Defining the Monroe Doctrine from a Salvadoran perspective
The passage argues Washington struggles to define the Monroe Doctrine for all American states. It notes Monroe’s 1823 stance against European expansion and the evolving U S supervision of Spanish America, the Diaz and Roosevelt era shifts, and the difficulty of achieving a lasting, exact definition across administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvador
Washington
State Department
Great Republic of North America
Monroe
Western Hemisphere
United States
Spanish America
Roosevelt
Republic
Panama
Colombia
Return of Danish Province in Schleswig Voting Outcome
Northern Schleswig voters chose to revert to Denmark, with 72,733 ballots for Denmark and 24,793 for Germany. The plebiscite marks the first under the Paris treaty, with further votes planned in southern Schleswig Teschen Silesia and the Saar region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleswig
Denmark
Paris
Teschen
Silescia
Saar
Bismarck
Alsace- Lorraine
Germany
Billy Becomes a Circus Professor in Goats Act
In a circus tale, Billy the goat provokes laughter when Mike confronts the clown. A plan to showcase Billy as a solemn professor unfolds as performers dress him in gown and cap, seating him at a table with book and pen. Kids will be delighted by Billy’s possible afternoon performance surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Mike
Marie
Perormance
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
Business Talk At Rotary Lunch Today
The Rotary luncheon opens a series of business talks with a February 22 anniversary noted. Members will gather February 22 at Congregational church to hear Rev. C. F. Fisher speak. A night meeting on February 25 will cover Rotary history and significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Rotary Club
Congregational Church
C. F. Fisher
Campaign Tours and Meetings Open Across States
On Ash Wednesday the day marks Lent as Governor Lowden of Illinois starts a Republican presidential tour in South Dakota Leonward Wood is set to speak in Minneapolis under the Women’s Roosevelt Memorial association A New York Assembly committee considers the Bates bill to end daylight saving The British Columbia Peoples Perhibition Party meets in Victoria to discuss liquor curtailment The National Retail Drygoods Association in New York City features Secretary Baker Wisconsin hosts its first inter denominational pastors conference in Milwaukee continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Illnois
South Dakota
Jen
Leonward Wood
Minneapolis
Women's Troosevelt Memorial Association
New York
British Columbia Peoples
Victoria
National Retail Drygoods Association
New York City
War Baker
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Jean Jules Jusserand Turns Seventy Five Owing Sarkozy?
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Obituary Notes and Historic Milestones Across Ages
A compact timeline lists past figures and events including William Scarbrough founder figures, the Missouri Compromise, Gibraltar storm losses, Texas ratification of amendments and key cultural notices. It records deaths of Charlotte Cushman and Frances Willard and British reoccupation of Colenso, with birthplaces and dates where given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Texas
Charlotte Cushman
Boston
Frances BE
Willard
New York City
Churchville
N. Y
Colenso
Buller
Italy Refuses Dalmatia Arbitration War Claims
Italy declines to arbitrate territorial claims in Dalmatia while Austria sums a wartime treasure return of 200 million dollars restored from Trieste. The dispute centers on postwar borders and monetary restitution amid Allied diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Dalmatia
Austria
Trieste
Steering Committee Tightens Grip on House Power
In a heated session the Republican steering committee tightens control over key committees including Ways and Means, overriding dissenters. The debate centers on foreign aid to Poland, Austria and Armenia and relief for starving Viennese children, illustrating a clash between economy credo and humanitarian aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Claude Kitchen
North Carolina
Wyoming
Mr. Kitchen
Michigan
Mr. Fordney
Brother Fordney
Poland
Austria
Armenia
Vienna
Fordney
Notable Birthdays Mark Anniversary Across Nations
Birthdays today honor Jean Jules Jusserand former French ambassador born in Lyons 65 years ago. The Rev Theodore N Morrison Iowa bishop born Ottawa Illinois 70 years ago. Col William L Kenly retired aeronautics chief born Baltimore County Maryland 56 years ago. William Sloane New York merchant philanthropist born New York City 47 years ago. James P Goodrich Indiana governor born Winchester Indiana. George Mogridge New York Yankee pitcher born Rochester New York 30 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore N. Morrison
Iowa
Ottawa
Ill
William L. Kenly
Division of Aeronautics
Baltimore County
William Sloane
New York
New York City
James P. Goodrich
Govenor
Indiana
Winchest
Ind
