Smellers Seek to Probe War Expenditures Despite Standing Decline
House Republicans plan a four cantonments inspection trip to Humphrey Camp Virginia Bragg Benning and Knox as the battle over war expense scrutiny continues. The Graham sub committee on camps and cantonments may overlap this effort with questions of unspent treasury funds and Cantments construction policy.
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Select Committee
House of Represent
House
Standing Committee
Graham
Treasury
Military Affairs Committee
Humphrey
Virginia
Bragg
North Carolina
Benning
Georgia
Knox
Kentucky
House Republicans
Met Department
South
Graham Sub-Committee
Fragmentary Promises Amid Criticism of Expenditure
The report notes a half month’s lapse with no visible results for the American public despite strong forecasts of enormous extravagance wilful waste gross mismanagement and other imagined faults.
New Christian College Planned for Stony Brook Grounds
Pastor Joo Carson of the Central Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn leads an effort to open a new college for poor boys at the Assembly grounds in Stony Brook. Construction starts soon and the college will use existing buildings and the summer conference auditorium as facilities. Endowments from individuals and benevolent organizations will fund the venture.
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Chiuti College
Joo. Carson
Central Presbytern Chore
Brooklyn
Army Brook Presbyterian Assembly
Stony Brook
Carson
Ape
Army Huts as Bungalows from Gretna Sale
The London Times reports Britain's need for temporary housing prompts a disposal board sale of about 100 wooden huts from Gretna munitions works. Huts and fixtures including boilers and electric fittings will be sold for swift reuse as dwellings, with items like hostels, canteens, laundries, offices and mess rooms on offer. First day sales totaled 31,300 dollars with six room huts averaging 900 to 1,000 dollars and hostels at about 4,250 dollars each.
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London Times
Great Britain
Gretna
No Peace Terms Forced On Germany, Says Letter
The writer argues that America should not impose peace terms alone, warning that any forced prohibition could be more unwelcome than an indemnity of twenty five billions. The piece suggests shared responsibility in shaping postwar terms.
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America
Muar
Rotary Club Hosts Cheyenne Boys Dinner at Plains Hotel
The Rotary Club of Cheyenne held a dinner at the Plains hotel with 45 boys as guests. Speakers included Dan Reese Ferree Marks Paul Benson and Jimmy Storey while Rotarians led the program. The boys urged better amusement options and proposed a symposium athletic field and a swimming pool to aid Cheyenne youth.
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Rotary
Plains Hotel
Cheyenne
Waelademas Eeu Senuhanaiane Foon
Dan Reese
Ferree Marks
Paul Benson
Jimmy Storey
J. H. Walls
A Warry Alynds
Furry
Thomas P. Faley
George P. Johnston
A. Fisher
James True
Mr. Grier
Rotarians
Battery lines and scores from yesterday results
The report lists multiple battery pairings and score tallies for games involving New York Philadelphia and Cleveland with players such as Morgareidge Jonson Zion Walker Williams Linn Van Gilder Collins Boland Ainsmith Myers ONeill Ames Adama Gadore Kruger Causey McQuillan Gowdy Benton Cody Smith and others. It notes First Game results and various team matches with approximate scores and lineups.
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Romgr
New York
Causey, McQuillan and Gowdy
Benton, Cody and Smith
Society notices and visits in Cheyenne community events
Multiple social events and visits across Cheyenne Wyoming list a variety of gatherings. The Presbyteren Ladies Aid Society hosts at Mrs Garretson’s home with joint hostesses, War Mothers meet at Carnegie library, King’s Daughters hold a fire meeting, and Missionary society hosts in Congregational church parlors. Members are urged to attend, with guests and visitors including Mrs. Pat terson Mr. Carpenter Mr. Bruen and others.
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Presbyteren Ladies
Aid Society
Mra. C
War Mothers of America
Carnegie Library
King's Daughters
Cor Church
Etta bin
Kate Taylor
Rimly Underwood
Ladies of the Missionary Society
Congregational Church
M. A. Kling
Louetla G. Moore
S. Fisher
Mise Louis Welcolt
Misa Siabells Moore
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Popular Female Remedy
The passage notes medicines come from vegetable animal and mineral kingdoms with vegetables providing most. Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, a root and herb remedy, is praised as a standard treatment for female ills and has grown in popularity and favor.
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Lydia
Pinkhem
Omaha Livestock Market Report Slumps Across Hogs and Cattle
Omaha livestock prices drift lower with hog receipts of 6 500 and cattle 7 000. Hogs drop 15 to 25 cents, top around 16.95 while heavy and packer sows vary about 16.25 to 16.76. Cattle steady with beef steers mostly 15 to 17.50, cows 6.50 to 11.25, veal calves weak, feeders around 7.50 to 8.00, stocker steers near 7.0.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Peter Common
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Chicago
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Gleneis
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Torrington, Wyo
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