Wilson Dominates Democrats as Liberals Lead
The piece argues that party lines have blurred in Washington with Liberals under President Wilson controlling the Democratic Party while Republicans rally around him only in rhetoric. It cites Taft’s praise of Wilson’s message, notes debates over taxes and cost of living, and claims Wilson’s constructive actions outpace past administrations, despite Republican objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Republican Publicity Association
Congress
Selphim
Taft
Senate
League of Nations
Wade
Mae
De Valera’s Irish Republic and American Opinion
The Springfield Republican notes Americans watch De Valera’s visit with anxiety. It asks what the Irish leaders in America intend and warns that supporting De Valera could aid disruption of Britain and risk war, reflecting concerns over independence claims and allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springsfield
de Valera
America
Ireland
British Empire
Ireland and US intervention debated at Mr Del Valera meetings
A conservative press warning predicts a potential showdown as Irish agitation grows in the United States. The piece argues that support for intervention against Britain could swell to a level resembling American actions in Cuba and Spain. The article cites Edward Carson and contemplates realism over romanticism in a looming crisis.
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England
de Valere
del Valera
United States
George
Edward Carsons
Paris
Adda
America
Ireland
Cuba
Spain
A Prince of Givers
Andrew Carnegie built his fortune through industry and gave away vast sums for public use. He funded 2,811 libraries, the Carnegie Technical Institute, and the Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, earning praise for philanthropy and debate over his motives and ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Philadelphia
Carnegie Technical Institute
Pittsburg
Carnegie
Philippines
United States
Hague
Goat Milk As Food and Political Speculation
Goats produce two to three quarts daily and cost about five cents to keep. Physicians recommend goat milk for children because it resembles human milk more closely than cow’s milk and carries fewer tuberculosis germs. Dispatches claim New York Bryan supporters expect him to seek the 1920 Democratic nomination, though a candidate does not guarantee the party nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J .Bryan
Rumor of British West Indies Cession to United States
Report claims Britain considers ceding the British West Indies to the United States to help pay war debt. If true London and Washington would act, with Bahamas and Bermuda likely included to keep naval bases near the U.S. coast. In future wars these islands would be highly valuable to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British West Indies
United States
Great Britain
London
Washington
Bahamas
Bermudas
British Islands
Denmark
Spain
Broad fables on labor, royalty, aviation, and wealth
The piece rails at striking actors sued by managers, notes Carnegie’s gift of 350000, and laments high prices post war. It praises the Prince of Wales while mocking monarchy as outdated, comments on foreign missionaries in China, aviation smuggling risks, Armour’s drink metaphor for U S paper prices, and Alaska sale figures.
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Themre
Andrew Carnegie
Prince of Wales
Saxony
Sweden
J. Ogden Armour
United States
Seattle
Franklyn
Illinois
New York
Alaska
Wyoming Climate Described as Sunny and Comfortable
An article extols Wyoming for abundant sunshine and mild heat. It relates towns named Sun, Sundance, Sunrise, and Sunshine to the state, praises clear air, and notes Cheyenne temperatures around 30 degrees with overall comfortable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundance
Wyoming
Packers Inclined to Corner Industry Says Commission
Washington reports William J. Colver told senators that the federal trade commission warned the packing industry is edging into unrelated goods and services. He cited refrigerating cars becoming traveling wholesale grocers and meat packers entering production of substitutes and other products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William J. Colver
Courthlassing
Senate
Abi
Golver
Fes Feertimi
Parker
Ftsalf
Sergeant Mahan Returns From France
Sergeant Mahan of the First Field Signal Battalion has arrived home from France. He served as a frontline telephone operator from the Battle of Chateau Thierry in January 1918 to the end of the year, after being assigned to the Marines on arrival in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sermeint Jack Meg
Mra
Nat Ee ‘Couch Division
France
Chateau Thierry
Lincoln Unions Plan Cooperative Store in City
Lincoln labor groups announce formation of a cooperative store to buy and sell necessities, aiming to cut living costs. Visitors Roy Maley and Hamilton of Monida, Mepl., are in Lincoln for a brief stay.
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Lincoln
Neb
Roy Maley
Hamilton of
Monida, Mepl
Notice to Contractors for Wind River Forest Project Bids
Sealed proposals for sections 5, 6, 7, and 9 of the Wind River National Forest Project in Wyoming will be received by the Bureau of Public Roads at Beaver Colorado until 2:00 PM May 8, 1949. Bids may be accepted for the project as a whole or by sections East 46.94 miles and West 17.58 miles. Experience and responsibility required. contracts may be awarded in whole or by section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind River National Forest
Washakie and
Teton National Forests
Fromcont
Lincoln
Bureau of Public Roads
Dept. of Agriculture
Beaver
Colorado
Clinic Establishes Cheyenne's Babies Remarkably Sturdy
The second division of the baby clinic under the patronage of the Wye Public Health Association and the Red Cross was held yesterday in the Cortctol school building. County and city nurses led examinations while Dr Lacey offered recommendations. Many babies needed care though most were in good health. The session continues today at 2 PM in the Jotron School with free medical advice and literature for parents of children under six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secon
John D
Miners Quiet Alien agitators in Tonopah mines drive out
Tonopah Nevada August 49 All mines in the Tonopah and Divide districts closed as workers and operators negotiated a 1.00 9 day raise per shift. A mass meeting led to the removal of alleged alien agitators from the town, said to have come from Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Neh
Divide
Mae
Arizona
Three Couples Take Out Marriage Permits
Three couples secured marriage licenses this Saturday. John William Emten and Lila M. Liero of Denver plan to wed Ray Juff of Gillespie and Louise Hansaman of Patterson, both in Wyoming. The notice lists the pairs and locations involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willam Embten
Lila M. Liero
Denver
Ray Juff
Gillespie
Wye
Louise Hansaman
Patterson
Fire destroys Butte warehouse causing $100000 loss
Unknown origin fire swept the Tiyan Prail company warehouse in Butte Montana destroying the building and large quantities of stored food with an estimated loss of $100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asseriated
Butte, Mont
Tiyan Prail Company
City considers sewer system contract with J A Whiling
City commissioners discuss storm and sanitary sewer plans tied to 300000 bond issuance. Several bids were reviewed, Whiling’s proposal deemed satisfactory, and a meeting to finalize details is planned with a decision to be reached at the next council session. He proposes a full citywide grading plan at no extra cost, with independent survey work estimated at 4000 dollars and a three month timeline to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Whiling
Ppro
Whiling
Mmf. Whiting
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Butte Concern
Omaha
Gommeree
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