Editorial on U S Prosperity and War Impact
Robert Rove argues the Currency report shows U S banking power at 87.5 billion with $14 billion gain since Wilson era, noting two and a half times world total in 1890 and bank deposits surge in New York. He links prosperity to World War demands and warns postwar effects uncertain, citing German strikes as sign of public dissent against military policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
New York
Europe
Austria
Germany
Berlin
Untitled Fragment Hints at City Connections and Events
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of names and places. It mentions a city, an army, a girl named HOLNINE, and references to trains and candy. The readable elements suggest a delayed or garbled local notice or brief item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menos
Fragmented OCR Note From Local Paper
Readable snippets describe a public campaign and editorial opinions amid wartime reporting. Mentions professors, campaigns, and editorial tone, with scattered references to Hind Wy and regional outlets. Overall, the text is garbled but signals a wartime or political commentary section.
Government Ownership Reverses Roadway Contol
A brief notice reports a reversal in government ownership or control of the roads. The terse line notes a change affecting road management, with emphasis on public oversight and potential impact on maintenance and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodirouds
BalSron Explodes Over Government Criticism
A tense exchange follows a political attack as supporters rally to defend the administration. Secretary Baker’s Senate testimony is cited as a decisive rebuttal to charges of inefficiency. The article frames the policy plan as a wartime consensus among allied representatives and warns against further attacks undermining preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Senate Investigating Committee
Chamberlain
Labor Is Always Lovan Demonstrates Unified Labor Support
The piece argues the labor movement remains consistently loyal to Lovan, condemning wartime governance and urging continued mobilization. It questions government efficiency, notes various labor fundraising drives, and asserts labor’s ongoing, shared responsibility in national work.
Unclear historical note from Hillnapelin meeting text
The readable portion mentions delegates recording a registration and a possible engine project. The fragment hints at a meeting week and political workers, with references to interstate concern and a potential convention outcome, but the text is heavily garbled and locations names are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillvnapelin
Tin Poitel Ming Waerkers
Danteal
Tanee Tay
Germans Instructed on Aliens Registration Law
A report notes that German nationals face registration rules. circulated rumors claim broader alien registration. Cheyanne is cited for guidance, while it is clarified that only a specific group may be required to register.
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Joonny
Sare
Boas Pont Thas
Joe
Muck Wi Cheyanne
Gar Mane
Victories for Law and Order in San Francisco Campaign
The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce law and order committee reports notable wins defeating radical agitators. It secured an anti-picketing ordinance, blocked an injunction law, and helped convict bombthrowers tied to the McNamaras. The defeat of recalling District Attorney Fickert is also celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Law and Order Committee
San Francisco
McNamaras
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
Law and Order
Fickert
Face the Facts on Wheat and Corn for War Support
A wartime appeal argues hunger weakens troops and nations. It urges saving wheat and substituting corn to feed France England and Italy, noting a corn surplus of 500 million bushels and claiming patriotism is simple. Officials promise no self denial, just smarter eating to aid war efforts.
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France
England
Italy
Gasolline Not Necessary and Car Tank Incident
A fragmented account describes a motorist abandoning a fuel tank incident. The driver, mistaken about gasoline needs, pursued a testing path, then backed away after realizing the tank was leaking. An investigation noted the tank’s fuel loss and a near mishap ending with the car halted several miles back.
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Tyan & Donde Wis
Sis Niles
Fourmnellett
Sesareh
Couple’s Chicago wedding announced in Green River notes
The marriage of Mr. Lingo Gaenaslen and Mrs. Koma Hage Gach was announced from the bride’s Chicago home on January 10. The couple, now returned to Green River, greeted friends at home after renewing old ties from a recent Chicago visit. Sweetwater County friends extend congratulations.
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Ungo
Green River
Lingo Gaenaslen
Koma Hage Gach
Chicago
Goonaden
Public pardon petition filed for inmate in Wyoming
The notice states that Dominique Gardino, an inmate in the state penitentiary Wy coming, applies to the Wyoming Board of Pardons for a pardon after the six weeks from date. The incident relates to a prior conviction for murder in the county of Lincoln and state of Wyoming during the May term, with the sentence of life imprisonment suspended or commuted.
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Dominique Gardino
Dierrler
Lingoln
Ant
Bie Towling
Wyoming
Fural Fife
Saan Ae Prac
Board of Pardons
State of Wyoming
Wn Thin
Oil Shale Retort Sale Proposal Near Kemmerer
Oil shale retort makers Slogere Metreger Maye and Lind report running out of material for retort production at Kemmerer Hrokwrage company. They invite proposals for securing retorts and material to continue operations, with strong interest stated in a near by Torlons area close to Kemmerer.
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Slogere
Metreger
Maye and Lind
Kemmerer Hrokwrage
Kemmerer
Wyoming refinery plans and state outlook for 1918
Wyoming towns outline a broad 1918 development program including Cheyenne Mid west refining price moves from 1 15 to 1 20, construction of ten independent refineries and 500 miles of pipeline, new hotels and warehouses, a large timbered derrick campaign, and multiple line projects from Lost Soldier to Salt Creek road. Several towns announce refinerr operations, line builds, and public works such as a 170 000 dollar refinery at Riverton and a 3000 dollar new bridge at Ely crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne—Midwest Refining Company
Big Muddy
Salt Creek
Cheyenne
Rawlins—Prairie Pipe Line Company
Lost Soldier Field
Polson Spider
Glenrock—Lumber Company
Riverton
Casper — Colony Oil Company
Thornton Offield
Elko—Standard of Shale Company
Glenrock
Lander
Chicago
Northwestern
Union Pacific
Slenrock
Himes
Crystal Creek
Sreybull
Moorcroft
Ely Crossing
Powell
Woork
Casper
Hickey
Parkerton
Cody
Meeteeste
This Is Our Winter of Test
This fragment discusses food conservation and voluntary sacrifice during a winter of hardship. It references United States Food Administration principles and the belief that Americans must limit consumption to aid relief efforts for the world. It emphasizes collective duty and individual restraint to preserve national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ue Organization
United Staten
State Mine Examiners conclude tests for foremen and watchmen
The State Mine Examiners board completed tests for mine foremen and gas watchmen last week. Members included Mine Inspector George Blacker and operators Wm Monay and Tom Jones. Board results list several named candidates with pass marks. one candidate, Dave Crumley, was absent.
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State Mine Examiners Board
George Blacker
Monay
Tom Jones
Foramen
Foramean
Jos. Hackett
Joli Copzak
Herber
Chadwick
Frontier
J. J. Rhodes
Hanna
P. 8
Ove
Pete J. Shinazy
Rock Springs
Fred Manning
Superior
J. ¥. Hunter
Hunter
Harold Pedlerson
Glencoe
King Watchmen
Allen Calder
Sublet
Edward Lawley
Robert Alt
Diamondville
Joe Walnwright
Kemmerer
Dave Crumley
Olek
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Cumberland
By Robert R. Rove
Mont Faye
Alwsauider Hamliteny
Frank Vanderilh
Nationality Bank of New York
Halward
Lalar
Providence
Department of Agriculture
Pop! Paton, Nore
Dominque Gardino, Ie , Christmas
Mie
NYAIA
Columbia Graphonolas
Kodaks
the City Drug Store
Chas. A. Christmas
Wyoming Review
Casper and
Greybull
Midwest Oil Company
WIT
Fonsil—Dry Poney Oil Company
Jets
Fonsilfeld
Wes
Johnnie Peckett
GURON
Marine Corps
UTS
Mitchell
U. 8
Food Administration
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