Wilson replies to German peace note with demand for German concessions
The official text shows Secretary Lansing transmitting President Wilson's reply to Germany. It insists on an armistice terms that enforce peace and require genuine German constitutional changes, warning that the United States will deal only with representatives of the German people and military autocrats.
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Washington
Wilson
Secretary of State
United States
Department of State
Reichstag
Germany
Prussia
German Empire
Local man crosses world to enlist in army
Ly man H. Brooks Jr of Sheridan traveled about 14 500 miles almost around the globe to join the army and fight the Huns. He parted Congo mining work for Belgium and Africa then sailed via Congo river to the coast, Bordeaux, Paris, the Channel to London and Liverpool before returning home to enlist.
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America
Casper 10 Be Growing Fast Says Building Survey
A Casper survey shows nonessential construction valued at 200 500 with 49 550 needed to finish. Major projects include I C O F building, North Casper School, Mobridge block, city hall, and Natrona Power. Future permits likely limited to essential needs.
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Casper
Wyo
War-Industries Board
County Council of Defense
North Casper
Mobridge
Natrona Power Company
Miners Service Record Honors Wyoming UMWA Members
District No 22 of the United Mine Workers of America issues a book titled Service Record listing 671 Wyoming members in service. It features a service flag image from the state convention and patriotic poetry. The book reports donations totaling 63 74605 and a 15 0000 loan to the library, excluding valuables.
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United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming
Thieves Operate At Kemmerer As Men Fight Blaze
A bold thief set fire to a two story building near the Nick Ziller residence and while the Ziiler family fought the blaze a theft occurred inside their home and storeroom. The missing safe turned up later in Muddy creek under a bridge with $200 in currency $400 in Liberty bonds and personal valuables still inside.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Nick Ziller
Cumberland
Ziler
Fred Zanelli
T. B. Carnahan
Star Valley Sheep Company
Ziiler
Ander
Collett
Earl
Mr. Ziller
Muddy Creek
Influenza wipes out Japanese family in Sheridan
An influenza outbreak in Sheridan, Oklahoma, claimed three members of D. Okasaki’s family, a Burlington railroad employee, within four days. His wife and father died soon after, with all three bodies held for a triple funeral. Nearby, Mrs. Akimoto also died, as the epidemic caused sixteen local deaths in ten days.
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Sheridan
Wrc
D. Okasaki
Bur-lington
Okasaki
Akimoto
Diets
Jugo Slavs Demand Dismemberment of Austrian Monarchy
A Jungo Slav delegation telegraphed Premier Orlando to demand the dismemberment of Austria. The note, sent on the occasion of a Plave victory, was signed by President TrumbBlau and delegates Casearl Petrovic and Trinajetic.
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Rome
Jungolav
Orlando Calilion
Abouuiltz
Austria
Presdent Trumbland
Mentrovici
Casearl
Petrovic
Trinajetic
Gald
Addres
Italy and Jugo-Slavs Unite Against Hapsburg Rule
A passage describes a political alignment with the Entente to support Jugo-Slav emancipation from Austrian domination. It praises Italy’s military successes in the Alps and argues for closer ties and mutual interests with Italy, envisioning a united future once both nations gain independence from the Hapsburg power.
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Italy
Alps
Hapsburg
State News Briefs From Across Wyoming and Nearby Towns
SUNDANCE reports a rider injured when thrown from a wagon wheel struck by a threshing machine. GREYBULL notes EF BEAL of Lincoln Neb died of influenza at age 20. LOVELL lists six houses under contract by Great Western for 1750 dollars each. MANVILLE town council awards Neht franchise for light and power to a local firm. AFTON Red Cross roster project to list all local soldiers with entry dates and statuses. DEAVER Big Horn sale transfers to a local company. Deaver line included. POWELL council to discuss an ordinance for cement crossings at a special meeting. BYRON Red Cross sent clothing for Belgians via Love’s chapter. GILLETTE Campbell County Red Cross contributed towels, sheets, and other linens to a linen shower. BURFALO Wyoming Ral road inaugurates a new freight depot with further improvements planned. SHERIDAN council declines to consider removal of traffic signs petition from citizens.
Epidemic Strips Buffalo Doctors Amid Spanish Flu Crisis
Buffalo Wyoming faces doctor shortages as Spanish influenza sweeps the town leaving no physicians to treat residents. Dr. Conyers and Dr. John had been serving the community before the outbreak reduced available medical staff.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Get
Conyers
John
Local Doctors Tapped as Army Drafts Near City
Hynds entered the army service leaving only two physicians in the Johnson county metropolis Dr I W Drake and Dr E B Lewis. The draft hit them as influenza spread with Dr Blake at home and Dr Lewis sent to Sheridan. Last Wednesday in Laramie influenza seemed under control with few deaths and improving patients.
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Laramie
Wyoming governor candidate declines to lead men into battle
A letter from Robert P. Carey refused a call to command Wyoming troops, criticizing offered pay of 25 000 and noting it was not the hand-picked Roosevelt-backed offer. The Tribune began to answer questions but stopped, leaving unresolved whether it still declines.
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Robert P. Carey
Wyoming
Roosevelt
The
Tribune
the Tribune
Question by Leader on Carey governor role and wartime charge
A reader asks who would run Mr. Carey's ranch if he becomes governor and who would lead his Wyomis troop in war, criticizing the Tribune for defending Carey after a week of opposition. The inquiry seeks clear answers on succession and military command responsibilities.
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Tribune
Carey
Hisself
the Tribune
Wyomis
Tribune questions Carey leadership in war and governorship
The Tribune critiques Mr Carey for avoiding frontline sacrifice in Roosevelt era military plans and questions his fitness for a Wyoming governorship. It contrasts Carey’s stance with soldiers and families who sacrificed at sea and on land, urging voters to weigh his reluctance against the costs borne by others.
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Neb
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Manville
AFTON
Star Valley Chapter
Red Cross
Deaver
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Powell
Byron
Byron Red Cross
Love's Chapter
Denver
Gillette
Campbell County
Ral Cros
Colora
Burfalo
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