What of Mexico in the Senate Remarks and Debate
The editorial comments on Senator Tall of New Mexico and Senator Sharp Williams of Mississippi, discussing self government and non interference in domestic affairs. It cites Lodge and Fall, and traces views from Washington to the French Revolution, noting debates on governance, liberty, and foreign influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 wide support with steady growth
Gov Kendrick and others appoint members as the Navy League expands nationwide. The organization, founded in 1902, claims Admiral Dewey and Theodore Roosevelt among its officers and counts many prominent women among its members. Headquarters are in the Southern Building, Washington DC, with further information available through the secretary.
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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 Americas View on Intervention
A long, argumentative speech asserts that the French Revolution has left a dark legacy and argues against foreign intervention in domestic affairs. It contrasts American principles of self-government with European ambitions and warns that true progress comes from gradual liberty rather than forced reform.
Fortify System for Diwip Grip and Laxative Quinine
Fragmented note promotes a tonic combining quinine with laxative ingredients to treat grip and colds. The text claims the mix destroys germs and tones the system, citing a Groves signature and FDA references in unclear wording.
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Groves
Australian defeats Brown in Sydney boxing bout
Report says Daresy, an Australian, defeated George Keoghout Brown of the United States in a four round bout at Sydney. The result comes amid a chaotic, unverified account with mixed wording and unclear details from the Melbourne area press.
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Lhasa I
Brown
Retail Clerks Elect Officers in Sheridan
In Labor Circles i Wyoming Labor Journal Retail Clerks Protective association of Sheridan have elected the following officers for the current year President W. C. Colline vice president J. Roy Colvin Secretary HM. R. Roberts second vice president B. L. Jacobe Recorder BE DB Sealth Little A. W. Bateman Guard Alva Spanogie and for treasurer Florence Van Buren. The local reports that everything is looking favorable for them the coming year and that they anticipate a continued 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 group elects officers for culinary workers
Cooks Walters and Waltrous of Cheyenne elected officers at their December meeting. Jack Hose re elected president Emma Brinker named vice president Paul J. Weyer secretary treasurer. The campaign aims to enlist every culinary worker in the city. O Day of Wyoming Journal performs melodies on the Journal merg. O Day is a longtime printer and former Labor News editor.
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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 Plan Citywide Trade Union Drive in Sweetwater
An open meeting of Sweetwater Clerks local aims for full participation by every clerk and proprietor. The Sweetwater Trades and Tabor Council seeks 100 percent local membership and broad merchant support to persuade patrons to shop only where unions are fully organized.
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Sweetwater
Sweetwater Trades and Tabor Council
Cheyenne Clerks Align With Labor Federations and Local Campaigns
Cheyenne clerks under the Retail Clerks International Protects Association held a Labor Hall meeting. They voted to affiliate with the Trades Assembly and State Federation of Labor. Secretary Land and Chairman Stoughton head a campaign to recruit members and boost interest among merchants in Cheyenne and Rock Springs. KE Mayes, a prominent Rock Springs caterer, signed with the local to display the Hotel and Restaurant Employes card.
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Cheyenne
Night School Opens For Tomorrow Start
Parents urged to enroll children in night courses offering shorthand, rapid literacy, bookkeeping, accounting, business law and related commercial skills. The school promotes independent positions and emphasizes quantity and quality of work as demand grows. Enrollments begin Monday, inviting sons and daughters to begin training.
Union Patronage Mention Claims Wholen Agreement Context
Fragmentary text notes patronage of union men under an agreement. No clear identities, dates, places, or actions emerge to specify the event or outcome.
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The
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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 semi annual books of the Mine Workers State Federation and the Labor Journal Publishing company in Cheyenne.
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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 On Way To United Mine Workers Convention
U M W delegates traverse Cheyenne en route to Indianapolis for the United Mine Workers convention. Delegates Smith and Trempe from Lincoln County reached Cheyenne Thursday and depart today. President Gildroy of the State Funeration heads to Denver then Indianapolis to represent two mineral orators. Most delegates leave 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 Union Largest Local in the State
The Retail Clerks local of Sheridan Wisconsin has 65 members and stands as the biggest local in the state within the association.
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Sheridan Clerks
Retail Clerks
Sheridan
Wio
Swiss Officers Charged With High Treason
Geneva Jan 15 Colonel Maurice de Wattenwyl and Colonel Karl Egli of the Swiss general staff are charged with high treason. General Ulrich Wille ordered a strict investigation into alleged communication of French frontier positions to Germany and reports on Swiss troop dispositions to Austro German attaches.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Maurice de Wattenwyl
Olonel Karl Egli
Ulrich Wille
Germany
Austroterman
Lovell Plans Modern 40 Room Hotel Building
Mrs Ellen J Strong of Lovell intends to erect a modern 40 room hotel here with an architect to be selected soon and a contract to be awarded after plans are completed. Lovell State Bank directors decide to change depositary to a National bank with capital increased to 30000 and plan a new bank building. Douglas to begin construction on the Jenne Building at Center and Third Street as weather permits, a five story structure in a strictly modern style with cost and details yet to be determined.
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Lovell
Lovell State Bank
Douglas
Center and
Third Street
Altho B
Explosion at Du Pont works injures five in Gibbstown
A blast at the Du Pont powder works in Gibbstown New Jersey destroyed the crystallizing house and injured five men two seriously officials said the accident was accidental with five hurt and damage estimated at 25000 dollars this 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
Snowy Intermittent Flurry Briefly Skims Wyoming
Fragments report a light intermittent snowfall yesterday in Wyoming with crisp air and short duration. The State Jester to the Want A dtu of Wyoming. Trew ft.
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Adtu
Wyoming
Trew
Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant Guarantee Ad
An advertisement touts Schiffmanns new concentrated Expectorant for bronchitis whooping cough croup and colds. It promises a full refund if customers are not satisfied and claims the remedy provides eight times more medicine than old fashioned preparations. It stresses safety for children and notes no narcotics.
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A. E. Roedel Tselling Schiffann
Schiffmann
Bealdes
Wt. J. Sbhirnao
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Prossia
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Caesar
Caos
Thomas Jefferson
Massa- Wawetts
Mr. Lodge
Masschusetts
Europe
High Seas
Minnesota
Nelson
Mexicana
Daren
Decidow
Culinaries
Cheyenne Clerks
Business College
Kelley Mercantile Company
the Sanitary Store
Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
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