Senator Kendrick Stirs Packard Stand For Wyoming Square Deal
The Tribune credits Senator Kendrick with rallying voters and stockmen against packer dominance, forcing a retreat by the powerful firms. His campaign exposed abuses, drew public opinion, and pushed for a square deal in ranching, with wide implications for Wyoming and the nation.
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Farm crop value soars past prewar levels in 1919 outputs
Secretary Houston reports total value of crops and livestock on farms in 1919 far exceeds 1917 and 1914 figures. Farm livestock total reaches 8.83 billion, up from 1918 and 1917, with forecasts for meat production hitting about 21 billion pounds in 1919, including 12.9 billion pounds of pork.
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United States
Government to Sell 34 Million Pounds Frozen Beef Surplus
The War Department plans to release 34 million pounds of frozen beef from army surplus within the next week or two at 20 percent below Chicago quotations. Sale will be through wholesalers and retailers until January 15, 1920, then via general channels. Min 30,000 pound carload lots required. refrigerating cars needed for transport.
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War Department
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A Casual Glance at the Line-up
A brief snapshot from the New Work Globe offers a casual view of a line-up, noting clever camp followers and hidden virtues amid muddled lines. The piece hints at satire and social commentary without clear events or names.
Sugar price controls ease for higher grade imports
The sugar situation rests with the attorney general as indictments rise nationwide against profiteers. In Chicago 35 indictments target dealers in sugar. The Sugar Equalization Board and the Justice Department permit lifting the price deadline on more expensive grades where demand exists, excluding Cuban sugar which is set at 9 cents a pound. Wholesale and retail margins are outlined, with a record kept of sales and profits when Cuban sugar sells above its price.
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Sugar Equalization Board
Department of Justice
We Have Killed the League and Begun War Instead
A polemical tirade rails against the League of Nations and postwar reforms, praising militarism and national vanity while denouncing American isolationism and Wilson’s ideals. It condemns alliances, stereotypes, and calls for renewed armament and conflict, contrasting with calls for cooperation and brotherhood.
Legacy of the League as a nation’s child idea in early 20th century rhetoric
The text portrays the League of Nations metaphor as a newborn idea rooted in American discourse. It recalls a 1910 Roosevelt speech and cites figures such as D. Parkes Cadman of Brooklyn and Jay Cominiana as part of the era’s political rhetoric.
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League of Nations
Leyrer D. Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
Cbleskon
Jay Comibana
Roosevelt
Constitution Abridged Editions Placed in Roosevelt Coffee Houses
Abridged editions of the constitution will be placed on tables in Roosevelt coffee houses as an intellectual uplift. The text does not state whether the Eighteenth Amendment is included or if it would spare patrons from political reminders.
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Roosevelt
Archbishops and Pershing in City Events
Today in Boston and Chicago events include Archbishop Lennon and Bishop Lennan in Massachusetts and Montana, Congress adjourning for Christmas recess, General Pershing arriving in Chicago for a weekend stay, and Belgian poet Maurice Maeterlinck beginning a U.S. lecture tour in New York. Hungary holds its first women’s vote to elect a new parliament as Cardinal Gasparri hosts a gala dinner after the consistory.
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Mass
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Great Falls
Congress
General Pershing
Chicago
Maurice Maeterlinck
New York
United States
Hungary
Gasparri
Anniversary chronicle of notable events and births
A compact dated montage lists 1842 first Chicago department store founder birth and death in 1906, 1869 Garfield appoints Edwin Stanton to the Supreme Court, 1890 Toronto bans Sunday street cars, 1902 Marconi wireless message to kings, 1944 Soviet check on German advance, 1916 Wilson peace terms note, 1917 Bolshevik secret treaties begin publication.
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War Era Debates on League Postponement and Italy at Paris
One year ago today in the war period Senator Lodge urged delaying the league of nations until after the peace conference. President Wilson met with Italian leaders in Paris to discuss Italy’s claims at the peace talks.
