Tribune critique of Mondell franking and political posturing
The Tribune denounces Mondell party mail franking and calls out what it sees as false statements and hypocritical politics. It accuses the paper of hiding motives behind Wilson and Wilton, while urging voters to reassess administration support amid war efforts.
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the Tribune
Mondell
Kendrick
France
Uncle Sam
Mondefl
The
Tribune
Old Guard
Warren Boot
Wilwon
WTO
Warren
Wilson
M. Duval
Calliaux
Rat
Bat
Brutus
Caesar
Wilton
Mandel
Ealty Teton
Keeping Up The Corners A Wartime Smile Guide
A reader writes on wartime beauty focusing on lips as signals of welcome and courage. It argues smile as a sign of inspiration and inner warmth, warning that downward corners betray danger, and urges women to maintain a hopeful, cheerful demeanor for loved ones in uniform.
Which War Mother Gave Most
A lament praising mothers who sent sons to war in California and Texas and across the nation. It compares seven, six, five, four, three, two, and one sons given in service, noting the ultimate sacrifices in France and the enduring question of who gave the greatest sacrifice for humanity and safety.
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Texas
America
Theother
France
One Cent Fare Proposed for War Rail Services
A plan announced by Director General McAdoo would charge one cent per mile for travel on government operated American railroads to support wartime costs. Opponents warn of reduced services and higher prices as elevated wages for railway workers are funded, while critics expect cutbacks in conveniences and staffing.
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McAdoo
American Society
Capitol Ave
18Th
19Th
19Th St
Masonic Temple
Rookery Building
Lady Maccabees
Capitol Avenue
Miller
Boy Scouts
Drum
19Th Street
Gentral Avenue
Camp Fire Girls
Church
Parker Carnoival Band
Wyoming Labor Call for Portland Shipyards Cancelled
State Commissioner of Labor Ru Taylor reports a planned call of 100 Wyoming laborers for Portland shipyards was cancelled until further orders from Washington. The suspension follows findings that labor supply in Portland suffices and aims to cut transportation costs. About 40 Cheyenne workers signified willingness, with others from Shroll Cheyenne and Sheckian area. Dispatch to Cheyenne workers ordered for report. many had arranged to go.
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Taylor
Wyoming
Portland
Washington
Richard Shipp
Irish Communal Note On Potatoes From Ireland Visit
A short note from an anonymous Irish visitor explains a comparison of potato crops between Ireland and the United States. The writer recalls a prior visit by Mr. Carey and mentions producing potatoes of modest size to assess quality against shamrock country crops.
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Laramie County
W. L. Quayle
Mr. Carey
Ireland
Rather & Sthal
Cultivated Irish Beaution Seed Potatoes Offered
The writer offers 100 pounds at Cheyenne Creamery sales rooms free to distribu te four pounds per person, aiming to yield 20 to 90 pounds with proper care. Lacking a name, they label the potatoes Irish Beaution and suggest Garey as a possible manufacturer name.
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Cheyenne Creamery Company
Garey
Vacant State Lands Open for Grazing Leases
The notice lists vacant state lands in Wyoming to be leased for grazing. Prospective applicants must contact May 1 to discuss leasing. inquiries directed to Lee, Commissioner of Public Lands, Casper, Wyoming.
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Tate and School
WYNEM
WHEEM
Direct Wit Communications
Lee
Comuttasioner
Public Lands
Cesyenus
Wyowing
Cheyenne Honors Memorial Day Observance
Cheyenne will observe Decoration Day with a memorial at the Manonja temple area. Postmaster hours adjust and a parade forms at 9:30 to start at 10 a.m. with detailed lineups of bands, clubs, officials, and youth groups marching through city streets.
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Cheyenne
Walter Larsh
Manonia Temple
Guy Smith
John Faderuch
Perehing
Arroy
France
Hubert Lacey
Cheyenne Industrial Club
Enach
Capitol Avenue
17Th St
Pioneer
16Th
Central Ave
City Park
24Th
Mounted Police
18Th
U. PB. Band
Capitol Ave
Red Cross
18Th St
Packard Garage
Eagles
Kopard Band
19Th
Meeting Notice for Rand Ladies Auxiliary at Courthouse
The Rand Ladies' Auxiliary will meet at the courthouse and be supplied with an autonomous marshal. The marshal of the day will be mounted under the supervision of Robert Davidson, chief marshal. Any lodges not named and seeking placement should report to the committee for assignment.
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Capitol Avenue
G. A. Rand Ladies’ Auxiliary
Courthouse
Robert Davidson
Marshall
Men Sought for Aviation Dept Recruiting Drive
Recruiting officer Panforth requests a large waiting list as unlimited Navy allotments resume soon. Colorado Utah Wyoming Nevada New Mexico Arizona and California recruits will be sent home to await orders. Twenty five mess attendants to Hamp ton Roads Virginia and aviation department mechanics and quartermaster men wanted from specified trades.
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Panforth
U. S. Navy
Navy
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Harry H. Pepper
Wheatland
J. W. Ludington
Kearney
Nebr
W. Grainger
Cheyenne
R. T. Raymond
Glenrock
Earl Beanbloscom
Beard
Moffitt Parsons
Boaster
Herman J. Nyland
Truman Phelps
Stockton
Kansas
Naval Operating Base
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Aviation Department
Dia
Red Cross Drive Nears Double Quota in Laramie County
Chairman Ed Storey reports ongoing Red Cross fundraising in Laramie county with the drive well past halfway and nearing twice the target. Receipts from Arcola to Cheydanew include towns like Divide and Pine Bluff, totaling nearly 1000 dollars with individual gifts such as 1,770.26 from Pine Bluff and 40,053.00 from Cheydane.
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Ed Storey
Red Cross
Laramie County
Arcola Epinw
Tron Mountain
Divide B.C. Ccceeener
Clara Barton R. C
Divide
Horse Creek
Little Morse Creek
Osgies
Pine Bluff
Vipers
First Night at New Princess Opens With Mr Pixilrs
The Cheyenne crowd awaits a gala premiere at the Princess for a first night showing of Mr Pix rr starring Douglas Paulibanks. The new theater, outlay $75,000, seats 1300 with full view, iron furnishings and fire safe design. It features a three minute ventilation cycle, 300 front and 700 interior lights, blue copper decor, a six piece orchestra, and space for vaudeville and road shows under manager Nellie G Todd.
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Cheyenne
The
Princess
Mr. Pix Rr
Idot
Douglas Paulibanks
Aria
Netto Ladies Orchestra
Nellie G. Todd
Lyric
Pathe
U P Schedule Changes June 2 Across Union Pacific
The Union Pacific announces a system wide timetable shift effective June 2 to reduce passenger service. Key eastbound trains Nos 2 4 6 10 and 20 adopt new arrival and departure times while westbound Nos 1 6 0 19 and 104 adjust to Denver and Cheyenne routes.
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U. P
Cheyenne
Sicatnnenam
West Hound
Doctor Reviews Draft Board Classifications Across State
Dr Beard of Governor Houxs medical staff returned from a state trip to check county physicians draft classifications. He found many exams done early and some men exempted who should face limited service. He was authorized to review county board findings for uniform classifications.
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Pr. C. ¥. Beard
Houx
Heard
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