Inquiry on Bolshevik Propaganda Faces Grand Jury Probe
The piece urges a fair official inquiry by Gov Smith’s grand jury into Bolshevist activity in New York, including the Rand School and Soviet ambassador behavior. It argues such scrutiny will resolve conflicting accounts and protects free speech while exposing truth beyond doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Smith
New York
Supreme Court Grand Jury
Rand School of Social Science
America
Rewarding Military Heroes Across History and Nations
The article compares British royal and parliamentary rewards for generals and admirals with the American practice of pensions and nonfederal gifts. It cites Haig Beatty Roberts Kitchener Marlborough Nelson Wellington and Duke of Marlborough, noting large sums and titles in Britain, while the United States mainly grants pensions to widows or political office rather than money gifts. It mentions Sergeant York and Admiral Dewey cases as exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Haig
Admiral Beatty
Field Marshal
Roberts
Kitchener
Omdurman
South Africa
Duke of Marlborough
Anne
Nelson
Wellington
United States
York
Tennessee
Admiral Dewey
Commons Approve Peace Treaty by Huge Margin
The House of Commons voted 163 to 4 in favor of the peace treaty. The decisive result reflects strong cross party backing amid mounting wartime diplomacy and domestic debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eselsd
House of Commons
New Indiana Senator Harry S. New Emerges as GOP Power Center
The piece argues Harry S. New of Indiana, despite late entry to the Senate in 1917, leads the Republican faction. It notes Will Hays as party chairman and New's ties to Indiana politics, positioning him as the dominant force shaping GOP policy, akin to Mark Hanna's stand-pat influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lodge
Massesetts
United States Senate
League of Nations
Mr. Knox
Pennsylvania
Harry S. New
Indiana
New
Senate
Will Hays
Hays
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Kaiser’s Hand in Armenia War Commentary From German Dispatch
A Philadelphia editor and a German report tie Kaiser Wilhelm II to Armenian and Greek massacres, claiming German officials endorsed or failed to check Turkish deportations and mass killings. The Bryce report corroborates deportations and atrocities pushed by Berlin with Morgenthau noting German influence.
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Germany
William Hohenzollern
Philadelphia
Bryce
Switzerland
Morgenthau
Washington Race Riots Tied to Dry City Clash
Six months after Washington became dry the city saw race riots driven by prejudice and friction. The passage notes the riots were rooted in social tensions rather than alcohol issues, highlighting the broader struggles over prohibition era norms.
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Washington
Senator Toindexter Born in Tennessee Before Washington Move
The text notes Senator and presidential hopeful Toindexter was born in Tennessee to Virginia parents and did not move to Washington until age 23.
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Senator Toindexter
Tennessee
Virginia
Washington
Henry Ford on War of 1812 and Benedict Arnold Claim
The remark notes Henry Ford suggesting unclear causes of the War of 1812 and joking that Benedict Arnold was a modern writer. The piece reflects a hazy historical view and humor about famous figures.
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Hanry Ford
Benedict Arnold
Mexico Faces Rising Death Toll Among Americans
Reported figures show fifty Americans killed in Mexico over three years as tensions rise and safety concerns prompt travel advisories. Prompt action urged for travelers and officials to address mounting risks.
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Mexico
Ford case report quotes judge longing for an axe to curb speech
The court cites a judge who quips that he would not halt all speech without an axe or similar tool. The remark frames the weariness of a weary mortal seeking extraordinary measures to restrain expression. The line underscores debates over limits on speech and judicial restraint.
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Ford
Interned German Protests Discounted by Baldwin Card
Roger Baldwin, a conscientious objector, cites ten months in a New Jersey jail as the most profitable year of his life. He says he emerged in better physical condition after the period, with freedom to read and only limited mail censorship and general freedoms intact.
