Democratic Pride in Wilson Era Record Drives 1920 Campaign
An editorial lauds President Wilson and the Democratic Party for a record of achievements. It highlights nonintervention in Mexico, border action, Monroe Doctrine fidelity, federal reserve, tariff reduction, antitrust relief, and military growth. The piece argues the party can appeal to voters on a proven prosperity and hopeful future.
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Cremer
Lake Thievet
Moretofore
Leat
Democratic Party
A.ooone
Fondamentale
America
Mexico
Countie
Federal Bank Reserve
Bansum
Mes
United States
Wyoming Delegates Split Over Roosevelt in Republican Convention
Wyoming Republicans face a heated division as the Big Six and the eight hundred others debate support for Theodore Roosevelt versus the Old Guard led by Clark. Telegrams from city backers urge a Roosevelt endorsement while Old Guard leaders resist and push for Justice Hughes as the party’s candidate.
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Wyoming
Jude
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Republican Mpet
Bix Rix
Old Ciuand
Henater Clark
Oerasion
Rougevelt
Mr. Mondell
Justice Hughes
Fragmented Political Rhetoric From a Damaged Text
A garbled excerpt discusses factions around a colonel and judge, noting insistent supporters and questions of loyalty. It references Mig Mia and hareesed lines, suggesting a climate of contested allegiance and readiness to back the original nominee.
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Lee
Crop conditions mixed as fruits lead and crops lag in spring
Weather and war influences dampen cereal yields while fruit crops run above average and peaches are the sole exception. Cotton lags two weeks but remains in good condition with livestock and railroad earnings rising. Nine months ended March show American railroads earning about $899 million, up from $659 million last year, signaling possible wage gains and stockholder returns.
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Heary Clews
McClews
Thank Clarings
Union Pacific
Atchison
Appalling Contrast In Prosperous America With Turkish Atrocities
An editorial contrasts U S prosperity with Armenian suffering in the Turkish empire. It cites Henry Morgenthau's resignation as envoy and his accounts of deportation starvation rape murder and torture. It urges five million dollars in aid and frames it as a Christian duty amid rising foreign trade.
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Henry Morgenths
Turkey
Tta
Turkish Empire
Mr Morgenthau
Uncle Tom
Ion
Rapine
Mr. Morgenthau
Wusteate
Thom Arigeniana
Aiasia
Persia
United States
Local Vandal Suspected in Rockefeller House Stoning Incident
A man believed to be avenging the suffering of the poor directed his assault at Vander Dikc's residence, mistaking it for Rockefeller's home. He reportedly owned an automobile and a plan to carry out the attack under the guise of addressing gasoline costs.
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Vander Dikc
Rockefeller
Wool crop sale nets thirty cents for Riverton grower
J A Delfelder of Riverton has sold his wool harvest for thirty cents a pound. The note reflects a modest market price for wool in the current political climate and regional farming prospects.
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Llow
J.A. Delfelder
Riverton
Crown Prince’s Father Expresses Pride in Bin Efforts
The German crown prince’s father voices pride in the nation’s bin initiative. Officials cite progress in waste management and public cooperation, noting officials and communities supporting the program.
Benjamin Franklin the Real Inventor of Daylight Saving
The piece argues that Benjamin Franklin originated daylight saving in 1784 while ambassador to France, detailing his humorous lamp experiment and proposed civic regulations to save candle use. It notes modern adoption in Europe and rising U S interest, plus a brief economic aside on wage changes across industries and a forecast of labor unrest.
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Benjamin Franklin
Great Neftale
Germany
United States
Dea
France
Paris Journal
Quinquet and Lange
Rejuvenating a Tobacco Pipe
A tip from Popular Science Monthly explains reviving an old pipe by plugging the stem with a match, filling the bowl with alcohol, lighting, and repeating several times to restore sweetness and cleanliness without breaking it in.
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Popular Science Monthly
Moral Advice to the Young From The Basin of Morality
Schopenhauer argues that moral depravity is hard to detect because it is masked by law order and manners. He critiques early education that teaches virtue as universal, noting that later experience reveals worldliness and deceit. He urges youth to seek sincerity and improve despite imperfect models.
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Arthur Schopenhauer
Protect the Mails Says Brooklyn Times
The Brooklyn Times protests government mail protection failures and condemns interference as a gross abuse of power. It argues that trusted government communications must be safeguarded from foreign or unjust meddling.
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Brooklyn Times
Neutral rights clash with belligerent convenience policy
The text condemns belligerent nations using neutral ships for moves beyond British or French jurisdiction. It argues this doctrine places belligerent convenience above neutral rights, a stance the United States cannot accept.
Peculiar court plea from New Orleans attorney
A New Orleans attorney reports a curious courtroom moment when a jailed man is asked his occupation. The respondent threads a garbled claim about being a wormble borer in an antique fum mittng shop, sounding like a nautical routine misheard in court.
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Saturday Evening Post
New Orleans
Picture brides arrive at Honolulu immigration station
The Honolulu Star reports another batch of Japanese picture brides distributed at the United States immigration station. The Shinyo Maru recently ferried 44 brides from the Orient, identified with prospective husbands, as 15 to 20 more were permitted to leave. brides and grooms then go to town to marry and receive certificates before returning to their homes. Immigration officials note about 100 picture brides arrive monthly on Orient steamers. The process includes barge transfer to the station as the brides, in traditional haori, form a dramatic parade.
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United States
Orient
United States Immigration
Radio
Wage Rise Hits U S Manufacturing Hiring Costs
The federal Department of Labor reports wage expenses in U S manufacturing rising 20 to 60 percent compared with a prior period. The increase is broad across industries though some sectors anticipate further pressure.
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The
Houston Post
Federal Department of Labor
Unite Ed
Rich man and daughter part ways in a quirky vignette
A rough narration describes a wealthy man and his daughter splitting up amid odd remarks about whiskers and fate. An ad from a tailor implies a single status. Lafe Bud critiques a father's casual circus outing and reflects on choosing dentistry for fees. Miss Fawn Lippinent objects to a touring car due to line handling with a whip.
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Bud
Woman Behind the Speaker Tells of Quiet Support
A Collier's Weekly sketch reveals a woman who edited and revised her husband’s speeches and articles, living a life of abnegation and devoted aid. Her own life remains largely private as the excerpt ends with her continuing study.
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John Reed
Collier's Weekly
Secret of Mr. An's Power Lays in Immense Human Sympathy
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion about a person named Mr. An and his public life. The speaker says his strength comes from deep human sympathy, describing law, admission to the jar, and understanding his interests and mind.
A Salesman Should Look Healthy
In the June American magazine a successful salesman argues that appearance taints sales. A prosperous look linked to the product creates subconscious buyer trust, with harmony and signs of success enhancing the selling point.
Frontier Days Dates in Cheyenne Revealed
Frontier Days celebration dates listed for Cheyenne. The notes show events set for July 26, 27, 28 and 29, inviting readers to mark the calendar.
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Cheyenne
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