Paris Peace Worries Persist Amid Uncertain Treaty
A Paris dispatch notes French relief at the peace but deep anxiety about a settlement shaped by many nations. Germans could only honor obligations through force, risking renewed conflict as Allied talks continue and Germany delays surrender. Reports describe German ship scuttling to avoid delivery, signaling stubborn defiance and potential future turmoil.
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Paris
France
Paris Midi
Great Britain
von Reuter
Orkneys
Mhial
Study of the Constitution Campaign Promotes Civic Education
The National Security League promotes a campaign for educating the public in fundamental principles of American government. McKivey, educational director, says the Constitution is losing its hold as a civic guide.
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National Security League
Plani
Fe. McKivey
Understanding the U S Constitution Against Bolshevism
The text argues Americans must deeply grasp the meanings of constitutional government to combat Bolshevism. It stresses checks and balances among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, warning against misinterpretation by both immigrant and native born citizens. It cites Washington and historic experiments to underline the need for public loyalty to constitutional limits.
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America
Senate
Washington
Price of Dignity in Advertising Failure Aids South Africa Loan
The article argues that Britain and the United States used effective advertising to fund war efforts, contrasting with South Africa where a loan failed to raise expected funds. The Union Finance Minister claimed dignity prevented aggressive promotion, despite offers of free expert advice and proven international methods.
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Britain
Union of South Africa
The
Union
United States of America
South Africa
Great
U. S.A
Advertising and government relations in modern markets
A London journal argues that governments gain public regard by simple human advertising, noting that partnerships protect prestige and dignity. It contends that governments free to appeal to their people through humble advertising retain respect rather than suffer degradation.
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Advertising World
London
England
Titles Galore in Anam Negotiation Tale
Edmund Roberts of New Hampshire sought a treaty envoy role and listed an array of titles to match Anam ministers. He proclaimed himself Special Envoy of the United States of America and Citizen and Freeholder of multiple New Hampshire towns and rivers, delighting in a grand Gazetteer style title string. The court, overwhelmed, begged him to stop while admitting even the Emperor could not match such a list.
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Edmund Roberts
New Hampshire
Anam
Roberts
United States of America
Portsmouth
Rockingham
Coos
Grafton
Nashua
Concord
Manchester
Merrimack
Manadnock
Hiring German Officers for Ships in Government Service
The text argues against using German officers and sailors on government transport ships, stating it is safer to risk American unfamiliarity with ship technicalities than to risk German treachery. It reflects wartime skepticism toward former German personnel in critical roles.
Admiral Rodman Takes Flag to Pacific Fleet
New York reports Admiral Hugh Rodman assumes command of the Pacific fleet at the New York navy yard with 30 officers and 300 crew aboard the battleship New York. Admiral Rodman will base his flagship at sea aboard the New Mexico which will lead the flotilla from New York around July 14.
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New York
Hugh Redman
New York Navy Yard
Rodman
Bryan declines to ride camel in prohibition parade
William Jennings Bryan, famed prohibition leader, refuses to ride a camel at the prohibition day parade during the Methodist centennial in Columbus Ohio. He watches from the grandstand with other leaders and plans to deliver a temperance speech later in the afternoon.
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Associated Press
Columbus
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Eleventh Annual Iowa Picnic Planned for July Fourth
The eleventh annual Iowa Picnic will be held at Campstee thirty miles east of Cheyenne on July 4. Hundreds of former Iowans now in Wyoming are expected to attend including many from Cheyenne. Governor Carey has been invited to attend.
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Campstee
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Carey
Bla
Wai Reaucre
Luis City
West
Aetamane Neome
Ae Ag
Almient
Mrs. Sherley Dies After Two-Week Illness
Mrs. Julia Sherley, 54, of 721 West 27th Street, died yesterday at 1 p m after a two week paralysis illness. She was the mother of Mrs. Geo Randall of this city. The remains are with W O Dusin undertaking company. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Julia Sherley
West 27Th Street
Geo. Randall
W. OW. Dusim
Wyoming Cavalry Is Recommended for Federal Recognition
Captain John Ruddell of the 440th United States infantry reports to the War Department that the Wyoming Cavalry troops should receive federal recognition. The four troops were organized in a three week period and are stationed in Kemmerer Basin Cody Riverton Sheridan. Headquarters are in Sheridan for Troop A. Troop B in Cody. Troop C in Riverton. Troop D in Kemmerer.
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John Ruddell
United States Infantry
Wyoming
War Department
Kemmerer
Greybell
Basin
Cody
Riverton
Sheridan
Stiverton
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Pacific Fleet
Iowa
Sherley
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Uncle Sam
Herman Goldblatt
W. Lincoln Way
Schwartz Brothers
West 16Th St
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