Talks by Army Men Teach Cheyenne Soldiers Lost War Aims
Cheyenne listeners last night heard Captain Blake compare American and English soldiers while Corporal Guy E B Smith explained technical war aspects. Private Faderuth recalled gas exposure and signaling duties. both speakers mixed humor with earnest testimony to the frontline.
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Blake
Guy EB. Smith
Inis Hearera
Faderuth
Red Cross
Hosspital
States
Faderuch
Germany
Austria
Siberia
Smith
Solfgang
Corporal Smith
Fotoruch
Regular Army
Fragmentary text snippet describes a personal communication
The readable lines show a fragmented voice mentioning Pek and a personal book and emotion about reopening contact. No clear names, places, or events are identifiable from the readable text.
Weather Summary as of 6 P.M. Pitman Report
The report notes a high of 66 degrees at 3 45 P M and a low of 44 degrees at 6 00 A M Actual mean temperature is Sh degrees with a 1 degree rise in the last 24 hours Skies are cloudy and precipitation is a trace in the last 24 hours Total precipitation since January 1 is 749 inches versus normal 619 inches with South wind measured at 26 mph and velocity at 3 45 A M George W Pitman provides the data
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Lowent
Baseball scores from morning and afternoon games
In the morning the American League saw Detroit beat Louis on wet grounds, and Boston defeat Washington while Cleveland topped Chicago. Afternoon results included Boston 0 Washington 4, New York 1 Philadelphia 2, Detroit 2 St Louis 1, and Cleveland 3 Chicago 4.
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Detroit
Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Gammon
Gt. Louis
Cincinnati
Pitteburg
Louse
Brooklyn
Lous
Cinciunati
Union Pacific Beats Fort Russell 11 to 5 in Baseball Thriller
Union Pacific defeated Fort Russell 11 to 5 in a lively game before about 800 spectators. Schilling led UP with key hits, and Hanson hit a home run for Fort Russell as the teams prepare for a June 9 matchup with Miles & Dryer of Denver.
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Union Pacific
Fort Russell
Schilling
U. Ps
Brown
Thomas
Cummings
Sthilling
Hannon
Miles & Dryer Club
Denver
Schhilling
Crowland
Sandal
Unted
Teague
Shirtey
Lebbhart
Fort Ruarell
Chilstrom
Ferrin
Rowand
Hansen
Shannon
Gels
Page
Cohen
Fenstrom
Russell
U. Poocc
Croulin
Hanson
Unter
Cronland
Olf Gein
Hy Geis
Cohé¢a
Adams
Navy yards eye baseball men with bomb proof jobs
United Press reports Charlestown and Newport yards harbor many former major and class AA players. Washington announces investigations of players in bomb proof occupations. Wank Gowdy is among Boston big leaguers who have enlisted, while Dick Noblitzel plans France service. Grover Cleveland Alexander refused to seek favored service and joined the army.
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United Press
New York
Charlestown
Newport Navy Yards
Washington
Charlestown Yard
Boston
Wank Gowdy
Braves
Dick Noblitzel
Red Sox
Hobluxel
France
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Naval Reserve
Alexander
Naval Reserve Force
Pitcher
Europe
Engineers Held Hum in Hot Fight
American and Canadian engineers joined the Fifth army to blunt a German breakthrough on the western front. Under a bold commander they fortified a two day delay using artillery and improvised machine gun crews, aided by tunneling and instructor shock troops.
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Carey
Bowie
Arthur BE
Mann
United Prew
London
Western Front
Fifth Army
Cratch
Cavalry Benefits from Horse Racing
United Press report from New York argues that opposition to horse racing endangers U S cavalry remounts. It notes England and France breed controls, praise racing for stamina and speed, cites Allied cavalry roles, and says fifteen new U S cavalry regiments are planned. It acknowledges racing evils but calls it essential to government horse breeding.
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United Press
New York
United States Cavalry
England
France
Amicus
United States
U S Labor Man in Omaha Detained Over Orders
Leroy Franklin examiner for the United States employment service arrived in Omaha after reports that the Portland shipyard hiring pause was canceled. He was detained for some time by conflicting orders from local and federal authorities in Washington.
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Leroy Franklin
United States Employment Perrice
Omaha
Washington DC
Portland
Pranklin
Washington
Reciprocal Relations of Utility and Public
The ownership of a utility lies with individuals while service is for the public. Cooperation exists between utility and citizen as each depends on the other for welfare. A 1917 deficit of about a million and a half dollars shows underfunded service harms both.
Lady Lands on Gentleman Friend at Carnival Vampire Zone
In front of the Arabian Nights tent a country couple witness a bejeweled dancer salute. The girl, enraged, grabs a rock and aims it at the dancer before being disarmed and dragging her companion away. The piece closes with Kipling’s quip on the female of the species.
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Alde
Aly
Stone
Kipling
Camp Dix Plants 400 Acre War Garden
Camp Dix New Jersey hosts a 400 acre kitchen garden for 49 000 soldiers in training. Colonel Edmond Tompkins quarters department orders the project with a motor train of plows seeds fertilizer and tools. The national garden commission coordinated the effort to boost food production and demonstrate farm training value for troops.
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United Press
Camp DIX
N. J
Edmond Tompkins
Quartermasters Department
National Garden Commission
Washington
Straightway
Sami
Balloon Reaches 23 Mile Altitude Before Coldest Drop
A balloon flight reached an altitude of 23 miles and recorded a low temperature of 70 below zero, 12 miles from the earth’s surface, amid reports of Italian observers observing the ascent and equipment.
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Salonpiete
United States Sald to Produce Large Share of Global Meals
A historical note claims the United States would supply over one third of the meals consumed globally excluding China. The statement reflects early industrial era optimism about American agricultural output and global food influence.
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United States
Ohina
Sanitary appointment note shows gaps in transcription
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a sanitary appointment or listing with missing or garbled terms. Key details like exact item names, dates, or locations are unreadable, leaving only a general reference to a plating or cleaning task and a distant, unclear origin.
Men Still Wanted for May 20 Quota
Provost Marshal Ray K. Olds received a wire from Washington stating Wyoming had 16 men called for service in the engineering corps at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana, but only 664 had reported. Authorities are urged to investigate ways to reach the full quota before the May 20 entrainment.
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Margie
Book
Richard Waverly
Ray K. Olds
Washington D. C
Wyoming
Engineering Corps
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Oddities and Small Stories From a Curio Dealer Ledger
A Cheyenne tally echoes a 57 to 50 call, mostly driven by volunteers. Steubenville curio dealer displays a coat stitched with 3900 elk tests valued at 11000 dollars. A Cadac Michigan restaurant violated meatless day rules serving ear meat. An English invented shoe features a separate big toe compartment.
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Steubenville, O
Iron tonic promises vigor for soldiers and workers
Claiming to boost energy and nerves, this advertisement touts Irentic iron tablets mixed with herbals to energize blood and body. It links stronger nerves and fighting spirit to higher red blood cell levels and vitality, urging readers to buy at local drugstores or via the Surgical Institute in Buffalo.
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Ron
Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Bytalo
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