George Mogridge
New York American League
Rochester
N. Y
Winter sports and racing events across the nation
Racing meets in Gu ba American Jockey Club Havana and Business Men’s Racing in New Orleans. baseball International League schedule in New York. skating international championships begin at Lake Placid New York. Florida state tennis Palm Beach. racquets national singles in New York. swimming national junior 100 yard backstroke Greensburg Pennsylvania. golf handicap tourney opens Asheville North Carolina. Cuban amateur championship Havana Washington’s Birthday at Belleair Florida. boxing Jack Wolfers versus Joe Lynch ten rounds in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Business Men's Racing Association
New Orleans
International League
New York
Lake Placid
N. Y
Florida
Palm Beach
Greensburg
Asheville
N. GC
Washington
Belleair
Fla
Jack Wolfers
Joe Lynch
Cleveland
Plan to raise stock for apartment building investments
No. 2 continued from page 4 outlines an appeal for investors to fund an apartment house project. Persons may invest 1000 to 5000 dollars to gain a lease right in the building. Applications for stock are directed to Leslie A Miller, phone 1730, with several attendees named at yesterday's meeting including L A Miller and Jiney Bartlett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie A Miller
L.A. Miller
Jiney Bartlett
J. H. Walton
A. H. Marble
J. H. Conway
Fred Hofmann
F. W. Roedel
William Dubois
Thomas Hunter
Archie Allison
Jess Yoder
W. C G. Deming
Randolph Leigh
A. D. Kelley
C. W. Riner
E. W. Stone
Fred Warren
D. C. Barksdale
Utilities Seek Coal Storage to Stabilize Miner Jobs
The chairman noted regulators allow slim profit margins for utilities under state or municipal control. The commission discussed fuel problems and asked if utilities would store coal in summer to keep miners employed. Aylesworth said they would if double handling costs were offset by higher prices and lower summer freight rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Commission
Aylesworth
Remains of Little Bricker Boy Taken for Burial
The body of James Winfield Bricker the young son of Mr and Mrs QR T Bricker was taken yesterday afternoon to Trenton Missouri for burial. Mrs James Griffin of Missouri grandmother of the child who was here at the time of his death accompanied the parents with the body to Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Winfield Bricker
QR. T. Bricker
Early Bricker Brothers
Trenton
James Griffin
Missouri
Soviet Pursuit Of Intrigue In Moscow Inquiries
The committee pressed for Soviet government instructions to Martens as attorney Eis argued for constant revolutionary activity and attacks on established authorities. An adjournment halted further questioning, while the ambassador refused to reveal codes or courier names and other confidential matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanian
Eis
Martens
Ellis
Moscow
Anti High Cost Society Organized Amid Civic Efforts
A new group named Anti High Cost Society formed by city crafts and rail road brotherhoods aims to promote civic ideals and reduce living costs. Its first action objects to a city contract granting exclusive ice cutting rights at Sloan's Lake and lists officers led by A. G. Applegate as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Brotherhoods
Sloan's Lake
A. G. Applegate
John Benson
Charles H. Roberts
W. J. Walls
Thomas J. Jiles
Jesse James
No Further Action Taken on New Tax
Local officials discussed a proposed occupational tax of 5 cents per theater admission. Owners and managers pressed for amendments while the council delay continued. no final decision was reached.
Veteran of Ninth Cavalry Dies at Home
Albert M. Mitchell aged 38 dies at his home 621 West Eighteenth Street from brain fever. He is survived by widow Corinne M. Mitchell and two children. A former member of the 9th United States Cavalry he had lived in Cheyenne 17 years and worked for the Union Pacific. Body lies at Barry-Bricker Brothers funeral chapel with arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Mitchell
West Eighteenth Street
Corinne M. Mitchell
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
9Th United States Cavalry
Barry-Bricker Brothers
Hollister Teeth Tea Boosts Fresh Breath and Cheeks
Confidence advising readers to try Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from Forbes Pharmacy for a sweeter breath rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes. The ad markets a cosmetic health result and cites the Forbes Pharmacy as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Forbes Pharmacy
Prelude to Adriatic settlement notes reveal withheld disclosure
The text outlines a sequence from December to February discussing a note from the president to Secretary Lansing, the supreme council’s replies, and ongoing Adriatic negotiations. It notes disclosures of a two to three page note drafted from a memorandum, and US positions amid press and Slovene protests, with planning for changes communicated without full consultation.
