Settlement Near In Winnipeg Strike Talks With Mayor
The Winnipeg strike committee and Mayor Gray attended a special council meeting to discuss the strike situation. Union delegations and Premier Berlin considered reinstating prestrike workers and recognizing the union, while Mayor Gray explained misperceptions about the city’s stance and the effort to maintain order and food supplies. Union bread and milk drivers had cards authorizing movement, though drivers attached them to wagons instead of presenting them if stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Common Council
Srike
Berlin
Haruss
Petings
Ayer Gray
Winnipeg
American steamer Lake Placid sinks after mine strike
GOTHENBURG Sweden May 20 The American steamer Lake Placid struck a submerged mine near the inland of Vinga and sank in five minutes yesterday All on board were rescued
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gothenburg
Sweden
Lake Placid
Vinga
Fore
Still Faithful to Bill Declares Kalle in Jena Meeting
Dr Kalle, head of the German People's Party, reiterated unwavering loyalty to the emperor at a 200-leader gathering in Jena. The remark, reported by the Munich Post, emphasizes party allegiance amid shifting liberal currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Kalle
Berne
Dr. Kalle
German People's Party
National Liberal Party
Jena
Munich Post
Three Killed by Mysterious Explosion at Elevator Site
In Milwaukee on May 20 a blast wrecked the Smith Parry elevator interior killing three men and injuring a fourth. A fire after the explosion caused about 100000 dollars in damage and firm officials could not explain the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Smith-Parry
City News in Brief Highlights Local Business and Court
Brief city notices report repairs completed at the Mission apartments under new ownership Dan Barksdale. The Whittaker ranch stock activity over two days and on display items from Huckfeldt Frinkbiner. Casper attorney Campbell attended to city business, while Judge Mentaer to Wheatland for district court session. Kansas City and Cheyenne visitors listed with auto services and police messenger call details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Apartments
Dan
Barksdale
Cheyenne Visit Highlights Local Arrivals
Hillsdale resident F. M. Cheesman and Glenrock businessman S. Moffett were in Cheyenne yesterday along with Pine Bluffs traveler Chas Vadell. Martin Cahill arrived in Cheyenne on a Rock Springs business trip. Pure linseed Sherman Co. tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Vadell
Pine Bluffs
Martin Cahill
Rock Springs
Presbyterians Split Over Prohibition Policy Message
A Presbyterian assembly debated President Wilson’s wartime prohibition stance with critics arguing it aids liquor interests. The temperance committee urged Congress to enforce full wartime prohibition including world-wide measures and to avoid rescinding any part. The report also condemned cigarette use, especially by women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
W. M. Hindman
Columbus
Presbyterian
B. RE. P. Prugh
Harrisburg
Presbyterian Organization of Pennsylvania
Wilson
Temperance Committee
Women Organize to Preserve Wyoming War History
Miss Eunice Anderson leads a state wide campaign to collect Wyoming wartime records, rosters and relics. County chairmen and assistants will organize local historians to build a comprehensive archive for future generations, with Cheyenne and Laramie county groups already forming.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
George Hoffman
Laramie
Miss Anderson
Mildred Gilson
Des Moines
W. C. Mentzer
France
Red Cross
Wyoming War Collection Seeks Civic Offerings and Support
The state historian urges citizens to contribute war memorabilia and information for a Wyoming war collection. No funds are solicited, only voluntary items such as clippings, muster rolls, bravery records, Red Cross and Y its, sermons, posters, programs, relics, and related documents. Organizations and individuals including soldiers families, Red Cross, YMCAs, churches, schools, Knights of Columbus and Boy Scouts are urged to cooperate.
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Wyoming
Hellor
Red Cross
Liberty Loan and Food Administration
Remedy for women’s ailments urged by wartime stress
The article argues that wartime overwork harms women, causing fatigue and nervous misery. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for weak, nervous, despairing women with headaches backache and dragging-down pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Two Couples Take Out Wedding Licenses
Two marriage licenses were issued today to Gottlieb Reger of Gering Nebraska and Miss Kalic Wagner of Cheyenne Wyoming and to Bahl A Friel and Miss Gertrude C Brown both of Denver Colorado. Mr Frizell is now employed in Cheyenne and the couple will make their home in this city.
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Gotlleib Reger
Gering
Neb
Mias Kalic Wagner
Cheyenne
Bahl A. Friel
Misa Gertrude C. Brown
Denver
Frizell
New Telephone Directory Released
The May issue of the telephone directory was distributed citywide by Mountain States Telephone Co. The new directory shows a substantial increase in the number of telephone users in the area.
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Mountain States Telephone Co
Highways Weather Report Signals Mixed Road Conditions
Lincoln Highway from Pine Bluffa to Rock River good then rough and bad to Hanna then good to Rawlins then dry and rough to Ogden. Yellowstone Highway good from Greeley to Chugwater with dry and rough sections out of Wheatland. North of Wheatland good Cheyenne to Carpenter good. Happy Jack road reads fine.
