Sinn Fein Leaders and Irish Ambition Probe
A critical account outlines Sinn Fein, led by De Valera and A. W. Griffith, as a secret society aiming to control Ireland, seek a British withdrawal, and potentially a German-backed government. The piece denounces anti English propaganda and flags fears of a hidden alliance between Sinn Fein, priests, Nationalists and Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derlan
de Valera
Ireland
England
Sinn Fein
A. W. Griffith
Secret
Germany
Treasury
Army women aid families of soldiers in front line communication
The American Army Association under War Work Council coordination aims to educate relatives on sending proper mail and parcels to soldiers. George W. Perkins serves as treasurer. Y M C A auxiliary will relay casualty data and privately inform concerned relatives. Dr. Arthur T. Blackly introduces a knee writer for armless soldiers.
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Anverien
John Smith
Petaluma
Baltimore
American Army Association
War Work Council
M.C. A
George W. Perkina
America
Mia
William Jones
George
Meat Packers Charged Over Unfit U S Army Rations
Federal Trade Commission accuses Wilkon & Co and Morris & Co of selling meat deemed unfit for human consumption for U S army rations. The case questions enforcement power and the impact on public welfare amid public anger over rotten meat and high meat prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
Wilkon & Co
Morris & Co
Food Administration
America
Government action to root out rotten meat profiteers
The piece urges robust meat safety measures, recalling Civil War and Spanish-American War scandals. It argues government inspection will expose and halt unfit meat, protect soldiers in training and in France, and requires packers to reform or face takeover. It stresses patriotism over profit and rapid government control of the meat industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Washington
Alger
France
Che
Dea
Weturn
Montdidier in World War I Breaks and Historic Ties
The National Geographic war geography bulletin recalls Montdidier in the Somme north of Paris, its fall to German forces, and Americans and French efforts to render the city untenable. It notes the town's ancient roots, key monuments, and the potato pioneer Parmentier as its famed son, with a history of lordly rule and crown possession.
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Montdidier
Cantigny
Ite Price
National Geographic Society
Washington
Didier
Dealderius
Hes Gombard
Charlemagne
Desiderius
Adrian I
Alps
France
Don
Somme
Paris
Amiens
Palais de Justice
Brussels
Parmentier
Crepy
Valois
Hold Them If You Can Liberty Bonds Outlook
The article notes four Liberty bond issues outstanding including the best Liberty loan and second and third issues. It describes conversions into third issue bonds and possible market sale below par, predicting postwar value rise and advising holders to keep bonds until victory.
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Inmnes
Wounded Soldiers Well Cared For
A front line account highlights the care of American Expeditionary Forces wounded. Ambulance crews disregard rules to rush Private Jones to first aid posts and dugout clinics, where doctors work under fire to save lives.
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Private Jones
P'rivate Jones
Liltl
Private Jones Evacuated From Front to French Hospital Trains
The article follows Private Jones wounded near No Man’s Land and evacuated to a large Toul sector hospital. It details rapid care, x ray screening, and transfer to a long hospital train with 30 to 50 beds per car, electric amenities, and a colored chef, before returning him to another base hospital for further treatment.
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Nati Uncle Sam's
Jones
States
New Man's Land
Ana Emen
No Man's Land
Ight
Tf Hown
Toul
Jones Ia
Hospital Beauxe
France
Privaly Jones
Private Jones
Uncle Sam
Engine Trouble Fires Car in Powell Wyoming
M. W. Watson lost his funeral car when engine trouble caused a fire on the return trip from Powell to Denver. He escaped injury by jumping from the burning vehicle before it was totally consumed. The loss is valued in the hundreds with insurance coverage.
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Powell
Wyo
M. W. Wateon
Wateon
Denver
Mr. Watson
Watson
Rock Springs Visitor From Cheyenne Day Trip
A. W. Maller visited Cheyenne yesterday on a day trip from Mockfertams.
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Rock Springs
A. W. Maller
Cheyenne Viskory Yeaterday
Mockfertams
Sheep Shearing Season Closes In Opal Wyoming
Opal Wyoming reports the sheep pens completed after 33 days with about 100000 sheep processed. The clip totals around one billion pounds of wool shipped promptly, owners receiving 40 to 50 cents per pound in advances. The British war office has bought vast cloth and flannel quantities, enough to circle the earth six to seven times.
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Opal, Wyo
British War Office
Cheyenne Filling Station Offers Quick Service Hours Daily
Notice for Auto Owners to visit the Cheyenne Filling Station opposite the post office for gas oil and water with a attendant from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily and harness supplies from Morris Harness Shop at 420 West 16th Street across from Bon Ton Livery.
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Cheyenne
Morris
Bon ‘Ton
Cheyenne Visitors From Surrounding Towns Listed
A list of residents and visitors in Cheyenne yesterday shows piano tuner Guthrie from Phillips J Smilth, grand island businessman Herbert Brown, Granite Canon’s E M Morfan, Wauneta’s Dean, Torrington’s Klershel Richard, Sybille’s Mrs Perry Smith, Torrington’s B Roberts, Rock River’s August Kassaahn, Islay’s William Herold, Sidney’s John F Barnes, Cokeville’s Angus McLean, Thermopolis’s Mrs F J Sludner, Casper’s A C Campbell and Alex Sternberg, Jerry Mahoney, Basin’s W J Jones, Scottta bluff’s T J Patrick, Rawlins’s Robert Turner, Casper’s C M Edgett, Bayard’s L D Ashby, Keota’s Mr and Mrs C Underwood, Governor Hour returning from Kellmerer, Ara Miller from Casper, Collins’s W R Drake, Loveland’s L B Alpin, Rock Springs’s fh Wheley, and Phillips’s Cora Debbtree.
City council debates anti loafer ordinance amid park area concerns
Local council considers a measure aimed at addressing loafers near the park as a dedicated official coordinates patrols and reviews adjacent city zones. The move follows complaints about loitering and impacts on park safety. Authorities urge orderly conduct and enforcement.
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Cheytone Council
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By K. Walter
Prancet
Arthur T. Blackly
Portland, Ore
Our
Bonn
Piank
Taylor
Everett True
Apital Coal Company Coal
All Hinds
Cahill & Holliday
Guthrie
Phillips
J. Smilth
Phil Ups
Grand Island
Herbert Brown
Granite Canon
E. M. Morfan
Dean
Wauneta
Onahue
Torrington
Klershel Richard
Sybille
Perry Smith
B. Roberts
Rock
Kassahn
Rock River
Islay
William Herold
Sidney
John F. Barnes
Sidney, Neb
Cokeville
Angus McLean
Thermopolis
F. J. Sludner
Casper Barty
A. C C. Campbell
Alex Sternberg
Jerry Mahoney
Casper
Hasin
W. J. Jones
Basin
Scottabluff
T. J. Patrick
Rawlins
Robert Turner
C. M. Edgett
Bayard
L. D. Ashby
Nebraska
Keota
Mrs
C. Underwood
Kellmerer
Ara. R. Miller
Elty
Kort Collins
W. R. Drake
Pb. Collins
Loveland
Alpin
Fort Coltina
Nock Springs
Fh. Wheley
Elty Yester
Cora Debbtree
Hipinanor
Rotine
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