America Absent From Versailles Peace and League
In a farsighted critique, the N Y World laments America’s absence from the Versailles peace ratification and the first League of Nations meeting. It argues a minority in the U S Senate has blocked treaties, keeping the United States at war in effect while other powers seek security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
League of Nations
Paris
America
Russia
Turkey
Europe
United States Senate
Senate
World
Lost Atlantis Quest Linked to Pacific Gap Claim
The article argues Prof. Alanson Bryan of Hawaii may seek Atlantis in a 6000 mile undersea bridge between Hawaii and South America. It notes Plato placed Atlantis in the Atlantic beyond the Pillars of Hercules and suggests any Pacific find would be a different submerged island, not the legendary land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantis
Wm. Alanson Bryan
Hawaii
Alanson Bryan
Pacific
South America
Atlantic
Plato
Solon
Libya
Asia Minor
Straits of Gibraltar
Atlantic Ocean
South American
American
Tailors' convention weighs ending trouser cuffs
The National Merchant Tailors' Association considers dropping cuffs on men's trousers. If 30 million men in 1920 wore two cuffless pairs, over a million yards of cloth could be saved. The move could revive thicker fabrics and reduce winter exposure and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Merchant Tailors’ Association
Poor Kerensky Now a Hasher in London
A poetical report notes freedom’s cry as Koskinsco falls and the weary world, wary of Russia, has little tears to spare at the news that Kerensky is working as a hasher in a London restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koskinsco
Kerensky
Rear Admiral Sigsbee 75 on Maine birthday battle
U S Navy retiree Charles D Sigsbee born January 16 1845 in Albany N Y marks his 75th birthday today He commanded the Maine when it was destroyed in Havana harbor and later led the Texas during the Spanish American War He retired in 1907 after forty five years of service Also noted is the Butte Montana disaster anniversary and prohibition developments.
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Charles D. Sigsbee
U. S
Maine
Havana Harbor
Butte, Mont
Temperance Society
United States
Anti-Saloon League of America
Plumb
Harvard University
Dartmouth College
Cambridge
Mass
Glenn 2
Albany
N. Y
Naval Academy
Sigsbee
Texas
Today’s anniversaries list notable figures and events
James Calhoun elected first Baltimore mayor. Duc d Aumale born in Paris and died May 7 1897 in Paris. Senate ratified China treaty negotiated by Caleb Cushing. Edward Everett died in Boston, born Dorchester April 44 1794. Fanny Kemble, actress, died in London. Born there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Calhoun
Baltimore
Duc d'Aumale
Louis Philippe
Paris
United States Senate
China
Caleb Cushing
Edward Everett
Boston
Dorchester
Mass
Fanny" Kemble
London
City Visitors Narrate Busy Cheyenne Influx
A wave of visitors fills Cheyenne with names from Cody Worland Kemmerer and Lander plus towns like Ten Sleep Gate City and Pine Bluffs. Notables include Bragg Truesdell Jaycox and many local residents listed among arriving guests.
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W. F. Bragg
F. Truesdell
Jaycox
David Taylor
Ten Sleep
Cheyenne
Notable 1809 1800s Battles and Prohibition Ratification
Entries note British General Inyteelo crossing the Tugela on November 27, 1809 and a large fire destroying much of Bergen. Also recorded is the 1919 ratification of the Prohibition Amendment by the required number of states.
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Inyteelo
Tugela
Bergen
United States
Peace Conference Opens in Paris One Year Ago
Delegates arrive in Paris for the opening of the peace conference as Ebert of Germany states the republic will shape policy around President Wilson's fourteen points.
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Paris
Ebert
Wilson
Notable British Figures Born On This Date
Rt. Hon. Ibor Churchill Guest and Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson share today’s remembrance as prominent English figures. Robert W. Service the Yukon poet and Henry Fielding Dickens, son of Charles, also mark birthdays alongside J Erskine Mayer of the Chicago team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibor Churchill Guest
Wimborne
Ireland
Johnston Forbes-Robertson
London
Robert W. Service
Yukon
Preston
England
Henry Fielding Dickens
J. Erskine Mayer
Chicago
Columbus
Visitors Pack Cheyenne as Many Guests Flood City Hotels
A long list of visitors and guests arrives in Cheyenne from towns including Douglas Evanston Wyo Basin Torrington Lusk Sheridan Green River and Cody staying at the Moffatt Normandie Plains and other hotels. Names include Jenne Sprinkle Harris Magee Swift Wilson Rochelle Moyes Bacheller Groom and many more. TRY STATE LEADER WANT ADS they bring results.
