President Wilsons Purpose and Call for a New World Settlement
The piece argues that President Wilson pursues a peace based on neutral understanding and mutual welfare, urging European leaders to abandon old feuds. It contrasts Wilson with Lodge and Knox, who are pictured as clinging to failed old orders, and insists civilization may die if leaders do not rise above politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoe
Helmeman
Tay
Europe
England
France
Italy
Masara
Lodge
Knox
What a Wyoming Man Saw
A correspondent describes the days after armistice signing and the final fighting before it. An officer known in Wyoming reports moving into Germany as French civilians greet the American advance. The last combat was fierce with dead Germans and Americans left unburied for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Germany
Deep War Escaped Prisoners Pour From Frontline Lines
The passage describes released prisoners of war arriving in a harsh, fragmented march. Men, women, and children travel worn and hungry, clutching bags, as civilians and soldiers mix. Faces show fear and trauma, with small comforts like chocolate or cigarettes offering brief relief.
Compliment to Cheyenne as Henry L Doherty Buys Local Utility
Henry L Doherty buys the local light and power company, adding Cheyenne to his extensive network of over 2000 utility enterprises. A famed financier known for choosing winning communities, he predicts a bright future for Wyoming and for Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Doherty
the Light and Power Concern
Cheyenne
Doherty
United States
Wyoming
Decline in U S Gold Production Alarmed by Experts
A special committee headed by Hennean Jennings reported to Secretary Lane that gold mining has suffered from World War effects and higher production costs. They note fixed gold prices devalue purchasing power, rising costs from 57 to 70 cents per dollar of gold, and warn that reduced output threatens national finances and gold reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lane
Hennean Jennings
Bureau of Mines
Wyoming Workmen's Compensation Report Recommends Law Revisions
The third annual Wyoming workmen's compensation report urges legislature action to amend the law. It proposes penalties for reporting failures, suspensions, and organizational noncompliance, increases for various disability claims, and a single commissioner to oversee administration. It notes rising coverage and expenditures, with 21,000 workers insured and 852 employers under the act in the latest period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Workmen's Compensation Department
Mies Anderson
Wilson's European Tour Reaches Rome and Vatican Meeting
President Wilson arrived in Rome amid crowds and guard details as Italian troops and international officers mingled with spectators. He toured the Pantheon and Garibaldi monument, viewing ancient ruins with the city spread below, then met Pope Benedict XV who praised America’s peace efforts and League of Nations goals.
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Rome
Garibaldi
Historile
St. Peter's Home
Vatican Gardens
Old Forum
Collacum
America
League of Nations
Wilson
Vatican Li
Geneva
Cheyenne Briefs Include Oil Men Visitors and College Reopen
The Cheyenne scene features H G Young of Glenrock and J A McCoy of Kemmerer visiting for business while A D Hoskins and P W Julline arrive ahead of the governor's inauguration. Nelson Vetter promotes investment at 1616 Central. Cheyenne Business College reopens January 6.
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Nelson-Vetter Investment Company
Central Avenue
Capitol
Nelson Vetter Investment Company
Cheyenne Business College
Hoovers new role as world food controller declared
Paris reports Herbert Hoover will officially assume the duties of world food controller and relief director for the pivotal regions. The American peace commission announced the move as allied efforts to address starvation in Austria and broader hunger in the Western and central fronts.
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Paris
Herbert C. Hoover
American Peace Commission
Wileyn
United States
Orgentar
American peace delegation named as American commission
The text states Herbert Hoover will be director general of the undertaking. It reveals, for the first time, the formal designation of the American peace delegation as the American commission to negotiate peace.
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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 theater as a Russian gypsy woman with a dual role. The play promises thrilling incidents and a happy ending with high Paramount production values. Fatty Arbuckle’s The Rough House plays at the Lyric alongside Tom Mix in Ace High for light and entertaining fare.
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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 this tale Harry T. Morey stars as Bennett a wanderer betrayed by faithlessness and trust. He discovers he was not a leper but a man of millions and seeks vengeance before love intervenes. Love wins yet forgiveness comes too late.
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Bennett
Harry T. Morey
Atlas
Man Captured as Suspect in Horse Stealing Case
Deputy Sheriff Ed Scheely arrested a man at the Union Pacific depot who matched the description of Higgins, a man badly wanted by Sidney authorities for horse stealing. He will be held there until the Sidney sheriff arrives to take charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Scheely
Union Pacific
Higgins
Sidney
Police arrest two men for passing bad checks
Police nabbed two men identified as G Jennings VY and Fred Stone for passing bad checks. They were turned over to county jail awaiting court. Earlier raid on a local rooming house led to arrest of James O'Brien, Margaret Wright and Ollie Jones on immorality charges, now in city jail awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 in Mount Olivet cemetery Friends are asked not to send flowers Alumni recall Woodrow Wilsons 1886 college visit during which time he gave the commencement address and later became a world figure.
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Beatrice Bresnahan
Wollenley
Wilson
Hia Vielt
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Pope presents $40,000 mosaic to President Wilson in Vatican ceremony
Pope Benedict presented President Wilson with a yard square mosaic reproducing Guido Reni s Saint Peter image valued at 40 000 dollars. Cardinal Gasparri gave two modified canon law copies, one autographed to Wilson. Wilson thanked them as crowds cheered and Swiss guards saluted at the Vatican.
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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 monument gains bronze tablet at Camp Devens
A monument built with stories brought to Camp Devens Massachusetts by the sweethearts of the soldiery now receives a bronze tablet and will stand as a lasting memorial.
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Camp Devens
Mass
Cheyenne Begins Return to Normal After Flu Quarantine
Cheyenne reports four new flu cases with no deaths, lifting a three month quarantine. Churches, theaters, schools to reopen. city hopes merchants will benefit as public activity resumes after isolation.
Pioneer Resident Cheyenne is Dead
Charles D. Roberts a 70 year old railroad man with the Union Pacific died at his Casper home after a long career in Cheyenne as conductor assistant yardmaster and depot master He will be brought to Cheyenne for funeral services conducted by the Blue Lodge Masons His wife three daughters and four sons survive including Dan W Roberts division storekeeper of the Kansas division of UP and Joe Roberts ill in Los Angeles with influenza The obituary notes he was a pioneer Cheyenne resident with wide railroad and city ties
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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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Horckfeldt & Finkbiner
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Aliu
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Plains Avio Company
Oljut
Plains Auto Co. Ourt
T. A. Shaw
Wheatland
H. GC. Young
Glenrock
J. A McCoy
Kemmerer
M. A. Wright
A. D. Hoskins
FP. M. Brown
Rawlins
P. W. Julline
Cora, Wyo
L. ©. Moas
Laramie
Rh. F. Hays of
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Plains Hotel
George E. Brimmer
J. H. Bonner
Glemrock
City
G. KR. Stevenson
Alliance, Neb
P. B. Garrison
Mrs. Garrison
C. J. Rhinesmith
Marie Hanson
Potter, Neb
J. N. Price
Des Moines
Iowa
Gus Palmer
Boulder, Colo
Henry Blackmar
London
Mostreal
Reuter’s
Allied Commission For Revietual
Vienna
Austria
Princess
the Atlas
Bresnahan
Pope
Associated Press
University of Wisconsin
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Cheyenne UY
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