Republicans Distance Themselves From President In Heated Debate
The article notes relentless hostile critique from Republicans across the nation toward the president and his policies. It cites senators Knox Lodge Penrose Sherman Harding Kellogg Horah Johnson as united in disapproval even before fully grasping proposals, arguing criticisms are partisan and personal.
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Congress
Europe
Knox
Lodge
Penrose
East
Sherman
Harding
Kellogg
Middle Wear
Horah
Johnson
Pacific Coast
Wilson
Coblenz Coblenz: Rhine Fortress City History and Legend
Coblenz rises from Roman and early medieval fortifications along the Rhine. The article traces Drusus and Augustus era fortresses shaping the city’s growth, noting legends of a giant woman and ancient charters. It frames Coblenz as a military and mythic German city with long fortifications and imperial ties.
Metternich and Coblenz in European Diplomacy
The passage links Coblenz as a historic seat of Prussian power and birthplace of Metternich. It notes occupations by France Sweden Russia and Germany, the Vienna Congress, and Metternich as a key diplomat and matchmaker who influenced European affairs and Napoleon's marriage to Marie Louise.
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Prussia
Coblen
Metternich
Machiavelli
Orrants
Europe
Parla
Count von Bernstorff
Austria
Paris
St. Petersburg
Napoleon
Marie Louise
Archduchess
Romania in War Storms and Independence through San Stefano
The article traces Romania's formation from Moldavia and Wallachia in 1861, its abdication of Cuza, and later independence after the Russo-Turkish War. It notes Bucharest’s rulers, Russian passage rights, and the 1878 Treaty of San Stefano, with border disputes over Dobrudja and Bessarabia, ending with a portrait of prewar Romanian beauty and village life.
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Rumania
Moldavia
Wallachia
Austria
Russia
Alexander Cuza
Alexander John I
Romania
Bucharest
Paris
Charles
Rosela
Insurance Commissioner Takes Office March 1st
Robert Ruthersythe, appointed by Governor Carey to head the new state insurance department, plans to take charge March 1. The department will move to offices on the state capitol’s second floor and records will transfer as soon as he assumes the post. The salary is 3600 dollars yearly with a deputy and clerical staff.
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Robert Ruthersythe
Carey
State Commissioner of Insurance
Mate Insurance Department
Meteh 1
Seto
State Aedier
Pe Insurance
State Capitoel
Insur Aew
Forsythe
Insurance’ Department
State Auditor
Office of Commissioner of Insurance
Prominent Official Plans Calero Coast Visit
Peer governor Frank L. Tousmer from San Die se coast points, where the peer and a group are weeks into a visit. Officials weigh aims and upcoming tasks as discussions continue.
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Frank L. Tous Mer
San Diese
Calif Ardie Coast
Three Wyoming Family Suffer Spanish Flu Tragedy
J McAllister formerly of Cheyenne now in Los Angeles passed through the city en route home from Denver where his wife Hanna Holliday of Pine Bluffs Wyoming died from Spanish influenza. Two of Mrs McAllister's brothers Bernie and Andrew Holliday also died. Mrs McAllister contracted influenza while nursing her mother in Denver. The family left Cheyenne about twenty years ago. The ladies of the Searchlight club will serve dinner at the A M E church on Thursday February 27 from 6 to 7 pm.
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J. McAllister
Cheyenne
Los Angeles
Calif
Denver
Hanna Rebecca Holliday
Pine Drufts
Wyo
McAllister
Bernie
Andrew Holliday
Pine Bluffs
C. J. McAllister
Fort Kunsell
London
al Leslie
Ladies of the Searchlight
A. M. EF. ‘Church
Eighteenth and
Thomas Streets
Final Wyoming board on child and animal protection to dissolve
A final meeting of the state board of child and animal protection is expected tomorrow. The board’s duties will be transferred to the newly created state commissioner of child and animal protection, E. W. Burke, with a $2,500 salary. The board’s nine members will retire, with duties shifting to the new office and its authority to enforce laws protecting children and animals. The state’s deaf and dumb institute buildings will be turned over to the humane department for wards, while the military department has used the institute buildings as a residence.
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State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Existans
State Commissioner of Child On Animal Protection
E. W. Burke
Carey
Child and Animal Protection
Cordelia Swan
David Nimmo
Charles EB. Lane
W. D. Brennan
Frank A. Hadsell
Rawlins
William Faust
8. H. Muston
Wyoming Humane Society
Commssioner of Child and Animal Protection
Blind, Deaf and Dumb Institute
Cheyenne
Humane Department
South
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
Lookoutapperay Lookout Aparay Death After Brawl at Laramie Station
A drunken brawl at a Union Pacific station near Laramie left a Mexican man dead after a shooting by another Mexican who fled. Cheyenne police were alerted to watch westbound trains for suspects and gunman details remain scarce. Three women were reportedly taken from a train at Laramie and handed to Albany County sheriff. The slain man’s body lay by the tracks when last observed.
