A Difference of Conditions on Race Prejudice and Mob Violence
The World argues oppression can target a whole race when individuals are blamed for crimes. It notes lynching and mob outbreaks occur more in the south where blacks are concentrated, while northern and midwestern outbreaks drivers differ. The piece argues prejudice is similar in both regions, rooted in instinctive racial aversion and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
America
South
North
Old and New Freedom in Democratic England Reflections
Intelligent Englishmen hear the Declaration of Independence read and see freedom as already theirs since George III. They feel part of today’s democratic England not responsible for the past. They extend hearty congratulations to America on independence day, though this year with less emphasis on certain aspects.
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England
George III
America
Shared Freedom and Allied Bonds After War
Lord Bryce and Field Marshal Haig stress enduring Anglo American solidarity born from World War II victory. Lord Reading praises America’s rise as a liberator and its ideals guiding humanity’s progress, calling English speaking peoples to welcome U S power.
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America
Germany
Lord Bryce
Field Marshal
Haig
Lord Reading
United States
The Love of a Fight and the Allure of Competition
The essay argues that spectator fascination in prize fighting stems from the excitement of a skilled contest and the desire to see the best man win. It compares professional bouts to ancient gladiators and modern spectacles, claiming the thrill lies in competition rather than killing.
Parlor Bolshevism and the Bolshevik Scholar
A short critique argues that Bolshevism comes from two unlikely sources the over educated college intellectual and the under educated soapbox or who do not pay taxes. It cites a Harvard graduate born to a professor arrested for Bolshevism and for insulting the American flag. It mocks the notion that talkers are workers and urges real labor as cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harvard
de Rae
Buffalo Bill partner dies at 76 in Cardiff firm head
William Reginald Corfield head of a Cardiff coal exporting firm and former mining partner of Col. Cody Buffalo Bill died aged 76. He went to sea at 13, joined the Australian gold rush four years later, and later became a ship captain before aligning with Buffalo Bill.
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William Reginald Corfield
Cardiff
Wyoming
Col. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Collapsible ship to be torn apart on voyage end
A unique maritime craft built of two million feet of BC lumber is launched for five master sailing with auxiliary engines to revolutionize the lumber trade to England. Donkey engines place the planks as it forms a buoyant vessel. at port the lumber is released and the ship is demolished.
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Prince Rupert
B.C
Panama Canal
British Columbia
England
James Ball
British Timber
Grand Trunk Pacific
Atio
Englems
How Two Corners Came to Be Torn
The Times reports a starting accident at Foster Lumber Co in Wheatland Wyoming when a box car being switched jumped the track and struck the building. The north wall was smashed away and two corners were shattered but no one was harmed. Manager Sheels and other witnesses described the damage to two corners of the structure.
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Wheatland
Wyo
the Times
Foster Lumber Co
Sheels
Good Kidney Pills Bring Comfort to Detroit Reader
A Detroit woman describes better sleep and relief from back pain after using Foley Kidney Pills. She reports lasting improvement in kidney and bladder discomfort and plans to continue the treatment. Sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Four Taking Teachers Exams In Laramie County
Four applicants for teachers certificates in Laramie county are taking examinations this week in the county superintendent's office. Papers will be graded soon and certificates awarded to successful candidates within a few weeks.
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Laramie County
Head of Schools Expected Back From Wyoming Conference
Mise Ann Dobbin, county school superintendent, has been at a conference of county superintendents at the University of Wyoming in Laramie and is expected back in Cheyenne today to resume her duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Ann& Dobbin
University of Wyoming Summi’ School
Laramie
Cheyenne
Marriage Scense Issued for Wid Ben Chamberlain and Eugenia Martensen
Sy Wid Ben I. Chamberlain and Miss Eugenia M. Martensen, both of Cheyenne, were issued a marriage license on Thursday at the county clerk's office.
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Ben I. Chamberlain
Eugenia M. Martensen
Cheyenne
Dance Postponed At Fort D A Mussel Tonight
War Camp Community Service postpones the regular Saturday night dance at Fort D A Mussel due to a smoker program. The event was set for 8 oclock tonight and is rescheduled to a later date.
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Fort
D. A. Mussel
War Camp
Wanted to Rent Furnished Apartment by Couple
A couple seeks a furnished apartment or house to rent and asks interested parties to contact via phone 1165-H.
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Busineos
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Pacifico Coast
John Donnellan
New York Stocks and Bonds
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Logan & Bryan
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Bimtenisi
Pioneer Title & Loan Co Bonded Abstractors
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Jeer
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Same
King Kelley
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