Memorial Day Pageant Signals City Tribute
A massive Memorial Day parade will honor veterans with the civic bodies National Guard and Fort D. A. Russet units in line. The procession forms at 9 30 a m at 17th and Capitol and travels to the cemetery via Capitol Seymour and Geymour. Floral funds raised near $100 fund grave decorations for Civil and Spanish American War dead with a broad program of band music songs and salutes led by local officials and veteran groups.
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Hopenaa
National Guard
Fort D. A
Seventeenth
Capitol
Geymour
Seymour
Marek
Po- Meg
Embery Snd KR
B. Davideon
Mounted Police
Firet Cavalry Band
First Cavalry
McNally
Grand Army of the Republic
Army and Navy Union
Women's Relief Corps
Ladies of the
Lonabaugh
David Cook
Camp Fire
Miss Finchers
Mies Hoys
Ralph Hopkins
Redross
Elka Drum Corps
Woodmen of the World
Columbus
Lakeview
First Cavalry Band
Mate Quarette
Ira B. Fee
J. L. Rockwell
H. R. Millard
Jobs Hunter
the Boys of the Old Brigade
W. C. Mentzer
Holy Spirit
Father Hartman
T. P. Fahey
Burglar Steals New Motorbike From Local Shop
Ampenktbdel entered the Folkrod motorcycle shop near the police station and stole a new motorcycle. Police have no clues to pursue.
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Ampenktbdel
Folkrod
Milass
Special Vote Offer Drives Campaign Hustle
In a heated contest the emphasis is on a special vote offer promising extra votes for every dollar of business turned in before June 9. Campaign leaders urge hustling, subscriptions, and organization to maximize prize chances including automobiles, with bidders urged to build a broad network of friends and neighbors.
Germans Unite Against All U S
New York May 29 Dr David Jayne Hill former ambassador to Germany told trustees of the American Defense society that Germany remains imperialist and that the war is a clash of political systems He warned that if the central powers win America must defend its institutions and prepare for a changed world.
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New York
David Jayne Hill
Germany
American Defense Society
Hill
Democratic Party
Wilson
Movement to End Segregated District in Cheyenne
More than a hundred women gathered at the Carnegie library to form a group aimed at moral uplift in Cheyenne. They backed the army temperance bill and the eradiation of the segregated district as harmful to local soldiers and young men. Mrs. Henderson chaired temporarily, with Mrs. Bartlett as secretary, then both elected permanent officers, Edith K. O. Clark and Mrs. W.Continued on Page Three.
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Carnegie Library
Cheyenne
H. B. Henderson
J. S. Bartlett
Mra
Henderson
Bartlett
Misa
Edith K. O. Clark
Senate Nears Agreement on War Tax Bill Revisions
The Senate nears consensus on key revisions to the war tax bill after the House passed the measure. A select committee has settled major principles, aiming to trim total changes and simplify the tariff structure as of May 29.
Riots in St Louis injure six amid guard patrols
Race clashes erupt across St Louis as eight Illinois National Guard companies patrol the streets. Six people are shot and police report rioting with both black and white groups clashing in several districts. Arc lights are cut and false alarms set to escalate tensions.
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ST. Louis
T. Louis
Will A
Armen
Agencies Move Against Draft Agitation and German Plots
Attorney General directs U S attorneys and Marshals to arrest those agitating against the June 5 draft registration as officials probe a Germany linked network. Lansing reveals German officials plotted to use a steamship company to provoke conflict with Allies by shipping grain on American vessels.
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Washington, D. C
Gregory
United States
America
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Lansing
England
France
Department of Justice
Bodies Believed Buried Beneath Wrecked Homes
In Mattoon Illinois a tally shows sixteen residents unaccounted for after a disaster. A Weather Bureau scientist arrived to study the storms and seek prevention measures.
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Mattoon
Mey
United States Weather Bureau
Middle West
Polar explorers reported safe after four year polar trek
All members of the MacMillan Crocker land expedition, which went exploring polar regions four years ago, are safe according to a message from Dr H J Want surgeon of the expedition from Shetland Islands.
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New York
H. J. Want
Shetland Islands
Artillery Battle On West Front and Global Strikes
The report recounts Austrian forces pressing toward Duine near Trieste, with Italians advancing along the coast as British gunboats aid capture. British front sees artillery exchanges and raids near Lens, Merville, and Bullecourt. Paris notes renewed Champagne front fire ahead of a potential French offensive. several enemy aircraft shot down. A general strike hits Uruguay. unrest prompts military replacements. Kerensky consolidates army discipline in Russia. hospital ship Dover Castle sunk by submarine. Hilary also submarineed with no lives lost.
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Rome
Cadornas
Duine
Gulf of Trieste
Trieste
London
Hale
Lens
Meseines
Bullecourt
Scarpe
Paris
Champagne
Ger
Truttehi#e
Dover Castle
Mediterranean
Jtma
Hilary
North Sea
Admiralty
Observance Urged for National Registration Day
The Council of National Defense urges state councils to observe Registration Day with solemnity. A president issued call stresses national unity and duty, inviting all to prepare for assignments and honor the day as a great moment of patriotic devotion and obligation.
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Council of National Defense
Giffern
State Councils of Defense
Fernige
Wilson
Ih Felse
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Women’s Civic League
U.S
Kaiser
Berlin
Senate
Ely
Washington
Togermans
Bre Sare
Buenos Aires
Uruguay
Federation of Labor
Montevideo
Republic
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