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Lincoln
Pine Bluffa
Rock River
Hanna
Rawlins
Ogden
Yellowstone
Two Wyomingites Wedded In Denver
Two Wyoming residents were named in marriage license filings in Denver yesterday. Frank MacDevitt of Krawlins Wyoming and Mary E. Allen of Genessee Park Colorado were listed, along with A Buckstein of Pueblo Colorado and Misa Minnie Brown of Cheyenne.
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Wyoming
Denver
Frank MacDevitt
Krawlins
Wyo
Mary E. Allen
Genessee Park
Colo
A. Buckstein
Pueblo
Misa Minnie Brown
Cheyeune
American Officer Killed by Mine Explodes in North Sea
Lt. Frank Bruce commander of the U S mine sweeper Bobolink was killed by a mine explosion in the North Sea on May 11. A telegram received today confirms the loss but does not state whether Bobolink or others aboard were injured or damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Proog
San Diego
Calif
Frank Bruce
United States
Bobolink
North Sea
Vic Bobolink
Burglars Raid Cheyenne Brick Yard Office
Burglars entered the Cheyenne brick yard premises and stole leather belting and a large time clock. Thieves also removed six window shades from the office, with the incident reported yesterday afternoon.
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Cheyenne
Palmer Seriously Injured in City Motor Collision
Gus Palmer sustained serious injuries when his motorcycle collided with another vehicle at the Twentieth Street and Carty Avenue intersection. Palmer was thrown to the ground and is under medical care at a private hospital. A Malina Black attempted to aid, but both drivers suffered non life threatening injuries.
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Malina Black
Carty Avenue
Strikes Cause School Absences and Makeup Work
Yesterday a student strike at the high school led to excused absences for those who remained away from classes. Students with partial absences will attend Thursday morning, full-day absentees Thursday, and those out all day Thursday and Friday must make up all missed work.
Smyrna Quiet After Greek Landing Reported
Dispatches from Paris indicate Smyrna is quiet again as Greeks work to restore tranquility. Greek priests encourage tolerance for Mohammedans while securing religious freedom amid troop movements near Budrum Makri and Konieh following the May 17 landing.
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Paris
Simyrna
Neca Mion
Konieh
Smyrna
Budrum
Public Notice of Homestead Claims in Wyoming
Fannie H. McNurlen of Morgan Wyoming asserts she is administratrix of Verney H. Massell deceased and filed multiple homestead entries in 1917 1918 and 1919 for parcels in sections 48 2 11 and 1 8 9 in T12N R69W. A proof of claim will be offered June 25 1919 before the U S Land Office in Cheyenne. Objections must be filed by then. Witnesses listed include Arthur Floyd Russell and John Stevenson of Wyoming towns.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fannie H. McNurlen
Morgan
Verney H. Massell
Andesos Lenatee
A. S. i. Homestead
United States
U. S. Land Office
Uma
Arthur W. Russell
Floyd Russell
Granite Canah
Aretur Russell
Sherman
John Stevenson
Tie Siding
Will Reid
Megisten
Notice of final homestead proof Cheyenne 1919
Department of the Interior Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces Georet Lee of Federal Wyoming holder of homestead claim No 012469 for E 1/4 of section 32 township 16 N range 69 W 6th principal meridian. Final year proof to establish claim will be made June 17 1919 before the Cheyenne Wyoming register and receiver. Witnesses: RB Martin George Hoar Noah B Moyle Archie Todd all of Federal Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
U. S&s Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Georet Lee
Federal
Township
Range
6Th Prin, Meridian
Land Office
Martin
George Hoar
Noah B. Moyle
Archie ‘Todd
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Associated Press
Chéyennes
Laramie County
Total Victory
Stock Growers National Bank
the Stock Growers National Bank
City News
Whittaker Ranch
Hotds, Huckfeldt & Frinkbiner
Advelits
A. C. Campbell
Casper
Auto Tire
Pisins Auto Company
Ols
W. C. Mentaer
District Court
Wheatland
B. ¥. Davis
Kansas City
Plains Auto Co
Fred Groht
Medicine Bow
Otto Kachler
Green River
Liberty
Herman Goldeslatt
West Lincoln Way
F. M. Cheesman
Hillsdale
KR. S. Moffett of
Glenrock
Pure linseed—Sherman Co
Park Addition
Bent Street
W. T. Burin
W. Ji. Gill
Maxwell Street
Avery. Haggard
Fifteenth Street
Twenty-first
House Street
van Lennon Straet
A. B. Roedel
House
van Lennon
P. &. Glafeke
W. K. Weaver
Twenty
Highways Weather Report
Sean Billinds
Gus Palmer
Smyra
Register
Feller
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