America in default to Russia says Elihu Root
Elihu Root, former secretary of state and head of a mission to Russia, says the American people are in default to Russia and must act by backing aid to the self-sacrificing Russians with munitions, clothing, and funds. He urges immediate groundwork for lasting trade relations and warns against passive rhetoric as Bolshevism seeks to spread.
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America
Russia
Eliaa Root
New York
Elih Root
Wilson
Trussia
United States
Mussia
Germany
Government of
Industrial Club to Consider Change to Chamber of Commerce
The Industrial club’s annual meeting tonight will weigh changing its name to the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce. Secretary Frank J. Wiffler urges members to back the move for mutual self-betterment and community service, aiming to make Cheyenne the leading chamber in the state.
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Industrial Club
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Frank J. Wiffler
Cheyenne
Chamber of Commerce
Maeterlinck Tour Plans Altered Amid Social Scrutiny
The Belgian playwright Maurice Maeterlinck faces a rough path in this country as his lecture tour is cancelled. His wife, noted for her dainty manner and charm, makes many friends at social events while Maeterlinck contemplates a self chosen tour after addressing several gatherings.
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Maurice Maeterlinck
Maeterlinck
Three Alarms of Fire in Two Days
The fire department was called out twice yesterday and once Sunday. A small fire in an ash pit behind the Labor Journal building was reported at 6 10 yesterday morning. In the afternoon a report at 41708 O Neil street found no fire but required removal of a chimney blown over from the roof. Sunday at 2 45 p m a pile of baled straw outdoors at Devine Grain Co at Twenty second and Reed streets caught fire and the department had to tear the pile down to gain control amid high winds.
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Labor Journal
O'Neil Street
Devine Grain Company
Twenty-second
Reed Sts
Blaze Suppresses Quickly After Fire Breaks Out
A fire sped through an area consuming a structure before firefighters contained it within an hour. No injuries are reported and responders secured the scene as crews worked to prevent rekindle.
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Ned
Charter Sought by Local Boy Scouts
The local council of Boy Scouts sent an application to the Western division headquarters in San Francisco for a charter. Organized last summer after Boy Scout week, the council had delayed filing. A $25 yearly charter fee applies, with half of 1919 and all of 1920 covered by the new charter.
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Council of
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
San Francisco
French Feati We Tghl Regent Arrival Tells Carpentier Secret
Jacques Burdell, French featherweight who arrived in the United States recently, credits Carpentier with his success to perfect distance judgment and left speed. Burdell, who served with Carpentier in the French aviation service, trained alongside him and claims to be the true featherweight champion.
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Carpentier
Jacques Burdell
United States
Burdell
Asda
Hiss
University Trustees Approve Salary Schedule and New Law Dept Plan
Laramie Wy January 19 University Board of Trustees adopts a definite salary plan graded by faculty rank to adjust to living costs. First step on March 4, second in September. Board also authorized Nelson to study adding a law department, aiming for September enrollment. Treaty referendum shows majority support for compromise between Lodge and Democratic reservations. Intercollegiate debating teams selected. Charlie Young wins Delta Sigma Rho prize.
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Laramie
University Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
Nelson
Wyoming
League of Nations
University
United States
League
Young
Green River
Francis
Washington
D. C
Parker
Sheridan
Stevens
Cheyenne
Essort
Klein
Pueblo
Colo
Nichols
Sundance
McKaig
Cold Wave Predicted by Weather Observer
A weather bureau report says a cold wave will hit Cheyenne and vicinity tonight. Temperatures are forecast to drop about 40 degrees in 24 hours, with zero or below zero by tomorrow, plus snow and fresh northerly winds.
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Cheyenne
Weather Bureau
Foley Kidney Pills Relieve Kidney Soreness and Rheumatism
Mrs. David Henry of Washington New Jersey reports Foley Kidney Pills ease dreadful soreness and backache caused by weakened kidneys and overworked filtration. She states the medicine helped her kidneys and rheumatism and removed limb soreness. Sold everywhere.
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David Henry
S. Lincoln Ave
Washington, N. J
Foley
Jessup to Escort Boys to Colorado Conference
Superintendent A S Jessup will take 44 high school boys from Cheyenne to Fort Collins for the older boys conference under the Colorado Y M C A auspices. The event invites older boys from Colorado and southern Wyoming. The plan aims at moral social development and encouraging positive school and community activities. Half the day covers conference work, the rest sports.
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A. S. Jessup
Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Colorado Y. M. G. A
Colorado
Wyoming
Y. M. Cga
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