Kaiser May Restore Buelow to Power in Peace Offensive
A German policy dispute is described with hopes that Prince von Buelow could be reinstalled as a leading statesman to steer a peace offensive. The piece notes opposition from the Kaiser and military leaders, the looming Amiens capture claim, and public support for blocking a renewed offensive. It also covers Crowder’s wartime draft order affecting sports and entertainment workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Buelow
Hindenborg
Laderdorft
Kaleer
Amiens
Dritieh
Geriman
Iva Kadeers
Hindentorg
Lydendorft Agl
Printe
Tita
Katser
Prince von Buelow
Italy
Luccrino
Swisserland
Germany
Berlin
Kalver
Hack von Buel
Carman
Crowder
Hartees
President Wilson backs sport to aid war effort and baseball
President Wilson favors continuing sports, arguing baseball supports morale and employment during war. He contends a shutdown would cut federal revenues and harm the nation, while referencing the need to keep people mentally focused on the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Purman
Wilseon
el Sud
Salra
Community Notes of Visits and Travels Across States
South Side stems Arthur and other relatives visit in Missouri and Wyoming while en route to Excelsior Springs. Mrs. J. T. Spyder departs Grover Colorado for home. Mrs. F. G. Mendorako attends to family matters in Phoenix and Armadillo. Mrs. Leeman from Sidney recovers in St John Hospital. Various guests travel between Cheyenne Grover and Radwood California urging a busy social circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendorakot
Phoenix
Ariz
Mra
Colling
Mins Carris
Leey
Lora McCloud
Joseph Rich
Marlo
Saratoga
Wyo
Zeigter
Mika Lara McCloud
Grover
Cheyenne
Apopter
Mra. HE. McCloud
Werall Son
Misa Tors McCloud
MeCloud Reliance
Margaret Leeman
Sidney
Nob
St John Hospital
Henry Rubber
Wiles
Arthuy Varvey
Dayshter
Lois
YMCA Sends 190 Million Pounds Of Goods Abroad
The YMCA completed a relief effort sending 190 million pounds of goods overseas to support soldiers through March. The initiative highlights wartime aid and organized relief channels coordinated by the YMCA.
Industries Using Coke May Close
Milton Bronner reports that a War Industries Board panel and government representatives consider commandeering steel plants. The core issue is coke supply and transportation. without coke and labor, pig iron production stalls, threatening summer operations for coke-using industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Bronner
D. Ca Moysit
B. M. Baruch
Industries Board
Big Guna
Eteal Bual
Eteton
Baruch
Director M Adco May Have to Use His Axe Again
Text is garbled but portrays a dialogue involving McAdoo and railroad leaders. President and government ownership are mentioned with warnings about railroad pressure. The piece depicts a tense exchange where McAdoo punctuates points by banging the table as he asserts the government cannot be swayed by railroad interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’adco
Milton Bhonnehr
Washington, RD. C
Neral Wood
United State
Ube
Ranoo
Wall Street
Vonmty
McAdoo
United States
Local Union Pacific Team Faces Gordon Corp in Motion
The Valo Paciflo baseball team, made up of Union Pacific employees, prepares to play Ge Gaedion Corp of Mowt in a community game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mekdms
MOT
Valo Paciflo
Union Macific Employes
Phage Ge Gaedion Corpo
Mowt
Saratoga trip of Wyoming public service panel noted
Members of the Wyoming public service commission returned Sunday from Saratoga where a hearing was held on the Saratoga and Encampment railroad rate increase. State officials including State Treasurer H. H. Gates and State Auditor R. B. Forsythe joined the trip by car and rail, with Gov. Frank K. Houx traveling by train via Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Wyoming Public Service Commission
Saratoga & Encampment
HH. B. Gates
Gates
R. B. Forsythe
HH. Allen Floyd
Ann O'Connell
Baratoga
Laramie
Prisoners Move Into New Million Dollar Territorial Jail
Territorial prisoners enter a new million dollar prison modeled after the federal Leavenworth, Kansas, structure. Governor Pidhhem greeted the inmates as they moved in and the guards reportedly enforce strict routines while the male inmates adjust to the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monolailal
Raerely
Lentenworth
Kan
Pidhhem
Most Shocking Russian Decree Stirs World Debate
A long excerpted notice discusses a purported Soviet decree on social issues and women's rights, followed by commentary on Russia and Western war mobilization. The piece blends claim of Russia’s decree with opinions on gender, motherhood, and wartime aviation. It cites May 1918 testimony and includes unrelated World War I dispatches and a dramatic air raid account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumsian Soviet
Saratov
Russia
Bourgnoly
Artidia
Rothina
Air War Outlook Prompts Hope for Increased Combat
New York May 27 The Aerial Club of America President Alan R. Hawley foresees a marked rise in air battles over the western front this spring. He predicts intensified efforts by both sides to achieve air supremacy as Allied and German flyers contend for control in the skies.
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Meroes
Andres
Ly J
Duckworth
New York
Harzes
Alan R. Hawley
Aoro Club of America
Hawley
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EN Pats
Dehayler Wheeler
Alee
TRAM
Congress
Cheyens
Wyoming
Larmmele
Thomas Hunter
Ure Cheyeunne
Arcnid
Fursa
Ailtor
Pullaher
Mablsking Can Pany
Wroming
Meredith Davis
Sume
Wyronmite
Manire A? Swere
John Ff. Osborne
Rawlina
W. Pr
Balalko
Thomar Huntrh
William B. Oks
France
É&He
England
Aves
Todltidanl
Lewis
Eiorr
Lordun
Tom Pies
Cros
Markel
Heplonicas
London
Hot Point Electric Range
Hotpoint Electric Ranges
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Capitol Avenes
Cash Mount Jaccauapony
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