Hoover orders substitutes to sell for less with price cuts
Washington May 1 A food administrator directs wholesalers to stop dealing with retailers unable to justify low prices. Corn meal and oatmeal to sell 20 percent below wheat four and corn flour and barley flour 10 percent below wheat. Public notices allege shortages and calls for price controls. In San Francisco deputy food administrator Weed faces federal charges over a bribe. In Winnipeg Canadian authorities seize to compel farmers to surrender surplus wheat valued at 20 000 000 bushels amid drought and wartime controls.
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Washington
Hoover
Plate Food Sdain Terrators
Fere
San Francisco
Calo
James A. Weed
Nevada
Cvont
Charce
South Fork Cour Mitts
Eiko
New
Fort Mackenzie to be Abandoned Amid Military Uncertainty
Wyre May 19 Fort Mackenzie is slated for abandonment as troops depart and fort facilities deteriorate. Local observers note water, power, and hospital services have been stripped, with facilities and defenses left exposed.
War workers rest in mountain parks
Denver reports the national park program for war workers opens May 1 and shows signs of banner season amid wartime conditions. Officials note the effort provides rest and recuperation for laborers joining the war effort.
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Ffy Caltiod Bree
Denver
National Railway
Adinialetra
Reduced Rail Fares Promote National Pork Travel
War workers are urged to take advantage of reduced railroad fares from June 7 to October 1 as W. G. McAdoo, director general of railroads, recommends vacationers patronize recreation areas. Rocky Mountain and Nevada national parks attract early recreation seekers.
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Tion Fe
W. G. McAdoo
of Railroads
Rocky Mountain National
Men Verda National
Mystery over Evers and Barrow unsettles baseball fans
New York May 1 Fans are divided on why Evers and Barrow clashed at Fenway Park and whether John Evers will return to the White Sox or join another big club. Ed Barrow announced Evers’s status after a contract dispute tied to fees for a season. Meanwhile rumors swirled about a power struggle among players, managers, and owners during the early season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H.C
Hamilton
New York
Johovers
Fenway Park
Ed Barrow
Ned Sox
John
Sox
Athleticen
Grandstand
Frazee
Staxee
France
Joln
Med Sox
John Waw
Leonard
Keers
Kidney Trouble Symptoms Warn in Life Insurance Ads
Many men and women are sick yet unaware of kidney trouble. Weak kidneys cause back ache swollen joints and rheumatism. W B Moss of Omden Ark says Polley Kidney Pills relieved three years of kidney trouble. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Moss
Omden
Ark
Polley
McGill's Successor in Bank Named at Albany National
Cordiner was today elected to replace John McGill at Albany National Bank. He attended the weekly board meeting with President Homer presiding, replacing the late McGill as head of directors and top stockholder.
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Laramin
Wyo
Blanc Cordiner
Albany National Bank
John ‘Eg
Cordiner
KR. HW. Homer
Paulion
Motorized goods auction. bikes and cycles listed
Bamgaing promotes second hand motors with several cycles for sale. The listing includes Excelsior twins and BV bikes priced from 56 to 225 dollars at 1415 Garey Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lureatos
Asaee
OMIMG
Cvolmey
Garey
I W W W on Job in Rockford and Cantonment Case
Trial before Judge Landis hears alleged anti war IWW writings from Solidarity and other pamphlets used to argue a nation wide conspiracy to hinder war preparations. Frank Nebeker reads from Solidarity and I W W on Job in Rockford showing calls to mobilize workers for cantonment work amid government crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World Mardhal
Mockford
Frank Neebeker
Aow
Unite States Distriet
K. M. Landis
Solidarity
Nebeker
Rockford
Korkford
Yellow Legs
W. W. Be
George PF. Vandereer
Nebecker
Landa
Kidney and Back Pain Relief Letter Endorses Foley Pills
A testimonial from Mrs. Chae. Gray of Detroit Michigan praises Foley Kidney Pills for relief from backache rheumatic pains and fatigue. She reports significant improvement after using the medicine and plans to continue taking it. The letter promotes the product as widely sold.
