Ray Chapman Chronicle Highlights Team Work Ethos
Cheyenne State Leader features a reminiscence on Ray Chapman, praising his hard work and cheerfulness as a team player. The piece compares him to Honus Wagner, noting Chapman’s sacrifice hitting and focus on advancing teammates to secure victories. It asks readers to compare their own records to his dedicational standard.
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Ray Chapman
Honus Wagner
Paey
Vicory
Lee
Chapman
France and Russia policy clash over Wrangel and recognition
The article contrasts American and French stance on postwar Russia. The United States refuses to recognize any Russian state division beyond Poland Finland and Russian Armenia, urging unity until peace allows Russians to decide their future. Britain shares the aim for a peaceful, self-determined Russia, while France backs Wrangel and supports severing southern Russia from the north.
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Russia
France
Washington
General Wrangel
Poland
Finland
Russian
Armenia
United States
Ukraine
Crimea
America
Autumn Arrival Signals Harvest Time Hint
The piece reflects on autumn coming after summer, noting synthetic signs like nut gathering, corn shocks, and harvest bustle. It cites September 23 as the calendar start, but acknowledges nature may differ. It frames fall as a productive season for farmers and urban activity, with a tonic mood shift.
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Nature
New South Wales Creates World First Ministry of Motherhood
The article notes New South Wales forming the first Ministry of Motherhood aimed at aiding mothers and children who enter industry. It proposes an endowment funded by a graduated income tax, potentially subsidizing families with eight children, with reforms likened to public school welfare. It also briefly cites a folk remark about a tramp and a quote on moral failing.
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New South Wales
Labor
A Stiff Upper Lip Keeps Citizens Properly Dignified
The piece argues that a stiff upper lip is overvalued and offers a tongue in cheek suggestion to use a stiff lower lip instead. It notes the tongue in cheek shift would lack punch but might please purists and inspire steadfastness in the subject.
Every Flower Has Story of Its Own
The orchid is famed as the belle of flowers with over 12 000 varieties. Some species resemble a man in a hat or a lizard a bee or a butterfly. Orchids grow on tree branches in Mexico and the Americas and seeds drift by wind. Prices for rare specimens reach 10 500 dollars. Some species yield vanilla from their seeds. Orchis the origin of the name links to Greek myth and a tale of the torn body becoming flowers.
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Antrim
Mexico
West Times
South America
Orchis
Pantellus
Negro Must Die for Assaulting Woman
Kansas City Aug 28 The death penalty was imposed on Walker Lee a Negro by a jury in the criminal court Monday night finding him guilty of a statutory charge. The Negro was charged with having attacked Mrs Elizabeth Dahm 54 white.
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Kansas City
Walker Lee
Criminal
Elizabeth Dahm
Wheat headlines from Wyoming crops and war supply strains
The Wyoming crop season shows wheat rush to finish for the sugar campaign. Car shortages and full elevators push sacking to move grain, with Torrington Pine Bluffs and Burns affected yet improving. Farmers report growing corn and silo plans, hail storms lowering yields, and beet campaigns soon, while wagon shortages raise prices for transport gear.
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Ing
Torrington
Pine Bluffs
Burns
Wyoming
Nebraska
Ohio Oil adds three wells in Rock Creek field
The Ohio Oil company completed three wells in the Rock creek field, two at 200 barrels initial from the first sand and a southeast extension well. Total field yield now about 4 000 barrels per day, excluding drilling. Oil is treated at Midwest Refining’s Laramie plant. Elk Basin Consolidated holds 22 percent interest across the new sections.
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Ohio Oil Company
Rock Creek
Discovery
Laramie
Midwest Refining Company
Elk Basin Consolidated Petroleum Company
Interurban Train Crashes Kill Two Near Tacoma
A Seattle Tacoma limited interurban train struck an automobile at a grade crossing near Edgewood station on Monday night, killing two people and injuring three. None of the automobile occupants escaped injury.
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Tacoma
Wash
Edgewood Station
Texas Railroads to Appeal to Commission Over Rates
Texas railroads announce they will appeal the interstate commerce commission for relief after refusing to accept rate advances set by the Texas railroad commission for intrastate freight. The decision followed a Monday conference among attorneys for the principal Texas lines in Austin.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission For Relief
Gilmar to Resign His Army Commission
Captain B. W. Gilmar, recently relieved as Guam governor, announced on arrival here that he intended to resign his army commission.
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Gilmar
San Franciscco
B. W. Gilmar
Guam
Called to Kentucky by Mother's Death
Mrs. L. A. Broderick departed for Taylorsville Kentucky after learning of her mother Mrs I B Beauchamp death at the family home There had been a prior trip two months earlier for her father’s funeral.
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Kentucky
L. A. Broderick
Taylorsville
I. B. Beauchamp
Fifteenth Cavalry Band to Wheatland at Platte County Fair
Fort Russo cavalry band will headline the Platte county fair with a larger detachment led by Colonel Dugan. The unit will perform cavalry maneuvers similar to Frontier days and also provide the West’s best musical offerings as part of the event.
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Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Russo
Platte County Fair
Dugan
Transfer of Ellis Store Is Completed
The Bilis confectionery store changed hands Monday with Bruce Porter and W R Sheneman taking possession. Former owners Mr and Mrs Lom Bilis step aside as Porter and Sheneman assume full control and plan to maintain the store’s reputation for fine wholesome candies and ice cream.
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Bilis
Bruce Porter
W. R. Sheneman
Lom Bilis
Messrs. Porter
Sheneman
Royal Irish Constabulary revolt over uniforms in Dublin
In Dublin a large number of Royal Irish Constabulary members refused to be used to suppress political opinion. They removed their uniforms and departed the depot in civilian clothing, a Dublin report states.
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London
Royal Irish Constabulary
Dublin
Central News
Disabled Ex Soldiers Express Discontent
In Houston health service hospital records show 640 patients with 215 receiving no compensation from war insurance. Barely half get full compensation and only 36 are satisfied with their awards.
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Houston
Tex
Public Health Service Hospital
Bureau of War Insurance
Mart and Bart in Very Even Battle
Jersey City Aug. 23. Martin Burke of New Orleans and Bartley Madden boxed twelve rounds to a drawn verdict. Burke pressured early while Madden tightened in later rounds, leaving the bout score even and honors shared.
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Mart
Bart
Jersey
Australian Labor Talks Radicalism
Sydney report on August 23 notes Trades Union Conference adopts a resolution urging workers to cripple all industries if future deportations occur. The tone reflects union radicalism amid political pressure.
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Sydney
Australia
Trades Union Conference
Dr C Bouthington Remedy Adclaims Fast Relief
Advertisement for a remedy claiming rapid results in 3 to 6 days for obstinate cases. Promises no hair pain or work interference. Pricing listed as 2.00 for standard and 8.00 for double strength with a free booklet, addressed to Kansas City Missouri.
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DR. C
Bouthington
Kansas City
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Dick Faulkner
Everett True
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Rish Constabulary
Geo. P. Knight
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Lovell
Big Horn County
United States Bureau of Mines
Midland Carbon Company
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