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New Jersey
Roger Baldwin
Colonel Smith to Speak on Prohibition War Service
Colonel Dan Morgan Smith, commander of the Battalion of Death in France, will address Wyoming audiences at the gym tonight under the Anti Saloon League. Admission is free with a voluntary rally for the prohibition movement. The speaker recalls his World War II service and stresses soldiers’ sacrifices and constitutional loyalties.
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Golonel Dan Morgan Smith
France
Wyoming Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League
Wyoming
Colonel Smith
Dan Morgan Smith
253Rd Infantry
A. E. F. Lle
357Th
358Th
al. Smid
St. Michiel
Fey Bohey
Berlin
Gol. Smith
Gal. Smith
of- Geers
Col
Steith
An- U-Saloon League
Amrelean
United States
Wyoming official uses office to move Wyoming livestock abroad
Wyoming Commissioner of Immigration Charles S Hill promotes out of state pasture when feed shortages strike. Daily bulletins list Nebraska and Kansas destinations with available capacity and rates for cattle shipments. The notices reach county livestock associations and agricultural agents for dissemination.
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Charles 5S. Hill
Wyoming
Commissioner Hills
Nebraska
Kansat
Reptom
Texas concern offers contract to feed 75 000 head this winter
A Texas concern plans a contract to feed about 75 000 head through the winter. Rates for pasturage range from 1 to 61.0 dollars per head per month, and hay costs are quoted at 15 to 20 dollars per ton.
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Texas
Salvation Army Names New Local Leaders After Commandant Change
The Salvation Army of Gheyennne announces a change in command. Commandant Thomas Pitt departs after two years to lead Salvation Army work in Trinidad Colorado. He is succeeded by Captain and Mrs. A M Hotbrook who have run Salt Lake City work.
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Salvation Army of
Gheyennne
Thomas Pitt
Salvation Army
Trinidad
Colo
Pitt
A. M. Hotbrook
Salt Lake City
Three oil firm incorporations filed in Wyoming
Yesterday three corporations filed articles of incorporation in Wyoming. The Pive Tribes Petroteum company headquartered at Casper lists 500000 shares of $4 par value with D W Lewis and others as initial directors. United States Oil Refining company based in Lusk shows 100000 shares per incorporator among five directors. Green Mountain Oil A Gas company, also in Casper, proposes 1000000 shares at ten cents with a seven-member board.
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William EB. Chaplin
Wyoming
Pive Tribes Petroteum Company
Caplin
Casper
D. W. Lewis
GC. P. Taylor
J. J. Dunbar
PF. S. McCleary
William Hargrove
G. W. Jones
Ralph van Dembers
William Deaton
United States Oil Refining Company
Lusk
Wyo
Fallow
Henry L. Reed
Milton McWhorter
D. M. Dale
Marlin C. Agnew
Henry F. Edson
Green Mountain Oil A Gas Company
Capital Stock
Thne
Rawling
Folljow
John Givens
Clarence Lynch
P. W. Corcoran
George Vermillion
John Prederickson
David A. Olson
G. B. McNeil
Pany
State Leaner Want Ads Oring Results
In Salt Lake City at the Mormon Tabernacle, Captain Louise B Holbrook, better known as Mrs Holbrook, is noted while our boys stood in line.
Iron Supplements Promoted by A E Roedel and Hays
Advertisements tout organic iron substitutes including Luxated Iron and Iron-Nuxated Iron. Claims list A E Roedel and Hays as vendors and promoters, with generic endorsements and market positioning for health benefits.
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The
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Randolph Leigh Albert Wearst
Associata
Carey Avenue
Kaiser
Armenia
Mmander OF
Death Battalion
Col. Smith
Ume
Chicago
J. Liam Lewis
Dah Morgan Smith
Scaumer
Veterans OF War
Slvation Army
A. E. Roedel Sands-Hays Drug Coo
Dick Wright
B. JF. Roberts
Chugwaler
Gillian Bnoually
Ben
Woma
A. E. Roedel
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