England's Cotton King Sir Charles Macara to attend World Cotton Conference
Sir Charles Wright Macara, veteran leader of the British cotton industry, is likely to attend the World Cotton Conference in New Orleans this fall. A self-made baronet and head of Bannerman mills, he founded the Life boat Saturday Fund after a stormy rescue at sea and has influenced wage schemes reducing strikes.
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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 In Political Critique
The piece argues Republicans failed to deliver after three months of control, criticizing Democratic misgovernance and praising GOP leaders Lodge Penrose Gillett Mondell as the cure. It contrasts past blame with present inaction and questions accountability.
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Congress
Lodge
Penrose
Gillett
Mondell
Parisian Tailors Reveal Pet Clothing Designs
A fragmented OCR snippet notes Parisian tailors regularly produce place containing designs for clothing. The readable text hints at fashion items for animals, suggesting a niche artisan market in Paris.
Smoking Surge Across Cars Amid War Strain
An old newspaper note observes higher tobacco use on crowded trains and in many places due to wartime stress. It notes cigarettes soothe nerves for aviators and nurses, while anti tobacco campaigns gain momentum despite rising consumption over generations since a German professor blamed tobacco 150 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Horrors at the Shore
A reader columns on Atlantic City beach attire protesting relaxation of stocking rules at bathing hour. The piece counters a Washington claimant criticizing men’s bodies as unattractive, insisting beachgoers vary in age shape and charm amid sun and crowds.
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H. B. Harrison
Washington
Atlantic City
Wrhal
American
The 141 American Millionaires and the Rise of Wealth
A historical note on wealth, listing 141 Americans with million-dollar incomes and thousands of other millionaires by income bands. It contrasts real money distinction with mere possession and cites the New York Sun on wealth distribution and public reaction to vast fortunes.
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Nework
United States
New York Sun
France
Mexican leader may rely on Tamaulipas commander Fortenato Zuazua
The report suggests Carranza could depend on Fortenato Zuazua as the commander of troops in Tamaulipas, a figure regarded with auspicious status.
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Carranza
Tamaulipas
Fortenato Zuazua
Senator Reed and Armour Warn on National Plight
Armour calls Uncle Sam on an extravagant drunk while Reed describes the nation as suffering shell shock. He attributes the Senate’s ailment to greed and urges exposure of the malady afflicting government.
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Armour
Uncle Sam
Senator Reed
Senate
Lost submarine Breimen captured by Britain three years ago
British forces seized the Breimen and kept the crew’s fate secret for three years to nourish German nerves. The unit’s capture was kept quiet to prevent uncertainty from spreading among Germany’s leadership and public.
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Breimen
Germany
Assignments Made for Coming School Year in Cheverne
Superintendent A S Jessup completed teacher assignments for Cheverne city schools. The roster lists principals, grade teachers, subject specialists, supervisors, a school nurse, and rural teachers by school and grade with numerous named staff across multiple schools.
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Cheverne
A. &. Jessup
A. S. Jessup
D. A. Worcester
Valeria Bannell
Latae Cooper
Ruth Bridenbaugh
Wilhelminia Miller
Prandts
Loge
Cheyenne Police Busy Tracking Fugitives Amid Local Disorder
Local police in Cheyenne pursue fugitives from other towns while handling minor water ordinance violators and a badge theft case. In surrounding towns crime rises, but Cheyenne remains relatively quiet though several arrests are noted. One young man with an unauthorized badge faces penalties, and officers work from limited identifications to corral suspects.
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Tony Sesto
Birle
Amd GA
Business Incorporations and Corporate Details Filed
The document lists articles of incorporation and certificates of location for several entities. It notes Shonsons Development in Stesertieg of Sateenan, Live Stock Company in Converse county, Rock River Lumber, and First Baptist Church of Powell among others, with capital stock figures and initial directors. It also records Mountain Motors Company in Colorado and multiple office locations and agents of record, including Northwestern Of Co Casper and Sweetwater Auto Co Green River.
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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
Civil Service Clerk Carrier Exam Postponed in Cheyenne
The United States Civil Service Commission announces the clerk and carrier examination at Cheyenne, originally set for August 23, postponed to September 27. Open to men and women to establish an eligible register for vacancies in the 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 as its share of a special tax for the new city county building. The funds were handed to County Treasurer Jay K. Stoddard and will be turned over to the city. The railroad challenged the tax but an agreement was reached and the suit was dropped. The city accepted the amount without interest.
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Union Pacific Railway
Jay K. Stockiard
K. Stoddard
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L. C. Brand
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Pauline Rose
Georgia Sullivan
Mabel Hawes
Dru
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Edith Vogelgesang
Ruth Chaplin
Churchill Sahoo
J. C. Liston
Ida Davis
Elizabeth Phaidley
Annie Kennedy
Joyce Sullivan
Alberta
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Nelle Ewers
Corlett
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Nelle Batte
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Grace Paden
Margaret Sweeney
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Nell
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Clive Wilts
Florence Fixnagan
E. J. Thompson
Georgia Crary
Virginia Wark
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Archer
Alice Detlefsen
Beekle
A. Halsilen
Center
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Rice
Joseph Peberdy
Ted
State OF Wyoming
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Wyoming Trust & Savings Bank
Harry B. Henderson
United States Civil Service
I G. Newlin
Laramid
Union Pacific
Brecht
Ardara Minm
Tata
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Oi Oi
Maia Pat
Indian Packing Company
Qreen Bay, Wisconsin
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