General Leonard Wood appeals for Near East Relief funds
Major General Leonard Wood chairs a Lent Sacrifice Appeal Committee to aid two and a half million Armenians suffering from war and famine. The effort, run by Near East Relief, seeks personal support and contributions to fund the merciful work and save vulnerable children. Prominent supporters include Melon, Roosevelt's sister, Taft, Hibben, Van Dyke, Belasco, Gompers, Munsey, and Catt.
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Ft. Sheridan
Leonard Wood
Sixth Corps
Starvaton
Congress
Near East
Wood
Charles W. Vickery
Cleveland A. Dodge
General Wood
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
Roosevelt
W. H. Taft
Mary Garden
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Wiliam T. Manning
New York
Henry van Dyke
David Belasco
Sumuel Gompers
Frank A. Munsey
Carrie Chapman Catt
Henry
America
President endorses Near East Relief Appeal
The president lends strong support to the Near East Relief drive with a public letter urging aid. Readers are asked to contribute to the humanitarian effort aiding Turkish and Armenian populations.
Armenian nation seeks U S aid to relieve Near East suffering
New York banker Edwin M. Bulkley, elected chairman of Near East relief trustees, urges urgent American help for Armenia Turkey Palestine Syria Mesopotamia and Persia. He cites 263,000 Armenians without food clothing or shelter between Kars and Alexandropol and warns of rapid death without relief.
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New York
Armenia
Edwin M. Bulkley
Chalraima
Kylie
Bulkley
Alexander J. Hemphill
Turkey
Palestine
Syria
Mesopotamia
Persia
Spencer Trask & Co
Kars
Alexandropol
Cilleta
Near East
America
Aldek
Lil Tate
Fesuealiter
Mandimoes Avenue
Tanlac Restores Vitality for Los Angeles Motorman
B R Parker, a Stephenson avenue line motorman, says Tanlac improved his health after years of weakness. He details loss of appetite, stomach trouble, sleepless nights, and weight loss, claiming the medicine let him work normally again and sleep well.
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B. R. Parker
Laguna
St. Los Angeles
Cal
Stephenson Avenue
Los Angeles City Railway
Taniac
Rock Springs to Cheyenne Flight Sets Speed Record
Pilot Harry C Smith of the transcontinental air mail service reportedly broke the speed record by flying 231 miles from Rock Springs to Cheyenne in 1 hour 34 minutes. His average was about two and a half miles per minute, signaling a record pace for the country.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Harry C Smith
Transcontinental Air Mail Service
Rock Springs
Hotel at Rock Springs Changes Hands
The Moore hotel at Rock Springs has changed ownership. Mr. and Mrs. James Sartoris of Deer Lodge, Montana, assume the interests formerly held by Miss Eva Allyn.
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Rock Springs
Moore
Rockings
Eva Allyn
James Sartoris
Deerlodge
Montana
Lost City serial draws praise across Wyoming venues
Exhibitors from Roots Opera House Laramie to Grand Theatre Rock Springs report The Lost City serial thrills audiences young and old. Critics like M. H. Todd Cheyenne and G. R. Stewart Casper praise it as one of the best serials with engaging animal footage. Kemmerer theatre opens the run with a free 2 pm matinee on Saturday April 5 followed by evening shows at 6 15 and 8 15 with free admission for children and adults.
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J. G. Burbank
Roots Opera House
Laramie
Wyo
Geo. Allen
Grand Theatre
Rock Springs
M. H. Todd
Princess Theater
Cheyenne
G. R. Stewart
Casper
Wyoming
Isit
M. C. Gerhart
Empress Theatre
Fort Collins
Colo
Kemmerer Theatre
Starving China Missionaries Aid Famine Centers
In famine-stricken China a mother and child are pictured amid dire conditions as missionaries work to alleviate suffering. The scene highlights humanitarian relief efforts amid widespread hunger and hardship.
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Mother Numing Sule
China
Miesionaries
Wool Growers Adopt New Wage Scale
The Wyoming Wool Growers association executive committee fixes a wage scale effective immediately for wool industry workers. Herders and camp movers up to 50 dollars per month, ranch hands 35 dollars, board-self ranch hands 60 dollars per month, shearers ten cents per head with one dollar daily board. A representative cites prewar price pressures and past wage cuts, saying the scale is necessary and will be accepted, noting counties already paying 50 dollars for herders and easy hiring.
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The
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
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U. S. Fe
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New East
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Chamberlain
Fred Arter
Zanesville
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Kemmerer, Wyoming
United States
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