Bresette to Prepare Program for Government Labor Union Meet
Mids Linta Bresette of Topeka works on the program for the Association of Government Labor Orderlies of the United States and Canada. The annual convention is planned near month at Madison Wisconsin.
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Association of Government Labor Omeids
United States
Canada
Mids Linta Bresette
Topeka
Madison
Wis
Anglers Object 10 Case of Fishing Rights
In Wheatland Wyoming local anglers protest a Nebraska resident's claim of exclusive fishing rights on a Blue Grass Creek ranch stream. They question legality since trout are state property and taxpayers fund fish hatched by the state. Local editor voices concern over private monopolies on public resources.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Nebraska
Blue Grass Creek
Young Men's Literary Club Locked Out After Holiday
The regular meeting of the Young Men's Literary Club did not take place as yesterday was a library holiday. Members arrived at Carnegie Library but could not enter the building for the scheduled gathering.
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Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegie Library
German Officers With War Records Sail With Liner to U S
Three German officers who served in World War I accompanied the Hamburg American liner Cap Finisterre to the United States under armistice terms. Captain Emil Pohlmann of the Moewe raider, Alois Bergmann of Zeebrugge action, and Second Officer Neujahr joined the ship as it arrived for surrender formalities.
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Cap Finisterre
U. S
Emil Pohlman
Moewe
Alois Bergmann
Zeebrugge
Neujahr
Memorial Trees Planted to Honor Soldiers at Work Homes
Memorial trees are being planted by Victory Gardeners on garden plots to mark where soldiers of the soil worked in home trenches. The American Forestry Association records show fruit and nut bearing trees will often be planted with a food education lesson beside each. Memorial plantings include Camp Dix New Jersey where the National War Garden Commission ran a large camp garden.
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Victory
American Forestry Association of
Washington, D. C
Association
American Forestry Association
Camp Dix
N. J
Mugti
Culea Ape
Ind
Marshall
Martin
Thomas TL. Mamsitala
Pershing Highway
City News in Brief Cheyenne Visitors and Local Businesses
George Menelley of Wollon visits friends here. Mrs. B. W. Smith of Bosler travels to Cheyenne on business. J. W. Stewart and Tom Kelley of Casper stay in Cheyenne for a few days. Large line of Baby Carriages and Sulkies at Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbiner. H Grundig of Casper on business in Cheyenne. John F. Warfield of Casper also on business. Auto Tire Vulcanizing and repairing guaranteed Plains Auto Co. T J Wong of Rock Springs visits Cheyenne. Cassell Hundley of The Siding spending days in Cheyenne. J B McDonald and family from Torrington. Memorial Day visitors from Casper include Mes. Roberts and daughter, Mrs Frans Wolfe and T P Trachta.
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J. W. Stewart
Tom Kelley
Casper
Cheyenne
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Mes
Roberts
Frans Wolfe
Trachta
Sign at Versailles or You'll Do it at Berlin Says George
London May 10 Premier Lloyd George declared in Amiens that Germany must sign at Versailles or Berlin and Germany will have to sign. He urged not to yield to German demands and stressed national resolve amid Allied wartime pledges. Memorial highway associations grow with plans for Pershing and Roosevelt memorials and road funding across states.
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Versailles
Berlin
George
Associated Press
London
Lloyd Godree
Amiens
South Wales Daily News
Mary Duquette Charged in Escape Attempt Near Thermopolis
Mary Duquette, a stranger to Thermopolis, Wyoming, is jailed on charges of aiding the escape of George Wilson from the state reservoir gang. Wilson and his companion were pursued after a taxi ride fled the scene, with police firing at the vehicle. Wilson to be returned to Hawlins Penitentiary with extended time for the escape.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Mary Duquette
George Wilson
Hot Springs
Wilson
Holdredge
The
Reserve
Ieldredge
Hawlins
Degline
Hon
Four Arrested Under City Purity Laws
A Mexican couple and a white couple were taken into custody early yesterday morning for alleged violation of city purity laws. Police say the incident involved enforcement actions at or near a local residence, with ongoing investigations to determine specific charges.
State Leader Faces Jail Stay Over Unnamed Suspects
In a local case, several individuals refused to give their names and remain in the city jail. Two others identified as Mr. and Mrs J P Paulson were released on a $25 bond. State leader seeks results on the matter.
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J. P. Paulson
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