Hoover movement needs a businessminded congress
A Cheyenne editorial urges a cleaned political slate led by businesslike lawmakers to support Hoover. It argues congressional reform is essential for a functioning government and warns against a headless revolt without strong, capable leaders. The piece critiques Lodge and Mondell allies and calls Democrats to nominate decisive figures to push a real revival in Congress.
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Senate
Luuge Thivougn
Lavrentu
Hoover
Congress
Lodge
Mondell
Hoover Movement
White House
Washington
Democratic Party
Unclear fragmentary OCR item hints at military planning
Fragmentary text references an air force and unspecified general comments about present and future plans. No concrete event, location, or names are discernible.
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Seeronneree
Guard admits leaving post and carrying concealed weapon
Merriott pleaded guilty in police court to carrying concealed weapons after admitting he left his post while on duty. He said he had taken his pistol downtown and left it at his fiancee's home. He was fined 40 dollars, unpaid. A. D. Walton represented Merriott and Tracey.
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Merriott
A. D. Walton
Merriott and
Tracey
Centenary of Lewis Swift birth noted with a February observance
The notice marks the 28th anniversary of astronomer Lewis Swift's birth, noting his Clarkson, New York origins and Marathon, New York death in 1943. It also lists brief biographical entries for other figures and events from the period.
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Lewis Swift
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
New Orleans
Southern Presbyterian Church
Edward Cave
Gentleman's Magazine
Newton
England
Ann Lee
Shakers
Manchester
Watervliet
N. Y
Gioacchino Antonio Rossini
Hugh Falconer
Forres
N. B
London
Clarkson
N.Y
Marathon
Galicia and
Cracow
Louis J
Bavaria
Nice
Munich
Town House of Representatives
Birthdays of notable figures and a policy note
Birthdays mark Marquis of Hamilton aged 16 years, Rear Admiral Colby M. Chester aged 76, Herbert W. Bowen aged 64, and Prof. Eugene Wambaugh aged 64. A public note discusses railroad rates and federal control, stating costs would have been higher under private control and that markets will return to private operation with wage and policy adjustments pending.
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Marquis of Hamilton
Duke of Abercorn
Colby M. Chester
New London
Conn
Herbert W. Bowen
United States Diplomatic Service
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eugene Wambaugh
Harvard Law School
Brookville
Ohio
Hines
Unification Aided Transport Service Through 1919 Coal Strike
The article praises the exceptionally large transport service during 1919 showing minimal congestion and efficient private control alternatives. It notes handling the coal strike, absorbing losses, expanding equipment, and improving labor conditions while keeping costs lower than private control would have during wartime.
Billy Whiskers Goes Missing From Circus Grounds
Billy and Betty sneak into town after the circus crew misplace them. They chase sights and a fruit stand memory, while Billy plots to swipe celery from a farmer, narrowly avoiding a whipping from a passenger farmer before planning to return to the circus tomorrow.
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Billy
Betty
Ling
Mand
Saalfield
Donley Appointment Draws Mixed Reactions in Cody
A letter defends Judge Donley as a prohibition advocate and criticizes local press for misinformation. It asserts Donley served as Park County prosecuting attorney, fought for enforcement of liquor laws, and says he did not run in recent primaries or the general election. It praises his war service and declares strong party support from Park County Republicans and Democrats.
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Donley
Cheyenne
The
Tribune
Doneley
Park County
Cody
Donely
Judge Don Ney
Ohio
Wyoming
Wyoming Prohibition Chief Vows Strict Enforcement
A speaker asserts the duty of the office is to be absolutely fair and warns against alarm at appointments. The text notes the federal government has named a prohibition director as fearless as the state prohibition commissioner and pledges full cooperation with Wyoming enforcement officials to ensure prohibition.
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Wyoming
Anti Saloon League
Snow Shoveling Spurts Prosperity In Cheyenne
In Cheyenne, residents aggressively shoveled snow with many working before the storm ended. A man joked about an inducement to shovel quickly for five dollars, noting a punishing police fine if he delayed. The piece highlights unexpected local prosperity from snow removal.
Words Great War Terms Fade From Army Manuals
Washington Feb 28 The army plans to drop phrases like over the top and liaison from future manuals. New field service regulations will favor an American doctrine of tactics and uniform instruction, deeming trench warfare a passing episode and emphasizing universal principles seen at Jena and Gettysburg.
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Washington
United States Army
General Staff
Napoleon
Jena
Grant
Gettysburg
Army Service Schools
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Hugh A. Drum
Lime School
First Army
Drum
Pershing
Fralaine
Military reforms to fit modern weaponry and terms
The general staff outlines changes to infantry organization to accommodate new weapons like one pounder guns automatic rifles and machine guns while standardizing terminology and replacing foreign words with plain terms. It also notes information officers replacing liaison and emphasizes infantry as the core arm with other services as auxiliaries.
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Haison
Drum
Army
Pershing
The
Air Service
Korein Co
New York
N. Ve
Foley Kidney Pills Touted By Satisfied User
A Tonquin Michigan man from W. W. Walls touts Foley Kidney Pills as relieving fatigue backache and rheumatic pains. He describes renewed strength after taking the pills and recommends them to customers, claiming consistent satisfaction.
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W. W. Walls
Tonquin, Mich
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United States
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Anita Stewart and
Earl Williams
the Juggernaut
Viola Ruskin
John Ballard
Mrs
Ruskin
Philip Hardin James Hardin
Mrs. Ballard Alexander Jordon
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Julia Swayne
Gordon
William Dunn
Frank Currier
Eulalie Jensen
Paul Scardon
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