Family of women tennis stars shines early season
Helen Baker Pacific coast champion leads a family of top players as Mrs Bruce and Miss Sutton claim the deabies title from Miss Baker and a partner. Mrs Bundy mother of three children remains a renowned force on court while her two sisters keep up the strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Baker
Bruce
Miss Sutton
Miss Baker
Ota
Bundy
Coronado Country Club
San Diego
Cal
Sutton
May Sutton Bundy
Local Notes Highlight Arrivals Marriages and Births
Miss Gertrude Underwood lies critically ill at home after an operation. W. R. Smith of Rochester visits Cheyenne briefly. Katherine Bloom and Albert Reynolds wed at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. Bruce Jackson officiating. The couple will live near Burns on Reynolds ranching interests. Mary Dale delivers a daughter at Ivinson Hospital. both mother and child prospering. Professor Dale heads Wyoming political economy and acts as registrar. Alese Tyson takes a stenographic post in Superintend ent Woodruff’s office. Theresa McInerney assists as division storekeeper. The YWCA membership drive advances as Cheyenne plans a new building. Stand Up and be Counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaherine Weryl Bloom
Albert Reynolds
Baptist Parsonage
Bruce
Jackson
WLC. A
Cheyenne
H. ©. Dale
Laramie
Ivinson Hospital
Babe
Dale
University of Wyoming
Alan
Mary
Rank guests depart for Salt Lake City and Denver visitors
Lieutenant and Mrs Frank A Rank leave for Salt Lake City after being entertained by Mr and Mrs F Dickenson and others. Denver visitors arrive at the Plains hotel for a brief stay. A long list of travelers from Denver Salt Lake Greeley and other cities are registered guests at the Plains Hotel today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Rank
Salt Lake
Bert Reynolds
F. D. Ford
Lincoln, Nebr
Denver
the Plains
of. Lane
J. B. Lane
F. W. Fobler
J. Mueris
J. E. Jeffers
B. Rutherford
Hoyt Leeels
J. M. Heath
G. BE. Moore
WH. Rogers
H. Wood
Joseph Judt
MH. A. Benton
Dale Deane
W. P. Mathews
OF. A. Kelloge
D. W
D. W. Parsons
B. H W. Hobon
Mrs. Prank Brawars
Kiote, Colo
City
Local Red Cross Contributions Lift Canteen Fund
The Red Cross of Arcola donates 50 to the canteen fund and 877.49 to the Red Cross chapter. Local women provide cakes for soldiers, whose trays and dam lies have long been withheld from them in foreign trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross of
Arcola
Giye
Red Cross
Rev and Mrs Dumm Host Informal Dinner Honoring Guests
Rev and Mrs William T Dumm entertained at an informal dinner Thursday at one o clock in Cheyenne. The event honored Rev Edwin Bowling of Rock Springs and Captain Justin Kingdon of Washington DC. Mrs C K Shyder arrived from Fort Minden? Galif and is guest of Dr and Mrs Crook. Other visitors Ralph Brown of Greeley Colorado and Murna from Chicago noted in Cheyenne society brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Dumm
William T. Dumm
One O’lock
Edwin Bowling
Rock Springs
Justin Kingdon
Washington, D. GC
C. K. Shyder
Fort Mesencrans, Galif
Crook
GW. Williams
Ralph Brown
Greeley
Colo
Ity
Murna
Cheyenne
Chicago
Standard Bearers Missionary Society Meets at Methodist Church
The Standard Bearers Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met at 310 East Tweeh on Thursday evening. After a business session, members decided to undertake care for war orphans at a French school. An hour of entertainment followed with Miss Marlin Yoder and Miss Helen Nimmo as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Bearers Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Standard Bearers Missionary Society of the
Methodist-elureh
Nemigign Reed
East Tweeh
Ae Street
Thurs
ACAD
Gredish Noble School
France
Misa Marlin
Yoder
Helen Nimmo
Mis
David Nimmo
Mie
Helen Reed
Lauda Newlin
Thia
Merntieres
Mes
Williams
T. Damm
Smiley Sehnal
Hieh Sehogs
Captain Kingdon Visits Cheyenne En Route to Washington
Captain Justin Kingdon's stop in Cheyenne included meetings with local officials and other travelers from Casper and Denver. The report notes his extensive stay in the city and mentions associates from Prin t i p Colo and Men John Raili, with references to hospital matters and a woman named Mrs. Glyde Davia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnniig
John Raili
Mat
Denver Hospital
Glyde Davia
Danwe
Reception Honors Rev and Mrs Bruce I Jackson
A Jackson reception at the Baptist church honored Rev and Mrs Bruce I Jackson. Guests enjoyed floral decor, a program with Mrs Smith, Mrs Vierson, and Misses Susie and Margamt Ste Bride, plus readings and musical numbers. Refreshments followed as visitors arrived from Rock Springs and Kiowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Vierson
Susie
Margamt Ste Bride
