Inquiry on Bolshevism probes in New York
The piece urges Gov. Smith to call a special session of the state supreme court grand jury to investigate Bolshevist activity in New York. It highlights the Rand School of Social Science and the Soviet ambassador, stressing a fair inquiry to resolve conflicting accounts from propagandists and government officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Smith
New York
Supreme Court Grand Jury
Rand School of Social Science
America
Rewarding Military Heroes Across England and America
The article contrasts English grants of earldoms and large sums to generals like Haig Beatty Roberts and Kitchener with historic noble rewards. It notes Queen Anne and Marlborough eras lavish pensions, Wellington’s seven and a half million dollars, and American practices of pensions and elected office without federal war bonuses. It cites York and Dewey as rare exceptions to this pattern.
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General Haig
Admiral Beatty
Field Marshal
Roberts
Kitchener
Omdurman
South Africa
Duke of Marlborough
Anne
Nelson
Wellington
United States
York
Tennessee
Admiral Dewey
Commons Back Peace Treaty in 163 to 4 Vote
The House of Commons approved the peace treaty by a 163 to 4 margin. The vote signals strong parliamentary support for the accord and its terms.
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Eselsd
House of Commons
New Indiana Senator Harry S. New Leads Republican Strategy
The article argues that Harry S. New of Indiana is the real Republican leader in the Senate, despite Henry Lodge and Knox being seen as dominant. It notes New's rise since 1917, his alliance with Will Hays, and his influence on party policy, tracing his strategic lineage to Mark Hanna.
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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 Rhetoric Contained by Editor
A Philadelphia editor notes a transmission error in a German dispatch claiming William II awaits fate like a Christian. The piece argues he precipitated and approved brutal campaigns against Armenians and Greeks, with Bryce report and Morgenthau testimony indicating German support for deportations and massacres.
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Germany
William Hohenzollern
Philadelphia
Bryce
Switzerland
Morgenthau
Washington Race Riots Erupt Six Months After Dry Policy
Riots hit Washington six months after the city adopted prohibition. The unrest stems from deep seated race prejudice and friction, described as harder to dispel than the liquor issue, underscoring tense race relations in the capital.
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Washington
Senator Toindexter Political Figure Profile
The piece notes Senator Toindexter born in Tennessee to Virginia parents and establishing residence in Washington at age 23, a detail surprising to readers about his early life and roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Toindexter
Tennessee
Virginia
Washington
Henry Ford on War of 1812 and Benedict Arnold
The passage humorously questions Henry Ford’s grasp of 1812 history and mocks his claim that Benedict Arnold was a modern writer. It notes Ford’s hazy historical knowledge and treats the suggestion as an amusing supposition.
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Hanry Ford
Benedict Arnold
Mexico Faces Rising Toll as Americans Die in Conflicts
A historical report notes that fifty Americans have been killed in Mexico over three years, highlighting regional violence and escalating danger for U.S. travelers. The commentary frames the situation as a grim pattern drawing punitive responses.
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Mexico
Quote Reflects Judge’s Fatigue Over Speech Restrictions
The Ford case report cites a court remark about feeling unable to halt all speech without drastic measures. It notes the judge, described as a weary mortal, has on occasion longed for an axe or something similar.
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Ford
Interned German-American's jail years praised by conscientious objector
Roger Baldwin describes a ten month New Jersey confinement as the “most profitable year” of his life. He says he enjoyed freedom to read and mail without censorship though with some limits, and he feels physically healthier than in fifteen years.
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New Jersey
Roger Baldwin
Colonel Dan Morgan Smith to Speak at Gymnasium
Colonel Dan Morgan Smith famed as commander of the Battalion of Death in France will speak at the gym tonight under the Wyoming Anti Saloon League banner. Admission is free. donations will support prohibition work. He will recount his wartime actions with the 253rd Infantry and A E F, stressing soldiers who fought in France and the public role in upholding the Constitution and flag.
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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 livestock out of state to ease feed shortage
Charles S Hill Wyoming state commissioner of Immigration uses his office to move livestock to Nebraska Kansas and other states to relieve feed shortages. Daily bulletins list offload sites stock available quantities and freight rates for Wyoming owners and agents across the state.
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Charles 5S. Hill
Wyoming
Commissioner Hills
Nebraska
Kansat
Reptom
Texas concern prepares winter contract for 75 000 head
A Texas operation plans a winter contract to feed 75 000 head. They quote pasture rates from 1 to 61.0 dollars per head per month and hay costs from 15 to 20 dollars per ton.
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Texas
Salvation Army in Salt Lake City Receives New Command
The Salvation Army of Gheyennne announces a change in leadership with Commandant Thomas Pitt moving to Trinidad, Colorado. He is succeeded by Captain A M Hotbrook and his wife, who will oversee the local work along with their daughter assisting.
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Salvation Army of
Gheyennne
Thomas Pitt
Salvation Army
Trinidad
Colo
Pitt
A. M. Hotbrook
Salt Lake City
Three Concerns Form Oil Business In Wyoming
Yesterday three concerns filed articles of incorporation with Secretary of State William E B Chaplin. The Five Tribes Petroleum Company of Caspar Wyoming issued 8500,000 capital stock in 500,000 shares of 4 each. directors for year one include D W Lewis C P Taylor J J Dunbar W S Parties P F S McCleary William Hargrove G W Jones Ralph Van Dembers William Deaton. United States Oil Refining Company chartered, each incorporator holds 100,000 shares of 3,000,000 total shares at 41 per share, with board members Henry L Reed Milton McWhorter D M Dale Marlin C Agnew Henry F Edson, headquarters at Lusk. Green Mountain Oil & Gas Company capital stock 100,000, board of trustees all Rawlings residents: John Givens Clarence Lynch P W Corcoran George Vermillion John Predderickson David A Olson G B McNeil. stock 1,000,000 shares at 0.10. Dick Wright and B J Roberts arrived from Chugwater.
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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 Learner Wanted Ads oring Results at Salt Lake Tabernacle
In Salt Lake City at the Mormon Tabernacle, Captain Louise B. Holbrook, better known as Mrs Holbrook, is noted while the boys stood in line. The notice records leaner want ads and results tied to the event.
Substitutes-Luxated Iron Promotion Noted in Ad Copy
An old advertisement touts organic iron products branded as Substitutes Luxated Iron. The copy mentions A. E. Roedel and Hays of DG or similar listings, with claims of strengthening effects.
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The
Leader Publishing Company
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
Chugwater
Gillian Bnoually
Ben
Woma
A. E. Roedel
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