What of Mexico? Debate on self government and foreign policy
The editorial discusses Senator Tall of New Mexico and Senator Lodge contrasting views on Mexico and self government. It references Sharp Williams, Washington's neutrality efforts, and the historical arc from the American and French revolutions to modern governance, warning against foreign-imposed control.
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Tall
New Mexico
Senate
Wen
Sharp Williams
Miesiesippi
Renanks
Fall
Lodge
H O
Pall
Landquke
Cominy
George Washington
United States
Whornes Jefferson
Hrim
State Department
France
Jacquerie
Web
Paris
Danton
Robespierre
Marat
Navy League gains momentum nationwide says Gov Kendrick
Government reports a surge in Navy League membership driven by widespread citizen support. The organization founded in 1902 boasts leaders like Admiral Dewey and Theodore Roosevelt with active female members and open accounts, headquartered in the Southern Building, Washington DC.
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Navy League
National Defense
Admiral Dewey
Theodore Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons
Philip Reinelander
de. Liman Abbott
America
Te Women’s Action
Ite
Navy Loegle
Washington DC
The French Revolution and American Doctrine on Intervention
A speech contrasts the French Revolution with U.S. views on intervention in foreign internal affairs. It argues for self government, warns against foreign meddling, and says change must come through gradual liberty rather than force, citing Washington and Jefferson and criticizing European interference.
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Ihs Chronicle
Crett
Prossia
Austria
Kaiser
Caesar
Caos
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
France
Massa- Wawetts
Mr. Lodge
Mexico
Masschusetts
Europe
High Seas
Minnesota
Nelson
Mexicana
Fortifying the System for Diwip and Grip Remedies
The fragment promotes a tonic using quinine and other ingredients to combat grip and colds. It suggests combining quinine with a laxative to cleanse the system, claiming it aids health and digestion. A product reference, Bromo Win Groves signature, appears with FDA-like notation but lacks clear substance.
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Groves
Australian defeats Brown in Sydney boxing match
Australian fighter Daresy defeated American George Keoghout Brown in a four round bowing bout at Sydney. The report notes the event occurred last week with Tom Andrews cited as a source and mentions Melwaukhee, Wis. as the U S origin of Brown.
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Lhasa I
Brown
Retail Clerks Elect Officers in Sheridan
In Sheridan the Retail Clerks Protective Association has elected W. C. Colline as president J. Roy Colvin as vice president HM R. Roberts as secretary B. L. Jacobe as second vice president BE DB Sealth as treasurer A. W. Bateman as steward Alva Spanogie as guard Florence Van Buren as treasurer. The local reports favorable outlook for the coming year with anticipated growth.
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Wyoming Labor Journal
Tore
Retail Clerks’ Protective Association of Sheridan
W. C. Colline
J. Roy Colvin
HM. R. Roberts
B. L. Jacobe
DB. Sealth
Uttle
A. W. Bateman
Alva Spanogie
Plorence van Buren
Cheyenne Cooks and Waltrous Group Elect Officers
The 897 Cheyenne group elected officers at the December meeting. President Jack Hose was reelected, Emma Brinker became vice president, and Paul J. Weyer was named secretary-treasurer as they plan a campaign to recruit every culinary worker in the city. O Day, former Labor News editor, performs melodies for the Wyoming Journal.
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Walters and Waltrouses
Cheyenne
Let
Jack Hose
Emma Brinker
Paul J. Weyer
O'Day
Wyoming Journal
W. N. O'Day
Labor News of
Colorado Springs
Merg
Clerks Union Pushes Full Sweetwater Membership Drive
The Sweetwater Trades and Tabor Council plans an open Clerks local meeting to enroll every clerk and merchant in the city. Organizers say union support hinges on complete organization and vow to withhold patronage from unorganized stores.