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Lansing
State Department
Supreme Council
Italy
Paris
Polk
Clemenceau
Great Britain
France
United States
Wallace
Lloyd-George
Nitti
Jugo-Slavia
Jugo-Slavs
Adriatic
Americans Report Refugee Flight to Islahie
A message describes 2000 refugees retreating with Colonel Norman to Islahie near the railroad. The group faces extreme destitution and many sick or wounded. Ten relief workers and six missionaries are at Marash headquarter, with named volunteers and staff from the American Board involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marash
Adana
Aleppo
Islahie
Normad
Aintab
Hadjin
D. G. Arnold
Providence
R. I
American Commission For Relief In the
Near East
Democrats Rally Behind Hitchcock Reservations on Treaty
The piece notes continued rejection of compromise proposals on the treaty and optimism that further democrats will back Hitchcock’s alternate Article 140 reservations. It explains the 49 votes for a simple majority to substitute reservations, and the need for 15 more votes to reach two thirds, while the Senate spent the day debating other treaty features with no progress toward a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Senate
Tallmire Appointed U P Coal Auditor
Frank Tallmire is named auditor of the Union Pacific Coal company with headquarters in Cheyenne. He has served as acting auditor since April 1919 after F P Briscoe moved to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tallmire
Union Pacific Coal Company
Cheyenne
Mr. Tallmire
F. P. Briscoe
Omaha
Legion to Observe Washington Anniversary in Local Observance
The American Legion plans a citywide observance next Sunday in churches to honor Washington and ex service members. A key feature is presenting French memorial certificates to relatives of those killed in France, with a 8 PM ceremony at the Masonic Temple where Supreme Court Justice Potter will deliver the oration. Names of recipients include Agnes V. Riley, Etta Self, Lenore Russell, Geraldine Daniels, Mary Copeland, and Theodore Koerner, with others to be added. Residents with relations in Laramie County are urged to contact Stanley Edwards.
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Washington
American Legion
Legion
France
America
Masonic Temple
Laramie County
Sureme Court
Potter
Republic of France
Agnes V. Riley
South 412Th Street
Kenneth F. Riley
6Th Infantry
Geraldine Daniels
Fred Daniels
361St Infantry
Mary Copeland
East 46Th Street
Clinton A. Copeland
802Nd Infantry
Theodore Koerner
Pioneer, Avenue
Edward E. Koerner
309Th Infantry
Stanley Edwards
High School Retains R O T C Cadet Corps
More than 100 pupils joined the cadet company at Cheyenne High School ensuring the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps remains in place. Major Kerwin and a newly assigned sergeant will stay, continuing military training under the War Department.
Caillaux Faces Senate Trial For Treason Charges
Paris reports former premier Joseph Caillaux stood before the senate high court charged with plotting against France by collusion with the enemy. Article 9 of the penal military code prescribes death for such offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Joseph Gaillaux
Senate
France
Paulina Gahagan Summoned By Death
Mrs. Paulina Gahagan aged 46 died at 1 20 Tuesday after illness in Cheyenne where she had lived 24 years. Survived by husband Steve Gahagan and brother Peter Nelson both of Cheyenne. Body at Barry Bricker Bros funeral parlors with arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulina Gahagan
West Ninteenth Street
Cheyenne
Steve Gahagan
Peter Nelson
Barry-Bricker Bros
Secretary of Local Legion Post Resigns
At a Cheyenne American Legion meeting the secretary Arthur Parker resigned. A special meeting to select a successor is set for next Tuesday night. Ex service men not in the Legion are invited to attend. Want columns of the Leader offer sale space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
American Legion
Arthur Parker
Legion
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William Scarbrough
Belfast
S. GC
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Foreign Diplomatic Corps
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Garrison
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R. O. T. Corps
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Odessa
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