Baptist delegates back League of Nations move
In Denver on May 25 the Northern Baptist convention held a long meeting at the municipal auditorium. Delegates and visitors discussed the League of Nations as a Christian project with speakers including New W. Abernathy and A Harbour. The resolution urged support for the Paris Covenant and viewed the League as a step toward Christian civilization.
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League OF Nations
Denver
Northern Baptist Convention
Municipal Auditorium
Guewix
Leaver Motor Club
Fenver Mountain
New
Abernathy
Missouri
Hein Jones
Pennsylvania
A’ Harbour
Keehestier Theological Seminary
New Yorks
James of Franklin
Smoity
American Baptist Poreum Missionary Sociery
Arfas
France
Bel
Thod
Christ
Ales Lin Wall
Wonge
Wesvith
Paris
Local Army Recruiting Station Visited by Denver Major
Major Al Keen inspected the local army recruiting station and listed enlistees for cavalry and artillery bands stationed at Fort Logan Fort Bliss Fort Sill and other posts. Musicians near 1000 miles away may enlist if travel stays under that limit.
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Asaicant
Denver
Tire
Jake Kehboils
LaVern I. Weatherwax
Lewis W. Keenrode
Army Aad
Mainecrail Band
Fort Logan
Caleist
Pield Artillery
Port Sif
Owls
Ind
Fort Blisg
Texas
Tet
Dengles
Ariz
Fort Blea
Paso
Cavalry
Marfa
12Th Cavalry
Columbus
N. M
U. S. Disciplinary
Forteavenworth
Kans
Dodge
19Th Infantry
Douglas
Evils
Hal
Williams Stockholders Vote to Increase Capital
Williams stockholders approve a capital increase from 100000 to 2000000 dollars at a Casper meeting. Directors elected include Basia and Joseph Giles, with Wils and McGrath joining, and underwriters Grandmer & Co and Wright Swan Co. The plan allocates 1.5 million to current holders and to fund wartime expansion and holdings development.
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Williams
KE Swictvan
Basia
Joseph W Ggiles
Dryang
Wijtan, Granmer & Co
Wright Swan 4 Co
Nenver Awe
Broken Bit Hits Well Drilling Progress in Lanes Field
A damaged well bit at The Glearer Company site 1-36-64 in the Lanes field hindered operations for several days. Drilling continues at roughly 2,400 feet with the pay zone awaited as crews proceed cautiously and monitor the damaged pit condition.
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Glearer
Lanes
Week of June observance boosts Union Pacific safety drive
General Manager Jeffers announces a one week observance from June 2 to 29 across the Union Pacific system aimed at achieving a 100 percent safety record. He praises the rank and file for loyalty and emphasizes accident reduction alongside other good performance. Criminal probes follow a Wyoming division case where whiskey and beer were seized, with two suspects jailed in Albany county awaiting hearing. A separate incident sees derailing of the westbound Overland Limited near Lookout, with a wrecking crew responding from Laramie to lift the engine back onto the rails.
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Jeffers
U. P. Hes
Union Purific
Carl Christensen
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Ile
Quer
Rock River
Jim
Christensen
Albany
Laramie
Westhound Overland Limited
Lookout
Chevelin
Serai
Power talks with Wyoming officials reach Laramie
J. W. Highteymen master mechanic of the Wyoming division of the Asian Pacific visited Laramie on Monday to confer with local officials about hive power and related projects.
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J. W. Highteymen
Wyoming
Laramie
Railway Employes Loan Association meeting summary
A regular meeting of the Railway Employes Building and Loan Association was held in Laramie yesterday afternoon. Loans were sold totaling 2 700 at 18 percent, 2 000 at 18 percent, 92 000 at 15 percent, and 12 000 at 15 percent.
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Railway Employes Building and Loan Association
Jameson Returns From Service Heads to Ogden Work
Jameson, formerly employed in the local yards, has come back from overseas service and spent Monday in Cheyenne. He left yesterday for his home in Evanston, planning after a few weeks there to proceed to Ogden to work for the Union Pacific Railroad.
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Jameson
Cheyenne
Evanston
Ogden
Union
Railroad men to attend Groevel Railway Foremen convention
A group of Cheyenne railroad workers plan to attend the National Convention of the Groevel Railway Foremen in Chicago from September 2 to 5. The leading topics include Welding Locomotive Cylinders and Safety First on Steam Engines.
