynamite blast wrecking a nearby building attributed to pro German lodge supporters, with lodge officials denying any disloyalty.
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Weather Summary for the Date
The report lists normal and actual temperatures this date with a mean of 52 degrees and a high of 64 and a low of 29. Wind measures 20 mph from the west with clear conditions and precipitation totals noted as inches since January 1.
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Lodge Fire Destroys Pro-German Hall in Sioux City
A blaze wrecked a lodge hall connected to a pro German group in Sioux City Iowa. Firefighters fought the flames as smoke rose over the building and investigations began into the cause.
No Riceless Days for Japan Says Home Secretary
TOKIO May 3 There will be no riceless days in Japan despite rising commodity prices. Baron Gow was asked in the house of representatives if the government planned to restrict consumption of food and necessities. He agreed the narikin’s extravagant habits fuel a luxury trend but did not deem the situation ripe for limits.
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Australia debates wartime stance in Melbourne speech
In Melbourne on May 3 Senator Gardiner of the Labor Party proclaimed that Australia must fight to a victory, denouncing calls for peace as a sign of weakness. He argued that those seeking peace are weak and misled.
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New York Mayor backs Spanish teaching in schools as Cuba pact urged
Mayor Hylan joins with Cuba's Menocal to push an Americas alliance. Plans include a pan American educational convention in Havana, student exchanges, and preparing Americans for Latin American diplomatic service. Spanish instruction in U S public schools is proposed and under study in New York City.
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Honor Roll Open for Subscriptions at Wyoming Bank
The Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank invites readers to join the Honor Roll by subscribing to Liberty Bond issues. The bank plans to publish the full list of subscribers and urges public support at the bank to have names recorded on the Honor Roll.
Red Crown Members Invited to Food Conservation Parade
Notior Med Crooks reports Red Crown members asked to join tomorrow’s parade at 1 pm gathering at the Carnegie Mbury. Members should wear Chelr Wlforma. Louise B. Smith serves as secretary.
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Warns Consumers to Secure Coal Now for War Winter
United States Fuel Administrator Harry A. Garfield urges every household utility and industry to determine their coal needs for the coming year and place orders immediately. He argues previous shortages resulted from delayed action and stresses maximum use of transport capacity and storage.
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