Billy Whiskers in a Tangle of Kitchen Mischief
Billy Whiskers, recently sold to the Biggies, slips into a kitchen scene. He climbs a chair onto a table, snatches frosting, stops at a red apple, and clashes with a goat. He mistakes his reflection for an adversary, explores a parlor, and ends with a fruit mishap as voices approach.
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Billy
Susie
the Saalfield
Senning Co
Akron
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Pares
Todal
Cuba- American Jockey Club
Havana
Business Men’s Racing Association
New Orleans
Sydney
Springfield
Tist Regiment Athletic Association
New York City
Pinehurst
Joe Stecher
John Pesek
Omaha
Willie Jackson
Frankie Burns
City News
O. Josendal
C. P. Johnson
Thomas Cooper
M. O. Danford
M. L. Bishop
H. Pearce
J. Lever
M. J. Burke
Angus McPherson
Lewis Barker
GC Be, Winter
B. B. Brooks
Ralph Kimball
Tim Daly
H. L. Kinkead
CG. W. Newland
Alice McPherson
William B. Stannard
Gasper
A. L. Pearson and
Ora Somers
Cody
Alex D. Leeper
W. C. Steele
L. E. Laird
H. L. Clark
Worland
the Plains
Jesse Crosby, Charles A. Welch and
F. G. Tolman
Cowley
City
W. B. Snyder and
Earl D. Prague of
Lovell
J. D. Noblitt
Cokeville
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
R. H. Hopkins
John Mahoney
William A. McKay
Rawlins
W. S. Hilands
George M. Quible
Charles W. Irwin
Rock River
Andrew Morrow
R. R. Rose
Isabelle Miller
James F. McInerney
Kemmerer
Lee Simpson
Thomas Gillies
H. E. Holdrege
B. H. Monson
Roland Price
Joseph Smith
Thermopolis
Mrs. J. R. Wilkinson
Pine Bluffs
James M. Mahan
Nellie Johnson
EB. J. Farlow
Jule Farlow
A. Johnston
Leslie A. Read
G. Corbin
F. Wilson
W. H. Stone
Lander
William
Irvin
Hoss
The
Plains
Jacob Jenne
Ed. Sprinkle of
Douglas
T. J. Jones of
Basin
Moffatt
W.B. Coy
A. B. Kohertzen
J. M. Rousher
D. T. Shoemaker
B. Bobrick
Torrington
J. Cremnon
F. J. Aldred
J. W. Feigh
Mrs. L. V. Geuyn
Evanston
Mrs. B. A. Hubbs of
Meriden
Larry Kirkbride
Wauneta
F. H. Healey
Frank Harris
Sundante
Mrs. G. F. Whitman
Big Piney
Frank Bebby
S. G. Powers
Carpenter
J. W. Magee
H. L. Swift
Saratoga
J. M. Wilson of
Mcinley
Albert Rochelle
A. M. Teskell
M. J. McCormick
L. H. Moyes
EH. Paul Bacheller
Lusk
Mrs. T. Wilkinson
Egbert
the Normandie
Joe Lane
Ed Freeman
Edna Blurton
William B. Maxwell
Sarah Jane Maxwell
Barney Curran
Charles Fredrick
Otto Gramm
J. A. Hill
Laramie
S. Major of
Little Bear
George S. Martin of
Grant
E. R. Daniels of
Sherman
Afton
D. Green of
Lagrange
R. ¥. Brown
P. B. Strong
Pivine Wreeneyehne
Walter As
Williams Werner
Tron Mountain
Normandie
R. B. Robinson of
Buffalo
Town
E. R. Bauer of
Green River
W. S. Griffith of
Glearmont
A. C. Fonda of
Guernsey
John X. Morris
Sheridan
C. W. Hall
E. P. Spaeth
Gilslette
S. J. Leah of
Greybull
Billy Whiskers
Franges Trego Montgomery
A. E. Reeder Drug Store
West 17Th Street
W. 19Th St
Connelly & Tupper
Capitol Ave
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