Parade of Helpers of War Food Show Draws Big Crowd
A detailed parade list credits participants and floats from Goddess of Liberty to Uncle Sam, with groups including Camp Fire Girls of America, Italian and Japanese contingents, and Union Pacific banner donors. Numerous individuals and organizations are named for their costumes, contributions, and assistance in making the event a success.
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Goddess of Liberty
Mra HP
Mynda
Mra EB
Kelley
Mice Velma Wilceck
Liberty
Alice McPhetridge
Pauline Jones
Kibabeth Reed
Irélie Gibbe
Helen Hudson
Helen Cooper
Helen Nicolaldon
Erika Eiken
Olamtbin
Mra. Olds
Mee
Elmer Cook
Italy
Charles Carey
Wdlth K. Chark
Meséra
Pepitone
Milateo
Cheynone
Denver
Sam
Holgtom
BR. S. van Tassel
Mes
J.T. Kendall
Meyer Prank
Elisabeth Carey
Margaret Ann
Joe Dell Kendall
Kathryn Shingle
Wat
Mra
Paul Lariver
Miew Burdick
Mine McAllister
R. A. Hopking
Bunting
Margaret Bailey
England
Florence Johnston
France
Pauline Lariver
America
Charles Lariver
Heleium
Mincie Stark
Boy
Uncle Sam
Enos Laughlin
Red Star Society
Julia Williams
Searchlight Club
Calliope
Charles Irwin
George Storey
Mia
Charles Christol
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Messra
Percy Hoyt
Jay Showalter
Ed Storey
John Melnerney
Mesdames James Speer
Charles Bailey
C.D. Shawver
Arthur Spaulding
J. Mahongy
Kathryn Wade
Vanderlipp
Fee
Jessup
Mary Garlock
W. M. Jeffers
McDuffle
Union Pacific
Hawksworth
Wilson Wins Over Japs in Siberia Question
The article discusses shifting Japanese and American perspectives on Siberian intervention during the Russo Japanese era era, noting newspaper caution and the specter of war while considering Russia and Germany. It cites domestic opposition, financial strains, and a possible reconsideration of Japan's aims with the United States seen as not opposing intervention.
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Wilson
Siberia
Vladivostok
Amur
Tokio
Nippon
Mars
Foreign Advisory Council
Japan
Orient
Russia
Germany
Calmnes Ie Tutes
Randa
America
Manthe
United States
Jay
Leasing Bill Extends Patent Rights to Homesteaders
Washington May 6 A clause in the house drafting of the leasing bill would grant homesteaders with lands inside an oil withdrawal a preference right to a prospecting permit. The change covers entries made bona fide before withdrawals, aligning surface patent rules with oil potential and easing proof requirements for patenting.
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Washington, D. C
Wireless in Mid-Ocean to Operate Trains
Wireless in mid ocean will direct trains and cargo movements to specific docks and ships to speed wartime supply. Bertha B signals arrival and docking, with 3000 tons of shrapnel bound for a French port. Shipments, tools, and troops to be rushed, ports cleared, and holds loaded swiftly under Director General McAdoo.
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Bertha B
Abe
Geta
Doublequick
Cara
McAdoo
Vermits Granted For Two House Constructions In City
Ver mites approved for John Virich to build a new house on House Street between North and Twentieth Streets and for Pred Mormank to build a 1400 dollar dwelling on Twentyfirst Street between Thames Street and Pioneer Avenue. From Kansas City, W Smith spent the day in Cheyenne.
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John Virich
House Street
Nth
Twentieth Streets
Pred Mormank
Twentyelath Street
Thames Street
Pioneer Avenue
Kansas
W. Smith
Cheyenne
Kanaan City
Socks Needed for Camp Cody Boys War Relief Drive
Red Cross Knitters in the Mountain division urge immediate sock donations to supply 30 000 pairs for Camp Cody in Deming New Mexico. Edwin H Brown and Frederick W Standart of the Red Cross warn stock is depleted after prior shipments to Pershing's troops and call all branches to send on hand socks to the Denver warehouse for rapid dispatch.
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America
Red Cross
Mountain Division
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Camp Cody
Deming
N. M
Edwin H. Brown
Denver
Division
Camp
Cody
Frederick W. Standart
United States
Standaf
Pershing
U S Lynching Arouses Ire Of Brazils Negroes
A U P report from Rio de Janeiro notes a commission of Black Brazilians arranged broad publication of the Li gors Scott lynching story from Duesburg Tenn USA. They plan to send a message to the North American government lamenting such acts in the North and respect for liberty and fraternity.
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United Press
Rio DE Janeiro
May
Ligors Scott
Duesburg
Tenn
New York
Grand Republic of the North
Brazil
Dyesburg
Bootleg Whisky Sale Case In Van Tassel Yard
Police report a bootleg liquor transaction in Van Tassel's coal yard involving Kelley Foster and Mutt. Kelley bought aqua fortis type liquor via Mutt who paid Foster and delivered the bottle. all three were detained by Patrolman Gus Clancy at the bastilia.
