Cheyenne High School Vaudeville Delights Local Crowd
Cheyenne high school stage talent impressed a modest audience with a two-part program. The opening act, a Parisian sketch in French, featured Vera Houx Julia Williams and Alice Yoder among others in varied roles. The second half turned minstrel with a male high school cast delivering lively choruses and solo numbers led by Donald McGonagle and James Storey.
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Cheyenne High School
Florence Sly
Rathy
Enouih
Beadliner
Chas
Welch
Mr. Spriggive
Clyde Scott
Eiteabeth Moore
Ferreo Marks
Buch Ooo
Velma Wilsock
Pauline Jones
William Woolston
Alden Peabody
Donald McGonagle
James Btorey
Ferree Marks
Arthur Busch
Elmer Snow
James Storey
Ferree Marke
Riots in Prague and Ukraine Amid European Turmoil
Report from Amsterdam notes Austria deteriorating as Prague endures continued riots. Bohemian demonstrators cheer allied leaders while German names are hissed and anti Kaiser oaths are sworn. In Ukraine, Kiev clashes widen between Hetman forces and Rada loyalists with heavy losses.
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London
Austria
Prague
Germany
Kiev
Ukraine
Rada
Rade
Wyoming State Fair increases prizes and attracts big acts
Douglas Wy May 21 state fair premium list shows cash prizes rising from five dollars and under to large cash awards with thrift stamps only for small prizes. The fair commission plans more attractions with nearly thirty acts contracted and expanding exhibits including a new oil display and a large auto show tent. A gold trophy for the state trap shooting tournament arrives for the July event.
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Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming
The
Fair Commission
Josselty
Higby
Rohtth Grader Graduates Enter VGH Schools
The eighth grade at Rohth High School, under Principal Jessup, completed graduation requirements yesterday. About 85 percent of the cohort will proceed to higher education or a related program, while 17 students did not pledge to continue.
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Gradtates
VGH
Mikch Echook
Lion's Club Hosts Bold Ke Regular Luncheon
The Lion's Club holds a luncheon event featuring Ke Regular as a guest speaker. Members and local residents attend to hear Ke Regular discuss community service initiatives.
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the Lion's Club
Modifications of Educational Presses Caused by the War
The article notes favorable comment from club members on Cheyenne teachers and the successes achieved in the school year just closing.
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Soldier Harry Major Ordered Overseas This Summer
Mrs Henry Major learned from her son Richard Major that he, known as Harry, has been ordered to prepare for overseas duty. He holds corporal rank in the 1st division, which was stationed nearby. Troop movements now proceed ahead of earlier estimates with drafted men expected abroad this summer rather than in fall.
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Henry Cfajor
Richard Major
Harry
Red Cross Drive Nears Fourteen Thousand Across County
The Red Cross drive reports $25 396.47 in four days with limited outside city gifts. Cheyenne’s women’s share tops $400, aided by Mrs Avery Haggard. Union Pacific Wyoming division contributions reach about $10 000 with $7 300 tallied by Wednesday. Funds allocated to counties by contributor count.
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Red Cross
Nummer
Mere
A. D. Johnson
Redross
Cheyenne
Avery Haggard
Hw. P. Needham
Union Pacific
Reed Cross
Wyoming
Anti-Saloon Leaders Campaign in Matte Goshen Counties
Superintendent FP L Crabbe of the State Anti Saloon League travels north for meetings in Matte and Goshen counties to advance prohibition. Ampletant Superintendent W L Wade tours the region to organize the campaign for ten days, with prohibitory rallies planned at Hanae and Mt Mountain next Sunday and at Hegas and Dixon the following Sunday.
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FP. L. Crabbe
Btate Ant Saloon League
North
Matte
Goshen
W. Ll. Wade
Hanae
Hk Mountain
Hegas and
Dixon Om
Weather report from Wyoming with scattered details
The weather brief notes clear conditions in parts of Wyoming with cool temperatures. It mentions Sheila Pridey and others in a casual, unfinished forecast style with some garbled phrases.
Dayton Boy Killed in Action Named in Casualty Report
A report released tonight lists Abert Johnson of Rostolt and L. Be. Luke of Dayton Wyoming among the service members killed in action over the past two days. The notice names Dayton Bby as a casualty.
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Dayton Bby
L.E. Luke
Abert Johnson
Rostolt
8. D
L. BE. Luke
Dayton
Wyo
Army of 5,000,000 New Possibles
The War Department outlines a work or fight plan extending to July 1. Registrants and workers in idle roles may be summoned for explanation and induction if unsatisfactory. The policy targets service in food, lift and hotel work, public venues, and other listed occupations to boost total wartime production and curb idleness.
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Department of Labor
Crowder
Wallatte
Heahrty
Chicago
Apemer
New York
Neherk
Iran
Germany
Empire
Commencement Sermon At Parish House For Cheyenne Graduates
Dr. Van Winkle of the Baptist church will deliver the commencement sermon at the parish house next Sunday at 1 p.m. Mrs. L. W. Trombell will sing a vocal solo and high school boys will lead congregational singing. A union meeting will follow and the public is urged to attend.
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van Winkle
The
Baptist Church
Cheyenne
Pariah House
L. W. Trombell
Patriotic Service Notes from Cheyenne Knitwork
A Mrs. Meg Steele of Cheyenne has knitted over a hundred items for soldiers since Frontier times, including sweaters helmets and wristlets. Her efforts support the war effort while she maintains her sewing business and faces health and age challenges.
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Perfor ii Ovatér
Nannie Steele
Carey Block
Meg Steele
Wyoming Short 72 on Quota of Laborers
Provost Marshal Ray K. Olds reports Wyoming remains 72 laborers short of a 16 county quota. Counties sent 70 of 642 required with Latemile county reporting 7 of 62. Each county board was to notify classmen to fill the quota but fines were too low to ensure full recruitment.
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Ray K. Olds
Wyoming
Latemile
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Inwin Goes to Omaha on Freight Trip
Borwin, head of the livestock shipping division of the Walon Pacific, left yesterday for Omaha on a business trip to discuss shipments and operations with regional managers.
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Inwin
Omaha
Borwin
Walon Pacific
Iron-tie touted as iron tonic by Buffalo institute
An advertisement extols Iron-tie as a modern iron tonic to boost health and vigor for men and women. It claims rapid iron absorption, improved blood color, appetite, and energy, urging readers to mail ten cents to the Surgical Institute in Buffalo for the natural package.
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France
Ted Dlood
Deawell
Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
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