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Yeaterday
Lookout
Union Pacific
Laramie
Charles FP. Embery
Carl Christensen
Albany County
Revenue Tax Adds Two Percent to Auto Prices Today
The new revenue act imposes a two percent tax on automobile retail prices effective today, stacking with the existing three percent tax to make a five percent total. Dealers in Denver say the increased floor tax will apply immediately, raising a $2,660 car to about $2,040 in price.
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Denver
Boyce Organizes New Livestock Board Clerical Force
Charles B. Boyes secretary of the new state board of livestock commissioners is shaping the board staff and reviewing livestock legislation from the recent session. Presidents Jess Yoder of Cheyenne and Tear Beck of Big Piney are in town, while Clarence H. Gardner returns home after the first meeting. Mrs. Frank H. Jones of Cheyenne serves as chief clerk in the new office.
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Charles B. Boyes
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Jess Yoder
Cheyenne
Tear Beck
Big Piney
Clarence H. Gardner
Holt
Frank H. Jones
Princess Patricia to Wed Ram Say in Westminster Abbey
Princess Patricia of Connaught, second daughter of the Duke of Connaught, is to be solemnized today in Westminster Abbey with Commander Ram Say of the Royal Navy. Born on St Patrick's Day in 1586 she is the elder sister to the crown prince of Sweden's wife and sister to Prince Arthur of Connaught. She will be known as Lady Patricia Ramsay after marriage.
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Connaught
Ramsay
Royal Navy
Westminster Abbey
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Edward VI
Sweden
Prince Arthar of
Patricia
St. Patrick's Day
Lady Patricia Ramsay
Senator Ponda Among Last Solons Leaving
Senator A. C. Fonda of Platte county, with Mrs Fonda and their daughter, departed yesterday for Guernsey. He was among the last members to leave the capital.
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Ponda
A. C. Fonda
Platte County
Ipelman Heads to Boom Town Manville for Oil Work
Ipelman departed last night for Manville to attend business in the growing Niobrara county oil metropolis. State weather ads bring results.
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Rirnie Ipelman
Manville
Niobrara County
Burglar Ransacks UP Conductor’s Home on Central Avenue
Edward Matthews a Union Pacific conductor living at 21122 Central avenue reports his home was broken into between unspecified hours last night while Mrs Matthews attended a theater. Entry was gained by prying a dining room window with a hatchet. nothing valuable appears stolen. Night Sergeant McFarland investigated with no clues found. a child’s savings bank left untouched.
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Edward Matthews
Union Pacific
Central Avenue
McFarland
Ion
Santi Gene
Buretar
British Industry Eyes 20 Percent Coal Price Hike Effects
British industries weigh cost pressures from a proposed 20 percent coal price rise and miners demands for a 30 percent wage increase and a six hour day. The American Chamber of Commerce in London estimates annual mine costs could rise by 200 million dollars and coal could cost consumers an extra one dollar per ton unless production falls or rises with the reforms.
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Lordon
American Chamber of Commerce
London
America
United Kingdom
North
Freight Cars Carry Clothes for Hared Russians
Twenty five freight cars carrying 416000 worth of clothing were sent from Vladivostok under the joint direction of the American Red Cross and the Russian Railway Service corps. The trains supply refugees in Red Cross districts and include outfits for Transsiberian railway workers. John T Stevens praised the railway workers for their devotion.
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Py Associated Press
Vladivostok
Siberia
American
Red Cross
Russian
Nailway Service Corps
Transsiberian Railway
Aueistante
John T. Fitevens
Campe
Women in England fear rationing era shortages and rumors
London readers report scarcity and long lines as rationing tightens. Housewives grumble at shop-stock discrepancies, with rumors of vast stores and government ploys, while flour and sugar remain limited and prices pressuring households. Cranberries and apples appear under strict control and sell quickly.
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Margaret Walter
London
President of Mine Workers in China Nonsense
Martin Cahill, president of district 12, Minted Mine Workers of America, arrived from Nesk Springs and attended to business at the district's headquarters.
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Martin Cahill
Amerca
Nesk Springs
Ates
Busioess i
Senator Archie Allison Expected to Leave for Regina
Senator Archie Allison, ill but determined, plans to depart within days for Regina, Saskatchewan, aiming to return soon. The state leader urged calm as results continued to come in from ongoing elections.
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Brother EN Canada
Archie Allison
Regina
Saskatchewan
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