No enlistment for new draft after June 6th
A 1918 era notice lists men enrolling for regular army service and outlines draft rules. It notes eligibility ages 18–21 and 31–40, names fifteen enlistees with assigned corps and home towns, and cites Sergeant Lehman about local recruitment and registration deadlines.
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Lehmen
Howard Adams
Tank. Corps
Laraile
David J. Blatt
Cavalry
Caramic
Leonard W. Oliver
Infantry
Salt Lake City
Dian
Samoel Baker
Laraille
Alvin Fischer
Neligh
Nebr
Thomas $. Nuitman
Medical
Wheatt
Emil J. Bertagnalli
Quartermaster's Corps
Rock Springs
Chokin
George Pehwn
Quartermasters Corps
William Scindstrom
Quartermaster’s Corps
Wilbur Kankausky Dewey HW. Sutties
Zooneeville
John A. Gnee
Coal Artillery
Worland
Worland; Ursa. Morgan Court Artillery, Worland
J. Pipchfield
Coast Artillery
Benrege
Coast Antillery
Town
Nattek
Cheyenne
Kimer N. Kisberg
Aignal Corps
Hug
Albert Munn
Engineer Corps
Klein
George Albertson
Coast Oyners
Missouri
Valler
Lows
Twelve Men to Arm My Camps Today
Twelve registrants from Laramie County have secured permission to depart Cheyenne for camps. Names include Jesse Pierre Green River and William Rivers Enid OW along with others bound for Camp Lewis in Washington. Three more men proceed to Fort Benjamin Harrison and Laramie County officers to fill the lace draft quota for the engineering corps. James Intehiren of Memphis gained permission to enlist for Camp Pike Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Loewile
Cheyenne
Jesse Pierre
Green River
Williamy Rivers
Enid
Alexander Rader
Denver
George Rehney
Wheatland
Fred J. Bia
Landers
Edward Lewin Bartes
St. Anthony
Idaho
Wimie J Kinkwood
Wimie J Kinkwood, “Onnell Grove, Kansas; Larry Andrew Mergen
Red Lodge
Montana
Camp Lewis
Washington
Fort Benjamin Marrison
Indiana
Grovers
Lankford
Charles Alvert Beltorte
Laramie County
Rovert
Engineering Corps
Lary Nin County
James Intehiren
Memphis, Tenn
Yntorday
Camp Fike
Arkansas
Laramie Trout Stocking Report From Cheyenne Streams
The state announced a trout stocking totaling 62 000 fry to be released in streams near Cheyenne. Fisheries official Fred Balille coordinated delivery from the state hatchery in Laramie. Supplies were distributed to J M Carey ranch Horse Creek Henry Arp ranch Crowewek Reis ranch and Crystal Lake reservoir with fish ranging up to one and a half inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Fred Balille
Laramie
J. M. Carey
Horse Creek
Henry Arp
Crowerwek
Reis
Crystal Lake
Kidney Troubles Prompt Reinsurance Request, Arkansas Woman Says
An Ogden Arkansas letter reports kidney trouble causing back ache joint pain and fatigue for years. Foley Kidney Pills are claimed to have relieved the writer’s symptoms after three years of illness and are advertised as aiding kidney function and toxin elimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBH
Moms
Ogden
Ark
Foley
Appointment of special business commissioner to the United States
In Tokyo on May 4 the Tokyo chamber of commerce considered appointing a special business commissioner to promote closer economic relations between Japan and the United States. The proposal notes that Japanese business leaders in America and Japan should coordinate to advance trade and commercial ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Japan
America
Tokyo Chamber of Commerce
United
Japanese commerce plan linked to Megata mission
A proposal to appoint a commissioner to represent Japanese interests during Baron Megata headed delegation’s visit is reported. Plans also include creating a Japanese chamber of commerce in the United States and organizing an American–Japanese book office.
