Wilson Returns to U S From Brest in Joyous Homecoming
President Wilson lands in Hoboken then New York after World War I voyage. Parade routes from Hoboken to Carnegie Hall draw 410000 schoolchildren and crowds as confetti showers and patriotic slogans fill the air. Security details line the presidential car while secret service safeguards accompany the leader.
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Secretary Baker Defies Gatekeeper On President Wilson’s Debarkation
In New York the Secretary of War Baker faced a rude barrier when a colonel urged him to move aside for the official party. Baker, calm and defiant, stayed at the gang plank with reporters as the group insisted he retreat. The colonel reddened but yielded.
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Autopsy Indirect Claim Of Expectant Mother In New’s Death
The surgeon testifies the autopsy suggests New was about to become a mother. The inquest heard that New told Lesser she expected a child, a claim disputed by Dr. Wagner and debated by attorneys. The proceedings focus on motive and the circumstances of the death near the town.
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Discharged soldiers urged to follow uniform rules in town
Fort Russell officers boost morale by reminding discharged soldiers that the army uniform rules apply off post. A man claims he lost his blouse and lacks civilian clothes, but officials cite his recent $200 discharge payment and require proper uniform or civilian attire by this afternoon.
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British A-34 Hindenburg like voyage delayed to dawn
Major GO H Scot commander of the British airship A-34 told the crew the planned return to Great Britain would be postponed eighteen to twenty four hours. Weather bureau reports warned of head winds over much of the course tomorrow delaying departure from Mineola New York with favorable winds anticipated later along the coast.
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Saskatchewan man dies after private hospital operation
Saskatchewan man John Allis yesterday underwent a medical operation at Weytalyegovine Private Hospital. He was the brother of Arclic Ailis and a resident of Saskatchewan.
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Poster Controversy Over Miss Wyoming Model at Cheyenne Frontier Days
Debate centers on whether the Cheyenne Frontier Days poster designer used a real cowgirl or a Western model from the Wyoming group that protested at the Capitol. The July 23 Western championship events poster, imported from the East with a blank Miss Wyoming figure, sparked ceaseless discussion about authenticity and regional pride.
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House votes for immediate prohibition enforcement rule
Washington July 8 The House adopted by 239 to 59 a special rule for immediate consideration of prohibition enforcement legislation signaling sufficient votes to enact the measure. Debates and dilatory tactics delayed a final vote, with anti prohibitionists alleging quorum and reading delays as they urged obstruction.
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Wilson Carnegie Hall address inflationary hopes for peace
The Associated Press reports President Wilson in a Carnegie Hall speech praising American resolve and wartime unity. He reflects on homesickness, pride in America, and the welcome from allies while urging continued peace and national purpose. The full text ends with a note that the article continues on page eight.
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Senate Opens Open Hearing On Wilson Peace Treaty
The Senate votes to hear the Wilson peace treaty in open session with 20 000 copies prepared for public distribution before the president’s address. Chairman Lodge filed an order for open consideration, aligning with the president’s apparent wishes and signaling rapid processing of the treaty.
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