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Foley Kidney Ville
Chae. Gray
Fbh St
Detroit
Mich
Army orders large and mid size trucks for war effort
United Press reports the war department will continue the three ton Liberty truck and place orders for 1500 three quarter ton trucks likely with General Motors and 2500 one and a half ton chassis from various makers. About 2400 large Liberty trucks have been built and output may reach 10 000 by August 1. Plans also call for 4000 large commercial trucks of three to five tons with four wheel drive and 1000 more aerial support vehicles.
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United Press
Washington
TI. C
War Department
General Motors Company
Kaiser to honor Hindenburg with gate inscription
Amsterdam May 11 reports the emperor William congratulated Field Marshal von Hindenburg on Romania peace and said the main gate to the old Teutonic Order castle at Marienbers Prussia would bear his name and arms. He also urged naming other parts of the castle for German generals.
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Ed Harrow
Narrows
Atike
Eyrere
Iagnard
Semoethety Evere
Barrow
Evers
Amsterdam
Emperor Wiliam
von Hindenburg
Berlin
Death of W. W. Drake Founder of Two Republics
News from Laredo Texas reports the death in Mexico City of W. W. Drake, founder of the American paper Two Republics. Drake, long a leader in the American colony there, was struck by a motor truck outside a store on April 14 and died three days later.
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Mexico
Laredo
Tex
Mexico City
W. W. Drake
Amea
Guineas
Death of Second Leal Robert drip details unreleased
News from Chicago confirms the death of Second Leal Robert drip of the Royal Flying equipment service at the front. Details are not provided. The bericht mentions Towne Bebernble and the University of Mainpylvenia with football tents and 192 and Ok.
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Auwanen Tins
Robert Drip
Royal Flying Equip
Hin
Chicago
Milwan
Local Notices From Cheyenne Readers and Visitors
Classified style notes report residents and visitors in Cheyenne including Cahill Holliday Guthrie Lime Co. Reed Hollister 1720 Pioneer Ave and various travelers from Pine Bluffs Glenida and Clearmont. Two births added to Cheyenne Private Hospital records while others seek hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Reed H. Hollister
Pioneer Ave
Hospltal
KH. Garber
H. W. Henderson
Federal
Hospital Within Sound of Cannon in Lorraine
United Press report from May 11 describes a field hospital near the front in Lorraine operated by the army medical corps. Wounded Americans sleep under white counterpanes in clean wards with a ready operating room, doctors and orderlies on duty, and meals of beef, potatoes, bread, butter, jam, vegetables, peaches, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S&s. Ferguson
United Press
Lorraine
Army Medical Corpu
Army
Hoosevelt
Archié ‘Hoosevelt
America
Bowie
Thin Fled
Red Cross Campaign To Be Opened Monday
Local publicity effort for the Red Cross is set to open on Monday with community participation planned. Officials announce fundraising drives and informational booths to promote disaster relief services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Wyoming Kickoff for Million Dollar Tea Drive
The Inorente of a $100,000,000 tea fund drive rolls out nationwide May 29 to 2T with Cheyenne hosting the opener next Monday evening. Dr Dexter Mount, noted orator, speaks at the high school gymnasium at 7 p.m. He is the principal speaker for Wyoming where the apportionment is $190,090.11-13-13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
de. Dextir Mount
Wyoming
Divorce Petition Filed in Laramie County WY
Anna Pawson of Owen Wisconsin is named in a 1918 divorce suit filed by Harry A. Pawson in the District Court of Laramie County Wyoming. The petition alleges wilful desertion for over a year and warns that failure to answer by June 29, 1918 will result in a default judgment. Clerk T J Pishobr signs the notice with dates April 27 to June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Pawson
Owen
Wisconsin
Harry A. Pawson
District Court
Laramie County
Wyoming
T. J. Pishobr
Baseball Scores from Yesterday’s National and American Leagues
National League results show Pittsburg 4 New York 2 and St Louis 4 Cincinnati 3. American League games include Boston 4 St Louis 1 and New York 3 Detroit 5 Washington 4 with Cleveland to follow in incomplete details.
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Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louk
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Champ Clark's Son Arrives Safely in European Port
Lieutenant Colonel Bennett Champ Clark, son of House Speaker Champ Clark, cables that he has reached a European port safely. The dispatch confirms a secure arrival as World War I updates reach Washington.
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Champ Clark
France
Washington
Lient
Bennett Champ Clark
House of Representatives
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Hone
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Casperte
Bester
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Bowler
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Army Medical Corps
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