South Park School Destroyed by Fire
Jackeon Wyoming May 21. Fire destroyed the South Park School building after being noticed by Mrs. Ralph Cheney. The blaze started near the entrance with investigators unsure of the cause while locals debate relocating the school amid community tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Jackeon
Wyo
Pohoot House
Equsit
Ralph Cheney
Adverse Criticism Over Drowning Case Denied
Casper report defends Sam Poynter against blame in the drowning of Fred Mills. Poynter helped with a drilling rig at Emigrant Gap and searched the river while Mills disappeared. Curtiss Petroleum manager Frank G Mirthos says no ground for criticism exists. the Wilts family agrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wro
Sam Poynter
Fred Wille
Millis
Poynter
Paynter
Curthn Petroleum Company
Brow Creek
Emigrant Gap
Fred Mills
Mr. Paynter
Smaving Imany
Mr. Widhx' Twoly
Frank G Mirthos
Merager
Curtiss Petroleum Compar
Saya
Wilts
Vegetable Vendors Injured in Mountain Accident
Andrew and William Lossasso of Denver, vegetable vendors, were injured when their vehicle overturned on a trip into the mountains near Fort Collins. They reported intoxicated drivers from Laramie struck their car, pushing it into a ditch and causing the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Colo
Andrew
William Lossasso
Denver
Forks Hole
Livermore
Laramie
Mrs Vorhees Dies of Meningitis at Cheyenne Ranch
A telegram reports the death of Mrs George Vorhees near Pipedale from meningitis after a brief illness. She was formerly Mind Partridge of L. and widow of Mr Vorhees, son of Air and Mrs Lake Vorhees of Cheyenne. The family departed to view her remains and were due to return with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daiber
Mir
George Vorhews
Vorhece Ranch
Pipedale
Wheatland Rancher P M Macfarlane Visits Bristol Sister
P Macfarlane a Wheatland rancher visits Bristol to see his sister in law Mrs B Ly Bristol wife of a prominent local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Macfarlane
Promines
Wheatland Rancher
T the Bone
Mee
B. Ly
Bristol
Grace Lusk Testimony Speaks of Past Affair and Intent
Grace Lusk in cross examination admits secret two year relationship with Dr Moervers and sending letters to him. She recalls threats to Mrs Roberts and after the shooting fired a pistol to test a jam and then to end her life. Prosecution probes a controversial letter about elimination amid a love triangle. She plans to testify again tomorrow.
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Wankisnaw
Roberts
Grace Lusk Wader
Moeverts
Miss Lunk
Mra. Robertr
Peresnary Seemer
Minotto Held After Court Rulings In Chicago
Count James Minotto, son-in-law of Lewis D. Swift, after mixed court rulings, was ordered to Fort Sheridan Wisconsin while an appeal on his alien enemy status is considered. Federal Judge Carpenter denied habeas corpus but granted the appeal. Cora Minotto faced strong legal staff from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thicago
James Minotto
Lewis D. Swift
Fort Sheridan
Carpenter
Cora Minotto
Department of Justice
Washington
President Wilson Attends Long Tie Game Washington Detroit
The Washington American League game against Detroit extended 18 innings before darkness halted play with a 2 to 2 tie. President Wilson and officials watched from a color draped box, with proceeds to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Lewis
Boston
Chicago
Wilson
Mire
Red Cross
van Johnson
Weather report and public health note
The daily weather summary shows a high of 75 degrees at 2 p.m and a low of 41 at 6:15 a.m with 24 mph winds from the west. Precipitation since January 1 is 6.49 inches, with no rain in the last 24 hours. A health tip notes worry affects digestion and cites Foley Cathartic Tebble as relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeo
W. Pitman
B. Hayward
Unadilla
Literary Digest
Russia-Hungary
Clark Oal Toaha By Lan Attorney Reported Left
Attorney John D. Clark has reportedly left for Omaha where the children have been placed in quarantine for scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Oal Toaha
John D. Clark
Ompha
Youthful Thieves Paroled by Judge Mentzer
Two teenage burglars, Charles Crum and Forrest Paull, were paroled by Judge Mentzer after pleading guilty to breaking into a whiskey case and stealing $36 worth of goods. They returned home under the supervision of Forrest Paull’s elder brother, following a county jail detention and a late evening trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentier
Charles Cram
Forrest Paull
Pawll
Crum
Judge grants parole to youths after penitent framing
The judge informs the youths they face one to ten years in the penitentiary but, after shaping them into a penitent frame and securing work on their parents farms, consents to parole. A later note mentions proceeds from today’s establishment going to the Red Cross, hoping public support follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone
Metropolitan barber raises funds for KE cross
George Willin, proprietor of the Metropolitan barber shop, donates proceeds to KE Cross. The Greek owner contributes from his shop earnings to support the charity effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willin
Metropoliuuan
Wyoming Weather Outlook Weekend Showers and Warmth
For Wyoming unsettled Saturday expect likely showers across the state. Sunday looks warmer with sunnier periods in the south and central areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
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