Riverton Forms Teton Hotel Company to Build New 200000 Venture
Riverton Wyoming May 16 Riverton officials and businessmen announce formation of the Teton Hotel company with 200000 capital to construct a new five story hotel at Broadway and Main street opposite the Masonic temple. M J Martin named treasurer as plans progress toward excavation and completion. The hotel promises modern design and high standards to attract visitors to Fremont County.
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Riverton
Wyo
Riverton Commercial Club
Menora
J. A. Delfelder
W. J. Mc~Loughlin
P. B. Dykeman
FF. Chatterton
Karl Warren
Wyoming
Teton Hotel Company
M. J. Martin
Masonic Temple
Broadway
Main Street
Plana
Fremont County
State
Ag Station Boosts Sunflower Silage in High Altitude Trial
In Bozeman Montana the Motit station reports one acre of Russian sunflower silage yielding 26 tons of roughage for dairy cattle. A March 1916 silo test compared grain with clover hay and sunflower silage, showing varied gains and butterfat production. Sunflower silage matched or exceeded results of grain plus clover, with 25 ton per acre yields and status as potential feeding solution for high altitude districts. C N Arnett provided further data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Colo
Bozeman
C. N. Arnett
Tozeman
Mont
Hart in Accident Shocks Newcastle Wyoming
In Newcastle on May 16 a Ford car purchased by Flore Pis c oid was driven by William Garland with two Pis cott children aboard. Garland drove erratically to show off and lost control, the car crashed through a fence, ran over a girl, struck a tree, and stopped with a wheel on the girl. The girl was badly hurt and Pis cotti’s condition was described as grave.
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Newcastle
Wyo
Pivefoud
Pisctotth
Omall
St. Vergirl
Non
Re ‘Pisciotti
Regula m Aerial Portal Arrvick Reported by Austrian Officials
Amsterdam May 16 reports describe a regu lar rial portal event pervloe ter end Lamberg orth military authorities as Austrian officials respond to unspecified incident.
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Regulam
Arrvick Est
Offictats
Amsterdam
Rial
Militiery Authorities
Aerial Postal Service Details From Vienna to Cracow
The article notes official dispatches and stamped private letters at a higher rate. It explains the Vienna to Lemberg flight takes seven hours, while the express train takes about seventeen hours. It also records an aerial postman departing Vienna at 6 45 a m on March 22 and arriving Cracow at 10 a m.
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Vienna
Lemberg
Cracow
Relatives of Soldiers Swindled in Telegraph Scams
In Greely Colorado May 16 swindlers exploited relatives and friends of several soldiers in army camps by asking for funds. Messaged asking to wire or mail money under waived identification after purported discharge. Caution urged: verify any such request with the commanding officer of the soldier’s camp.
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Greelry
Colo
Wolkiers
Atlanta
Ferdinand Dickson Sick With Diphtheria at Camp Dodge
Ferdinand Dickson son of R R Dickson 7058 East Twenty first street is ill with diphtheria at Camp Dodge Iowa his condition described as serious his mother left Cheyenne to be with him He enlisted in the quartermaster corps last summer and was assigned to Camp Dodge with six other men from Cheyenne He worked at the Stock Growers bank and had many friends in Cheyenne
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Ferdinand Dickson
R. R. Dickson
Twenky-flrst Street
Camp Dodge
Iowa
War Department
Cheyenne
Dickson
Quartermaster Corps
Stock Growers’ Bank
Mystery cattle disease ravages Transvaal farms
Johannesburg May 16 A mysterious cattle ailment resembling paralysis is causing heavy losses to Transvaal farmers. The outbreak may be linked to a human paralysis outbreak in the same district, though exact connections are unclear.
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Johannesburg
Transvaal
Prof H H Clark to Speak at Red Cross Meeting
Wireless dispatches praise Prof H. H. Clark a four minute man and top national speaker. He will address the Red Cross meeting in the high school gym tomorrow evening as part of a campaign to rally Liberty Loan support and large public audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clark
Red Cross
Clark
United States
Wyoming
Liberty Loan
Quankland
Cal
San Francisco
J. Y. Steinhart
Chicago
W. ©. Miles
Presno County Liverty Boal Committee
Los Angeles
M. C. Raymond
Rotary
Allen J. Chickering
Marshall Stimson
Rose
Bryant, Chaiman
Women's City Club
Les Ag
Baseball Scores From The National League Summary
Baseball scores from a National League update include New York 4 Los Angeles 1 in a 13 inning game, St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2, Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 3 New York 2. Other results show Detroit and Washington divisions with varied outcomes as reported.
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Avenue
New York
Loose
Washington
Moe
Cone
Oland
Horton
Detroit
St. Louis
Indoge
Philadelphia
A. Brooklyn
Brizeburg
Cincinnati
Attention W. O. W. meeting notes and attendance
The fragment indicates a Wartime Order of Work meeting notice with members present at a regular session. It mentions a smoker gathering and references attendance or participation by members, but lacks complete details on date, location, or outcomes.
London Trades Council Pleads For Mooney Trial
London trades council sent a telegram to the San Francisco Bulletin appealing for fairness in a trial involving James Mooney. The message urged prompt and just consideration in the case heard in San Francisco.
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London Trades Council
Mooneyt
Gan Francisco
The
San Frapecleso
Agaibet
Toomes Moonay Auking
Noted Harvard President Warns of New German Peace Drive
Philadelphia May 16 President A Lawrence Lowell of Harvard warned at the League to Enforce Peace opening session that Germany may soon seek a peace offer masking harsh terms. He warned such a truce could prolong war and empower predatory states, urging active U S involvement.
