Cheyenne State Leader Randolph Leigh Register Entry
Partial notice shows Randolph Leigh at Carey Avenue Cheyenne postal office with editorial and business office references. It mentions Associated Press copyright and standard publication rates for weekly and yearly editions, but details are fragmented and unclear.
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Eager Latin nations join league while United States aloof
The piece notes Latin American republics and other western nations eagerly join the league of nations, contrasting with the United States and Mexico. It cites King Olaf V of Norway on the league’s purpose, urges stronger nations to fulfill hopes for international justice, and suggests optimism despite U.S. aloofness.
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Western Hemisphere
League of Atiens
United States
Mexico
New World
League
Uncle Sam
Panama
Norway
League of Nations
Piping Times Reports Global Turmoil After War
In Jerusalem a riot during a major religious festival left 188 casualties with the military in control. In Buenos Aires medical students faced a strike with a fatal scab incident and 130 police arrests. New York saw an explosion in an Italian quarter caused by accidental fermentation, not the Black Hand. Officials also probed a restaurant over five cent prunes sold as profiteering.
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Jerusalem
Buenos Aires
New York
Suffrage debate and world events mix in early postwar era
The article surveys the suffrage struggle with Delaware and other states wavering while North Carolina and Louisiana offer faint support. It notes political shifts, war aftermath, and reactions to Wilson, with references to ibanez roadsters and foreign policy. It also mentions a New York Tribune jab at Newberry and Ford, Tampa workers protesting prices, and the League of Nations as nations seek security amid postwar turmoil.
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Vermont
Connecticut
North Carolina
Louisiana
Lord North
Great Britain
James Harper
New York
Newton
N. Y
New York City
United States
House of Representatives
Washington
Metropolitan Museum of Art
England
Sir George Rose Sartorius
London
Billy Whiskers Plays Burglars Night and Day
Two children Day and Night hide in a corn field while being chased by other kids who tease them with names. They flee a barbed fence, are captured by rope, and end with Day placed in Nellie’s wagon and Night teased about climbing a haystack as Henry labors to outmaneuver him.
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Saalfield Publishing Co
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Alabama Observes Jefferson Birthday Holiday Today
Alabama marks Jefferson's Birthday as a state holiday. Bishop Herman J. Alerding reaches 75 in Fort Wayne. Pershing to receive public welcome in Baltimore as Illinois presidential primaries draw attention. American Cotton Association convention opens in Montgomery today through Friday. Washington to see a Socialist demonstration on Debs anniversary. Cleveland hosts the YMCA national convention all week.
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Fort Wayne
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American Cotton Association
Montgomery
Ala
Washington
Eugene V Debs
Cleveland
Young Women’s Christian Association
Rotary and lumber groups gather across regions
Wausa Minnesota details two regional clubs and associations meeting in late notes. Fifteenth District Conference of Rotary Clubs in Wausa and Lumbermen's Association of Texas events in New Orleans Louisiana Sunday School Association context referenced.
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San Antonio
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Lumbermen's Association of Texas
New Orleans
Louisiana Sunday School Association
Regional church and contractor groups listed in brief
Yankton South Dakota Conference of Congregational Churches Popeka Kan Kansas Association of Electrical Contractors Muskogee Okla Oklahoma Association of Master Plumbers.
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South Dakota
Conference of Congregational Churches
Popeka
Kan
Kansas Association of Electrical Contractors
Muskogee
Okla— Oklahoma
Association of Master Plumbers
Racing and shows highlighted in early spring sports and fairs
Racing continuation at Bowie Maryland and golf season opens at Pinehurst. Beash Show in Victoria and Yorkshire Terrier Association show in New York. Northwest International bowling in Seattle. A. A. U. nationals in Birmingham. Boxing card in New Haven. Plus notes on Sir Hamar Greenwood and certain historical anniversaries and events.
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Victoria City
Kennel Club
Victoria
B. G
Yorkshire Tearrier Association of America
New York
Seattle
Birmingham
Ala
Jack McNulty
Lou Bogash
New Haven
Dick Loadman
Charley Beecher
Syracuse
Republican convention to choose presidential nominee in Chicago
Joseph B. Kealing of Indianapolis, longtime Republican organizer, predicts a drawn out convention with many ballots as delegates arrive in Chicago to select the party's presidential nominee. He notes the ongoing influence of established Indiana Republican leaders on the national process.
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Chicago
Joseph B. Kealing
Indianapolis
Indiana
Dutch novelist Ahhia Bosboom-Tous flint dies at 91
Obituary notes the death of Ahhia Bosboom-Tous flint, celebrated Dutch author born September 16, 1895. The item references a 1886 publication and mentions Utah’s convention adopting a women's suffrage clause, placing the events in a broader historical context.
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Ahhia Louisa Bosboom-Tousflint
Wosie
Utah
Debs Begins Ten Year Espionage Sentence
Eugene V Debs starts a decade in prison for espionage act violation while University of Virginia alumni in Paris unveil a tablet marking the former residence of Thomas Jefferson.
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University of Virginia
Paris
Thomas Jefferson
Birthday roll calls for notable figures on this day
Catholic bishop of Fort Wayne born in Westphalia Germany 15 years ago today Maj Gen Henry T Allen 61 years ago today Lucius H Johnson head of Norfolk & Western 74 years ago today John W Davis US ambassador to Great Britain 47 years ago today John Hays Hammond Jr inventor of wireless torpedo born in San Francisco 32 years ago today
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Westphalia
Germany
Henry T. Allen
Sharpsburg
Lucius H. Johnson
Norfolk & Western Railway
Aurora
Ill
John W. Davis
United States
Great Britain
Clarkburg
W. Va
John Hays Hammond, Jr
San Francisco
Quick Meat Loaf and Braised Ox Joints From An Old Recipe
A scanned vintage recipe page provides steps for making quick meat loaf with rounded bread crumbs, onion browning, and pan sauce. Also included are braised ox tails with tomato, onion, bay, and cloves, and beef meatballs with dumplings cooked in stock.
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