England's Cotton King Sir Charles Macara Heads to World Conference
Sir Charles Wright Macara a leading British cotton spinner and head of the Federation of Master Cotton Spinners is expected to attend the World Cotton Conference in New Orleans this fall. Born in 1845 in Scotland he built Bannerman mills Manchester and founded the Lifeboat Saturday Fund.
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New Orleans
Charles Wright Macara
Lish Federation
Conia
America
Banneman Mills
Manchester
Legion of Honor
Order de Leopold
Sir Charles Macara
Great Beitom
Cottom Spinners’ Federation
Sir Charles
International Federation of Cotton Spinners
United States
Europe
Scotland
Lifeboat Saturday Fund
St. Annie's-on-Sea
England
Great Britain
The Tables Are Turned After Republican Accountability
The passage argues that Democrats blamed Republicans for failures of war, peace, and reconstruction. It criticizes the prior Democratic Congress and claims three months of Republican control has not shown improvement. It cites leaders Lodge, Penrose, Gillett, and Mondell as examples of effective Republicans.
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Congress
Lodge
Penrose
Gillett
Mondell
Parisian Tailors Expose Designs For Pet Attire
A fragmented clipping notes Parisian tailors reportedly printing or displaying clothing designs for pet wear. The readable items mention tailors and fashion items but lack clear dates or named brands.
Smoking Amid War Sparks Tension On Trains And In Hospitals
The article notes a notable rise in cigarette use during wartime among soldiers aviators and nurses alike. It highlights a shift from strict bans in trains and Y M C A lounges to wider acceptance and claims soothing effects. The piece contrasts growing smoking with long standing anti tobacco campaigns dating back 150 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Horrors at the Shore Protest Against Beach Attire
A Washington woman petitions the Atlantic City Beach Censae complaining about men in scant bathing attire. The letter argues for stockings and covered arms and chests for men, claiming beaches display unsightly bodies, while noting both genders vary in appearance and sunburn can affect beauty.
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H. B. Harrison
Washington
Atlantic City
Wrhal
American
The Elite Millionaire Circle in 141 Richest Americans
The New York Sun lists 141 Americans with million-dollar annual incomes plus 6,523 others in various millionaire brackets. It notes real wealth distinction now requires at least one million dollars in annual income and argues vast sums, if evenly distributed, would yield only four cents per day to each person. The piece cites Rothschild as a cautionary tale about equal shares.
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Nework
United States
New York Sun
France
Carranza Seeks Support From Tamaulipas Commander
Carranza may rely on Fortenato Zuazua, the Tamaulipas state commander, for troops and strategic backing as he navigates military and political pressures.
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Carranza
Tamaulipas
Fortenato Zuazua
Armour Attacks Senate Greed and Shell Shock Critics
Armour labels Uncle Sam as on an extravagant drunk while Senator Reed warns the nation suffers shell-shock. He blames greed in packing houses and calls for exposing the malady afflicting the senate.
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Armour
Uncle Sam
Senator Reed
Senate
Lost submarine Breimen captured by British three years ago
British forces captured the Breimen submarine three years ago and kept the crew in strict secrecy. German authorities were left puzzled as no information or word ever escaped to Germany, where uncertainty and nerves persisted.
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Breimen
Germany
Assignments Made For Coming School Year In Cheverne
Superintendent A S Jessup finalized teacher placements for the next school year in Cheverne city schools. The statement lists principals, grade assignments, and staff across Central, Converse, Corlett, Jet, and Rural schools with numerous teachers and supervisors named.
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Cheverne
A. &. Jessup
A. S. Jessup
D. A. Worcester
Valeria Bannell
Latae Cooper
Ruth Bridenbaugh
Wilhelminia Miller
Prandts
Loge
Maude Varney
Alice Wil Lanse
L. C. Brand
Central School
Lulu Meath
Mary Harringter
Pauline Rose
Georgia Sullivan
Mabel Hawes
Dru
Katharine Organ
Edith Vogelgesang
Ruth Chaplin
Churchill Sahoo
J. C. Liston
Ida Davis
Elizabeth Phaidley
Annie Kennedy
Joyce Sullivan
Alberta
Dora Leach
Bessie Burke
Nelle Ewers
Corlett
Irene Hinkston
Nelle Batte
Mary Green
Grace Paden
Margaret Sweeney
Edwina Branson
Nell
A Ioslines
Cheyenne Police Busy Tracking Fugitives and Notable Incidents
Local Cheyenne police pursue suspects from other towns while handling minor water ordinance violators and a badge wearing youth. A trend shows surrounding towns report more crime. Cheyenne experiences fewer major incidents though arrests include a Tuesday badge case and several fines for violations.
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Tony Sesto
Birle
Amd GA
Diverse Wyoming Business Firms Forming or Filing Charters
A series of corporate filings and incorporations are noted in the secretary of state records. Shonsons Development Company, Live Stock Company, Rock River Lumber, First Baptist Church Powell, Mountain Motors of Colorado, and various offices and agents locations are listed with directors or officers names and capital details.
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Shonsons Development Company
Stesertieg of
Sateenan
Avereet
Priday
Aech
J. W. Keller-Brow Live Stock Company
Capital Stock
Converse County
Thorton P
Godfrey P. Brow
John P. Keller
Rock River Lumber Company
P. €. Nichollaysen
Casper
Nea
Maren M. Tyler
Hook River
B. J. Heister
Ella A. Hagee
George J. Sayder
George M. Black
H. Curndall
First Baptist Church of
Powell
Lloyd A. Littrell
William A. Steinkrans
Fred W. Snyder
D. Elledge
J. W. Stech
Mountain Motors Company
Colorado
Secretary of State
Northwestern of Co
C. W. Carlisle
Casper Yy No. 7
Elmer T. Itz
Loramie
Sweetwater Auto Co
John Evers
Green River
Newcastle Cattle Loan Co
J. J. Klodt
Newcastle
Lewis Cash Grocery
H. A. Lewis
Kemmerer
Uinta Comlunty State Bank
Emerson M. Pugh
Mountainview
Cheyenne Civil Service Exam Postponed to Sept 27
The United States Civil Service Commission announces that the clerk and carrier examination in Cheyenne, originally set for August 23, is postponed to September 27. Open to men and women, the test will establish an eligible register for future vacancies in Cheyenne post office. Entrance salary is $1,000 per year.
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Commission
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Pays Special City Tax
The Union Pacific Railway paid 3433.77 dollars as its share of the special tax for the new city county building. The sum was sent to county treasurer Jay K. Stoddard and will go to the city. The railroad had contested the tax but an agreement was reached and a suit was dropped. The city accepted the assessed amount without interest.
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Union Pacific Railway
Jay K. Stockiard
K. Stoddard
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Randolph Letor
Albert Hearst
Htoria and Business Office
Tenhoner,itorial Business OF
Clive Wilts
Florence Fixnagan
E. J. Thompson
Georgia Crary
Virginia Wark
Nellie Keough
Archer
Alice Detlefsen
Beekle
A. Halsilen
Center
Mina Wilson
Rice
Joseph Peberdy
Ted
State OF Wyoming
United States Treasury Department
Dee
The
Wyoming Trust & Savings Bank
Harry B. Henderson
United States Civil Service
I G. Newlin
Laramid
Union Pacific
Brecht
Ardara Minm
Tata
Council
Oi Oi
Maia Pat
Indian Packing Company
Qreen Bay, Wisconsin
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