Slander and Abuse as Weapons in Campaign Speech
Democratic leaders condemn Republican attacks on President Wilson as slanderous and deliberate. Homer B. Cummings urges unity and praise for Wilson's League of Nations push while McAdoo recalls wartime leadership and railroad aid to avoid famine, stressing bipartisan support for American leadership.
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Junn
Wilson
Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Club
Westchester County
Wm. G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
America
Dander
Ferenc
Ameren
Asie
United States
France
Germany
Crisix
McAdoo
Railroad Administration
Atlantic Seaboard
Cadopte
Red Cross Seeks to Distribute Government Checks in Wyoming
The American Red Cross urges locating 50 000 unclaimed Bureau of War Risk Insurance checks issued to Wyoming residents. Officials say 211 families may miss out while Home Service workers, aided by Washington, try to identify owners and deliver up to 200 dollars per eligible person.
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American Red Cross
Wyoming
Red Cross
U.S
Uncle Sam
Permons
Home Service Department
Home Service
Washington
Government Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Arematier
Would Make War Stamps Permanent
Washington June 2 Secretary of the Treasury Glass is studying a plan to make war savings stamps a permanent part of government finance. The program has moved beyond Liberty Loan needs with a billion dollars held in stamps last year, suggesting a lasting funding mechanism.
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Washington
Final War Savings Stamps touted as capital growth vehicle
A brief note highlights war savings stamps as an excellent vehicle for revealing capital and earning power, with quarterly earnings and possible larger quantities in 1919. The text mentions earning A per eet and a 1,000 unit amount, reflecting early investment incentives.
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Tary Glasa
War Risk Insurance totals and a visit by Charles Huff
Washington reports nearly 40 billion dollars of war risk insurance written with 4.52 million service members insured to date. Applications continue as men join the regular armed forces, with hundreds daily. Charles Huff of Kemmerer arrives in Big Piney to inspect roads for state highway work, accompanied by his wife.
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Washington
FBI
Navy
Bureau
Charles Huff
Kemmerer
Piney
Huff
State Highway Department
Big Piney Examiner
Great Outlook for Lumber Industry
Great outlook for the lumber industry with western states showing a stronger demand. The text notes farmers pushing building, forecasts timber purchases doubling since 1914, and compares costs of wheat and barn construction across eras, indicating higher current buying power for farm improvements and equipment.
Legal Notice and Summons in Tincol County Court
The State of Wyoming Tincol as County District Court Third Judicial District issues a legal notice and summons involving Alma Epperson as plaintiff and Earl as defendant. The document directs appearance and response within statutory time limits under Wyoming law. It names the court, parties, and action requiring acknowledgment or defense.
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State of
Wyoming
Tincol
District Court
Third Judicial District
Alma Epperson
Earl
Notice in Divorce and Custody Case in Wyoming Court
Notice to Earl Apperson of a divorce and child custody action filed in Lineal County Wyoming District Court by Alin Epperson. Respondent must answer by July 15 1910 or the petition will proceed ex parte. Court official RIMET petition copy via attorney Alois Noperaan.
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Lineal
State of
Wyoming
Alin
Wree Aithy
Perttion
Alois Noperaan
Ft. R. Row
Wer Addernay
Men Are Good Eaters in the Dining Hall Tone
An old printed passage asserts service with generous portions and reasonable prices. It hints at cost controls and careful meal preparation while emphasizing value and affordability for diners.
Campbell at Cumberland Seeks Kevin Meter Visitor Friday
Local note indicates Campbell at Cumberland plans a visitor named Kevin Meter on Friday with Saturney as a referenced date or person.
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Od. Campbell
Cumberland
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