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Cheyenne
Groevel Railway
Poremen
Te Bell
Chicago
Weelding
Shep Ead
Return of Discharged Soldiers Swells Passenger Traffic
The return of soldiers from the front, many discharged at Eastern camps, is increasing passenger rail use to such an extent that trains are often carrying extra coaches. Passenger traffic also rises as veterans travel home.
Taylor Handles About 100 Job Applications Daily
The U S employment office in Wyoming under Ed P Taylor reports handling nearly 100 applicants each day. Eight men applied by Tuesday afternoon, with returning soldiers given job placement preference. Ranches in the Red Horn basin and nearby areas seek labor, farm work dominates demand, and government efforts aim to place veterans with former employers as they return from France.
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United States Employment Office
Ed. P. Taylor
Wyoming
Rie Horn
Gody
Tades
France
Unusual heavy tourist season and freight notes
The piece notes an unusually heavy tourist season due to busy summer traffic and a strong influx from wartime movements. Railroad men explain rapid troop shifts in wartime, and a local transport expert warns about minor earth‑induced car movements after a switch engine bump. Pacific coast fruits move east amid high prices blamed on frosts.
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Cme
Former Union Pacific man visits Cheyenne before LA move
Frank Carsten, a former Union Pacific employee with the 168th Rainbow Division, is in Cheyenne visiting friends before joining Santa Fe in Los Angeles. He plans to leave for Ural city after visiting his Casper-based parents. August Sands, 14, an early Cheyenne trainman, remains noted for decades on the Lehigh Valley railroad.ис
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Frank Carsten
Union Pacific
168Th
Rainbow Division
Cheyenne
The
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Ural City
Casper
August Sands
Sands
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Golden Prairie Baptist Church to Be Dedicated in June
Golden Prairie Baptist Church east of Cheyenne in the Golden Prairie district will be dedicated in June with morning afternoon and evening services. Rev Brues Armstrong district superintendent will lead the dedication and Rev W C Lowrie is pastor. Evening speakers include Governor Carey Judge W C Mentzer and Nomnc L Beatty.
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Wyoming
Golden Prairie Baptist Church
Golden Prairie
Cheyenne
Brues Armstrong
W. C. Lowrie
Governor Carey
W. C. Mentzer
C. L. Beatty
Scandinavia to Discuss League on Nordic Situation
Stockholm May 27. The premiers and foreign ministers of Denmark and Norway are expected this week to confer with Sweden over the League of Nations impact on the Scandinavian countries and the regional situation.
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Stockholm
Denmark
Norway
League of Nations
Government given injunctions to halt interference with war beer
Federal Judge Mayer issued three separate injunctions prohibiting the United States district attorney and the acting collector of internal revenue of the New York district from interfering with the production of war beer by the Jacob Hoffman Brewing company the J Clausasen Slanagan Brewing company and the Jacob Rupert Brewing company Separate filings were used because the district attorney objected to a blanket case The judge ordered compliance to protect brewing operations during wartime
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New York
Mayer Today
United States District Attorney
Internal Revenue
New York District
Jacob Hoffman Brewing Company
J. Clausasen-Slanagan Brewing Company
Jacob Rupert Brewing Company
Mayer's Orders in Brewer Contention On Alcohol Content
Pending judicial determination of the brewer's claim that beer with 2 percent alcohol is not intoxicating. The case centers on whether low alcohol beer can be legally classed as intoxicating under existing statutes.
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Mayer
Will Alan
Wdichal
Typhus Epidemic Feared in Europe
Paris May 27 One hundred thousand persons in Poland are ill with typhus according to the supreme economic council. The disease is spreading and is epidemic in Poland and Hungary and several southeastern European countries. A committee will confer with Red Cross officials to plan relief and prevention measures.
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Paris
Poland
Supreme Economic Council
Hungary
Europe
Red Crows League
Plea Under Peace Bond In Gun Threat Case
George L. Folts was placed under a peace bond of 100 by a court after being alleged to have threatened L. F. Brillhart with a gun. The incident occurred yesterday in the vicinity where the two men reside.
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George L. Folts
L. F. Brillhart
Naval Officer Batt Reports Night from Copenhagen
Stockholm dispatch notes an American naval officer Batt living in the city at a stated hour this morning after arriving from Copenhagen aboard a Night vessel.
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Stockholm
Batt
Copenhagen
Poles and Czechs Agree to Arbitrate Teschen Dispute
Premier Padeorowski of Poland and President Masaryk of Czecho Slovakia agreed via Prague dispatch that the Teschen question causing difficulty will be settled by a joint Polish commission to sit at Cracow.
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Copenhagen
Padeorowski
Poland
Masaryk
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