Prophecies That Came True and Their Implications
A discussion of clairvoyance and prophetic insight cites Tolatai and Victor Hugo as examples of foreseeing world events. The piece argues prophecy reflects acute observation, not supernatural power, noting Hugo’s 19th century predictions on empires, hemispheric shifts, and the axis of civilization moving across centuries.
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Tolatoi
Wiliam Tl
China
House of Correction
Amerida
Europe
Victor Hugo
Asia
Babylon
Nineveh
Africa
Thebes
Memphis
Carthage
Hugo
Imagining a New World Through Gospel and Wilson's Policy
The passage questions whether old beliefs can renew under a new world quest and if the gospel, 2000 years old, can be applied anew. It links Europe and America, praising President Wilson's policy as rooted in inspired truths and suggests divination as a mark of genius in shaping future directions.
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America
Europe
Wilson
Vatican Quirinal Reach Broad Settlement Pact
Vatican and Quirinal negotiators move toward a settlement after concessions by Italy. The pope would recognize Rome as the capital and Italy's sovereignty, while the Vatican retains external independence. A telegraph line would connect the pope with diplomats, and the Vatican would receive 3.2 million lire annually with guaranteed protection.
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Vatican
Quirinal
Soverei
Italy
Rome
Tally
Dalmatia as a Part of Italy Nurtures Loyal Italian Claim
The piece argues Dalmatia must remain part of Italy, citing historical ties from Venice to Dalmatia and labeling Austrian Croat pressures as foreign domination. It compares Dalmatia to Alsace Lorraine and emphasizes steadfast Italian culture and Latin roots despite Slavic encroachment.
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Croatia
Slavonia
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Montenegro
Serbia
Dalmatia
Italy
Talmatia
Venice
Adriatic
Rismondo
Campoformio
Austria
Hapsburgs
Alsace- Lorraine
Alsace-Lorraine
Walls of Cody to be Wyoming attorney general
W L Walls of Cody Park county is slated to become the new Wyoming attorney general after Governor Carey’s resignation of D A Preston. Preston will stay until next Saturday or until Walls arrives in Cheyenne as the governor moves to fill the vacancy and other state offices ahead of the legislative session.
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W.L. Walls
Cody
Park County
Wyoming
Carey
D. A. Preston
Mr. Walls
Preston
Walls
Cheyenne
Ume
Willam Weeks
Lander
Fremont County
Englio
W. I. Wallis
Big Horn Basin
W. B. Mullen
J. M. Carey
Pren
Kendrick
Frank Ll. Moux
Supreme Court of the United States
Yeelominy
M. Carey
John. Leux
Eight Years in Office Reflected With Gratitude
A formal note of thanks expresses gratitude to the officers and employees of state government departments for uniform kindness and courtesy. The speaker recalls eight years in office as among the most pleasant times andextends sincere thanks to staff for faithfulness honesty and efficiency.
Mythic $1 200 000 Campaign Fund Refuted
Testimony by Col Lydecker to a congressional committee refutes charges that the league spent 1 200 000 dollars in its education drive to influence voters. He cites 5995.68 spent on campaign activities and 521 678 since December 1914, mostly for printing and coverage with no local political spending. Orth, chairman of the league’s committee of congress, is expected to testify next.
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Frear
Wisconsin
Congress
League
Col. Lydecker
Orth
Charitie DD. Orth
Security League
Committee of Congress
New York
Bushnem
Cheyenne Court Reporter Appointed For Second District
Fred Lebhart of Cheyenne named court reporter for the second judicial district based in Laramie. He and Mrs Lebhart will move to Saromio after arrangements. Lebhart, among the youngest reporters in Cheyenne, served in the limited service corps and was inducted last summer under Captain Ray Oldlife. He left for Rawlins where Judge W J Tidball holds court today.
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Fred Labhart
Cheyenne
State Selective Service Bureau
Second Judicial District
Laramie
Lebhart
Ramio
Army
Ray K. Oldlife
Leihart
Rawlins
W. J. Tidball
Second District
Advance guard of legislature arrives in city
The advance guard of the Fifteenth Wyolfling legislature arrives with State Senator Commodore P. Meek of Weston county and State Senator Thomas Dunn of Crook county among today’s arrivals. Also arriving is Representative P. W. Jenkins of Fremont county, a candidate for speaker of the lower house.
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Commodore P. Meek
Weston County
P. W. Jenkins
Fremont County
Thomas Dunn
Crook County
Meek
Dunn
House of Representatives
Jenkins
National Parks See 95 Percent Tourists of 1917 Visit Levels
Washington reports that 454,941 visitors toured American national parks in 1918, 95 percent of 1917’s total 490,705. Stephen Mather urges adding Grand Canyon and acquiring Mammoth Cave, Indiana dunes, and California giant trees. He notes $1,012,000 in park appropriations and $217,105 in park revenues, beside rising land gifts and possible permanent legislation to accept gifts. An early railroad tourist rate fix is urged to ease future travel and park management.
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Washington
America
National Parks
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Secretary Lane
Rector Mather
Grand Canyon
Colorado
United States
Kentucky
Indiana
California
Mather
Secretary of Interior
Japan to Renew Shipping Contracts for War Work
TOKIO June 6 Representatives of Japanese ship owners agreed to meet an American request to renew the charter contracts for 150000 Zong of shipping pledged for war work in Japan.
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Japan
TOKIO
Jun
Rheumatism Relief Promised By Local Remedy
A faded fragment promises relief from rheumatism and muscle soreness. It mentions weather effects, age and gender hints, and urges readers to consult their druggist for a remedy. The text is incomplete but conveys a general sales pitch for a patent medicine.
Wool and Hide Company Insurance Adjustment Ends Soon
W B Walker and BR Nongins of Great Falls and Royal Insurance agents with local representatives Kirkpatrick Barkadale came from Denver to adjust the Cheyenne Wool and Hide stock damage from last week. They plan to return to Cheyenne soon to complete the adjustment.
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W. B. Walker
Great Falls Insurance Company
John A. Kirkpatrick
BR. H. Nongins
Royal Fire Insurance Company of
Liverpool
Dan C. Barkadale
Denver
Cheyenne Wool & Hide Company
Cheyenne
Wool & Hide Company
Edwards Olive Tablets for gentle bowel relief
Quick relief from constipation is advertised by Edwards Olive Tablets. The ad promotes these tablets as a natural way to stimulate the bowels and liver without strong drugs.
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Edwards
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