Kendrick’s clash with packers reshapes Wyoming policy
The Tribune credits Senator Kendrick with forcing a challenge to packer dominance, rallying public opinion and drawing attention to the packers’ influence on stockmen. His solitary drive, not yet before the Supreme Court, spurred a broader push toward a square deal for ranching and curbing packer power nationwide.
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Kendrick
Supreme Court
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Tribune
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Senta Udtreet
Senate
Wyoming
Farm crop and livestock values soar past prewar averages
Secretary Houston reports Total gross value of farm crops for 1919 near 15.0 billion dollars, about three times the 1910 14 or 1914- average. Livestock on farms reaches 8.83 billion, up 546 million from 1918 and 3.51 billion above 1914. Meat production for 1919 expected to top last year 20.25 billion pounds with 21.0 billion projected and pork at 12.9 billion pounds.
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Pal
Ee Rreesooe
Hivuston
United States
War Department to Sell 1,700 Tons of Surplus Beef at 20 Percent Off
The War Department plans to release 34,000,000 pounds of frozen beef from surplus stock within one or two weeks. Sales will start at 20 percent below Chicago quotations through wholesalers and retailers and run until January 15, 1920. Minimum sales occur in carload lots via trade channels with refrigeration constraints noted.
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Chicago
War Department
Tcheel
Bs Sefone
Laidene Eota
A Casual Glance at the Line-Up
A fragment from the New Work Globe notes a lively crowd of camp followers and faint virtues amid a noisy lineup. The text hints at satire and a bustling scene with playful critique.
Government lifts sugar price deadlines amid indictments in Chicago
The attorney general oversees a broad sugar profiteering crackdown with 35 indictments in Chicago alone. The Sugar Equalization Board and the Department of Justice approve higher price allowances for expensive grades not Cuban, with Cuban sugar set at 9 cents. Retailers may price higher as long as records of sales and profits for Cuban sales are kept.
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Chicago
Sugar Equalization Board
Department of Justice
Voices of War and Aftermath Echo in Parody and Protest
Fragmented improvised prose condemns nationalism and militarism while mocking postwar ideals. It brands the League of Nations as defeated, mocks leaders and parties, and warns of renewed arms build up as the world faces future conflict. The piece intertwines satire with wartime memory and political critique.
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Marne
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Argonne Wood
Weu
Nessus
France
Italy
England
Sherman
Reed
Lodge
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Untidy citation ties League of Nations to warned infanticide speech
The fragment cites a comparison linking the League of Nations to an infantcide claim and notes an American idea echoed in a 1910 Roosevelt speech. It presents a historical quotation fragment without full context or clear attribution.
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League of Nations
Leyrer D. Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
Cbleskon
Jay Comibana
Roosevelt
Abridged Constitution Editions for Roosevelt Coffee Houses
Abridged editions of the constitution will be placed on tables in the Roosevelt coffee houses as intellectual uplift. It is unclear if the eighteenth amendment will be included to avoid disturbing patrons with a peaceful reminder.
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Patroclus
Demon
Pythias
David
Jonathan
Wilson
House
de Atone Seane Conan Doyle
Aioe
Roosevelt
World News Briefs: Clergy, Pershing, Poets in Transit
Archbishop Lennon in Massachusetts and Bishop Lennan in Montana attend church events as Congress adjourns for Christmas. General Pershing arrives in Chicago for a brief London to New York trip. Belgian poet Maeterlinck docks in New York ahead of a U S lecture tour. Hungarian women gain vote in parliamentary elections. Cardinal Gasparri hosts gala dinner honoring new cardinals after wartime disruption.
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Lennon
Bana Wetana
Mass
Lennan
Great Falls
Congress
General Pershing
Chicago
Maurice Maeterlinck
New York
United States
Hungary
Gasparri
Chicago’s first large department store founder anniversary notes
The passage lists historical anniversaries from 1842 to 1917 including Elberfeld born founder of Chicago’s first large department store, Garfield appointing Edwin Stanton, Toronto banning Sunday streetcars, Marconi wireless messages, Russian WWII events, Montenegrin heights battle, Wilson peace note, and Bolshevist secret treaties beginnings.
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Ot ‘Oung
Chicago
Elberfeld
Neater
Lake Geneva
Wis
Garfield
Edwin M. Stanton
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Toronto
Signor
Marconi
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Cornwall
Kings of England
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Montencerin Heights
Berane
Bjalopolia
Wilson
Wartime Leaders Debate League Postpone Claim
One year ago today in the war Senator Lodge urged delaying the league of nations until after the peace conference. President Wilson met with Italian statesmen in Paris to discuss Italy's claims at the peace talks.
