President Wilsons cross country tour on league aims
President Wilson travels by specially equipped train from Washington to the coast discussing the League of Nations. He speaks in towns and at flag stations to audiences estimated in the millions, urging immediate League membership to secure world peace and avoid future warfare. The tour includes a rear private car serving as a business office aboard the train.
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Mt. Clevens
Washington
Farmackite
United States
Wilson
America
League of N Tions
Lin Earth
League of Navns
League
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Keing
Wackingtom
Government Dumps Surplus Auto Equipment After Armistice
The War Department, hampered by a Republican Congress, moves to sell surplus military autos and trucks after the armistice. Vast quantities were left parked in open lots, weather damaged, awaiting disposal. Congress restricted new sites and funds, delaying sales and storage, as billions in supplies remained at risk.
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Washington
Republican Congress
War Department
Jcontiaet
Devere
Goethals
Quartermaster Department
Congress
Army
Correas
Secretary of War
Post Office Department
Mail Service
Public Health Service
Agriculture
Local Student Names Reported in Ceremony Lineup
Stewart Torrington Edna White Jamea Acton University High School Regina Jonsen Charles Spaulding featured in school event lineup for honors and recognitions.
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Stewart Torrington
Edna White, Jamea’ Acton
University High School
Regina Jonsen
Charles Spaulding
For Rent and Sublet Notices in Wyoming Listings
Wheatland Elaa Carlson and Charles Reilly list a four room house for rent with inquiries directed to Kemmerer Savings Bank. A pig is taken up weighing about 15 pounds, owner to claim by proving ownership. Dominick Pousche, P O Box 64, Sublet, Wyoming.
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Dominick Pousche
Sublet
Wyoming
Wyoming High School Honor Scholarships List
The University of Wyoming awards two full tuition scholarships to each accredited high school, one for the top boy and one for the top girl of the graduating class. The following students qualified this year, with many already attending the university. Agnes Stendahl from Laramie leads a long list of recipients across towns such as Afton, Basin, Casper, Cheyenne, Cody, Douglas, Evanston, Gillette, Green River, Lander, Newcastle, Pine Bluffs, Rawlins, Riverton, Rock Springs, Sheridan, Sundance, Thermopolis and more winners including Leonhard Ekstrom, Ruth Hemphill, Myron Yeager, Clarence Harris, and Ruth Adama.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Hms
The
University
Afton
Marion Gardner
Alma Nielson
Basin—Helen Curtis
Wayne Sykes
Big Horn
Erle Parker
Buffalo
Clara Buel
Leland June
Carpenter
Ruth True
Gilbert Hill
Casper
Ruth Adama
Gilbert Rowse
Cheyenne
Helen Hudson
Myron Yeager
Cody
Jean Wilson
Norman Mil
Evanston
Thelma Murray
Clarence Harris
Gillette
Orpha Spielman
Green River
Laura Petrie
Greybell
Rena Williamson
Kemmerer
Robert Jones
Pauline Sammon
Lander
John Souter
Alo Jones
Agnes Stendahl
Roy Spicer
Newcastle
Clara Dewey
Pine Bluffs
Leonard Ekstrom
Ruth Hemphill
Powell
Edna Scott
Leo Bullock
Rawlins
Mary Buckley
Waide A. Wilkes
Riverton
Victor Donohoe
Rock Springs
Flossie Woodward
Frank Kershinisk
Sheridan
Maurine Hollo
Wendell Haywood
Sundance
Genette Smith
Pearl Harmon
Thermopolis
Helen Short
Lavere
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Coast
U.S
Wheatland
Elaa Carlson, Charles Reilly
Kemmerer Savings Banke
Cowley
Raeburn Bischoff
Annie Jensen
Douglas—Marie Bushey
Lester Rice
Kemmerer Market
Whiston’s Confectionery
Rome
Stor Oes
Vadve
BUICK
Kemmerer Hardware & Fur. Co