London Says Situation Is Serious As Germans Press On
The report notes German 28 mile advance in five days and large reserves. British and French hold Rheims. Paris bombardment continues. German left flank fighting near Soissons, Chaudin and Vitsy site recaptured. Austrian offensive anticipated. Italian front reinforced. Lt. Douglas Campbell becomes first American Ace after shooting down a German plane.
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Paris
Marne
Chateau-Thierry
Vernieu
Rheims
Soissons
Crise
Chaudin
Vitsy
London
Villers-Bretonneux
Aveluy
Wood
Albert
Boehm-Ermolt
Prusli
Soulp
Council of War
Boroevic
Courrier
Maine
Lieut
Douglas Campbell
California
List of Licenses Granted for Explosives Handling
A county licensing record lists individuals visuted since May 1918 by Thyra Therklidsen, County Clerk and Licensing Agent. Names include Clifton Wissler for mining, Razk Najjar for fireworks, J M Mahoney for mining and prospecting, and others such as Valentine, Gust Olen, Frank Landros, Dr B Kinsley, Herman Iuben, W Thomas, and Harry Garlock.
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Thyra Therklidsen
Clifton Wissler
J. M. Mahoney
Thos.e, Valentine
U. P. A. RK Co
Buford
Gust FB
Oleon
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Horace Capwere
A daughter was born on Thursday to Mr and Mrs Horace Cap at their home near Laramie. The baby joins the family at Ivinson Memorial Hospital in Laramie.
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Horace
George and Isabella Taylor Transfer Property by Warranty Deed
George and Isabella Taylor transferred the Jet No 7 house in block 237 Larame town by warranty deed. The deal was brokered through the Harry J Taylor real estate office with Alex McKay and wife involved in the transaction.
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George and
Isabella Taylor
Alex McKay
Jet No
Larame
Harry J. Taylor Real Estate Office
Jury Excused as Case Settles Out of Court
The jury called for Monday has been excused by the judge as the trial has settled out of court. Jurors will be instructed to report at a later date.
Laramie Graduates Receive Commissions in Telegram
Telegrams received in Laramie announce that the Laramie boys, recent graduates of the Third Officers Training Camp, have received their commissions but are not yet assigned to camps. Names on the list include Jimmie Doyle Edwin Pryen and Boonley Aireenbayiin.
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Laramie
Submarines Boost Efforts to Sink Allied Troop Ships
Washington reports that German submarines are making a special effort to sink troop ships. Dispatches indicate U boats operate near the Azores and off the Portugal coast, following the sinking of the American transport President Lincoln and British transports.
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President Lincoln
Azores
Portugal
Weather outlook and temperatures from University of Wyoming
Government forecast calls continued fair weather for 24 hours with little temperature change. Reported highs around 55 to 56 degrees and lows near 37 to 39. Wind from the southeast, humidity about BH percent, dew point 28 degrees, no precipitation recorded.
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University of Wyoming
Petition Circulated to Stop Teaching German at University
A petition is being circulated today to request the University of Wyoming Board to abandon the teaching of German on campus. Supporters plan to present the petition to the university authorities and urge action amid ongoing debates.
Wyoming Wing Pennant Won In Red Cross Seals Drive
Wyoming has again led the nation in Red Cross Christmas Seals sales securing the pennant. A Cheyenne bulletin quotes a state record of 72 seats per capita, with over 180 million seals sold nationwide, and notes Wyoming’s sale growth and local committee gratitude to supporters.
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Wyoming
Red Cross
Letin
New York
Minnesota
Connecticut
Aviators Destroy Large Rail Station
Aircraft from an allied air force targeted and destroyed a major railway station in a key area. Casualties reported as the attackers claim a decisive strike crippling rail movement and hindering enemy logistics.
Grammar School Graduates Called for Military Training
Washington reports the war department calls 24000 grammar school graduates to qualify for general service. They enter colleges and schools on June 15 for special military training. Voluntary recruits accepted until June 7. A total of 260674 grammar school boys will be trained during vacation.
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Washington
War Department
Nation to live almost without wheat for ten weeks
Washington reports a government shortage forcing a ten week period with only about twenty percent of normal wheat supply. Officials say households must adjust as domestic consumption nears limits and production is redirected.
Efforts to Close Houses Saturdays Discussed
A local committee of business leaders is urging action to close houses on Saturdays. The proposal faces opposition from merchants and butchers who fear impacts on trade and public order amid social concerns.
Germans Starve Says Singer Who Was in Berlin
A New York report describes Miss Bonaventura Spink of Indianapolis recounting life in Berlin during the spring drive. She says Americans face intensified persecution, passports are scarce, and food shortages affect civilians, with children starved to feed soldiers as the war strains Germany.
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Starve
Berlin
New York
Atlantic
Copenhagen
Christiania
Germany
Mexico City
Bonaventura Spink
Indianapolis
Dresden Opera Company
Wilson
France
United States
Elvillane
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Frank Landros
Western Union Telegraph Ccompany
B. ¥. Kinsley
D. V
Vni
Herman Luben
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MR. and Mrs. Ganey
Orial Hospital
George Taylor
Virginia
Jimmie Doyle
Buiphin, Edwin Pryen and
Boonley Aireenbayiin
Ostend
Vindie
Zeebrugge
Berander Osborne
Carpenter
Shiek
Payne
Gregg
Goon McCuttcheon
Cobby
Ity
Abel
Gerumn
University
St Ovcloele
Piprnat Ewe
Frank
Cooliean
Katherine Merton
Cheyenne
Cord
Con
Yon
Tan Katherine Morton
Mauahode Raymrla
Rid
Taree
Taingdom
Etatien Wie
Sd Penpte
Whl
Ware
Hue Ness
Lanai
Mittee
Elie
Miss Spink
Ays
Kerensky
Ameri
Vies
Paria
Widow Athe Grand Hotel
Staat Tiane
Clerman Tran
Letee
Cheterhanere
Feeney Mimmlia
Allemdl
Beetla
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