Woman Orator Emma Dietrick to Speak in Cheyenne
Mrs Emma Graves Dietrick a national WCTU organizer from Lockport N Y tours Wyoming and visits Cheyenne May 29 30 The local WCTU chapters plan a reception The schedule includes May 20 meetings at the high school Carnegie Library and First Congregational church She will address school children in the morning speak at the library in the afternoon and appear at the Congregational church in the evening
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Emma Graves Dietrick
Lockport
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Carnegie Mbrary
First Congregational Church
Mix Business and Politics at St Mark's Men’s Club
The St Mark's Men’s Club meeting at the Parish House blended business and politics. A program on Cheyenne as a job-ving center was set aside as members debated presidential candidates with praise or criticism for Wilson Roosevelt Hughes and others.
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Men’s Club of
St. Mark’s
Cheyenne
Wilson
Roosevelt
Hughes
John Hunter
Hoel
Citizens push for municipal tennis court in Ask City
A petition presented to City Commissioner John A. Martin by Mrs John B Kendrick seeks the establishment of a municipal tennis court. The group estimates a cost of about 500 dollars and urges the feature as an attractive addition for Sherman County citizens. No city action taken yet.
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John A. Martin
Mra
John B. Kendrick
Amateur Play Impresses At Baptist Church
Young performers from the Baptist church staged the five act playette A Captive Maiden in Damascus last evening. Howard Hines led as Naaman with strong presence and voice while a full cast earned high praise. The B Y P U orchestra provided music as patrons and press were thanked for support.
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The
Baptist Church
Damascus
Naaman
Howard Hines
Cheyenne
Barda
James Mason
Rimmona
Rilke
Hazel Hell
Emily Hager
Rachel
Israel
Misa Mariel Livermore
Billezer
California Athletes Pass Through Cheyenne En Route
The Leland Stanford University track team traveling to Ann Arbor Michigan paused in Cheyenne for twenty minutes. Athletes sprinted around the station while Secretary Lamont of the Industrial club distributed publicity material advertising Frontier Day to the boys.
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Leland Stanford University
Ann Arbor
Mich
Cheyenne
Lamont
Industrial Club
Prontier Daya
Churchill Parent Teachers Association Session Ends With Show
The Churchill Parent-Teacher Association wraps up the year with a 3 o'clock program in the Churchill school assembly room. Under Principal Mrs. Jessie C Liston the event features a grade song recital and an address by Rev. Mr Huston of St Mark's followed by social time and refreshments.
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Churchill Parent-Teacher Association
Churchill School
Jessie C. Liston
Huston
St. Mark's
Happy Miller
Rain Drenches City Watershed With Inch Fall
About an inch of rain fell yesterday on the city watershed covering ninety square miles. Mayor R N LaFontaine says the heavy rain will be of great value, while the city itself received only six tenths of an inch.
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R. N. ‘“LaFontaine
Weather bulletin notes lingering rain and shifting pressure fronts
Low pressure persists in the northeast with rain continuing while a high pressure system moves east from the Missouri Valley. Light showers appear in eastern Wyoming and western Nebraska. rain reaches the western Gulf states and northern Pacific Northwest as a moderate low mood affects the Middle Plateau. Temperatures show small rises despite a falling barometer.
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Missouri Valley
Wyoming
Nebraska
Gulf States
Dodge City
Kan
Pacific Northwest
Plateau
Middle Plateau
Stathons
H. L. Pree
Hegemia
Baker City
Ore
Boles
Idaho
Denver
Colo
North Platte
Omaha
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming Suffrage Support reaffirmed by Cheyenne Industrial Club
The Cheyenne Industrial Club passed a resolution reaffirming belief in equal suffrage for men and women. It cites sustained Wyoming history of suffrage and argues for its commercial benefits and moral uplift amid eastern debates.
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Cheyenne
Industrial Club
T. Winke Kennedy
Wyoming
Industrial Club of
Mr and Mrs Barlow Reach Son in Anaconda
Mr and Mrs George Barlow traveled to Anaconda Montana to be with their youngest son George who was injured in an Anaconda smelter accident Sunday afternoon. After visiting he wired Guy Barlow that George is getting along OK and will send further details by letter.
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George Barlow
Anaconda, Mont
George
Anaconda
Mosby Tails in Washington Relatives Fear for Him
Aged guerrilla chief Colonel John S Mosby known from the Civil War tails in Washington where he has long lived relatives fear for his health and safety in the capital.
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John S. Mosby
Washington
Capital
U. S. Receipts Show Increase
Washington May 18 Secretary McAdoo submitted revised estimates of government receipts and expenditures for the current year and the year ending June 30 1917. Indications are less revenue needed than expected with about 150 million dollars additional revenue for the coming year mostly from income and inheritance taxes and munitions. Liberal funds are included for good roads and rural credits. Internal revenue receipts have risen, with income taxes expected to yield at least 100 million dollars.
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Washington
McAdoo
The
Treasury
Congress
Wilson
Internal Revenue Department
Pine Blops Man Aims to Boost State Pamphlet
Pine Bhuffe real estate dealer Hi H Whaley writes to Secretary R N Lamont asking for copies of the land pamphlet published by the club. He plans to distribute the pamphlet to promote the boom and wider circulation.
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Hi. H. Whaley
R. N. Lamont
Cheyenne Filter Praised by Prominent Engineer Visitor
Nathan T. Rockwood of New York and City Engineer Glafoke inspected Cheyenne’s water plant. Rockwood, associate editor of Engineering News, praised the city’s filtration system as among the finest and said an article will promote Cheyenne nationwide.
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Cheyenne
Nathan T. Rockwood
New York
Glafoke
Rockwood
Engineering News
Hie Journal
Eyenne
Han
Compulsory Army Denounced By Leaders In New York
Prominent figures at the Academy of Political Science in New York condemn compulsory military training. Dr Theodore A Christen argues mobilization saved Switzerland from Belgium fate. John P White, head of the United Mine Workers, calls compulsory service in the United States the saddest surrender of American ideals.
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New York
Academy of Political Science
Theodore A. Christen
Switzerland
Belgium
John P. White
United Mine Workers
United States
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U. S
Remington
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Typewriter Sales Co
Champa St
Denver, Colo
Kelley Mercantile CO
Sam Stark
West
Lincoln Highway
Lawrence Barrett
Muriel Watt
Teano Miskho
Tom Keene
Ldttire Barret
Detroit
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