Victory parade under Arc de Triomphe honors war heroes
Allied units lead marching triumph through Paris past the Arc de Triomphe as grateful crowds, many French and allies, cheer the men who defeated German imperialism. The procession moves toward the Place de la Concorde with Napoleon’s arch gaining new historic meaning.
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Associated Press
Paris
Milliam
Napoleon
Auserlitz
Champ Elysees
Place de la Concorde
City officials plan strict policing during Frontier Days
Cheyenne authorities announce a public order drive from now through the August race to curb vagrancy and vice. Police Chief Embery says many will work on streets under city watch, with help from other cities and detective agencies. A judge yesterday sentenced a dozen men to sixty days each, while Dolly Lewis faced vagabond charges after a drunkenness arrest. Six speeders and three lawn watering violators were fined.
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Cheyenne
City-County
C. A. Swainson
Embery
Chain Gang
Dolly Lewis
Denver
Capitol Avenue
Kendrick bill provides leaves for wounded soldiers homes
Special to the Leader reports that the Kendrick bill to grant leaves of absence for wounded soldiers and sailors with homesteads to pursue vocational rehabilitation has been favorably reported to the Senate by the committee on public lands. The measure, introduced by Senator Kendrick, aims to allow training without risking oil land holdings and would enable veterans to undertake vocational training while preserving their homestead status.
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Washington, D. C
Kendrick
United States Senate
Committee On Public Lands
Frontier Daye Bureau Seeks Rooms In Capitol Avenue Office
The Frontier committee opens a bureau at 1617 Capitol avenue occupied by Taylor & Co to list rooms for rent during next week’s celebration. Clerks on duty from noon today through celebration end receive telephoto calls or walk ins. Telephones 1620 and 1621. J. C. Argesheimer in charge of the bureau.
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Capitol Avenue
Taylor & Co
Frontier Committee
J. C. Argesheimer
Soldiers to be housed at Fort Cheyenne during Frontier Days
Brigadier General O'Neil orders temporary relief for Cheyenne congestion during Frontier Days. Discharged soldiers will receive board and beds at Fort BD. A. Russell for July 20 to July 26. Applications to Captain Robert W. Greable, F. A., casual officer at Barracks No. 230.
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Cheyenne
O'Neil
Fort
A. Russell
Robert W. Greable
F. A
No. 230
High cost of food to be cut by new special committee
A resolution by Representative Johnson of Mississippi proposes a six member committee appointed by Speaker Gillette to study the high cost of food. The panel would recommend measures to reduce prices and punish profiteering.
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Associated Pras
Washington
Gillette
Johnson
Mississippi
Congress
Budget system nation planned by Senate committee
After brief debate the Senate approved a resolution by Senator McCormick to appoint a committee to devise a national budget system. The panel will consist of six Republicans and four Democrats.
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Washington
Senate Ay
McCormick
Illinois
Allies Demand Return of Ex-Emperor as World Champion
Fragmentary notes describe Allied insistence on Germany obtaining possession of a former emperor who would not be the world champion. The text references meetings in Toledo and at playgrounds, with scattered lines about a theater and a group called SPL Mice tele.
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Germany
St Wits
President De Valera to Pass Through Cheyenne Tonight
President De Valera of the Irish Republic will ride the Overland Limited through Cheyenne at 10 o clock tonight. Mayor Gione received a telegram from the Chicago Committee of 100 for an Irish Republic announcing the visit. A local Irish citizens committee will meet the dignitary to express gratitude for the republic’s establishment.
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Devalera
Cheyenne
Overland Limited
Gione
Chicago Committee of 100
Iirsh
Near Beer and Soft Drink Parlors Face License Debate
Cheyenne officials consider an ordinance licensing near beer and soft drinks with a proposed $300 fee. A recessed session will hear the measure at 1:30 PM, with critics and advocates weighing alcohol content, labeling, and fairness to all shops. The city attorney drafts the ordinance for Wednesday, aiming for an August 4 effective date.
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Cheyenn
Spe
Vial
Thevoity
Federal loans for livestock growers of West coming soon
The government plans federal loans to beef producers nationwide to spur cattle output. Senator Kendrick of Wyoming announced after a conference with the War Finance Board and Federal Reserve Board that loans will be available to ranchers and individuals to expand herds.
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West
Associated Press
Washington
Kendrick
Wyoming
War Boance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
Genator Yendrick
Daylight Saving Time to Continue Indefinitely in U S
The Associated Press reports that daylight saving time will be kept in effect indefinitely, with clocks moved forward one hour in March and back in October. The statement comes amid ongoing congressional and executive discussions.
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Associated Press
Prohibition Forces Hold Firm Against Repeal Effort
Washington reports prohibitions forces seizing control of the house. They refused a straight vote to repeal the war time act and defeated a 2.75 percent beer sales amendment. The general enforcement measure drew strong bipartisan opposition, while a liberal amendment was rejected.
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Associated Press
Washington
Prohibition
Fst
Allied Powers to Demand Holland Extraditions
Reports from Berlin say allied powers will seek Holland's handover of the former Emperor William’s heirs and 167 other German figures including generals admirals and the raid leader McGene. Also to request Austro-Hungarian leaders Leopold von Berchtold and Count Czernin to explain wartime policies.
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Berlin
Tageblatt
Holland
William
Newport
von Bethmann
Vienna
Enna
Leopold von Beretold
Count Czernin
Voters Favoring Isouance Bonds Planned Committees
A meeting at the Plains hotel with Rotary club Industrial club and city officials discussed promoting the Cheyenne sewer bond issue. A committee was formed to prepare a questions and answers list highlighting the bond's importance and facts.
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Cheyenne
Plains Hotel
Rotary Club
Senate Begins Peace Treaty Contests in July Debate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee moved toward detailed consideration of the peace treaty by adopting three resolutions requesting information from President Wilson on Versailles talks. The panel also set up debate on the Japanese German agreement and related issues as ratification proceedings opened.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relaions Committee
Wilson
Versailles
Shantung
Japan
Germany
Costa Rica
Senate
Uealy
Witt
White House
Wealy
Weather forecast for Wyoming and nearby areas
Weather brief notes a warmer trend in the south on Tuesday followed by fair conditions on Wednesday. The east portion is slightly warmer and overall conditions point to mild temperatures with light winds across the region.
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Wyoming
South Portion
Persia
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