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Senator Lodge
League of Nations
Wilson
Paris
Italy
Birthday Honorees Mark Today's Notables Across Nations
Prince George born 47 years ago today. Major General John F Morrison born Charlottesville North Carolina 62 years ago today. Theodore B Burton born Jefferson Ohio 0 today. Dr. Harry Keal Judson president University of Chicago born Jamestown Y 170 years ago today. Stephen B L Pfe president Whitman Goieom Philadelphia 55 years ago today. Cyrus Townsend Brady born Alleghany Pennsylvania 58 years ago today. Branch Rickey president St Louis Nations League baseball club born Lucasville Ohio 38 years ago today.
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John F. Morrison
Charlottesville
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Theodore B. Burton
United States
Ohio
Jefferson, C
Harry Keal Judson
University of Chicago
Jamestown
Im Y
Stephen B. L. Pfe
Whitman Goieom
Philadelphia
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Oler Kyman
Alleghany
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Nations League Baseball Club
Lucasville
Havana Winter Meeting and New Orleans Parish Fair Open
Winter racing meets held by the Cuba American Jockey Club in Havana and the Jefferson Parish Fair Association in New Orleans are listed. Harvard Lag gros team departs for Los Angeles to face the University of Oregon.
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Havana
Jefferson Parish Fair Association
New Orleans
Harvard Lag Gros
Los Angeles
University of Oregon
Regular meeting at Labor hall on Monday evening
Notice of a regular meeting at the Labor hall scheduled for Monday evening December 22. The agenda includes business of importance followed by refreshments and a smoker. All members urged to attend. 49-20-24
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Town blouse gift for Christmas season features crepe de chine
A town gift item highlights a crepe de chine blouse as a practical yet festive present for Christmas. The article notes affordable, stylish options with attention to material and fit, appealing to shoppers seeking ready made attire.
Oldest Christmas Toy Maker Keeps Busy at Eighty Six
Jesse Crandall, the veteran toy maker, remains active at eighty six as he helps a young visitor pick a doll, continuing a festive family craft tradition.
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Jesse Crandall
Sinter
International Cops Projected by Britain
Major David Davies MP urged the Grotings society that nations should keep sufficient armies for internal order and supply forces to the league of nations. He proposed concentrated international units and a league controlled arsenal for gas planes submarines and heavy weapons with no nation owning or using them. He cautioned American resistance as the president of the republic supported league principles.
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London
David Davies
Grotings Society
League of Nations
League
Davies
America
Great Republic
Welcome to George's Heir and Anglo American Warmth
The Globe notes a warm welcome for the Prince of Wales in New York and nationwide responses in London. It humorously warns Americans to remember Britain and America share friendship despite mischief-makers. The piece suggests both nations have lessons to teach each other about institutions.
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London
America
Prince of Wales
Globe
New York
Britain
Insurance firms cancel whiskey sales raise government liability
Chicago reports an announced action by the Louisville branch of the Connecticut Mutual Insurance company to cancel pari passu on whiskey and other intoxicants, saying it will prove the government’s responsibility and seek recovery from the government at Washington next week, Levy, counsel for the national distillers’ committee, said today.
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Chicago
Out of Bend
Louisville
Connecticut Mutual Insurance Company
Coeee
Washington
Levy Ayer
Coungel
National Distillers’ Committee
Notice of three member commission appointment
An announcement from Washington Nevada details the appointment of a three member commission under the Lituminous provisions to merit approval and signal Aure or Prtient Wilson. The fragmentary text confirms the selection process and the involvement of named individuals.
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Washington
Nev
Commission of Three
Death Sheds Light On Tabor Case In Langiem Tragedy
Lawton Michigan reports Mack Tabor a Langiem student was saved from death by a scrawled fealty amid a criminal incident last month. Late tonight investigators tied the death to an illegal operation, confirming a fatal outcome.
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Lawton
Mich
Speotr
Nene
Mack Tabor
Langiem
Generally fair weekend weather outlook
The forecast indicates generally fair conditions for Saturday with a gentle breeze. No significant storms are expected. temperatures will be mild and comfortable across the region.
Healer Sparks Revival Fury In South Wales
A religious revival spreading across Wales began at a mission led by Stephen Jeffreys. Reports of visions and divine healing sparked hundreds of conversions and drew worshippers from far away to witness the revival in Aberman, South Wales.
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Aberman
South Wales
Wales
Stephen Jeffreys
Senate approves large war benefits package for soldiers
The senate passed a broad benefits bill allocating about 433.9 million for miscellaneous support including 30 million for war risk insurance. The notice references Christmas greetings advice from a Cheyenne printery at 114 West 17th Street.
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Defienay
Senate
Cheyenne Printery
West 17Th Street
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