Wilsons Fourteen Points Speech Ends in Moral War Call
The passage outlines principles for a postwar order including free nations, autonomous developments for Austria Hungary and the Ottoman territories, an independent Poland, and open navigation of the Dardanelles. It asserts equal rights for all peoples and pledges to fight for a just and lasting peace without hostile domination, committing to universal principles of international justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans Ander
Larwe
Pocetom
Germany
United States
Walther
Genoanir
Sas
Sorensary
Iver Ayn Heaen
Upahead
Hans
Volow Coliine
Uber
Tol Kahnersch
Witner
Apisit
Mussa
York
Executive Mansion Society Notes and Local Gatherings
The governor's wife hosted callers at the Executive Mansion during weekly Tuesday gatherings resuming after the holidays. Informal knitting parties were planned for Friday afternoon and Saturday for Mrs Bradley and Mrs A K Smith hosting Mrs R W Bradley of Salt Lake City. Introduction party for F Wesley Beyer of Portland occurred at the True home. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Perry O Guthrie on January 7 at a private hospital. Lieutenant Boice, recently returned from service, will visit the home of Mr and Mrs S A Smoke in New York City before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Mansion
F. L. Hioux
Houx
Governors Mansion
Bradley
A. K. Smith
R. W. Bradley
Salt Lake City
F. Wesley Berer
Portland
Ore
Flames B. True
Beyer
Cheyenne
Perry O. Guthrie
Boice
Kone
8. A. Smoke
New York City
Fort Russell Socials Host Welcoming Dance for Newcomers
Captain and Mrs McClellana entertained at a post dancing party last night for Ideu tenant and Mrs Barton just arrived from Richmond where they were married in December A welcome was extended to the couple Mrs Smoke wife of Major Smoke travels to Columbia Missouri for a several week visit with Mrs Nelson R Bolee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellana
Post Loll
Ideutenant
Barton
Fort Russell
Richmond
A. Smoke
Major Smoke
Columbia, Mo
Visiting List of Cheyenne Residents Returns and Travels
Mrs W Wilmoth and Miss Mary Wilmoth came back from Omaha and Kansas City while Mrs BE Ahrens returns from Chicago Davenport and Omaha. Ena Crain resumes studies at Colorado Agricultural College in Fort Collins after holidays with her parents. Ada KB Coates heads to California spending spring between Pasadena Long Beach and Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs W R Schuitger host Long Beach bungalow. Miss Marion Ralston returns home from Ava visit. Geraldine Swarm returns from Upton holidays. Bess and Elba Heckle depart Cheyenne for Memphis after months here. Elba Heckle formerly worked at The State Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmoth
Mary Wilmoth
Omaha
Kansas City
BE. G. Ahrens
Chicago
Davenport
Middle States
Wyoming
Ena Crain
Fort Collins
Colorado Agticultural College
Marion Ralston
Ava
Dugald Whitaker
Geraldine Swarm
Cheyenne
Upton
Bess
Elba Heckle
Cheyenne Social News Highlights Return Visits and Moves
Local society notes chronicle guests returning home for Christmas from Omaha and Santa Fe, relatives relocating to Colorado Springs, and couples starting new chapters in Cheyenne. Among those mentioned: G A Stephens and family, Miss Biste Hadfield, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ball, Moda Carley, Mr. and Mrs. John Whitaker and children, J J Shingler family, Clayton Zuttermeister and Livvie Callahan, Red Cross worker Kathryn Hennitt, and Flora Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Mra
G. A. Stephens
Hazel
Joan
Omaha
Mr. Stephens
Biste Hadfield
Mire
C.F. Hoel
Santa Fe
N. Mi
Max Ball
Washington, D. C
Misa Moda Carley
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Tdm. Oarley
John Whitaker
Reginald
Kella
Louise
Mill Creek
Antlers
Cheyenne Lindy
J. J. Shingler
Society Two
Don
West Point Military Academy
Br. Shingler
Clayton Zuttermeister
Casper
Women's Clubs Gather for Afternoon Meetings at Library
The Woman's Club led by Mrs H W Bullock and Mrs D J Howells held an afternoon session at the library with Mrs Clifford Hummer providing music. The Coterie Art Club met at Mrs Frank Elekhorn's home. Whittier Club met at Mrs E J Kelley with Mrs A H Doane in charge. Chapter C P E O Sisterhood met at Mrs W C Kinkead's home with a talk by Mrs Claude Draper. Sunshine Society members met at the library then Red Cross rooms for sewing and bandage making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Bullock
D. J. Howells
Woman’s Club
Clifford Hummer
Coterie Art Club
Frank Elekhorn
Whittier Club
E. J. Kelley
A. H. Doane
PE. O
Sisterhood
W. C. Kinkead
France
Claude Draper
Sunshine Society
Red Cross Rooms
Sunergae of St. Mark's Elects Officers
The Sunergae of St. Mark's met yesterday afternoon at 601 East Nineteenth Street with large attendance. Officers were elected including reappointment of President Mrs. H. G. Watson and reelecting the glee press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
East Eighteenth Street
Sunergae
St. Mark's
Trip To Florida Beach Social Meeting Notes
A secretary Mrs J H Walton and treasurer Mrs J D Clark led a group including Mrs Jordan and hostesses for a tea after a meeting. Plans were discussed for special relief work aiding Belgian and French babies with loveties needed for the stricken countries.
Wilson Outlines Peace Program
President Wilson argues for a world peace program based on open diplomacy and collective security. He condemns secret treaties and calls for democratic self determination, removal of oppressive dominations, and free access to seas as essential to a just settlement.
Old Home Heel St Jacobs Oil Backache Remedy
Advertising claims a fast acting relief for backache and lumbago using Old Home St Jacobs Oil. The copy asserts the product soothes pain within minutes, is non burning and non greasy, and promises rapid improvement without side effects.
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Aisace-Lorreine
Luly
Les Oof
Austria-Muangary
Mumania
Serbia
Monftenegro
Veblen
Turkey
Pardanelles
Wmi
Lelaing
Georgette Creyn
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Society
Baby Boy
Fort Russell Society
Nelson R. Bolee
Woman's Club
Jewish Circle
Florida
South
Betty Brown
Wilson
Balkan
Brest-Kitovak
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Causes For
Schmeelines
Tino
Putin
Sanemies
Jess
Tabeo
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