Too Much Johnson Sparks National Debate
The piece critiques Senator Johnson for dominance in public attention and fiscal costs of the presidential tour. It contrasts Johnson’s simple, unadorned approach with the pomp of the presidential caravan, noting heavy crowds and anti-league sentiment across Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis Kansas City Omaha and Washington court circles. It argues court senators want Johnson concentrated in D C and fear overexposure.
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Washington
Hitchcocks
Johnson
Senator Johnson
Europe
Paris
Pullman
Eleemosynary Circus
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Senator Hitchcock
Omaha
Williamses
Great Britain
League Council
Pygby Lodge
Hiram
Pygmy Lodge
Pygmies
Senatorial Colossus Faces Pygmy Panic Over Johnson Measure
In Harvey's Weekly the debate centers on Johnson related surplus aging and regional distribution. Supporters fear a skewed outcome while small rivals press a 6 to 1 Johnson amendment. They long for Hiram's return as he reportedly keeps pushing the issue and stoking communication.
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Hiram
Johnson
Harvey's Weekly
Letter From Elton W. Roberts Describes War Zone Life
Pvt Elton W. Roberts writes from Canite Philippines detailing rifle messiness and British-like weather. He notes travels to Manila Pekin and Canite and mocks Chinese and Filipino life while praising American troops. He describes cheap booze and local slang and laments packing up at a moment's notice.
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Manilla
Anyother
Ater
Pekin
China
Canite
U. S
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
U.S
Big Horn
Rumor of Great Merger Ties to Local Business King
A rumor claims a major chemical merger led by Frank Raymond is planned by several businessmen. A local reporter, who visited Raymond, resigned and could not be reached. The tale also mentions a possible elopement involving Raymond’s daughter and suitors Michael Rudder and Edward Andrews. It’s a subplot in The Gypsy Trail at Rex Theatre next Saturday.
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Frank Raymond
Raymond
Michael Rudder
Edward Andrews
Chemical King
Paramount
Red Cross mobilizes for 15 million campaign and relief
The article outlines a nationwide Red Cross drive November 2 to 11 for 15 million dollars and 20 million members. It highlights aid to 30,000 soldiers in hospitals, canteen service for travelers, and ongoing postwar relief including public health nursing and European aid programs.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Red Red Cross
Military Relief Department of the Red Cross
Siberia
Home Service
Sol
Europe
Home Service Section
R. B. Landfair
Zela Murphy
C. H. Fitzpatrick
Steel strike pledge from United States Steel chief
Washington October 1 Elbert H Gary chairman of the United States Steel corporation told the Senate committee the open shop issue is the sole question in the nationwide steel strike and that the company will never yield He added the strike is failing even now while asserting the right to work regardless of union membership.
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England
Gary
John J. Martin
National Steel Workers Committee
John Fitzpatrick
Workers’ Committee
W.z.foster
Martin
American Federation of Labor
Youngstown
Washington
Elbert HH
United States Steel Corporation
Senate Committee Investigati
Omaha Riot Scare After Matron Attacked by Negro Man
Mrs. W G Wisner 2922 Burdett street white woman attacked in rear of her home by a black assailant who fled. A heavy towel gagged and bound her. Troops under General Wood sealed the district with machine guns and limited entry as editors were briefed. Publicity ordered minimized amid riot atmosphere and doubled guard tonight.
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Omaha
W. G. Wisner
Burdett Street
Wisner
Wood
Makig
Real estate transfers in Wyoming listings
Real estate transfers include Z U Knode to G R Felkner. state of Wyoming to George Thaxton. James E Moore to Earl Sprague. H E Booth to C S Martin. John M Braden to Henry Minnis. Chas Dacus to R L Dockery. R L Dockery to Annie Wood. Janet E and Wm Peterson to William Foote. George Thayer to Alice Thayer. Ada Noyes Conrad by state. Alfred J Racine to Vivian Richardson. Jesse H Hartman to Solomon Epperson. Charles C Bennett to G W Zorn. W B Hartigan to Roy Ferris.
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Z. U. Knode
G. R. Felkner
Knode
Greybull
State of Wyo
George Thaxton
James E. Moore
Earl D. Sprague
Basin
H. E. Booth
C. S. Martin
Lovell
George Thayer
Alice Thayer
State of Wyoming
Ada Noyes Conrad
Alfred J. Racine
Vivian
Richardson
Jesse H. Hartman
Solomon Epperson
Charles C. Bennett
G. W. Zorn
Grey‘bull
Warrant Call for Big Horn County No. 5219
Big Horn County treasurer Mazie V. Rhodes announces warrants are called for payment with interest ceasing after September 5 1919. Includes warrant number 5219 and directs payment through the county treasury.
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Big Horn County
Mazie V. Rhodes
County Assessor T. J. Jones Returns From Official Cody Visit
County Assessor T. J. Jones arrived back yesterday after an official visit in Cody. The official trip focused on property assessment reviews and regional planning matters affecting the county.
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T. J. Jones
Cody
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Bryant Washburn
Rex Theatre
Roberts
Neues
I” Uj "Hamm Exelso
W. B. Hartigan
Roy R. Ferris
Mecklem Add. Basin
A. E. Anderson & CO. Tailors
D. T. Hand Basin
Wyo
Monarch
Che Basin Hardware
S.moore
MGR
Lor
Rts Aaen
Exelso
Hamm Exelso Co
St. Paul, Minn
M. BR. Douglas
Basin, Wyo
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