Notable Marinese Corps History Recited in Fragmented Text
The passage chronicles Marine Corps milestones from 1775 through the 19th century, noting its status as the oldest U S service, early ship deployments, actions in Bonhomme Richard versus Serapis, Derne in 1805, War of 1812, Chapultepec, and Civil War era landings, though the fragment contains garbled lines and incomplete references.
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United States Marine Corps
Continental Congress
United States Navy
John Paul Jones
P. N. O'Bannon
U. 5 Marines
Derne
Tripoli
Philippines
Chapultepec
Mexico City
U. S
Levi Twiggs
China
Robert E. Lee
Maines
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Admiral Farragut
Hartford
John L. “Broome
New Orleans
Custom House
R. W. Huntington
Iran
John ‘Tl. Myers
Rotary adopts Cheyenne facts resolution and forms committee
The Rotary adopted a resolution in Cheyenne expressing a desire to improve local conditions. It appointed a committee to pursue the task and called on government representatives to assist by presenting to the committee.
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Rotary
Cheyenne
Cheyenne City Investigation Demands Plain Facts
Editorial urges open, evidential presentation of government data in Cheyenne. It argues for a cold, pitiless accounting to determine if the city is corrupt or merely flawed, insisting on transparency and accountability to prevent general condemnation.
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Mittee
Oesopires
Cheyenne
Ireland’s Dunne Heads Irish Peace Conference Delegation
Edward F. Dunne, spokesman for Ireland’s cause in America, leads a delegation in Paris to plead Ireland’s case before the peace conference. A former governor of Illinois, Dunne was born in Connecticut with Irish roots and built a career from Chicago lawyer to circuit judge and mayor. His progressive policies marked his mayoral and gubernatorial tenures.
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Edward F. Dunne
Paris
America
Ireland
Illinois
Connecticut
Mr. Dunne
Dublin University
Chicago
France's fastest aeroplane No 29 in service tests
France's new Nieuport bi plane No 29, completed in 1918, is described as the fastest in the French air forces. With a 700 horsepower engine and a 340 pound load, tests recorded 147 miles per hour, 1 000 meter climb in 116 seconds, 3 000 meters in 397 seconds, and 6 000 meters in 1126 seconds, maintaining 131 miles per hour at that height.
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France
President Wilson's Hat Hidden in Washington Scene
A fragmented clipping describes a camouflaged hat linked to President Wilson found amid Washington items. The note mentions the Red Cross and official Washington imagery, with garbled phrases suggesting a curious museum or display context.
Soldiers of Artillery Regiment Praised for Service
General Order from Colonel 8 F Bollomes, commander of the 4th Field Artillery, commends Wyoming Colorado and Montana men for patriotic and faithful service during demobilization. The message expresses deep appreciation from superior officers and notes their loyal performance under all conditions. A stray note mentions bricks and construction ideas unrelated to the main commendation.
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F. Bollomes
S4sth Field Artillery
Wyoming
Colorado
Montena
Port Hassell
United
Mog
Foley Co. Mail-Order Hoagy Tar Compound Offer
An advertisement urges readers to cut out the form and mail it to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a telepackage of Hoagy and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup. It also promotes Puley Kidney Pills for pain in the back kidneys and bladder with a misspelled remedy description.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Iil
Foley
Puley
Denver Rabbi Friedman Given Life Position in Temple Emanuel
Rev Dr W L Friedman a longtime rabbi of Temple Emanuel is offered a salary of 10000 dollars annually and a life position by the unanimous vote of Denver Cheyenne congregation. The temple serves over 2000 members and is said to be the largest Jewish congregation west of Chicago. Tabbi Friedman is well known in Cheyenne for frequent visits.
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Denver
Calc
Friedman
Temple Emanuel
Chicago
Germany Enjoys Its First Real Peaceful Day on Easter
Associated Press reports that Germany marked its first tranquil Easter Sunday since November, with widespread quiet and orderly recreation. Only Bavaria noted disturbances, as patriotic appeals failed to provoke strikes or unrest.
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Germany
Associated Press
Berlin
Bavaria
Bathers Shocked By Corpse Found in Thermopolis Pool
In Thermopolis Wyoming bathers at a public hot springs pool reported a diver who surfaced with a corpse. John Frasser 24 of B a Mant was recovered from the pool as authorities investigated the grisly find. Local sheriffs were on the scene as the body was recovered and identified.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Washakie P
John Frasser
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INCE
Postmaster General
United States
Mountain States Telephone& Telegraph Co
Bottom
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Ecalonel Mates Artillery
Tabbi Friedman
W. W. Dumm
Carey Ave
Root paints—Sherman Co
Shang Hai Restaurant
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Bankers and Stockmens Trust Co
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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