President Wilson Returns to U S in Jubilant Welcome
President Wilson lands at Hoboken on the George Washington after Brest voyage. He travels to New York where 410000 schoolchildren cheer as confetti showers down from towers. Governors Smith and Hylan greet him at Carnegie Hall as crowds fill streets.
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United States
Paris
Hoboken Pier
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Brest
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New Jersey
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Smith
Hylan
Carnegie Hall
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Secretaries War Baker Memorable Debarkation Incident
Secretary of War Baker, while aiding President Wilson’s embarkation on the transport Washington, refuses to move behind a barrier as a colonel orders him away. Baker asserts his status and remains with reporters, prompting the colonel to retreat and salute. The exchange becomes a noted wartime memory.
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Washington
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Autopsy cites New victim as expectant mother
The autopsy and inquest into the death of Lesser, alleged to be New, indicate the victim was reportedly about to become a mother. Dr. Sawyer, hired by New's attorney, said the deceased intended to bear a child. the physician could not confirm all details as Dr. Wagner did not testify.
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Aswodigied Press
LOS Ang
Lesser
Hiv
United States Sealers
Indiana
A. ©. Sawyer
Now
John Richardson
Wagner
Sawyer
New
Mies Lesser
Discharged Soldiers Urged to Follow Uniform Regulations
Fort Russell officers reinforce dress standards for discharged soldiers off post. A man refused to wear a blouse, claiming discharge and lack of civilian clothes, but officers warned him to appear in proper uniform or civilian attire by this afternoon after discovering he had received about 200 dollars on discharge.
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Uncle Sam
Clayton
Kleiser
British airship A-34 delay forces longer voyage home
Major GO H Scot commander of the British airship A-34 announced the return voyage to Great Britain would be delayed by eighteen to twenty four hours due to weather reports from Washington. The delay comes as winds along much of the course threaten potential damage and the crew braces for an adjusted dawn departure from Mineola New York.
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Mineola
H. Scot
Great Britain
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Washington
New York
Lane
Epen
Saskatchewan man’s brief hospital stay reported
Saskatchewan man John Allis underwent a minor term operation at Weytalyegovine Private hospital yesterday. He is described as the brother of Arclic Ailis, with details showing a typical local health notice in this rural report.
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John Allis
Saskatchewan
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Weytalyegovine
Arclic Ailis
Miss Wyoming poster sparks debate over its model
The Cheyenne Frontier Days poster for July events prompts questions about whether the designer chose an ideal western type or a real cowgirl. Wyoming girls warned of protest if the figure isn’t truly representative, reflecting tensions between eastern and western viewpoints.
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Cheyenne Frontier Days
Wyoming
State Capitol
le East
House approves rule to fast track prohibition enforcement
The U S House adopted a special rule by 239 to 59 to immediately consider prohibition enforcement legislation. Speaker Volstead predicted ample debate time but a full vote may not occur this week amid dilatory tactics by anti prohibitionists. Democrats Sabath and Caldwell protested delays as quorum and word by word reading motions sought to stall passage.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Volstead
Judiciary Committee
Sabath
Representative Caldwell
News
Lesa Wien
Wilson Speech at Carnegie Hall Appeals for Peace
The full text of President Wilson's Carnegie Hall address expresses humility and homesickness, praising American generosity and the welcome from allies. He notes the army of clean soldiers representing the nation abroad and underscores America's role in peace and national purpose.
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Associated Press
New York
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Carnegie Hall
Jerseyman
Hoboken
American Expeditionary Force
America
Europe
Senate to Hear Treaty Openly As Wilson Address Looms
The Senate votes to open proceedings for the peace treaty hearing in open session. Leaders plan to rush printing of 20 000 copies as Chairman Lodge advances a resolution to receive the president Thursday. A distinct party vote approved the order to receive the envoy at the capital and conduct the session.
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