Osborne Resignation From Assistant Secretary of State
The resignation of Hon. John E. Osborne as assistant secretary of state due to ill health is announced. The State Leader prints the correspondence with Secretary Lansing and President Wilson, noting Osborne’s valued service and the official letters accepting his departure.
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John E. Osborne
Frank Harrow
Wyoming
Osborne
Wilson
Ter
Lansing
Preeient Wilson
Mr. Osborne
Secretary of State
Woodrow Wilson
Lansing’s Warm Wishes to Governor Osborne
A historical note shows Robert Lansing writing to Governor Osborne from the Department of State in Washington. He offers cordial regards and expresses confidence and friendship, extending best wishes for health and happiness.
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Mra. Osborne
Canada’s Loyalty to the Mother Country
The Salt Lake Herald-Republican notes Canada’s strong loyalty to Britain during WWI. It cites a brief pledge to Lloyd George and praises Canadian military sacrifice and support for the Allied cause. The piece asks how Canada may be rewarded after the war.
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican
Canada
Lloyd-George
Canmunda
Empire
A Square Deal Praise for Wilsons Congress Message
The piece commends the presidents message to congress for brevity and businesslike tone. It notes support from Senator Smoot and New York Times on how the president seeks to remove legal obstacles and promote freer enterprise while upholding fair play and Sherman act caution. It views the message as a strong step for national export trade and restraint of anti trust excesses.
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Congress
Smoot
Gompera
Wilson
New York Times
American Federation of Labor
Antidotes for Temptation and Will Power
A New York minister asks prominent men nationwide for the greatest safeguard against temptation. Responses range from Carnegie on alos to Abbott and Tarkington praising home influence, Brisbane and Batcheller on knowledge, Tagore on healthy interest. The article argues will power and home guidance matter most.
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New York
Alos
Andrew Carnegie
Lyman Abbott
Oscar 8
Strauss
Booth Tarkington
Arthur Brisbane
Willi — Og Batcheller
Sir Rabindranath Tagore
Saloniki a War Storm Center Through Ages
WASHINGTON D C December 19 Saloniki has been a war focal point in Europe, with a turbulent history from ancient Therme to a Greek and Roman hub. H G Dwight summarizes its rulers, founders, notable residents like Cicero and St Paul, and its Byzantine rise as a Balkan trade capital amid repeated attacks.
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Washington, D. C
Saloniki
National Geographic Society
H. G. Dwight
Society
Dwight
Athens
Constantinople
Saroniki
Therme
Therma
Darius
Scythia
Thrace
Xerxes
Greece
Philip
Alexander the Great
Fella
Vardar
Kassander
Macedonia
Thessaloniki
Kassandra
Ths
Cicero
St. Paul
Thessalonians
Nero
Battier
Las Encantadas
Louvre
Trajan
Aphrodite
Galerius
Diocletian
Liciiius
Constantine the Great
Theodosius the Great
Gotha
Milan
St. Ambrose
Theodosius
Salonik
Balkan Peninsula
Europe
Alexandria
Avars
Kons
Saloniki Through Ages A Chronicle Of Fortunes And Wars
The passage recounts Saloniki s sieges and control by Saracens Normans Turks and Greeks from 904 to 1913 noting sacking by the Saracens in 904 conquest by Normans in 1195 Turkish capture in 1430 and long Ottoman rule A Balkan War era shift ends with the 1913 Bucharest treaty placing Saloniki under Greece and the uneasy prospect of future upheavals.
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Saloniki
Ans
Constantinople
Boniface
Montferrat
Demetrius
Epirus
Thessalonians
Mourad I
Macedonia
Salonik
Nyazi Bey
Enever Bey
Enver Pasha
Abdul Hamid II
Kalamaria
Bucharest
Chalcidice
Greece
Court actions hinge on Great Dome stock dispute
In Thermopolis and Cheyenne judges confront fraud and perjury charges tied to the Mexico-Wyoming company. Judge Metz nullified a Great Dome tract and ordered 700 000 shares placed in court, while bonds and commissions, plus a $165 000 claim, complicate the case. Clark seeks an exam of the books.
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Percy Metz
Great
Doma
Lark
Clark
Stoddard
J. B. Ross
Metz
Thermopolis
Great Dome Company
Mexico-Wyoming Company
Cheyenne
Mexico
Wyoming firm files voluntary bankruptcy over alleged massive fake debts
A Wyoming company filed for voluntary bankruptcy listing debts totaling 161000 dollars. The firm contends that only 17 one thousandths of one percent of the claimed sum is valid and lawful, while the remainder is fake indebtedness designed to defeat Clark's property claims.
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Wyoming Company
Clark
Good Roads Men To Meet In China Friday December 22
Industrial club directors finalize plans for a good roads convention at the club in China on Friday at 11 in the morning. D O Eldridge of the federal good roads department and J A Whittaker, the upcoming federal engineer for the road district, will speak. A bill will be drafted to present to the legislature to access federal good roads funds. Secretary R M Lamont says letters have been sent to commercial clubs newspapers and individuals across the state and a large attendance is anticipated.
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Industrial Club
D. O. Eldridge
Good Roads Department
United States Government
J. A. Whittaker
Wyoming
R. M. Lamont
Commercial
Blizzard Rages on Sherman Hill Between Cheyenne and Laramie
Trainmen report a fierce blizzard on the Sherman Hill stretch between Cheyenne and Laramie. Winds drove pebbles through windows near Granite Canon and Buford, leaving holes like small bullets.
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Wear
Cheyenne
Laramie
Granite Canon
Buford
Union Pacific switch man loses finger in yard accident
John J. Seala a Union Pacific switch man sustained the loss of a finger early yesterday morning when his hand was crushed between freight car bumpers in the yards here.
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John J. Seala
Union Pacific
Willoughby's Bo Arrives Here Today
The remains of Jim Willoughby will arrive in Cheyenne this afternoon on No 20 per Joe Cahill. The funeral will be Thursday at 2 PM from the early undertaking parlors with Dr George Rafter of the Episcopal church officiating. If weather allows, mounted cowboys and cowgirls will escort the cortege to the cemetery. His saddle gun and lariat accompany the body. C D Shawver, assistant state engineer, left yesterday bound for Iowa.
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Jim
Kidd) Willoughby
Cheyenne
Joe Cahill
California
George ©. Rafter
Eipiscopal
Cahill
Willoughby
Holiday Visit Planned in Osceola Ta
A reader notes an afternoon in Osceola Ta to spend the holidays with relatives there.
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Osceola
Gash Co Sends Package to Bolivia at 50 Cent Postage
The Dennis K Gash company shipped a package to La Paz Bolivia to D R Velez containing neckwear silk shirts mufflers and silk hosiery. Parcels post cost and insurance total 50 cents each. The clothing is bound for high altitude La Paz at about 13000 feet.
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Dennis K. Gash Company
la Pe
Bolivia
D. R. Velez
la Per
Cheyenne
Goes to Border Camp Dr Glas son to Camp Colum bus NM
Dr Glas son of Fort D. A. Russell departed yesterday for the border camp at Colum bus New Mexico.
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Dr. Glasson
Fort D. A
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