A. §. Jessop
Jackson
Helen
Gladya Tyson
Maurice Collins
Howard Nevis
Mies
Helen James
Arthur K. Putnam
E. Stimson
H. W. Binshoe
Borot
Mrs Frank Clark Hosts Kensington Event
Mrs Frank Clark entertained at Kensington with speakers including Mrs John D Clark’s upcoming departure to Denver Gale. Attendees enjoyed 25 guests and the post received remarks honoring the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clark
Kensington
Jewish Circle entertains soldiers at Fort Pa Cheyenne
The Jewish circle of Cheyenne entertained soldiers at Fort Pa with a program including piano solo Sadie Sherman and vocal solo Mrs Fred Rajee. Musicals included a song comedy by F. M. Porsell and a vocal solo by Mrs. Bernstein followed by a comedy piece Friendly Enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Fort PA
Piang Solo
Sadie Sherman
F. MH. Porsell
Voorl
Fred Rajee
Mie
Bernstein
Pershing Guests With Luxemburg Leader In May Visit
General Pershing and staff met with Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxemburg during a May 47 visit to Lunemberg. The reception marked a cordial exchange between American military leadership and Luxemburg’s royal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunemburg
Scheidemann Voices Peace Terms and Wilson Principles
German chancellor Philip Scheidemann told a deputation that Germany considers counter peace forces based on Wilson’s principles and insists on seeing negotiations. He said the cabinet is discussing terms without restriction and seeks negotiations they favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drnlin
Realons
Philip Scheidemann
Wilson
Unclear OCR: Chancellor Announces Policy Shift
Fragmentary text references President Wilson and a November 8 date in 1918 with a chancellor declaration. Details are incomplete, making the event and actors unclear.
Democrats plan three conferences on New Concord laws
Washington May 16 Three conferences to agree on plans for organization of the new Congress will be held tomorrow Democratic senators meet at 2 pm Democrats of the Teuwse plan to elect a leader and Republicans will confer tomorrow night on ratification of committee assignments proposed to be reministee.
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Washington
Geree
Teuwse
Ereet al Geon
Republicoar
Sentoe Mmirtio
Virginia
Pomercnme
Otin
Pmo
Kntmp
Apeaker
Yankees Bring Fresh Faces to Lineup in Spring
Infield only familiar group with Pipp Pratt Peckin a Moe Baker Geeree Halas among new men. The change in personnel at spring training draws added interest as the Yankees introduce new faces in every lineup segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infield
Yankee
Pipp
Pratt
Peckina Moe Baker
Geeree Halas
Yankees
Cables Sued by Government Over Income Shortage
Government sues the Mankey Companies to recover 400,408 in taxes alleging depreciation disputes for submarine cables from 1909 to 1945. Company defends 7 percent depreciation vs government two percent, claiming no concealment and that depreciation lines are disputed.
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Neaw Veethi
Mey
Gordab
Fouer
Theo Goverment
I T
Balal
William J. Nerew
Mankey Companies
Expeoe
Opening Ford suit for million unsettled by court session
Opening statements in the Henry Ford libel case before Judge Tucker in Mount Clemens show Tribune attorney Weymouth Kirkland arguing the paper’s Mexico intervention was justified and not pro German. Plaintiff’s Alfred J. Murphy contends the Tribune aided pacifist propaganda and criticized Ford’s wealth and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mount Clements
Mid
Nbel
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
Tucker
Coeur Weymouly
Kirkland
the Tribune
Ile
Alfred J. Murphy
Tribune
Mexico
Ling 4
Eim
Yribunr
Europe
Tio Grande
Wilson Directs In crease Capital to Half of Million
President Wilson by executive order dated May 11 directs the food administration grain corporation to change its name to the United States grain corporation and increase its capital stock from 150000000 to 500000000 according to a cable message from Herbert Hoover received last night in New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson
Food Administration Grain Corporition
Chang Ile
United States Grain Corporation
Herbert Hoover
German Cardinal Appeals to Pope Over War Woes
A German cardinal appeals to the pope seeking intervention in the faltering peace efforts. He warns that coalitions could ruin Germany and unleash mass casualties among the country’s ten million residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wehbishop
Coloknes
Topo Benpdigh
Cloraany
Germany
Cluntry
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the Plains Hotel
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