President Wilson’s push for a disinterested, enduring peace
The essay argues Wilson’s foreign policy aims at a peaceful settlement among nations, built on mutual trust and welfare. It rebuts Lodge Masara Knox realism, saying they cling to a failed Holy Alliance and urge inaction, while Wilson urges rulers to rise above narrow politics to save civilization.
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Hoe
Helmeman
Tay
Europe
England
France
Italy
Masara
Lodge
Knox
Armistice Aftermath Report From Wyoming Officer
A Wyoming officer sends vivid observations on the post armistice days marching into Germany The French evacuate before American forces while remaining civilians welcome the advance The final battles before the armistice are described as ferocious with dead Germans and Americans left unburied for days scattered on the fields
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Wyoming
Germany
Refugees Reach Front as Prisoners Return to France
A fragmented report recalls released prisoners of war marching down the road toward France, many worn and ragged in threadbare garments. Civilians of multiple nationalities endure hunger and hardship, their haunted faces eased only by a chocolate or cigarette. The crowd includes French, English, Italians, and Russians, with few Americans among them.
Doherty’s Purchase Seen As Cheyenne Complement
Henry L. Doherty buys the local light and power company and other utilities nationwide. A renowned financier, he often selects winning communities for public services and foresees a bright Wyoming future for Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Doherty
the Light and Power Concern
Cheyenne
Doherty
United States
Wyoming
Decline in U S Gold Output Worries Officials
A special committee led by Hennean Jennings reported to Secretary of the Interior Lane that gold mining has been seriously harmed by wartime conditions. It cites higher production costs, restricted export and internal trade, and a fixed gold price of 20.67 dollars reducing gold's purchasing power and jeopardizing national finances.
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United States
Lane
Hennean Jennings
Bureau of Mines
Wyoming Workmen's Compensation Report Advocates Law Reforms
The third report of the Wyoming Workmen's Compensation Department urges legislative action to amend the law. Recommendations include reporting payrolls, notifying suspensions, raising coverage thresholds, increasing disability benefits, and appointing a single commissioner. The report notes rising coverage to 21,000 workers and totals of premiums plus claims for 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Workmen's Compensation Department
Mies Anderson
Wilson in Rome and Vatican Visit Amid Guarded Peace Talks
President Wilson arrived in Rome where Italian troops guard streets as crowds greet him. He toured the Pantheon and Garibaldi monument, later meeting Pope Benedict XV who praised America's role in seeking a league of nations. The Geneva leg of his trip followed, with a three hour stop planned.
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Pantheon
Rome
Garibaldi
Historile
St. Peter's Home
Vatican Gardens
Old Forum
Collacum
America
League of Nations
Wilson
Vatican Li
Geneva
City News in Brief Cheyenne Headlines and Visits
Local items note business figures and arrivals in Cheyenne including H M Wright from Casper and A D Hoskins arriving for inauguration events. Visitors include H G Young of Glenrock, J A McCoy of Kemmerer, P W Julline of Cora and many others. Cheyenne Business College reopens January 6.
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H. GC. Young
Glenrock
Cheyenne
J. A McCoy
Kemmerer
P. W. Julline
Cora, Wyo
Cheyenne Business College
First Recommendation Of President Amid Wartime Relief
The report notes Hoover will officially become the world’s food controller and relief director for war regions. Allies urge Roosevelt to push for a broad humanitarian program while Vienna faces severe food shortages and requires extensive feeding plans.
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Paris
Herbert C. Hoover
American Peace Commission
Wileyn
United States
Orgentar
American peace delegation named as American commission
The article reveals for the first time the formal designation of the American peace delegation as the American commission to negotiate peace. Herbert Hoover will act as director general of the undertaking coordinating the commission's work.
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Ing
Actian Interiacg
Herbert
Hoover
Her Reckoning at the Princess features Pauline Frederick
Pauline Frederick stars in Her Reckoning at the Princess theatre portraying two roles a Russian gypsy and herself amid a dramatic plot with a secret that fuels thrilling incidents. The Paramount production earns praise for its artistry and strong cast. Fatty Arbuckle appears in The Rough House at the Lyric with Tom Mix in Ace High, promising hearty laughs and action.
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Pauline Frederick
Paramount
Miss W Frederick
Misa Frederick
Princess Theater
Mies Frederick
Fatty Arbuckle
Lyric ‘Theatre
Tom Mix
The King of Diamonds at Atlas Sunday
In the film The King of Diamonds featuring Harry T. Morey a wanderer learns he was not a leper but a wealthy man driven by vengeance. Love and vengeance clash with love ultimately prevailing though forgiveness comes too late.
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Bennett
Harry T. Morey
Atlas
Man Captured At Depot On Horse Theft Charge
Deputy Sheriff Ed Scheely arrested a man at the Union Pacific depot matching the description of Higgins who is badly wanted by Sidney authorities on horse stealing charges. He will be held there until the Sidney sheriff arrives to take custody.
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Ed Scheely
Union Pacific
Higgins
Sidney
Police arrest two men for passing bad checks
Police arrested two men on charges of passing bad checks. One man claimed the name G Jennings and the other Fred Stone. They were turned over to the county jail. In a raid Friday night at a local rooming house officers arrested James O'Brien Margaret Wright and Ollie Jones on immorality charges. The trio remain in city jail awaiting police court trial.
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G. Jennings
Fred Stone
James O'Brien
Margaret Wright
Ollie Jone
Funeral Services For Miss Bresnahan Held Today
Beatrice Bresnahan daughter of Mr and Mrs L R Bresnahan will have funeral services at 2 p m from St Marys cathedral with interment at Mount Olivet cemetery Friends are asked to forgo flowers Alumni of Wollenley College recall President Wilsons 1886 commencement visit when Woodrow Wilson then a Princeton professor influenced world affairs
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Beatrice Bresnahan
Wollenley
Wilson
Hia Vielt
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Pope Presents $40,000 Mosaic to President Wilson
Pope Benedict gave President Wilson a yard square mosaic reproducing Guido Reni's St Peters, valued at 40000 dollars, made in Vatican workshops. Cardinal Gasparri offered two canon law copies, one autographed and bound in white parchment. Wilson greeted the gifts as crowds cheered in Rome. The ceremony featured Swiss guards and Vatican officials.
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Rome
Benedict
Wilson
Guido Green
St. Peters
Vatican
Cardinal Gasparri
Gasparri
Rafael
Pontifical Apartments
Monseigner Casigni
Congress of Ceremonials
Clementine Hall
Pontifical Court
Sweethearts memorial at Camp Devens gains bronze tablet
A monument built with stories from the sweethearts of the soldiers at Camp Devens Massachusetts receives a bronze tablet addition and will stand as a lasting memorial.
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Camp Devens
Mass
Cheyenne Eases Quarantine As Public Life Resumes
Cheyenne reports four cases of flu with no deaths, easing worries for merchants. With reopening of churches and movie houses, schools return Monday and residents anticipate a return to normal social activity after a three month quarantine.
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Cheyenns
Pioneer Resident Cheyenne Man Dies in Casper
Charles D. Roberts, a 70 year old railroad man with 45 years service at Union Pacific, died at his Casper home. Funeral planned in Cheyenne with Blue Lodge Masons directing. Survived by wife, three daughters and four sons. Dan W. and Joe Roberts noted among survivors. Joe ill with influenza in Los Angeles.
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Charles D. Roberta
Cheyenne
Casper
Blue Lodge Masons
Roberts
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Blue 8 Masons
Ite
L. R. Tyson, Jr
Valentine
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Alliance, Neb
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Potter, Neb
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Des Moines
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