Bipartisan talks on Article 10 reservations continue
The debate over Article 10 substitutes in the bipartisan conference pits Lodge’s followers against the irreconcilables. Lenroot and New deny McKellar’s claims of near agreement as Borah calls the process a waste of time. Leadership expects further discussion and a possible vote tomorrow with earlier modifications in sight.
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Lenroot
Wisconsin
Borah
Idaho
League of Nations
Niagara
McKellard
Tennessee
Hitchcock
Lodge
New
Indiana
Conversational ability in women highlights listening
A Cheyenne woman shows true conversational skill by asking tactful questions and letting others speak. Real charm lies in making others feel heard, not in constant talking, and many socialites are good listeners rather than mere talkers.
France and United States Clash Over Ship Valuation Plan
The article discusses a pending American proposal to credit Germany through reparations for wartime losses, with any ship valuations exceeding merchant losses staying with the United States. It notes the commerce committee's move to support Senator Jones's bill delaying ship sales until ships are refitted for commercial use.
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Paris
Germany
Reparations Commission
Congress
United States
Wilson
Senate
Commerce Commission
Senator Jones
Washington
Government Ships Sale Plan Sparks Hearst Bond Fight
The House merchant marine committee debates a ship sale policy while Judge Bailey weighs Hearst's $5 million bond request. The May 1929 agreement between Lloyd George Wilson stirs controversy over which captured vessels are pooled for German reparations and how excess value is settled in the pool. Payne explains appraisal details and the method for pooling losses versus ship values.
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House Merchant Marine Committee
John Barton Payne
Stevens
The
Shipping Board
District Supreme Court
Bailey
William Randolph Hearst
Liloyd- George
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Brazil
China
Cuba
Siam
United States
Reparations Commission
Germay
Payne
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Germany
Musterole Promises Quick Relief for Aches and Pains
A vintage advertisement touts Musterole as a clean mustard oil ointment for rheumatism bronchitis neuralgia and general aches. It claims doctors and nurses recommend it and notes jars priced 30c 60c and hospital size 2.9 dollars.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Digestive Relief
An old style advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel. The copy claims they cleanse the blood and purify the system by stimulating bowels and liver gently without the after effects of harsh cathartics.
Fort Collins official dispute leader seeks rest and apology
Mr. Bragg details disputes with city officers over a cottage near college grounds, describes the situation as exaggerated and serious, says he consulted Governor Shoup in Denver, plans to return to Fort Collins, apologize, and avoid further discussion of the Lap affair while seeking better conduct.
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Bragg
College
Denver
Shoup
Fort Collins
Wyoming
Notable Warns on Dangers to United States
The text quotes a speaker urging preemptive action to avoid dangers described by Mr. Root, stressing that delay could make the nation irrevocably committed. It emphasizes urgency and the need to act now rather than after peril becomes entangled in policy decisions.
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United States
Root
United States Rubber Company
Lawmakers Clash Over Bill Amid Labor Attacks
Rep Huddleston of Alabama denounces the measure as a political defeat for supporters. Rep Rayburn of Texas, from the Interstate Commerce Commission, urges adoption of the conference report and says no bill could satisfy Samuel Gompers. He warns two years of railroad control could push toward government ownership.
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Labor
Huddleston
Alabama
Rayburn
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Waddleston
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Debates Run On Universal Training Reorganization
Postponed votes leave universal training in play as the reorganization measure advances. Opponents foresee a House victory later, while the Senate also weighs a companion provision amid Democratic opposition and Republican dissent led by Mondell.
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House
Senate
Mondell
Army reorganization bill nears final form after training decision
The committee's universal training decision clears most of the army reform bill. The remaining major issue is the disposition of the national guard.
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National Guard
Officials hold Versailles exchanges private pending note delivery
Officials say the United States will not publicly release the Versailles exchange notes until after the president's note is delivered to the allies. The decision hinges on the wishes of Britain France and Italy, with no current plan to withhold notes from the public.
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United States
Lariat Essay Contest and School Events at Cheyenne High
Cheyenne High School hosts the Lariat National Essay Contest inviting all U S students to write on enlistment, with district and national judging and a school prize loving cup. Tuesday assembly featured the girls glee club, a talk by Father Hartman, and notes on athletics, theater, candy sale profits, and a Patriot pageant plans.
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United States Army
United States
Washington, D. C
Washington
General Assembly
Hartman
Cheyenne
Evanston
Brown
Sorenson
King
Walsh
Schoals
Ericson
Schoels
Banner of Liberty
Ruth Bridenbaugh
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Girls’ Glee Club
Jessup
Watts
A Real Dance at Eagles Hall Impresses Local Couple
After supper John invited me to Eagles Hall for a dance. We arrived with friends like Mary Farris and Archie Towden and stayed past midnight. The music and crowd impressed me, making me vow to return often. the blue cure is Eagles Hall.
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John
Eagles’ Hall
John Davis
Mary Farris
Archie Towden
Curtis Sisters
Ross
Overland Limited
Denver
Iagles’ Hall
Dances at Eagles Hall Charm Local Boys in Cheyenne
A reminiscence describes spending a dime and a half for candy versus 75 cents for a night at Hagles hall in Cheyenne. The writer recalls a lively evening with Bob Scales and Mable Smith, dancing to music, and notes lads’ frugality and the lure of social dances at Eagles hall.
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Hagles’ Hall
Engels’ Hall
Cheyenne
Mable Smith
Bob Scales
Tey
Lilla
Cahrlie
Eagles’ Hall
Helen
Agles’ Hall
Charlie
Jack
Victory Buttons Available To Naval Reservists In Denver
Naval reservists from Colorado and Wyoming who served in the war with Germany may obtain Victory buttons by applying to Lt. Commander P. S. Theiss at the Denver navy recruiting station or to the petty officer in charge of the nearest recruiting station. Previously only regular navy personnel could receive the buttons in Denver. Applications must include a discharge or release from active duty.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Germany
P. S. Theiss
Denver
Twelfth Naval District
San Francisco
Calif
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Devereux
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Rotary Club
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Estes Park
Miss Williamson
Alice Williamson
Grace
Joe
Forbes Pharmacy
Vicks ‘Vaporub
Shichester
Joan Severed
Eagles
Hollister
Sands
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Drayton
Thermopolis
the Plains
Sloan
Itterry
Kentucky
Velvet Joe
Riggerttrtt
Srs
Solacense
the Friendly Tobacco
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