Death by own act ends Joachim of Hohenzollern exile
A clip notes Ex-Prince Joachim of Hohenzollern, son of former Kaiser Wilhelm, died by suicide at Potsdam amid financial troubles. The item contrasts a 1916 warning from Kaiser Wilhelm with today’s report, recounting the centuries of death and suffering caused by the imperial gospel. The Chicago Post commentary underlines the karma of Wilhelm’s dogma.
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Joachim
America
Wilson
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Joachim of
Hohenzollern
Wilhelm
Potsdam
Buncombe
Chicago Post
Why Editors Leave Home
A Sheridan Post critique notes rising newsprint costs from 2 to 2 12 cents to 17 12 cents per pound and urges merchants to support local papers. It argues small communities depend on newspapers as a measure of community worth and seeks reader and advertiser backing to sustain sustaining publishing.
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Sheridan Post
St. Louis
Those Foxy Japanese Use of Man sen Stirring Chinese Protest
A Peking message to Mainichi reports China formally protested to the Japanese Legation on the 17th, objecting to the term Man sen combining Manchuria and Korea. The note says the word implies Japan’s disregard for Chinese sovereignty and insults China’s dignity, urging an official explanation.
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Manchuria
Korea
Siberia
Japan
Peking
China
J. C
Peking Times
Admiral Benson warns steel trade links inland to seas
Admiral Benson notes over 3000 tons of steel export monthly from northern Pacific ports to the Far East and warns that if return cargoes are not secured Congress may enact new laws. He says ships must carry two way freight to avoid harming U.S. rail lines and food transport costs. The distant inland public is urged to consider sea trade impacts.
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Pacific
Far East
Canadian Pacific
Admiral Benson
United States Shipping Board
United States
High Seas
Congress
USE OF TRANSPORTATION AND PRODUCTION LOCALLY
An essay argues transportation wastes resources by moving livestock and grain long distances. It urges finishing meat and milling flour locally to reduce rail burden, empower farmers, and lower consumer costs by producing closer to origin.
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Texas
Chicago
Cheyenne Real Estate Cheaper Than Other Wyoming Cities
Paul H. Moore Realty notes Cheyenne prices run about one third below Rawlins Laramie and Casper. He cites a fall market boost from harvest income and reports extensive Pershing Heights sales totaling over 65 000 in six weeks with many parcels and residences changing hands.
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Cheyenne
Rawlins
Laramie
Casper
Paul H. Moore
Moore
Paul H. Moore Realty Company
Pershing Heights
H. N. McDowell
Block 23
R. S. Collins
Benj. T. Smith
George Kiscaris
Nick Kolokathis
Imperial Investment Company
Oscar Olson
Dave Sinder
John L. Hayden
A. T. McDonald
L. L. Davis
Karl P. Bassett
Warren Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
T. J. McLaughlin
Roy Nefford
J. B. Hanegan
Harry B Mills
J. B. Howarter
Warren Mercantile Company
Collins
George Daiber Clothing Company
Fred
Shafer
L. P. Graham
West-fenth Street
Feo
Dennis H. McClouglin
Sam Adraga
Jandryski and
Smakwoke
West Sixteenth Street
Moonlight Firelight and Carlight Dance at Frontier Days
India n dance group will perform around a bonfire at Frontier park during Frontier Days celebrations. A large night procession with soldiers cowboys and bands forms Tuesday morning at 10 o clock. Frontier lodging demand rises. hosts urged to notify Chamber of Commerce of available rooms.
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Frontier Park
B. F. Davis
Frontier Committee
Fort Russell Military Reservation
Arapahoe
Fort Russell
Chamber of Commerce
National League baseball scores and a kidney health testimonial
National League results show St. Louis beating Boston 5 to 1 with strong pitching by Haines and McQuillan. Cincinnati defeated New York 6 to 4, Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn 6 to 3, and Chicago routed Philadelphia 10 to 2. In the American League Boston beat Chicago 7 to 2 while Philadelphia toppled Detroit 4 to 1 and St Louis won 6 to 0 over Washington. A reader from La Junta, Colorado, praises Foley Kidney Pills for quick relief of kidney and joint discomfort.
