Western Frontier Association Meeting Here Saturday
Delegates from a dozen Wild West shows will attend the Western Frontier Association convention in Cheyenne on Saturday. The Cheyenne Industrial club Frontier Committee will entertain with frontier stunts at Frontier Park, as the association pursues universal rules for frontier contests. Delegates from frontier exhibitions and fairs will be represented.
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Cheyenne
Western Frontier Association
Cheyenne Industrial Club
Off the Frontier Committee
Fronier Park
Magazine sent free to disabled soldiers
“Carry On” a new illustrated magazine will be sent on request to every man discharged for disability. General officers and the Cross support the project for soldiers and families. Send names and addresses to Home Service Head er 47th and Warren avenue. they will forward to the publisher. Pure white lead Sherman Co. tf.
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The
Army and
the Cross
Home Service
47Th
Warren Avenue
Pubisher
Soldiers Testify Ford Was Friend
Thirty former soldiers testified for Jen ny Ford in a 1 000 000 suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune in Judge Tucker's court. They refuted the libelous editorial Ford Is an Anarchist claiming he would not pay employes who joined the national guard. Witnesses said Ford reinstated guardsmen after mobilization in 1916.
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Mount Clements
Mich
Jenny Ford
Delault
Chicago Daily Tribune
Tucker
Ford
Hia
National Guard
W. T. Johnson
Army and Navy Union Plans Memorial Day Assembly
Army and Navy Union Garrison will gather at I O C F hall Friday morning May 30 at 9 o clock to join parade and Memorial Day exercises. All members urged to attend. Hugo Donzelman Commander. M 29 30.
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Army and Navy Union
I. 0. C. F. Hall
Hugo Donzelman
Daniels Recommends Abandonment of Navy Expansion
Secretary Daniels told the House Naval Affairs Committee that the five year plan to build 10 battleships and 10 battle cruisers should be abandoned. He urged completing the 1941 program quickly while wiping the 1949 plan seen as unnecessary given international peace efforts and the league of nations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Daniels
House Naval Affairs Committee
League of Nations
United States
Dry Weather Hurts Rye and Winter Wheat Crops
Hillsdale merchant Richard Spats reports prolonged dry spell harming winter wheat and rye in the Hillsdale district and warns spring wheat will suffer without rain soon.
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Richard Spats
Hillsdale
Cheyenne
Cheyenne People Attend Memorial Day Dance at Hillsdale
A considerable number of Cheyenne people will travel to Hillsdale eighteen miles east tomorrow evening for a dance in the new hall recently completed by Alchard Spats.
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Hillsdale
Files East
Alchard Spats
Six Forfeit Bonds in Municipal Court
W. Williams George M Hamilton J J Taylor Lloyd Mar Charles Shum acker and W H Emerson all forfeited bonds of 20 apiece by failing to appear in police court yesterday afternoon after their arrest on the charge of drunkenness.
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W. Williams
George Mamilton
J. J. Taylor
Lloyd Mar
Charles Shumacker
W. H. Emerson
Elk Mountain Oil Company Chartered
Articles of incorporation filed in the secretary of state office show Elk Mountain Oil Company authorized capital of 75,000 dollars divided into 10,000 shares of 1 dollar each. Officiating directors named A Toliwer, Hanna, and JH Rose with offices at Nock Springs.
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Secretary of State
Ae Aa Mone Ul Company
Offien
Rook
Tio First
A. Toliwer
Or Tee Ee
Hanna
JH. Rose
Nock Springs
American Youths Aimless About Future Paths
An investigation by the U S Department of Labor reports that in Baltimore more than 500 workers were interviewed and three quarters had changed occupations more than once. Seventeen percent had changed four or more times, with one man trying thirty different kinds of gainful employment since leaving school. The findings support industrial training through company training departments as a means to immediate value and higher wages, benefiting both poor and ambitious workers. Over 300 plants nationwide have installed such training departments.
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Washington, D. Ga
Amercans
Baltimore
U.S
Jrepartment of
Department of Labor
Germans to Plead Permission Retain Army for Present
Berlin reports that Germany will respond to allied peace terms by agreeing to a peace footing army of 4100,000 men. The reply will press to avoid strict enforcement of the limit, seeking stabilization of the force under wartime conditions.
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Prega
Berlin
Cheyenne City Council May 26 1919 Proceedings
City council met in Cheyenne Wyoming for regular session May 26 1919 with quorum. Minutes of May 19 approved. Petitions: quit claim deed to Bean heirs. taxi license transfer to Ollie Kelley. addition to 317 East 18th Street granted. Storey water tap price ordinance second reading. Funding and irrigation measures discussed.
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Omee
Cheyenne
Wyo
Elmer E. Harriman
City of
James
Katie E. Bean
RK. B. Loveridge
Ollie Kelley
Gus Johnson
East Eighteenth Street
Storey
George WM. Dehoer
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First National Bank
First National Bank of Cheyenne
Sherman Co
Over the Top
Electric Shoe Shop
Carey Ave
Elk Mountain Oil Company Chartered
City Council
State of Wyoming
Laramia
J. J. Showalter
Slale
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