Reservations by Republicans on League Covenant Sparks Debate
Seven Republican senators propose reservations to the League of Nations treaty to safeguard national rights. The plan aims to make reservations part of the treaty, not mere interpretation, with two key points: U.S. withdrawal timing to judge fulfillment and that Article 10 adjustments require congressional action. Debate centers on whether these reservations soften the covenant too much.
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Washington
Auk
Senate
Senate of the
United States
League of Nations
Council of the League of Nations
America
Congress
Council
League
Leslie De Frates Wins Motorcycle Contest Victory
Leslie De Frates, 1120 Twentieth Street, Cheyenne, won the State Leader subscription motorcycle contest with 43 020 votes. Ralph J. Mills of Laramie finished second. Jack Maybe of Cheyenne was third. Details on page 8. Also reports Beatrice Allen and Ethel Hodges flew to Atlantic City for the aerial limited inaugural trip to the seaside, a 78 minute flight amid a storm.
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Leslie de Frates
Twentieth Street
Ralph J. Mills
Laramie
Jack Maybe
Cheyenne
New York
John A. Hoaglind
Beatrice Allen
Ethel Hodges
Dallas
Texas
Atlantic City
Aerial Limited
Former Lightweight Champ Britt to Speak on Dempsey in Cheyenne
Jimmy Britt former lightweight champion arrives in Cheyenne for a two day vaudeville engagement at the Princess theatre. The San Francisco star praises his conditioning and recalls his title era while noting his 142 pound frame and readiness for a possible ring return after years away from competition.
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Jimmy Britt
Dempsey
Sueocaatus Alness
James Edward Britt
San Francisco
Pugil
Ist
Cheyenne
Princess Theatre
Britt
Joe Gans
Joe Gins
Nineteen Day Race Meet Opens at Frontier Park
The Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders Association begins a nineteen day meet at Frontier Park this afternoon with nine races on the program. Spectators will see a range of runners from babies to seasoned campaigners as experts expect a strong showing in the handicap and two feature events highlighted by a balanced pacing program managed by W. W. Finn.
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Creeders Associaton
Frontier Park
Banglulls
W. W. Finn
He Ip
Uncle Sam Touts Surplus Goods In Omaha However
Oil cans goggles barbed wire pink beans scrub brushes and photographers supplies are among items listed for sale by the surplus property division. Zone supply officer at Omaha Nebraska sent out notices calling for bids on each item with descriptions provided in the announcements. Continued on page five.
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Uncle Sam
Omaha
Nebraska
Daylight Saving Vote Heads to President Again
The senate by 41 to 12 passed a bill repealing daylight saving and sent it to President Wilson. During debate, several senators predicted the president would veto the repeal, comparing it to the agricultural appropriation light repeal rider.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Wilson
Germany Approves New Constitution at Weimar
The German national assembly in Weimar approved the new constitution by 262 to 75 votes. Konstantin Fehrenbach, president of the assembly, formally declared the constitution adopted.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Weimar
Konstantin Fehrenbach
Man Manuel Morris Captured Holds Villa Arm Cache Promise
Galveston reports Manuel Morris second in command under Francisco Villa was captured in a bloodless action with federal troops. He agreed to reveal hiding places of Villa organization arms and ammunition if his life is spared, per Mexican consul Mende Fierro.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Manuel Morris
Francisco Villa
Villa
Mende Fierro
Windy City ends street car strike with large vote
Chicago street car men voted to end the strike by 388 in the majority. Car service will resume tomorrow morning likely at 4 o'clock on both surface and elevated lines, disrupted since last Tuesday by a strike involving 16 000 workers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Communist arrests reach Budapest for corruption charges
In Vienna on August 1 a number of communists were arrested at Budapest on corruption charges. One accused is M. Szigvani, commissioner of production, charged with horse and cattle stealing.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Budapest
M. Szigvani
Cate
First Race Selections Include Kendall and Choirmaster
The list presents race selections with names like Kendall, Choirmaster, Gas Glance, Harry, Jake Godes, Budweiser, Opagnac, Pie, Yukon, Lady Harrigan, Zim, Mex, Indianola, Martre, Ourlieuve, Gureget, Currency, Reydo, Shamcock Green, Paula V, Dehra, Gift, Thirst, Miss Krug, Tempy Duncan, Gam Rank, Meek O Day and Case.
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Pie
Yukon
Lady Harrigan
Zim
Mex
Indianola
Choirmaster
Martre
Ourlieuve
Gureget
Currency
Reydo
Eixth Mape
Shamcock Green
Lota
Paula V
Dehra
Gift
Thirst
Miss Krug
Tempy Duncan
Gam Rank
Rece
Meek O'Day
Case
Mayors, boy, and others among freshet victims
Special to the Leader reports meager details from Dubois and Lander Wyoming after a freshet swept a creek and Popo Agie, drowning Dr. F. A. Welty mayor of Dubois, Dan Long, Shaeffer, and two Appleby boys. Mrs Appleby saved the baby. The two other victims presumably drifted into the Wind River.
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Dubois
Freshet
Lander
Wyo
Wind River
F. A. Welty
Dan Long
Shaeffer
Squaw Creek
Popo Agie
William Appleby
Capital Br On A Long Voyage
Mrs. Meee Tremeul formerly Miss nec i etetor of Mr. and Tyle of Washington plans a westward journey down the South American coast with her husband as they embark on a long voyage aboard a capital ship.
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Meee Tremeul
Misa
Tyle
Washington
Sle
South America
President asks legislation to meet railway crisis
President Wilson asks Congress to abandon a five week recess and to create a commission to determine wage questions for railway workers. The move follows conferences with General Hines and gains support from the Republican steering committee. The measure aims to address the cost of living and maintain railroad workers' standard of living.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cabana
Wilson
Directe
Hines
Tolay
House of Representatives
Pershing Receives Civil Law Doctorate in Oxford Gown Style
London fashion notes describe General Pershing at Oxford where he was awarded a Doctor of Civil Law. The gown of black gabardine draped heavily from his shoulders with mousseline trim at the neck. Sleeves were short and the gown’s width reached to the ankles, with the shirt hem visible beneath. Continued on page eight.
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London
Oxford
Pershigg
Chick
Federal price fixing proposal limits costs to 1918 levels
A bill introduced by Democrat Huddleston of Alabama directs the president to appoint a six member war trade commission to fix maximum use and service prices for all necessities. The board would operate five years and adopt regulations to enforce the act, referred to the Judiciary committee.
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Washington
Neputsentative Huddlesteen
Damocrat
Alabama
War Trade Commission
Moe
Lander Deputy Sheriff Wounded by Trusty in Wyoming
Deputy Homer Booth was shot in the arm by John Faberline, a county jail trusty who fled after being assigned to mow the courthouse lawn. The fugitive fled toward town, exchanged gunfire with a pursuing posse, and the manhunt continued as authorities pursued him for a reward and possible arrest.
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Lander
Wyo
Homer Booth
John Faberline
Faberline
Court House
Fabertine
Fabertine Poherll
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John. A. Hoagland
Pliot Howitt
Thoron
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Windy City
Szigvani
Lucky Boy's Selections
Loi
Perhapa
I. Or
Kendall
Multnomah
Curlione
Gas Glance
Harry
Gurrency
Pam
Jake Godes
Leta
Olga Dormer
Laft
Gertrude Artelt
Olga D Flis
Gertrude Artlelt
Philadelphia
Mrg
Mark Trazivuk
HOUSE
Pershing
Judiciary Committee
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