Convenient Scapegoat Race Riots and Blame Shifts Across Regions
The text argues race riots in Washington and Chicago were mislabeled as Bolshevik plots. It contends the causes are domestic, rooted in long standing racial tensions, not foreign conspiracies. It suggests both northern and southern areas face similar issues due to deeper social dynamics and group instincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Windy City
North
South
Reie
Ego Gostya
Breok
Shu
Belgians Gain Embassy Rank, Praised by Rome and Brussels
The text celebrates Brussels elevation of its legation to an embassy. It lauds King Albert's court and the Belgian people as the bravest northern tribe in Caesar's era, dubbing Belgium the greatest little nation in history.
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Brussels
Albert
Caesar
West Indies debt payment linked to Monroe Doctrine policy
The British West Indies may partly pay Great Britain's war debt to the United States. The idea aligns with the Monroe Doctrine aim to keep European nations out of the western hemisphere, though it may not be a strong money investment.
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British West Indies
Great Britain
United States
Western Hemisphere
Record Shorthorn Bull Tops Great Britain Auction
A Shorthorn bull named Edgcote Hero sold at the Royal Agricultural Show in London for $50,000, a record top price in Britain. The two year nine month old bull was bought by an undisclosed Scottish breeder from A. J. Marshall of Bridgbank Stranraer, with assurances it will remain in Britain. The piece notes rising sales and fears Britain may lose prestige as a leading source of blooded cattle, listing other top prices from recent sales and buyers in Argentina Uruguay Canada the United States Brazil and Rhodesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
A. J. Marshall
Bridgbank
Stranraer
Britain
Brazil
Denmark
Argentine
Uruguay
Canada
United States
Rhodesia
A Wonderful Record of American Demobilization
An official Washington estimate shows 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 entire force here and abroad is about 17 percent of wartime strength. Demobilization and transport home surpass the 1917 1918 mobilization in speed and effectiveness, marking a historic achievement in moving vast armies across 3000 miles and returning them swiftly to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
The Liberator’s Bolshevist Tone Draws Pity
A New York copy of the Bolshevist paper The Liberator is opened for inspection. It condemns Bolshevism as saints, ignores constructive policy, and mocks governments as devilish oppressors. The piece calls readers to pity deluded followers worldwide.
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New York
Tax Burden Raised by Landlord Lets Rent Rise
A Tribune correspondent links high cost of living to the income tax and cites a landlord who allegedly hiked rents enough to cover his tax. The note focuses on anger at the income tax itself rather than at profiteers who dodge their obligations.
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The
New York Tribune
Cost of living tied to lack of world peace
The speaker notes that lowering living costs is urgent, but recalls that high costs stem largely from absence of a league of nations to avert world wars. The argument links global conflict prevention with domestic economic stability.
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League of Nations
Some Senators Fight Over Shantung Mention
A quip from the Los Angeles Times recalls senators heatedly debating Shantung a few months ago, joking that one senator mistook it for laundry soap or a brand of chewing gum.
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Shantung
Los Angeles ‘Times
Wyoming weekly business notes on Casper refining expansion
Casper Midwest Refining plans cost over 2.2 million for 16 new buildings and 74 stills in a year, lifting capacity to 55,000 barrels daily. Other Wyoming sites report oil and gas activity including Lance Creek, Big Hollow, Fossil, and Muddy fields with wells and new operations. Union Pacific adds Denver trains, Green River potash plant in operation, and state road contracts at 150 000.
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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
The British House of Commons approved an amendment to the profiteering bill granting the Board of Trade power to fix wholesale and retail prices after an investigation. The 132 to 95 vote drew sharp opposition from Lord Robert Cawdor who warned the amendment would undermine the bill and upend trade.
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London
House of Commons
Board of Trade
Lord Robert Codt
War Trade
Poland Calls Allies for Aid Against Bolshvik Invasion
Copenhagen reports Poland plans a 200000 man army to resist Bolshevik invasion in Europe. The government will press for allied assistance to counter the aggression.
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Copenhagen
Poland
Europe
Shideatia Named Japanese Ambassador to Washington
Shideatia, foreign affairs minister in the Japanese cabinet, is slated to succeed Count Lahil as ambassador to Washington. The appointment comes as Tokyo reshapes its diplomatic leadership amid regional tensions.
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Shideatia
Washingtom
Qount Lahil
City News In Brief From Cheyenne Visitors
W W Tilton of Saratoga was in the city on business. Glenn Jordan, James RB Coxen, William Lawrenes, Ted Lawrence and Lloyd May of Loramie were in Cheyenne yesterday. J W Homan and A P Smith and son of Landar guests at the Moffat. D C Lowe Noy Stevens George Shockley and families visited from Casper. Clarence Parer from Rock Springs, Hobbes merchants offer furniture and baby carriages.
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James RB
Coxen, En
William Lawrenes
Ted Lawrence
Lloyd May
Loramie
Gheyenne
Casper
Cheyenne
D. C. Lowe
Noy Stevens
George Shockley
L. G. Arnold
Mra. €. Horned
Rf. EL Wilson
Blunt Visitors See Carburator Exhibit
O. B. Blunt of Stewart and L. Blunt of Torrington visit the big late model carburetor display, touring the Hank-Keslar Motion exhibit and viewing developments in automotive tech.
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O. B. Blunt
Stewart
Fi, Blunt
Torrington
Highways Weather Report Near Cheyenne
Weather bulletin notes all roads near Cheyenne reported good in all directions. Mentions rough pace between Lafanie and Durham and Wheatland 1 on the Washboard road north of Fort Russell. Rubies described as rarer than bores with heat and color details.
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Cheyenne
Lafanie
Durham
Wheatland
Fort Russell
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Leader Publishing Company
Randolph Letch
Albert Hearst
Cheyennne
Garrier
Oreyenue
Gareyee A
Associated Press
Wyoming Weekly Business Review
City News
W. W. Tilton
City
Glenn Jordan
W. W. Dumm
Carey
Paotiba
J. W. Homan
A. P. Smith and Son, of
Landar
Moffat
C. Meyer
J. F. Mills
J. W. Ellis
Sheridan
Plains Auto Company
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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