Cheyenne High School Rites Honor Class Of 1918 Graduates
Impressive commencement exercises at the public school gym honor twenty five girls in the class of thirty two. Diplomas awarded after musical numbers and speeches stressing duty to country amid wartime, with valedictorian Olive Maxon and addressed by John D. Clark.
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Sweet Girl
Weer
Alice McPherridee
Alice Yoder
Melen Tyxon
Peat F
Susan Pretech
Migs Druth Harrington
Taft
Florence Flanagan
Violet
Mose
John D. Clark
Cheyenne
Theneiy
Misa Olive Maxon
Vey
Bonya
Jesu
Ruth Harrington
Colorado College
Vielen Brace
Denver University
Wilmer Stevens
Bradgates
Universality of
Wyoming
Jessup
Lucille Ridgely
Vaughan
Fee
Wilson
Railroad Employees Warned Government Won t Tolerate Strike
Washington dispatch reports Director General McAdoo reminding railway workers they serve the U S government and may be called to service at age 21 if needed. He warns unions against coercion or strikes, urging leaders to keep men at posts and await wage and working condition reviews in a patriotic duty amid wartime transport needs.
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Washington
McAdoo
United States
Europe
Society Notes and Red Cross Benefit Dance Highlight Community
Mr and Mrs George Hunt of Lar amie visited for graduation of niece Dorothy Fisher. Mr and Mrs Lealie Miller of Casper are Cheyenne visitors and former residents. Mrs Richard Dill and baby from North Platte visit Wheeler family. Red Cross benefit dance at Parish house by Ladies of the Maccashews knitting club raises about 150 dollars. Kopard’s orchestra provided music. Red Cross quilt raffled with Miss Ajariel Mitchell winning. The event ends after the drawing and widespread congratulations to volunteers. Mrs F W
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George Hunt
Laramie
Iss Dorothy Fisher
Lealie Miller
Casper
Cheyenne
Miller
Richard Dill
North Platte
RED Cross
Maccasbews Knitting Club
American Artillery Sharp In St Mihiel Duel In France
American heavy artillery scored direct hits in a long duel in the St Mihiel sector May 30. U.S. troops hit a large German ammunition depot causing a vast explosion and towering smoke. Many Germans likely perished near a troop concentration depot.
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France
St. Mihiel
Mexicans arrested for attempting to sell beer to U S Army soldier
Two Mexican men, Martines and Britto, were arrested after a plan to sell two bottles of beer to a U S Army uniformed Mexican soldier failed. A patrolman observed the transfer and stopped the scheme in the street. Synder is named as club president and committee head for a ball.
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B. F. Martinez
Eduardo Britto
U. S Army
Senors Martines
Britto
Synder
Rough and Ready stars William Farnum at Princess theatre
William Farnum headlines the Princess theater program with the deluxe production Rough and Ready. Farnum plays Bill Stratton a stout hearted fighter who leaves the east and faces his past in a snow bound northwest setting. The film promises a consistently interesting story and will run today and Saturday.
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America
William Farnum
Princess Theatre
Mr. Farnum
Bill Stratton
East
Princess Theater
Fan shaped advance to the Marne by German forces in France
German divisions push toward the Marne in a fan like wedge with Solasonn and Rheims under attack. French and British troops stiffen defenses as German guns widen their breakthrough. Paris risked as Allied lines realign to hold the front.
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France
Marne River
Teutons
Paris
Tursting
Fereen-Tardepols
Rheims
Family of Four Lives Comfortably on Ten Acres
A family of four with a combined age of 241 years supports itself on ten acres in Co shocton county, O. The article notes their self sufficiency and rural living.
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Coshocton County
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Harold Vaughan
Helen Brace
Olivia
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Yreokles
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Marne
Princess
Wiliam Farnum
Jewel Carmen
Fox
Atlas Theater
Atlas Box Office
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