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van Tassel
Kelley
Foater
Mutt
Foster
Gus Clancy
Clancy
Bastilia
Saloons Plan Secret Bootlegging Crackdown
Cheyenne saloon men announce a secret plan to stamp out bootlegging by restricting liquor sales to soldiers or buyers who will resell to them. Police official C. F. Amberg says the details are kept unpublished to avoid tipping off bootleggers. Casper Arrival J A Ward and others from Comperot visit for business.
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Cheyenne
Aa Loon
Plang
Acheme
A& Loon Nies
C. F. Amberg
Prizewinners in War Food Exhibit Earn Awards
Ribbons awarded at the war food show as judges praised the wide range of entries and skill. Mayor Stone placed ribbons. special mentions went to Mrs. Houx for twelve war foods and to the information booth. Various booths led by county and city demonstrators showcased barley and wheat substitutes, with many individual cookery prizes across breads, muffins, pies, and desserts.
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P. 8. Cook
Cheyenne
Georgia Crary
Public School Domestic Science
Henrietta Kolshorn
University Home Economics’ Extension Department
B. W. Stone
F. L. Houwx
Archie Allison
Bennitt
County Home
Rennitt
Capitol
Mre. Carley
Jordan
Wella
E. W. Glafcke
Nash
Avery Haggard
Birs. Hopkins
Menteer
Robinson
Elmer Lane
Olsen
Paris shelling paces measured by YMCA official
Albert Ogden, an M C A war work secretary, reports American troops in Paris clocked German long range shells arriving every fifteen minutes. The observation highlights continuous bombardment as fascist forces pressed on an occupied European capital.
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Paris
Albert Ogden
Jupital Coal Company Sets Broad Goals
Jupital Coal Company outlines diverse aims in a brief notice. The announcement mentions Cahill and Holliday and provides a contact phone 46 for inquiries.
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Jupital Coal Company
Cahil & Holliday
Eae Tea
visitors from multiple cities stop in Cheyenne
Casper and Salt Lake residents arrive for business and in town visits. Names include L C Robinson from Salt Lake City E J Miller from St Louis F Schwarte from Colorado Springs J A Bannon from Minneapolis M A Forsyth from Butte W B Goodrich from Trinidad Henry H Shaw from San Francisco all seen in Cheyenne today.
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California
Henry H. Shaw
San Francisco
Hawaiian Chinese Vote Opposition to Federal Registration Order
In Honolulu on May 6 local Chinese held a mass meeting to protest a federal mandate that requires Chinese partners to register with immigration and reveal business details. They planned to inform countrymen by mail if the order is not rescinded, aiming to present a united front to Washington and challenge what they view as discriminatory enforcement of the Chinese Exclusion Act.
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Honolulu
T. H
Maieland
Washington
Immigration Brreau
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H. S. Ridgley
C. L. Beatty
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Mary Mahan
Florence Lyons
Josephine Mullen
Hidred Kinney
Florence Wilson
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Hilliard Ridgley, Jr
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Sire
J. H. Conway
Fred Warren
Norman Black
Colia O'Boyle
Katelle O' Boyle
Frances Bristol
Summerfield Taylor
Kathrys Boyd
R. N. LaFonta
Merc
Duvgald Whitaker
T. Blake Kennedy
Alsdred-Lorraine
Marcaret Weaver
Effle Lannen
Babbette Wasserman
Mary Carpenter
Helen Tyson
Joan of Ara Incoxtome
Carey
Wireless
Mid-Ocean
U. S
Casper Arrivale
J. A. Ward
Atlas Theatre
William Russell
Russell
BY Vesta Bridges Tyson
Sen
A. D. Johnston
Tobey
Semrad
Long
Mre. Semrad
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Putnam
Pred Taylor
George Copeland
Hows
David
Hotcakea
Frank Beaman
W. 5. Quayle
Mra. Allison
Katharine
Clifford Hummer
B. W. Burke
W. Bushelle
A. EB. Roedel
Mentzer
Mra. Wells
H. Jeneen
Barbara True
Mra. Houx
Brandon
Branner
G. Davis
A. BE. McKay
John Benson
Gingerbread
A. M. French
L. R. Tyson
W. H. Yeager
F. L. Robinson
J. A. Veatel
Mra. Stubblefield
Frank Roach
E. B. Treat
Mullen
Mra. Bullock
Mra. Wasserman
F. Briscoe
Mra. Gates
Horskey
Stimson
Mags
Haggard
J. Jensen
P. J Black
Roach
H. Clay Taylor
Phon
Guthrie
Casper
F. B. Roberts
Salt Lake
L. C. Robinson
S J. Louis
E. J. Miller
St. Louis
Colorado Springs
F. Schwarte
Minneapolis
J. A. Bannon
Butte
M. A. Forsyth
Hutte
Mant
Trinidad
W. B. Goodrich
Hippodrome
Neville and
Brock
Blondi Robinson
Marta Colden & Co
Cecil and
Bernice
Lowenkigor Soc
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