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Philadelphia
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
League
Germany
Belgium
Alsace
Lorraine
Trentino
Trieste
Italy
Europe
Antony
United States
League of Nations
Eich
Awe at Hun Tactics From Front Line Letter
A Liverpool officer writes from the front about German attacks, describing waves advancing in disorder with many soldiers not fixing bayonets and rifles slung over shoulders as they move forward, leaving a stark impression of the assault.
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Liverpool
Cormay
Callousness and Locust Metaphor in German War Frictions
The passage compares German troops to locusts and questions the disregard for consequences. It argues that French and British training aims to develop initiative and intelligence in individual soldiers, noting that a British or French division has sometimes halted forces many times larger.
Total Collapse of Civilization Near Unless Germany is Defeated
Philadelphia May 16 The collapse of civilization in the next war is pictured by Dr. Franklin H. Gildings of Columbia University who says Germany must be conclusively defeated. He warns that if the central powers gain advantage or if the Entente loses, a greater war could obliterate civilization. He cites Teuton history, science, and armed power as making annihilation possible and urges unconditional surrender to save civilization.
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Philadelphia
Germany
Franklin H. Gildings
New York
Columbia University
League
Europe
London
Paris
Chicago
San Francisco
Nineveh
Babylon
Amiens
Black Bay
Postal Employees Get Pay Increases Reported in Bill
The May 16 report notes amendments to the post office appropriation bill granting clerks letter carriers and other employees a 200 dollar annual raise and a 20 percent boost for rural mail carriers and mail handlers. A separate item mentions Hoover seeking seven million dollars for food administration staff. The Philadelphia to Belmont Park air flight is also cited in a brief item dated May 16.
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Washington
Post Office
Large steel ship Tuckahoe completed for New York Ship Build
Philadelphia May 16 The steel ship Tuckahoe built by the New York Ship Building Company was completed and turned over to the U S government. The 5648 ton vessel is ready for cargo and to sail across the sea after 37 days from keel laying.
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Philadelphia
Ee Steel
Tuckahoe
New York
U. S
Wig Steel
M. Duval Condemned by Court Martial for Treason
Paris reports M. Duval former director of the suppressed Germanophile Rawnpaper Rouge was sentenced to death today by a court martial for treason.
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Paris
M. Duval
Rawnpaper
Rouge
Wyoming's New Firms Form In Major Capital Pack
A cascade of new companies is listed with Cheyenne and Casper as hubs. Cooperatives, real estate ventures, and mining firms announce capitalization from fifty thousand to one million dollars. Directors hail from Cheyenne, Kansas City, Lusk, and nearby towns, with offices planned in Larami and other sites.
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Cooperative Association
Cheyenne
Wee
the. Diestora HI
Held
Altmann
H. Ceil
W. J. Walls
Peterson N. G
Ponnellan-Thompson Com
Canper
John T. Donnellan
Kansas City
Grant's Pass
Ore
Ree Cament and Brick Company
Fetterman
Wyoming
Henry Metz
Leonard J. Lohlein
Lusk
Goanther Carberg
John Ff. Harkin
Robert Hawte
General Supply Company
Casper
Unien
Pittsburg
Carr, Joya
Clifford
C. Lord
Robert Shunk
Paul Stuart
Table Mountain Oil & Gas Cr
Laramie
L. Wright
Fillmore
Albany County
Pocatello
Idaho
John Hood
Leon C. E. Wright
P. C. O'Mal
All Set for H S Inter Class Meet Next Saturday
Arrangements are complete for the Cheyenne high school inter class track meet at City Park next Saturday starting at two o clock. Entries list participants in the 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 440 yard dash wash and hurdles events with runners including Snow Hansen McGonagle Leslie Peabody Holmes Farthing Trotter Johnston Mullen Laughlin and others.
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Cheyenne
City Park
Snow
Hansen
Pitagerald
McGonagle
Leslie
Peabody
Holmes
Farthing
Trotter
King
Johnston
Hirsig
Mullen
Milazzo
Stevens
Lawler
Laughlin
Yeager
Fitzgerald
Milateo
Laughiin
Marks
Glasbrenner
Sidbnxton
Woolston
Smith
Wash—Marks
Glasbrengner
Stevene
Laughilo
Miltazo
Storey
MacDonaxle
Lesiie
Lawier
Holm
Glasbreaper
Weoalston
Soph— Farthing
Team
Woolston, Peabody, Yeager, McGonagie
Namorton
Minitao
Slates Stevens
Co operative Association Elects First Directors At Meeting
The Wyoming Co operative Association held a night session to appoint incorporators as the first directors and adopt by laws subject to stockholder changes. Officers named include President J J Math Vice President N G Peterson Secretary Treasurer W J Walls Agent W A Jamen Trustee W HOH Reid M Alttaanh and RO WP Pitemorris with K M Kaloy as solicitor. The next meeting is set for early evening. And a health note urges outdoor activity adequate sleep and Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for nervous distress in women as needed.
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Wyoming Cooperative Association
J. J. Math
N. G. Peterson
Basuror
W. J. Walls
W. A. Jamen
W. Hoh. Reid
M. Alttaanh
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Esternay
Montmirail
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Neuvy-l'Abeske
Dey
Wight Taxi Service
Orient Weires
Belmont Park
Hoover
Traitdon Hola
Para
NEW Companies Incorporated
H.S
Co-operative Association Organizes
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