Kaiser May Restore Buelow to Power to Seek Peace
A Berlin diplomat argues the Kaiser may reinstall Prince von Buelow to push a peace offensive, despite opposition from Hindenburg and others. The plan, seen as risky and costly, could see Buelow as Germany’s spokesman if the Kaiser acts, while public sentiment and military leadership resist a renewed drive.
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
President Wilson Favors Sport to Save Baseball
President Wilson voiced support for baseball as a morale and economic asset during wartime. The issue centered on maintaining thousands of jobs and federal revenue while keeping public mind on the war effort. Supporters argued suspending the sport would ruin profits and tax income, while opponents warned of overemphasis on sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Purman
Wilseon
el Sud
Salra
Local Social Notes and Visitor Arrivals Mixed in Small Town
Residents and guests move through a string of visits across Sherman Springfield and Grover with Mrs Kate Evis entertaining Arthur Kalbor and family friends from Wyoming and Missouri. Others travel to Ariz New Mexico and Texas while local families host relatives and recover from injuries amid early spring plans.
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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 Overseas
The YMCA reports it sent 190 million pounds of goods overseas for soldiers through March. The effort supports troops with supplies and care coordinated by the organization.
Industries Using Coke May Close
A special dispatch says after a War Industries Board meeting a joint committee of steel and government reps was named. Producers fear coke shortages will curb pig iron and steel output, threatening plants that rely on coke. transportation and labor delays worsen the supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Bronner
D. Ca Moysit
B. M. Baruch
Industries Board
Big Guna
Eteal Bual
Eteton
Baruch
President McAdoo and Railroads Face Possible Axe
A speech by a high official describes government ownership of railroads as a danger to reform. The president rejects rapid nationalization, warning that swift action could unsettle Wall Street and remove railroad leaders, leaving heads "swimming" under government pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Bhonnehr
Washington, RD. C
Neral Wood
United State
Ube
Ranoo
Wall Street
Vonmty
McAdoo
United States
Valo Paciflo Team Forms From Union Pacific Workers
A Valo Paciflo baseball squad formed by Union Pacific employees enters a game against Ge Gaedion corpo of Mowt, aiming to showcase local talent and team unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mekdms
MOT
Valo Paciflo
Union Macific Employes
Phage Ge Gaedion Corpo
Mowt
Saratoga public service commission members return from hearing
Wyoming public service commission members traveled back from Saratoga after a hearing on the Saratoga and Encampment railroad rate increase. State Treasurer H. H. Gates and Mrs. Gates rode by auto with others. state officials Forsythe Floyd and Miss Ann O Connell followed by rail, Gov. Houx rode a train with a stop at 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 Prison
A crowd cheered as territorial prisoners entered a new million dollar prison modeled after the federal Leavenworth facility. Governor Pidhhem greeted the inmates on moving day amid ceremonial pomp and a bound quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monolailal
Raerely
Lentenworth
Kan
Pidhhem
MOST SHOCKING BREED IN HISTORY DOCUMENT
An 1918 U.S. statement of ownership for a Cheyenne publication reads aloud by Thomas Hunter as vice president, listing publisher Meredith Davis and others. The text then shifts to a critical 1915 analysis of a rumored Soviet Russia decree on women's rights and broader war coverage including aerial combat discussion and a German night raid tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Cheyens
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Larmmele
Thomas Hunter
Ure Cheyeunne
Arcnid
Fursa
Ailtor
Pullaher
Mablsking Can Pany
Wroming
Meredith Davis
Sume
Wyronmite
Manire A? Swere
Rumsian Soviet
Saratov
Russia
Bourgnoly
Artidia
Gothers
Rothina
Air battles loom as Hawley predicts air supremacy
New York May 27 In remarks on the looming aerial war Hawley president of the Aero Club of America said indications point to a sharp rise in air combat this year and a determined push by both sides to achieve aerial dominance. He noted four-year trends toward heavier fighting and greater emphasis on air power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aves
Todltidanl
Lewis
Meroes
Andres
Ly J
Duckworth
New York
Harzes
Alan R. Hawley
Aoro Club of America
Hawley
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Wishedy
EN Pats
Crowder
Hartees
Dehayler Wheeler
Alee
M’adco
TRAM
John Ff. Osborne
Rawlina
W. Pr
Balalko
Thomar Huntrh
William B. Oks
France
É&He
England
Yankees
Individuel Alr
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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