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R. H. OF
St. Louis
Boston
Eese Veers
Haines
Sherdell
Clemmons
Dilhoefer
McQuillan
O'Neil
Cincinnati
New York
Ruether
Allen
Benton
Brooklyn
Adams
Schmidt
Haefner
Lee
Mamaux
Smith and Milley
Chicago
Cummings
Fortune
Carr
Hoyt
Walters
Faber
Wilkinson
Kerr
Schalk
Payne
R. H
Philadelphia
Detroit
Rommill
Perkins
Leonard
Oakrie
Woodall
R. H. E. Washington
Wrickson and
Charrity
Sotheron
Wellman
Severeid
Elks Lodge to Initiate Candidates and Hold Smoker
Cheyenne Lodge No bo of B P O Elks will initiate a class of candidates on Monday evening July 26 followed by a smoker. All lodge members and visiting Elks are invited to attend. Exalted Ruler Al A Leslin signs with Secretary John J. McInerney. L T July 27.
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B. P. O. Elks Cheyenne Lodge No. Bo
Cheyenne Lodge
Elks
Leslin
Cheyenne Lodge No.660
Leslie
Imports Grow and Exports Lag in 1919–20 Trade
Washington reports for the fiscal year ending June 30 1920 that imports rose two thirds from 1918–19 while exports showed little to no gain. US ports saw import volumes double in American vessels and merchant marine exports nearly quadruple, despite flat overall export totals. The year adds about 2 billion dollars to the balance of trade amid luxury purchases and Europe’s gradual revival.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United States
Europe
Mrechant Marine
America
Visiting Elks Invite Cheyenne Lodge Meeting
B P 0 Elks Cheyenne Lodge 660 invites visiting Elks to attend the meeting in Allen, Alabama on July 27. Leslie, LT, will preside and welcome guests.
Akron Fire Crews Douse Basement Water In Fe Derman Co Store
Fire department vehicles responded to a water main break at the L. G. Federman Co store. Crews pumped out the basement as firefighters battled the flooding and secured the area.
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Akron
L. G. Federman Co
Clay Says Live Stock Conditioning in Wyoming Bad
John Clay of Clay, Robinson & Co., a veteran livestock dealer, summarizes Western conditions from a 40 year view. He notes very bad Wyoming and Montana outlook with cattle losses 10-25 percent and sheep losses 10-12 percent, while Idaho and Utah fare slightly better but face high winter carrying costs. He cites a wool market squeeze due to credit contraction and rail service limits, warns of broader Western hardship unless credit relief arrives, and mentions labor shortages and high wool prices.
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John Clay
Clay, Robinson & Co
Livestock Commission House
America
Clay Robinson & Co
Love Stock
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Utah
West
United States
Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Interstate Commerce Commission
Real Estate Transfers into Cheyenne Details
George Landis and wife transfer of lots 3 and 4 in block 474 Cheyenne for $1.00. M C Crespin and wife transfer 83 percent of section 10 and the NW quarter of section 18-14-64 for $1.00. Alex T Finch and wife Ella Dé Armon transfer 22 feet of lot 5 block 41 Cheyenne for $1.00. William Chrisholm and executor or assignee transfer lots 37 and 38 in block 8 Holdredge addition to Cheyenne for $1.00.
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George Landis
D. C. Barksdale
Holdredge
Cheyenne
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Postoffice
Federal Street Telephones
Business Ofice
John C. Fleming
John Charles Thompson, Jr
Associated Press
Paul Moore
Rhal Estath Hustler
Tee Lee
Vaughn
Carter
Bailey
Daly
Smith and Wheat
John J. McInerney
Cox
Harding
League of Nations
Altho
League
Lowell Courier-Citizen
Literary Digest
Department of Agriculture
Poland
Germany
U.S
Sam
New Freedom
Iron and Steel
Jimmy” Cox
Gorgas
Iterary Digest Funk & Wagnalls Company
Clay
Federal-Reserve
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