Convenient Scapegoat in Race Riots Debate
The text argues scapegoating in Washington and Chicago riots is unfounded, noting rioting predates Bolshevism and blaming no single group. It emphasizes domestic roots of the race problem, rejects southern or northern blame, and calls out racial tensions across all races as a human pattern.
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Washington
Chicago
Windy City
North
South
Reie
Ego Gostya
Shu
Belgians Honored as Brussels Legation Upgraded to Embassy
It is pleasing that our legation at Brussels will be raised to embassy rank. The compliment is deserved by King Albert's court and nation. The Belgians, once famed as Caesar's bravest northern tribe, are now hailed as history’s greatest little nation.
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Brussels
Albert
Caesar
West Indies debt offer echoes Monroe Doctrine policy
The British West Indies accepted in part payment of Great Britain's war debt to the United States may not be a good money investment but aligns with the Monroe Doctrine principle of keeping European nations out of the western hemisphere.
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British West Indies
Great Britain
United States
Western Hemisphere
Record Shorthorn Bull Tops British Prices at London Show
A Shorthorn bull named Edgcote Hero sold for 58 000 at the Royal Agricultural Show in London, a record top price in Britain. Purchased by a Scottish breeder from A J Marshall of Bridgbank Stranraer, the buyer remains unnamed. Marshall says the bull will stay in Britain amid concerns over export selling and Britain’s stock prestige. Prices worldwide show high marks for Shorthorns and other breeds, with buyers mainly in Argentina Uruguay Canada the United States Brazil and Rhodesia.
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London
Great Britain
A. J. Marshall
Bridgbank
Stranraer
Britain
Brazil
Denmark
Argentine
Uruguay
Canada
United States
Rhodesia
Demobilization in Europe Reduces U S Army to Two Divisions
Official Washington estimates that only two American divisions remain in Europe under arms since the armistice. In less than two months, nearly two million men have been brought home and the present total strength of all U S military forces is about 17 percent of its wartime level. The rapid demobilization and transport home rivaled the 1917 1918 mobilization in speed and effectiveness, as vast armies were carried 3000 miles and quickly returned home.
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Washington
Europe
Liberators Bolshevist sheet critique highlights no critique
The Liberator, a Bolshevist New York publication, is reviewed as lacking constructive policy or lucid explanation of revolutionary aims. The piece portrays Bolshevists as saints and world leaders as oppressors, mocking their credibility and urging pity for followers worldwide.
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New York
Writer Blames Income Tax for High Cost of Living
A Tribune correspondent attributes soaring living costs to the income tax and cites a landlord who raised rents to cover the tax. The notable point is the writer’s anger at the income tax itself rather than at profiteers who avoid paying their due.
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The
New York Tribune
Cost of living tied to absence of world peace
The speaker notes that reducing living costs is urgent, yet stresses that much of current high living costs stem from without a league of nations to prevent world wars. A call to balance immediate relief with long term international structure.
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League of Nations
Senators Wrestle With Shantung Rumor In Comment Storm
A Los Angeles Times snippet notes senators railing against a Shantung rumor as a months old issue resurfaces. The quote mocks confusion over whether Shantung is a laundry product or a kind of gum, illustrating partisan rhetoric.
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Shantung
Los Angeles ‘Times
Wyoming refining expansion boosts Casper capacity and jobs
Midwest Refining of Casper reports 74 new stills built over the past year with 55,000 barrels daily capacity upon completion. The Casper improvements total over 2.2 million dollars as 16 new buildings join existing facilities.
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Casper
Midwest Refining Company
Freemont County
Thermopolis
Bie Company
Merritt Company
Tlew
Wyoming
Lance Creek Debhi
Greybull—Genea = Od
Big Hollow
Kaseming Oil Company
Prairie Ol and Gas Company
Producers and Refiners Corporation
Carter Oil Company
Apex Refiners and Drilling Company
Kemmerer
New England
Lance Cheek Field
Big Muddy
Cheyenne-Union Pacife
Denver
Guernsey
Lance Creek
Soo
Green River
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Laramie
Roxanna OK Company
Wellington
Saratoga
Basin
Hiden Dome
Britons Authorize Government Prices
London Aug 48 The house of commons approved an amendment to the profiteering bill empowering the board of trade to fix wholesale and retail prices after an investigation. The vote was 132 to 95 and opposition members called the amendment an attack on the bill’s core aims and warned it would disrupt trade.
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London
House of Commons
Board of Trade
Lord Robert Codt
War Trade
Poland Seeks Allied Aid as Bolshoviki Invasion Looms
From Copenhagen a report says Poland plans to mobilize 200,000 to resist Bolshoviki forces. The government asks Allies for support as invasion threats rise across Europe.
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Copenhagen
Poland
Europe
Shideatia Appointed Japan Ambassador to Washington
San Francisco August 14 The unidentified agency reports Shideatia the Japanese foreign minister has been appointed ambassador to Washington to succeed Count Lahil, a cabinet member and official. The message notes the nomination comes amid a reshuffle in Japan’s foreign affairs delegation.
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Shideatia
Washingtom
Qount Lahil
City Notables Visit Cheyenne in Brief
A crowded slate of visitors is listed in Cheyenne with names from Saratoga Loramie Sheridan Rock Springs Pine Blots and Casper. Notables include W W Tilton Glenn Jordan J F Mills J W Ellis Clarence Parea and others visiting for business and social calls. Local services advertised include furniture repair paperhanging decoratin and tire vulcanizing.
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C. Meyer
J. F. Mills
J. W. Ellis
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Blunt Visitors Inspect Carbureter Display in Big Late-U
O B Blunt of Stewart and L fi Blunt of Torrington visit the Carbureter display now under way at Hank Keslar’s store. The two Blunts travel to town to see the new exhibit and learn about the latest engine component.
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O. B. Blunt
Stewart
Fi, Blunt
Torrington
Weather and road conditions around Cheyenne report good travel
Road reports indicate all routes near Cheyenne are in good condition. Notes mention rough pace sections between Lafanie and Durham, Wheatland, and along the Washboard road north of Fort Russell. The text also references ruby color and heat, but lacks clear context or meaning.
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Cheyenne
Lafanie
Durham
Wheatland
Fort Russell
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W. W. Tilton
City
Glenn Jordan
James RB
Coxen, En
William Lawrenes
Ted Lawrence
Lloyd May
Loramie
Gheyenne
W. W. Dumm
Carey
Paotiba
J. W. Homan
A. P. Smith and Son, of
Landar
Moffat
Plains Auto Company
D. C. Lowe
Noy Stevens
George Shockley
L. G. Arnold
Mra. €. Horned
Rf. EL Wilson
Capital Coal Company, CO
Cahill & Holiday
Clarence Parea
Hobbes
Huchfeldt & Finkbiner
W. B. Shannon
J. L. Riesdort
J. Quirk
RB. Rutledge
Ip Lessoner
Quaranteed
Foy J. White
Plaing Hotel
Highways Weather Report
Kornmager
Lander
Castoria
Gigensen
College OF ST. Thomas
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Austin Dowling
St. Paul
A Catholic Military College
John Donnellan
Plains
Logan & Bryan
Liberty Bonds
Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders’ Assn
Americas Prem Ridden
Erica
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