Senators Clash Over Article 10 Reservations In Bipartisan Talks
The article describes a heated Senate debate on Article 10 reservations. Lenroot and Borah defend mild reservations and irreconcilables, while McKellar asserts broad Democratic agreement. New and Lenroot deny the claim as conference leaders push to continue talks and possibly adopt the first modification from the last session.
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Lenroot
Wisconsin
Borah
Idaho
League of Nations
Niagara
McKellard
Tennessee
Hitchcock
Lodge
New
Indiana
Conversational ability in Cheyenne woman praised for listening
An account emphasizes true conversational skill as the art of guiding dialogue to please others. A listener who fills gaps and lets others talk is seen as charming, while merely talking a lot can be tedious. The piece urges more thoughtful, higher quality conversations in social settings.
Senate debate on warships reparations and sale deferment
The article explains that Germany would be credited by the reparations commission if Congress approves, with any surplus value beyond US merchant losses. The ships would not transfer title to the United States. Before Wilson's message reached the Senate, the commerce committee favored passing Senator Jones's bill deferring sale until the ships are refitted for commercial service.
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Paris
Germany
Reparations Commission
Congress
United States
Wilson
Senate
Commerce Commission
Senator Jones
Washington
Debated Ally Ship Policy Aims and Hearst Bond Hearing
A House committee reviews a National shipping policy amid contrasting views on selling captured vessels. Associate Justice Bailey weighs a $5 million bond for William Randolph Hearst as Hearst faces a temporary injunction against selling the fleet. The May 199 agreement seeks to pool ship values to settle reparations with Germany.
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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 Colds
The advertisement touts Musterole to loosen stiff joints and ease bronchitis, croup, rheumatism, lumbago, and sore muscles. It claims doctors and nurses recommend it and offers 30c, 60c, and hospital size jars, with broad usage and claims of pneumonia prevention.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Relief for Bad Breath
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel that gently stimulates bowels and liver to purify the system. The sugar coated tablet claim highlights no harsh after effects, with a vegetable formula developed after years of practice and available in 10c and 25c sizes.
Bragg Apologizes for Turmoil Over Fort Collins Cottage
In a statement accompanying a legal investigation, Bragg describes disputes with city officials linked to his cottage near the college grounds. He says pressure led him to consult Governor Shoup in Denver, then decide to rest in Wyoming, plans to return to Fort Collins, apologize, and avoid further discussion of the matter.
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Bragg
College
Denver
Shoup
Fort Collins
Wyoming
Quote on US dangers and timing from Root described policy
The speaker argues that the United States must act now to avoid dangers outlined by Mr. Root, warning that delaying until after becoming irrevocably involved would be too late. The passage emphasizes urgency and a call to preemptive action.
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United States
Root
Lawmakers Clash Over Rail Bill in Heated Session
Representative Huddleston denounces the bill as a political defeat for supporters while Rayburn defends the conference report. He argues labor leaders like Samuel Gompers would not be satisfied by any road ownership bill and warns that two years of road control could push toward government ownership.
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Labor
Huddleston
Alabama
Rayburn
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Waddleston
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Universal training faces House vote after defeat in debate
The piece notes ongoing moves on a reorganization measure in the house with universal training as a included provision. Opponents predicted victory when the proposal reaches the house while the senate also must vote on the issue as its pending reorganization bill includes a similar provision.
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House
Senate
Mondell
Army reorganization bill nears clear terms after training plan
With universal training settled, the committee quarreling over the army reform bill moves to resolve the National Guard disposition. The debate centers on how the guard should be treated within the new structure.
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National Guard
Officials hold Versailles note exchanges private until allies respond
Officials say exchanges will not be public by the American government until the president's note is delivered to the allies. It remains unclear whether the notes will be released after delivery, depending on British French and Italian governments. The United States shows no desire to withhold information.
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United States
Lariat Contest Prompts National Essay Drive At School
Cheyenne High School students participate in the Lariat National Essay Contest on enlistment in the U S Army with state and district judging leading to Washington winners. A school prize loving cup is promised and a civic gathering features a glee club, play auditions, candy sale and youth activities.
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United States Army
United States
Washington, D. C
Washington
General Assembly
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Girls’ Glee Club
Jessup
Watts
A Real Dance at Eagles Hall Turns Night Into Fun
The writer recalls a lively evening at Eagles Hall after a supper invitation from John Davis. The crowd included Mary Farris Archie Towden the Curtis sisters and shop workers. The music and floor impressed more than any prior dances, leaving plans to return nightly. The experience ends with praise for the hall and its atmosphere.
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John
Eagles’ Hall
John Davis
Mary Farris
Archie Towden
Curtis Sisters
Ross
Overland Limited
Denver
Dances at Eagles Hall Draw Cheyenne Youths to Fun
In Cheyenne youths compare values of cheap candy to social dances at Eagles Hall. The note praises six bit dances over expensive outings, mentions Mable Smith and Bob Scales, and recounts the lively evening with bands and dancing.
Victory buttons offered to naval reservists in Denver
Naval reservists from Colorado and Wyoming who served in the war with Germany may apply to Lieutenant Commander P. S. Theiss at the Denver navy recruiting station or to the petty officer in charge of the nearest recruiting station to obtain Victory buttons. Previously only regular navy veterans in Denver could receive them. All applications require 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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