Tribune Attacks Mondell Letter Framing in Wartime Campaign
The Tribune accuses Mondell of mail fraud in sending a party letter and attacks the Republican and Democratic factions, claiming the paper hides facts while accusing others of graft and political maneuvers. It singles out Kendrick and Mondell supporters, arguing that the administration’s war policy is being unjustly defended while critics are denounced.
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The Smile as a War Time Cornerstone of Charm
A reader urges women to keep up cornered lips in wartime as a sign of cheer and welcome. The piece links smiling lips to virtue and strength, arguing eye and lip signals reveal inner warmth and loyalty to soldiers and loved ones.
Which War Mother Gave Most
A meditation on mothers who sent sons to war in California and Texas, comparing counts of sacrifices from seven to one. The piece honors those who lost sons in France and acknowledges the supreme act of those who paid the ultimate price for liberty and safety.
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America
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France
One Cent Fare Proposed for War-Era Rail Travel
The government will run rail service at one cent per mile for American soldiers until the war ends, as announced by Director General McAdoo. Critics warn of rising wages for railway workers and speculate on cost-cutting measures including fewer ticket offices, costly travel comforts, duplicated schedules, and high-salaried baggage officials.
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McAdoo
Ship Yard Labor Call From Wyoming Is Cancelled
The state labor commissioner reports a call for 100 Wyoming laborers for Portland shipyards was cancelled until further orders by wire from Washington. Many Cheyenne and Cheyenne-area workers had signaled willingness to go, and carpenters had arranged plans, prompting regret among labor officials.
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Portland
Washington
Richard Shipp
Murphies from the Ould Sod Compare Potatoes
An anonymous reader from Laramie County, evading name in print, sends a note to W L Quayle about a past Irish visit by J Mr Carey and a potato comparison experiment. The writer describes bringing potatoes to compare U S and Irish crops and notes a desire to measure quality against the shamrock isle.
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Laramie County
W. L. Quayle
Mr. Carey
Ireland
Rather & Sthal
Irish Beaution Potatoes Offered With Free Distribution
An incomplete notice notes Irish Beaution potatoes named by the author and distributed at Cheyenne Creamery sales rooms. One hundred pounds are to be given free, one pound per person, to promote cultivation and future yields of 20 to 90 pounds per season under proper conditions.
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Cheyenne Creamery Company
Garey
Vacant State Lands Open for Grazing Leases
The state and school lands are vacant and available for grazing leases. See page 30 for details and contact May 1 for direct communications to Lee, Commissioner of Public Lands, citing Wyoming.
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Cheyenne Honors Memorial Day Observance Parade
Cheyenne prepares a grand Memorial Day observance with a late morning parade and evening addresses by Corporal Guy Smith and Private John Faderuch. Citizens’ committees organize marching units from 9:30 a.m. assembly to 10:00 a.m. start with Capitol Avenue routes and designated positions for bands, organizations, and officials.
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Central Ave
City Park
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18Th
U. PB. Band
Capitol Ave
Red Cross
18Th St
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Kopard Band
19Th
West Capitol Area Lodge Meeting Notice and Auxiliary Gathering
Fragmentary notice describes lodge placements west of Capitol Avenue and a report to the committee for unlisted lodges. It also mentions G A Rand Ladies Auxiliary meeting at the courthouse and a marshal system under Robert Davidson with an autono mounted marshal in charge.
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Army and Navy Union
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Fire Department
18Th Street
Corey Avenue
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Porth
S6th Street
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Couth
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Courthouse
Robert Davidson
Marshall
Recruiting Drive For Aviation Dept Seeks Local Recruits
Panforth, in charge of the U S Navy station, announces resumed unlimited allotments and urges large waiting lists. Recruits from Colorado to California will be sent home to await orders, others may stay nearby and pay their own travel. Enlistees listed include Pepper of Wheatland and Ludington of Kearney, among others. A call for twenty five mess attendants to Hamp ton Roads, Virginia, and specialized aviation trades, including machinists mates, is issued with detailed trade requirements.
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Wheatland
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Nebr
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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 Exceeds Goals in Laramie County
Chairman Ed Storey reports ongoing Red Cross funds piling in after the drive, now far overshooting the quota. County totals include contributions from Arcola, Mountain, Divide, Clara Barton R C, Horse Creek, Hilldale, Chubwalt, Little Morse Creek, Pine Bluff, Cheydane, and others, with a grand total nearing 1000.00.
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Red Cross
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Divide
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Little Morse Creek
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Pine Bluff
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First Night at New Princess Delights Cheyenne Audiences
The Princess debuts with Mr. Pix and Douglas Paulibanks in the lead as a 1200 to 1500 seat modern theater opens with a fire safe, ventilated, iron interior and a thousand lights. The Netto Ladies Orchestra under Mrs. Nellie G. Todd surrounds vaudeville and road shows with six musicians and ample dressing rooms.
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Netto Ladies Orchestra
Nellie G. Todd
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Pathe
U P Schedule Changes June 2 Details Rail Cuts
The Union Pacific shifts take effect June 2 to reduce passenger service. Eastbound Nos 2 4 6 10 and 20 have updated arrive and leave times while westbound Nos 1 6 9 12 19 and 104 103 199 reflect revised schedules including Denver connections.
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Dr Beard Reviews Draft Board Classifications
Dr Beard of the governor's medical staff traveled the state to inspect county draft classifications. Exemptions were found when exams occurred before full instructions were issued and many men who should have faced limited service were released. He is authorized to review all county board findings for uniform classifications.
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