Editorial on Hoover movement and political reform
A Cheyenne opinion piece criticizes the Hoover movement, Lodge and Mondell, urging voters to demand a businesslike Congress. It argues the executive alone cannot fix government without a capable legislature and calls for leaders who embody the revolt against congressional inefficiency.
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Senate
Luuge Thivougn
Lavrentu
Hoover
Congress
Lodge
Mondell
Hoover Movement
White House
Washington
Untitled fragment hints at air force and future plans
A fragmentary passage mentions an air force and unspecified general remarks on present capabilities and future prospects. The context and details are unclear, leaving the exact entities, actions, and outcomes uncertain.
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Seeronneree
Officer guilty for carrying concealed weapons
Merriott admitted being away from duty and taking a pistol downtown leaving it at his fiancee's home. He pleaded guilty in police court to carrying concealed weapons and was fined $40, 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 events
The column marks the 28th anniversary of astronomer Lewis Swift born in Clarkson New York and dying Marathon New York. It also lists notable births and deaths including Gioacchino Rossini Ann Lee Hugh Falconer and other items from 1754 1865 1943.
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Edward Cave
Gentleman's Magazine
Newton
England
Ann Lee
Shakers
Manchester
Watervliet
N. Y
Gioacchino Antonio Rossini
Hugh Falconer
Forres
N. B
London
Lewis Swift
Clarkson
N.Y
Marathon
Galicia and
Cracow
Louis J
Bavaria
Nice
Munich
Baltimore
Town House of Representatives
Birthdays mark notable figures across nations and eras
Birth anniversaries observed for Marquis of Hamilton eldest son of the Duke of Abercorn born 16 years ago today Rear Admiral Colby M Chester USN retired born in New London Connecticut 76 years ago Herbert W Bowen longtime diplomat born Brooklyn 64 years ago Professor Eugene Wambaugh famed international law scholar born Brokville Ohio 64 years ago today. Commentary notes public burden from railroad rates under federal control easing to private operation with wage demands pending and plans to adjust pay through railroad bill or bipartisan action.
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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 Proved Beneficial During 1919 Transport Peak
The article argues that centralized operation during the 1919 busy period reduced congestion and absorbed losses private control could not, expanding additions and equipment. It claims fair treatment of labor with better conditions, no higher cost than private control, and even lower costs due to economies from unification amid wartime finance challenges.
Billy Whiskers Catapults The Circus Into Mischief
Billy and Betty roam toward town after the circus tents rise. They plot to pilfer pears and peaches from a fruit stand and later chase celery from a farmer’s wagon, ending with a farmer driving them off as they plan to follow. The scene hints at ongoing adventures tomorrow as they return to the circus-unyuillingly.
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Billy
Betty
Ling
Mand
Saalfield
Judge Donley Seen as Prohibitionist Fighter in Park County
The author defends Judge Donley amid claims of motive in Cheyenne and Cody. He notes Donley served as Park County prosecuting attorney, enforcing the law and opposing liquor access to soldiers, while denying re-election defeat and praising Donley’s wartime service and prohibition stance.
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Donley
Cheyenne
The
Tribune
Doneley
Park County
Cody
Donely
Judge Don Ney
Ohio
Wyoming
Wyoming Prohibition Will Prohibit In Wyoming
A speaker pledges absolute fairness in duties and warns law violators. He notes the federal government has appointed a fearless prohibition director, equating state and federal enforcement. The message praises Wyoming’s prohibition officials and vows faithful cooperation to enforce prohibition in Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Anti Saloon League
Snowy Inducement Sparks Cheyenne Shoveling Rush
In Cheyenne a brisk snowfall spurred extraordinary industry as residents shovel for quick pay. Citizens joked about police scrutiny and $5 penalties, noting ten minutes’ work could earn five dollars. The scene suggested a quirky burst of local prosperity amid the storm.
Words Great War Language to Fade From Army Texts
Washington Feb 28 The army will discard phrases like over the top and liaison from manuals and textbooks. New field service regulations aim for a strictly American doctrine of tactics with uniform instruction across schools. Trench warfare is seen as a passing episode while core principles echo Napoleonic and Grant era tactics. General Drum notes no need to borrow foreign doctrines.
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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 reshape infantry training and terminology
General staff outlines updates to infantry manuals and organization to fit weapons like 1 pounder, automatic rifles, and machine guns. Foreign terms drop for clearer use as information officers replace liaison. Service schools will publish new texts. Pershing notes airplanes’ role in operations.
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Haison
Drum
Army
Pershing
The
Air Service
Foley Kidney Pills Saint Lineage Advertisement Claims
A testimonial fragment from W. W. Walls of Tonquin Michigan touts Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder trouble. The ad asserts relief from backache rheumatic pains and fatigue, claiming the pills strengthen weakened organs and restore vitality.
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W. W. Walls
Tonquin, Mich
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Ile
Guiet
Horas Doctor of Philosophy
Uyain
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Korein Co
New York
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Anita Stewart and
Earl Williams
the Juggernaut
Viola Ruskin
John Ballard
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Julia Swayne
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