German peace terms and Wilson addresses cited by press
The report summarizes Wilsons peace program outlined Jan 8 1918 and Sept 27 1918 stating no discrimination in justice no special alliances or selfish economic pacts and full disclosure of international agreements. London and Washington note German acceptance rumors and Austrian leadership change amid war news.
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Lington
Washington
Wilson
New York City
Oral
Anaichalion
Mali
Kobe
Natiora
League
Metropolitan Opera House
Germany
London
Switzerland
Will'am
Lammach
Baron von Hussarek
Austria
Zurich
Wyoming Soldiers Thank Governor for Support in France
A letter from Major R Anderson, serving with the 116th Ammunition Train in France, relays Governor Houx’s July message praising Wyoming troops. The general bylines note Wyoming’s wartime efforts, inspiring French allyship, and the resolve that right will prevail.
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Frank L. Houx
R. Anderson
United States Army
Wyoming National Guard
116Th
France
Tytoltowa
Wyoming
Houx
Rosenwald
Drd
Wyoming Infantry
Thair
Americans admire Britain sacrifices in four years of war
A British information official in California reports Americans increasingly respect Britain's heavy wartime sacrifices. He cites propaganda myths on the Pacific coast and eastern states, notes a shift in American attitudes, and explains Britain’s information bureaus in New York, Washington, Chicago and beyond. The article also describes German trophies displayed by the local bureau, including a sniper rifle and trench gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
San' Ier
Cal
Great Britain
John C. Faunthorpe
British Information Bureau
America
Pacific
United States
California State Council of Defense
New York
Washington
Chicago
India
2300 Volts Not Enough to Kill an Electrician
An electrical worker at the mine, Jack Powell, was severely burned after a 2300 volt contact. He was hurled 20 feet, suffered a serious head wound and left arm injury, and was unconscious for 86 hours before doctors expected possible recovery.
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Superior
Jack Powell
U S Government Plans to Reclaim 11 Million Acres of Timberland
Walter H. Gravnes, appointed by Secretary Lane, is to study Pacific coast cut-over timber districts for reclamation as farm land after the war. He says 11 million acres could be cleared and reclaimed for agricultural use at a cost below the land's improved value, boosting national farm wealth.
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MM. Reid
Wyoming
National War Work Council of
Wes
M.C. A
U. S
San Francisco
Cal
Parific
Walter HH. Uravea
Lanea6
Reglamalon Service
Gravgs
Graven
Liberty Bond Drive Surges in Laramie County on Saturday
Personal solicitation by loan committee members spurs a big jump in bond subscriptions. Total rises from 51,000 to 1,081,000 with 24 hours alone accounting for 241,000. The drive aims to reach the county quota as committees plan further outreach and pressure to avoid slackers.
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Laramie County
Cheyenne
Laramie
Joan
Feow
Mra. Woo. McAdog
National Committee
C.D Carey
Woman's Committee
Larante County
Three Accidents Reported in Riverton in Two Days
Riverton saw three accidents in two days last week. J Vo Megown fractured his leg after tumbling while boarding a train. An Indian girl at St Stephens fell and fractured a limb during play near the mission. Homer Cobingon, a carpenter, sprained his foot in a fall from a scaffold. All victims were taken to the hospital and are receiving care with good recovery prospects.
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Riverton
J. Vo. Megown
St. Stephens Mason
Bhout
Homer Cobingon
War correspondent Floyd Gibbons interviews young American soldier in France
A weary U S frontline trooper speaks to Floyd Gibbons about a major battle in France. He recalls scarce rations and harsh conditions, noting his mother and upbringing, and describes the new type of soldier seen in Calumet during a recent strike.
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Floyd Gibbons
France
Cibbons
Lin
Kia
Mba Wydo Calumet
Calumet
Juy
Hudson Hotel Ruined by Blaze Before Reopening
A hotel in Hudson was destroyed by fire two days before its planned reopening. The blaze damaged the building and caused extensive smoke and water damage. The owner, Mea J. K. Denehor, was reportedly away, and there were no confirmed injuries though one room occupied by a guest was burned.
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Liudron
Get
Ludeon
J. K. Denehor
Cire
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Massit Pd Rain Romanie
George Wesley Swob
United States Merchant Marine
Swob
J. George Swob
Rumford
Nautrical
South America
Navy
Gee
Hhimself
Malena
110Th
Frank 1
Gov
State of Wyoming
Dy S.A
Liberty
Mart
Woeliys Diggest
Scair—The
Hudson Hotel
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