Settlement Near in Winnipeg Strike Talks with Mayor Gray
Labor leaders and Premier Berlin discussed a possible settlement as unions signaled willingness to halt active strike action in Winnipeg. Talks focus on union recognition and reinstatement of prestrike workers while Mayor Gray defends city stance and food relief operations. Union drivers carried cards for bread and milk wagons, then attached them to vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Common Council
Srike
Berlin
Haruss
Petings
Ayer Gray
Winnipeg
American steamer Lake Placid sinks after mine strike near Vinga
The American steamer Lake Placid struck a submerged mine near the inland of Vinga, Gothenburg area, yesterday and sank in five minutes. All aboard were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gothenburg
Sweden
Lake Placid
Vinga
Fore
Still Faithful to Bill Declares Kalle at Jena Meeting
Dr. Kalle president of the German People's Party declares the party remains faithful to the emperor. The remark came at a meeting of 200 party leaders in Jena, as reported by the Munich Post.
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Bill
Kalle
Berne
Dr. Kalle
German People's Party
National Liberal Party
Jena
Munich Post
Three Die in Mysterious Elevator Blast
Three men were killed and a fourth injured when an explosion wrecked the Smith Parry elevator interior. Fire after the blast caused about 100000 dollars in losses. officials could not explain the cause of the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Smith-Parry
City News in Brief
Brief items report a mix of local notices and visits. Casper figures include attorney A C Campbell in town and Judge W C Mente r returning from Wheatland with court in session. Kansas City business and repairs are noted, along with local vehicle service providers and residents Fred Groht Medicine Bow and Otto Kachler Green River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Campbell
Casper
W. C. Mentaer
District Court
Wheatland
Fred Groht
Medicine Bow
Local visitors report in Cheyenne yesterday
Hillsdale resident F. M. Cheesman arrived in Cheyenne for a visit while S. Moffett from Glenrock and Chas Vadell of Pine Bluffs also spent yesterday in the city on respective affairs. Martin Cahill visited Cheyenne on a Rock Springs business trip. Pure linseed Sherman Co. tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. S. Moffett of
Glenrock
Chas. Vadell
Pine Bluffs
Martin Cahill
Rock Springs
Presbyterians Debate Prohibition Policy and World Action
A Presbyterian assembly reads a copy of a revert urging Congress to retain and enforce wartime prohibition to meet world food needs and preserve morale. Critics including Rev Dr Hindman condemn the president’s stance, while B R P Prugh linksWilson to liquor interests. The temperance report pushes against rescinding prohibition and seeks world-wide action.
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 statewide drive to collect information on Wyoming soldiers sailors and marines in World War I. County chairmen will appoint local historians and assistants to build a lasting record of documents relics and stories for future generations.
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Cheyenne
George Hoffman
Laramie
Miss Anderson
Mildred Gilson
Des Moines
W. C. Mentzer
France
Red Cross
Wyoming War Collection Seeks Public Contributions
The state historian urges Wyoming residents to contribute wartime memorabilia and information for a state collection. No funds are requested. offerings include clippings, muster rolls, decorations, Red Cross records, war poetry, photographs, posters, pamphlets, relics, and more. Cooperation urged from soldiers families, Red Cross, YMCAs, churches, schools, and veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Hetlor
Red Cross
Liberty Loan and Food Administration
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed as Remedy
The article asserts that women suffer from overwork and illness during wartime strain. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for weakness nervousness headaches backache and dragging-down pains. It claims the product is widely recognized and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Two Couples Take Out Wedding Licenses
Two marriage licenses were issued today to Gotlieb Reger of Ger ing Neb and Mias Kalic Wagner of Cheyenne, and to Bahl A Friel and Misa Gertrude C Brown, both of Denver. Mr Frizell is now employed in Cheyenne, and the couple will make their home in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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. It shows a substantial increase in the number of telephone users in the area.
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Mountain States Telephone Co
Highways Weather Report Across Regions
Lincoln Highway runs good from Pine Bluffa to Rock River then rough and bad to Hanna, then good to Rawlins and dry with rough sections to Ogden. Yellowstone Highway shows good from Greeley to Chugwater with dry rough stretch past Wheatland. north of Wheatland is good. Cheyenne to Carpenter is good. Happy Jack section reads fine.
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Lincoln
Pine Bluffa
Rock River
Hanna
Rawlins
Ogden
Yellowstone
Two Wyomingites Wed in Denver Marriage Licenses
Two Wyoming residents Frank MacDevitt of Krawlins and Mary E. Allen of Genessee Park were named in Denver marriage licenses issued yesterday. A Buckstein of Pueblo and Misa Minnie Brown of Cheyenne were also registered.
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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 Explosion at Sea
Lieutenant Frank Bruce, commander of the U S line sweeper Bobolink, was killed by a mine explosion in the North Sea on May 11. A telegram received today confirmed the loss but did 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
Burglary Hits Cheyenne Brick Yard Report
Reported burglary at Cheyenne brick yard where thieves entered the premises and removed leather belting, a one foot by twelve foot piece, a time clock, and six window shades from the office. No suspects named and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Motorcycle Crash Injures Gus Palmer at City Intersection
Gus Palmer sustained injuries in a collision at the intersection of Twentieth Street and a carty avenue as Malina Black tried to avoid impact. Palmer was thrown to the ground and received medical attention from Dr. C. Y. Beard at the Private hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malina Black
Carty Avenue
High School Strikers Face Excused Absences and Makeups
Yesterday a student strike at the high school led to excused absences from next Thursday to the following Monday for those who remained out. Partially absent students must attend Thursday morning and be excused. full-day absentees attend Thursday. those out all day both Thursday and Friday must attend. Makeup work will be required.
Smyrna Quiet After Greek Troops Move to Restore Calm
Dispatches from Paris report Smyrna remains quiet as Greek forces maneuver to restore tranquility. Greek priests urge restraint on religious tensions while troops land southeast of Smyrna at Budrum and Makri on May 17, amid earlier movement toward the Gulf of Makri.
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Paris
Simyrna
Neca Mion
Konieh
Smyrna
Budrum
Public Notice of Land Claim by Fannie Mcnurlen Wyoming
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces Fannie H McNurlen of Morgan Wyoming as administratrix of Verney H Massell deceased seeks to establish homestead claims under Serial 09929 01627 and 0189911 for parcels in sections 48 12 N 69 W and nearby tracts. Hearing set June 25 1919 before the Register and Receiver protest deadlines expire. Witnesses listed Arthur Floyd John Stevenson.
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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 for Publica tion Georet Le e final proof Cheyenne Wy 1919
Notice is given that Georet Lee of Federal Wyoming holder of homestead entry number 012469 for E part of section 32 township 16 north range 69 west sixth principal meridian intends to make final year proof to establish claim to the land described before the Cheyenne Wyoming land office on June 17 1919. Witnesses are Martin Hoar Moyle and Todd all of Federal Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Mission Apartments
Dan
Barksdale
Hotds, Huckfeldt & Frinkbiner
Advelits
Auto Tire
Pisins Auto Company
Ols
B. ¥. Davis
Kansas City
Plains Auto Co
Otto Kachler
Green River
Liberty
Herman Goldeslatt
West Lincoln Way
F. M. Cheesman
Hillsdale
Pure linseed—Sherman Co
Park Addition
Bent Street
W. T. Burin
W. Jr. 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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