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League of Nations
Wilson
Paris
Italy
Birthdays Across History Mark Anniversary of Notable Figures
A list noting today as the anniversary of births for figures including Prince George son of the royal family, Major General John F. Morrison, Theodore Burton of Ohio, Dr. Harry Keal Judson president of the University of Chicago, Stephen B. Pfe president of Whitman College, Cyrus Townsend Brady author, and Branch Rickey baseball executive, with ages ranging from 38 to 170 years.
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Theodore B. Burton
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Harry Keal Judson
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Whitman Goieom
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Lucasville
Winter racing meets and football trip announce schedules
Cuba American Jockey Club hosts a winter meeting in Havana while Jefferson Parish Fair Association stages a Havana New Orleans event. Harvard Lag gros team departs for Los Angeles to play the University of Oregon in football.
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Havana
Jefferson Parish Fair Association
New Orleans
Harvard Lag Gros
Los Angeles
University of Oregon
Regular Meeting at Labor Hall December 22
Notice of a regular meeting at Labor hall on Monday evening December 22 with business of importance followed by refreshments and a smoker. All members urged to attend.
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Labor Hall
Town Blouse of Crepe de Chine Gift Trend
Town shoppers note crepe de chine blouses as a practical festive gift this season. Bright patterns and fine detailing appeal to those seeking dressy yet wearable options amid holiday demand.
Oldest Christmas Toy Maker Keeps Busy at Eighty Six
Jesse Crandall, the veteran toy maker, greets young visitors as he helps them choose dolls during a festive winter scene. His store remains a bustling hub for holiday whimsy and handmade toys despite his advanced age.
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Jesse Crandall
Sinter
International Cops Projected by Britain
London dispatch reports Major David Davies MP urging creation of an international police force under the league of nations. Each nation would field forces to maintain internal order and supply needed troops and weapons to the league, with a global HQ for naval and land units. Davies notes strong American resistance due to President’s support for 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 the Anglo American bond
The Globe reports a warm welcome for the Prince of Wales in New York and across America. It notes Americans see him as their prince and praise the warmth of friendship with Britain while suggesting mutual misunderstandings about institutions.
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America
Prince of Wales
Globe
New York
Britain
Insurance firms cancel whiskey sales in out of state loophole
Chicago reports that the Louisville branch of the Connecticut Mutual Insurance Co will cancel pari eles on whiskey and other intoxicants sold out of bend. The move aims to test government liability and seek recovery of losses from the government. Levy asyer, counsel for the national distillers committee, spoke today in Washington.
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Out of Bend
Louisville
Connecticut Mutual Insurance Company
Coeee
Washington
Levy Ayer
Coungel
National Distillers’ Committee
Washington Nevada seeks three-member commission appointment
Fragmentary notice from Washington Nevada indicates the formation of a three-member commission under a specified provision. Details on the selection process or potential appointees are unreadable in the available text.
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Nev
Commission of Three
Death tied to illegal operation shocks Langiem students
Lawton Michigan December 19 Speotr relatively timing on scene reports Mack Tabor a Langiem high school student narrowly saved from death earlier. A later dispatch says the death resulted from an illegal operation, prompting investigations into the incident and its circumstances.
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Lawton
Mich
Speotr
Nene
Mack Tabor
Langiem
Weather Outlook Saturday Mostly Fair
Forecasters predict generally fair conditions Saturday with light winds. No significant precipitation expected and temperatures mild for the period.
Healer Sparks Religious Revival Across South Wales
In ABERMAN Wales a new revival spreads from a mission led by Stephen Jeffreys a Welsh revivalist. Reports of visions and healing draw hundreds of converts as believers travel far to witness the revival.
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Aberman
South Wales
Wales
Stephen Jeffreys
Senate approves large military aid package
The senate passed a broad relief bill funding 433,900,000 in miscellaneous supports including 30,000,000 for War Risk Insurance. The approval comes amid ongoing wartime needs.
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Defienay
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