Coal of All Kinds and Local Daily News
Cahill and Holliday coal proprietors advertise coal for orders by phone. At Camp Dodge Iowa State Veterinarian A W French meets Oscar Nay formerly of Cheyenne and now captain in the army. Captain Ray K Olds leads Wyoming selective service to supply Bohemian enemy alien names. Daughters of F P Williams of Granite Canon join their father in Cheyenne. Daniel Hastings plants three acres of lawn on the state capitol grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovak Committee of
New York
Ray K. Olds
Wyoming
Selective Service Bureau
Loral
Heiura
F. P. Williams
Granite Canon
Cheyenne
Daniel Hastings
State Capitol
Local Cheyenne Notes and Visitor Dispatches
A cluttered Cheyenne column lists piano tuner ads, frontiersman Mike Seegar's return from Kansas, park walk widenings, notary appointment for A. J. Hamn of Sheridan, and various city visitors from Laramie to Torrington. It records numerous brief calls from travelers and residents, plus service ads around town and a hospital ATM note.
Swiss Capital Becomes Regular Hotbed of Spies
Berne, May 28 A Swiss capital transformed into a spy hub as German and Allied agents swarm hotels cafes and theatres Foreign observers note alien reporting rules and passport controls while Switzerland faces covert campaigns to sway public opinion through advertising and propaganda efforts by German and allied handlers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ass'n
Berne
Switzerland
America
Secret Service
England
France
Russia
Kropps
Ala
Ausiandansel Gegesellechaft
Herne
Europe
Kaiser's Press Agent Tours With Hindenburg In Praise
Amsterdam dispatch mocks Karl Rosner, the Kaiser's press agent, detailing a front-line motor tour with Wilhelm II and Hindenburg. The piece ridicules their display of reverence and claims the empire thrives on such staged scenes as troops rally behind the leaders.
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Ly Newspaper Enterprise An N
Amsterdam
Karl Rosner
Berlin
Lokal-Ansleger
William
Hindenburg
Kaiser
Mecley
Baseball Scores: National League slugfest and varied results
National League games include Chicago beating Cincinnati 6 to 2 while other results feature Bowton and Piriphure in a 6 era. American League notes show HKoaton 1 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 4 Washington 4 against Detroit 4 New York 2 Cleveland 3. Weather outlook shows showers Wednesday with possible warmth and cloudiness Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago-Cincinnati
Piriphure
Bowton
Tueminy
Hkoaton
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Mexican man found near Pacifico yards after beating
A man identified as a Mexican was found in a badly beaten state near a house at the Pacifico yards. He recalled traveling with a companion and later recovered enough to report a missing twenty dollar watch eleven dollars and a printed page. He was placed under observation as he recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon Pacifico
Private wage hike eyed for railroad workers
Washington May 28 A plan backed by the Lane commission aims to raise railroad employee pay with increases ranging from 4.3 percent to 4.5 percent for higher grades and up to 54 dollars per month for the lowest salaries. Director General McAdoo is expected to adjust to favor lower grade workers, benefiting a large majority of rail workers. The move contrasts with past bitter labor disputes and seeks to save millions by cutting nonessential positions and perks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Omahoney
Washington
Railroad Wage Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin D Lane
McAdoo
Lane
Lane Commission
United States
Millroad Administration
Ne Es
Standout Republican Aim To Reassert Private Control
The party plans to use all means to restore private control and the conditions that previously hindered railway workers from getting a hearing for their just demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Wife’s attempt on life ends with mercury swallowings
Louise Walden known as Miss Louise McIntyre sister of Fred McIntyre, attempted suicide in a Cheyenne rooming house by swallowing mercury bichloride tablets. She had awaited news of her husband in Trinidad, grew despondent, and tried again after a depot visit. A physician treated her and she remained in serious condition. a note read My money is in the post office.她
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Walden
Walden
Louise McIntyre
Fred McIntyre
Andrews Ranch
Horses Creek
Cheyenne
Trinidad
Reserves of French Sent in by Foch
Paris reports French military critics view the German offensive as a major turning point. They note fierce fighting along a 30 mile front, with German gains at Chemin des Dames and along the Aisne while French reserves hold back to strike at a decisive moment. The policy aims to delay and counterattack to secure ultimate victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tempe
Chemin Des Dames
al Jette
Alene
Men Report for Camp Lewis Draft Entrainment
A list of drafted men reported to assemble at 11 a.m. at the courthouse for entrainment to Camp Lewis Washington. Names include John Costello Hays Kansas Hudson Bayes Tucumcari Edward Louie Waries St Anthony Idaho Gaither Cauble North Platte Nebraska William G Ringer Chicago Jobb Accurse Flint Michigan Munene Zumme Flint Michigan. The group had permission to entrain. A German submarine can stay submerged up to 48 hours.
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Court House
Camp Lewin
John Costello
Hays
Kan
Hudson
Bayes
Tucumcari
Edward Louie Waries
St. Anthony
Ida
Gaither Cauble
North Platte
William G. Ringer
Chicago
Flint
Mich
Memorial Day Parade Assembly By 100 Per Cent American Society
All members are urged to meet on Capitol avenue in front of the Masonic temple at 10 am Thursday May 30 for the Memorial Day parade. No flowers. decorations will be with flags. A public meeting at 8 30 pm at the Masonic temple features addresses by two former General Pershing aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society
Capitol Avenue
Masonic Temple
Council of National Defense
General Pershing
Detua
Also Mentioned on This Page
Princess Theatre
M. H. Todd
Moore & Greaves Amusement Company
Douglas Fairbanks
Mir
Ladies’ Orchestra
Cahill & Holliday
Via Coal ~ Company Proprietors
Guthrie
Mike Seegar
Kansas
Mr. Seegar
City Park
Houx
A. J. Hamn
Sheridan
Laramie
Corlett Postney
Morris Harness Shop
Weatith St
Bon Ton
CL. Calvert
Ning
Wenenany Harllee Willan Woolney
Mtrrdgeport
Mrs
Johnson
Divide
Beomel
Bo Lewin
Jay Mie
Reom Wheetland
Warder Baker
Navy
Denver
Prom
Torrington
Charles Bevin
Guernsey
Lady Mere
Mra George Sehware
Grant
Mrs. Charities Saltmarsh
Iron Mountain
William Werner
D. C
Port Collins
J. A. Pennock
Fort Collins
Hoere
D. A. Peck
Oscar Waechter
Rock Springs
J. H. Dean
Kearney
GCG
Datesman
Horse Creek
J. W. Kiefer
Doran
Sidney
G. Ross Gilbertson
Reot
Lee Stoot
H .B.ughand
Camp Lewis
Ralph Jones
Camp Lowlin, Wash
Lusk
R. C. Bergeson
Wiliam Wilkinson
John J. Lenihan
Wheatland
Zaring
J. Turpin
Federal
H. Lb. Elgintrita
Pederal
Laranie
Lee Methady
Laranye Yeuterday
New York City
Julian Guggenheim
Ridney Cohen
White
California
Casper
Carpenter
Head Hun
Cook Brothers
W. 18Th St
Foch
Paris Re
Jene
Nouvelle-Surs Marze
Regny
Seleton
Heigh
Veale
Vasoches
Fismen
Wash
Florine Soapino Telephone
Atlas Theater
Atlas Box Ice
Charles Jankovsky
West 17Th Street
N7th Street
Hoyt Bloc
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