Chilean envoy cites need for 15 merchant vessels and trade expansion
London dispatch reports Senor Tocornal presenting Chile's request for ships to boost Europe and Americas trade. He notes postwar gains, Tacna Arica tenure, plebiscite standoff with Peru, desire for open voting, and Chile’s support for arbitration and the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sexys Cocornal
England
Europe
Senor
Tocornal
America
Peru
Bolivia
Karipaca
Tacna
Arica
Chile
Edward
United States
Tatesman
George Gunning
Jean
Monroe
Tefferson
Madison
League of Nations
Thirteen Days Left to Mail Christmas Packages Nationwide
The piece urges early mailing of holiday parcels to ensure delivery by Christmas. It mentions Santa relying more on railroads this year and notes potential delays caused by a figure named Jack Prost and the need for timely sending to help Santa meet the holiday deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Jack Prost
Jack Ie
Joe
Santa
Rader Esgaber Faces Second Complaint In Whiskey Case
Walter Rader, freed after a preliminary hearing in Judge W. H. Edwards court on a charge of stealing whiskey from R Van Tassel’s cellar, was rearrested that evening and held to answer the same charge on four new bore complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rader
W. HH
Edward's Court
R .van Tassel
Cheyenne Girl Secures Place on Cosmopolitan Basketball Team
Ida G Emerson daughter of RK and M Emerson of 216 W Twentieth St has earned a spot on the Cosmopolitan basketball team at Sboothe Missouri Buainens College. She played Tuesday in the opening game of the inter state series with a margin reported as a score of to ft, according to word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Ida G. Emerson
M. Emerson
Twentieth St
Sboothe
Buainens College
Prized Cheyenne citizen Prank Hawkins Vaughan dies at 12:30
Prank Hawkins Vaughan, a prominent Cheyenne Creamery founder and longtime public servant, died this morning. Born July 23, 1852 in Woodstock Vermont, he built Cheyenne Creamery after moving to Cheyenne in 1902. He chaired church work and served in the Sons of the American Revolution. He leaves widow, two sons Harold and Stanley, and a son in Framingham Massachusetts. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. from 314 East Twentieth Street.
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Prank Hawkins VaUghan
Cheyenne
South Pomfret
Avay
Woodtock
Randolph Center
State Normal School
Lilla DP. Pratt
Woodstock
Fremont
Neb
Beatrice Creamery Company
Cheyenne Creamery Company
Sons of the American Revolution
First Congregational Church
Vaughan
Cheysone
Logoas
Harold B
Stanley C. Vaughan
Framingham
Mass
East Eighteenth Street
Highways blocked by heavy snowfall across regional routes
Lincoln Highway reports impassable segments from Cheyenne to Pine Bluffs with 4 to 10 inches of drifted snow and stalled cars from Cheyenne to Laramie. From Walcott to Rawlins about 940 inches drifted snow, Rawlins to Point of Rocks open to teams then Green River and Lyman, Evanston. Yellowstone Highway detours after Denver arrival in 13 hours, Oh forth impassable with 4 to 412 inches of drifted snow to Douglas.
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Lincoln Highway
Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
Laramie
Walcott
Rawlins
Point of Rocks
Green River
Lyman
Evanston
Rock Yellowstone Highway
Denver
Douglas
Government Examinations Announced For Civil Service Posts
Several civil service examinations were announced with openings across multiple departments. Positions include Cotton technologist, $2000 to $4000. Tinner, draftsman, and architectural steel roles with varying monthly stipends. bacteriologist and associate bacteriologists with 130 to 180 dollars monthly. associate physicist in aeronautics at 3000. mechanical engineer in experimental work at 728?. Panama Canal service physician up to 300 monthly. accounting clerk and related postings with substantial salary scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Panama Canal Service
Ames
Catherine Finnerty Dies, Mother of Ten
Catherine Finnerty wife of Patrick Finnerty passed away early yesterday at the family home 202 East Twentieth street. She is survived by her husband and ten children. The remains are in the care of the W W Dumm mortuary. Funeral announcement to be made later after arrival of children from distant points.
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Catherine Finnerty
Patrick Finnerty
East Twentieth Street
W. W. Dumm
Union Pacific 10 Meet Schedule Amid Transport Changes
Following widespread cuts in service, Union Pacific releases an amended schedule advising travelers to verify connections at ticket offices. The full timetable reflects current operations with discontinued trains omitted and urges recent travelers to plan accordingly amid nationwide reductions.
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Union Pacific
Many Ex Soldiers Leaving England for Germany Duties
A sizable group of regular soldiers who marched to the Rhine with the American army of occupation in 1918 have returned from the United States and reenlisted. They join the Fifth and Fiftieth infantry regiments near Coblenz awaiting assignment. They will soon move to Upper Silesia to supervise the plebiscite. Many hail from the First, Second and Third divisions with lengthy service in France and Belgium.
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Germany
Dow
Rhine
United States
Coblenz
Upper Silesia
France
Belgium
Remains to be Taken to Kansas for Burial
The remains of T. Witherspoon, father of Clyde Hackney, will be sent this afternoon from the W. W. Dumm mortuary to Glen Wer, Kan., for burial. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hackney will accompany the remains.
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T. Witherspoon
Clyde Hackney
Evans Street
W. W. Dumm Mortuary
Glen Wer
Kan
Cldye Hackney
Bargain Harness Sale by Western Dealer in Omaha
800 sets of harness offered with discounts, including 200 sets at 53 dollars, 400 sets at 65 dollars, 100 show harnesses, 100 used harnesses at 35 dollars, curled hair collars at 5.50, capitas collars a pair, 11 inch halters at 16.50, Consord traces four for 44.90. Dealer claims largest in the west and carload buys, mail orders to First National Bank address in Omaha, Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consord
West
Nat'l Bank
16Th
Omaha
Neb
Webster
Torture Allegations Emerge in Kioto Bribery Case
In Kyoto Japan charges of torture surface against former Kioto prefecture officials in a bribery scandal. Witnesses claim public prosecutors coerced confessions using harsh methods including a device called a pig box, with defendants detailing long hours of intimidation and threats.
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Kioto
Japan
Jushiro
Kioto Prefecture
Arsot
Te Soci Kiao
Kiveh
Koto Perfectual
Fragmentary Threats Prompt Investigation
A damaged OCR note indicates threats demanding confession or bribe. An investigation was begun into the alleged coercion and related acts. Additional readable fragments mention a motive and a potential suspect, but details are unclear.
Winter Weather and Heavy Foods Highlight Digestive Relief
A short, period style notice promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a safe cleanser for the bowels stomach and liver during winter meals. It claims gentle effects without nausea and notes wide popularity.
Delivery Promptly at Expense Quote
A fragment notes a promise of delivery at the buyer's expense and mentions payment terms of two dollars. The text is incomplete but indicates a transaction or order with prompt delivery and cost borne by the recipient.
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Wnationg
Rader Esgaber
WAMT
Cheamery Man
Highways Weather Report
Overland
Dinneen
Acunsenev
Kansas
Sam Marchick & Sons
Carey
Taylor & Clay, Inc
Plains Hotel
New York
Detzer
Smith
Pia Bok
Pam
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Capitol Avenue
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