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Sweetwater
Sweetwater Trades and Tabor Council
Cheyenne Clerks Affiliate with Labor Groups
Cheyenne clerks organized under the Retail Clerks International Protects Association held a regular meeting at Labor Hall and voted to affiliate with the Trades Assembly and State Federation of Labor. Secretary Land of the Federation and Chairman Stoughton lead a vigorous campaign for new members as interest rises in local mercantile establishments. Rock Springs caterer KE Mayes signed an agreement with the Cheyenne Cooks Waiters and Waitresses local to display the Hotel and Restaurant Employes International Alliance card.
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Cheyenne
Night School Opens For Students Training In Commerce
Parents urged to enroll sons and daughters for evening classes starting Monday. The school promotes shorthand typing bookkeeping rapid notation and business law to prepare youths for independent positions through commercial work opportunities.
Unclear Text From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR lines referencing union patronage and whlon agreement. no clear events, people, or organizations can be identified. Unable to determine a coherent summary from the readable fragments.
Audit by the Two Georges in Cheyenne
George FB Bateman of Dietz and George Young substitute for John White of Rock Springs to audit the books of the Mine Workers State Federation and the Labor Journal Publishing company in Cheyenne for the semi annual period.
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Georges
George FB. Bateman
Dietz
George Young
John White
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Mine Workers, State Federation
Labor Journal Publishing Company
Wyoming Delegates to UMW Convention Pass Through Cheyenne
UMW delegates from Wyoming travel to Indianapolis for the convention. Delegates Smith and Trempe from Lincoln County reached Cheyenne Thursday and depart today. President Gildroy of the State Federation heads to Denver then Indianapolis to represent two miners unions. Most delegates leave before tonight. Secretary Morgan may be delayed until early next week.
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Wyoming
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Cheyenne
Indianapolis
Smith and Trempe
Lincoln County
Gildroy
State Funeration
Denver
Morgan
Sheridan Clerks Local Largest in Wisconsin
The Retail Clerks' local of Sheridan Wisconsin reports a membership of 65, the largest local in the state for the association.
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Sheridan Clerks
Retail Clerks
Sheridan
Wio
Swiss Officers Charged with Treason in Geneva
In Geneva on January 15 Colonel Maurice de Wattenwyl and Colonel Karl Egli of the Swiss general staff were charged with high treason. General Ulrich Wille directed a strict investigation after allegations they supplied Germany and Austria with Swiss troop dispositions and French position reports along the French-Swiss frontier.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Maurice de Wattenwyl
Olonel Karl Egli
Ulrich Wille
Germany
Austroterman
Lovell Plans Modern 40-Room Hotel Project
Mrs Ellen J Strong of Lovell Wyoming intends to erect a modern 40 room hotel here with an architect to be selected immediately and plans completed before awarding a contract The Lovell State Bank directors will change the depositary to a National bank and increase capital to 30000 dollars planning a new bank building Douglas reports a five story building to be erected at Center and Third Street once weather permits details on cost and style are not yet determined but will be strictly modern and up to date
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Lovell
Lovell State Bank
Douglas
Center and
Third Street
Altho B
Explosion at Du Pont plant injures workers in Gibbstown
A blast rocked the Du Pont factory in Gibbstown New Jersey last night destroying the crystallizing house and injuring five men two seriously. Officials said the cause was unavoidable and the damage reached about 25000 dollars. The incident marked the sixth explosion at nearby Du Pont plants in a week.
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Gibbstown
N. J
Ammont
du Pont Towder Company
Danage
du Pont
Snowfall Briefly Whitens Wyoming Skies
A light, intermittent snowfall yesterday produced brief coating over parts of Wyoming. The frigid air remained, leaving a crisp, short lived dusting with no lasting impact on daily activities.
Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant Ad
A verbose advertisement touts Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant for bronchitis whooping cough croup and colds. It claims a money back guarantee through druggists and asserts the remedy provides eight times more medicine than old fashioned preparations while avoiding narcotics or sedatives. The note encourages trying the product and promises satisfaction or refund.
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A. E. Roedel Tselling Schiffann
Schiffmann
Bealdes
Wt. J. Sbhirnao
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