Senator Warren urged on Darrow bill aid for maimed soldiers
Edward Hale, chair of the National Legislative Committee for maimed World War veterans, writes in Stars and Stripes that the Darrow Bill would increase monthly training pay from 80 to 100 dollars for single and married students, arguing debt and charity burdens force many to abandon studies. He criticizes Senator Warren for blocking Senate action and for denying veterans an audience, describing the wounded as deserving rehabilitation and fair pay.
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Washington
Edward H. Hale
National Legislative Committee
Stars and Stripes
House of Representatives
Convcntional
House
Wilks Fund
Garry On Club
Darrow
Senate
United States
Kenyon
Senate Education Committee
Warren
Wyoming
Dainty Net Frock for Class Night
Exquisite white net frock suited for class night or a summer dance. Features a lone dressant tunic with applique and embroidery on blouse and skirt edge. A metal brocaded ribber oma girdle adds beauty while satin wreaths cover the wiring for shape. White slippers complete the look.
TALK WITH MARS IMPOSSIBLE NOW SAYS SCIENTIST
Prof. Henry Meier of Centre College Kentucky argues in a paper to the American Academy of Science that earth and Mars cannot be communicated with now due to atmosphere and economy, unbridgeable distance, dangerous solar radiation, and the lack of a method to exchange ideas or trade of thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meier
Centre College
Kentucky
American Academy of Science
Earth
Mars
Veteran Patrolman Returns to Cheyenne Beat
John Nolan, Cheyenne’s veteran policeman, resumes duty after a 25 year patrol career. He retired months ago but remained a frequent presence at police headquarters and in his old beat areas, and has now returned to active duty on the force.
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John Nolan
Cheyenne
Nolan
Force
Gerrard Buys Estate Namillon on Hudson River
James W. Gerrard, former ambassador to Germany, reports purchasing the Alexander Namillon estate in Irvington New York for a client. The 69 acre property includes a large colonial mansion by the Hudson River.
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Gerrard
Alexander Hamilton
Irvington
N. Y
Alexander Namillon
Wevis
Hudson River
James W. Gerrard
Germany
Sickening Wrethedness in Hungry Armenia
A National Geographic Society communication by Melville Chater from Erivan describes Armenian famine, with Ararat looming over ruined streets. It details refugee camps, starvation, fever, and orphaned children in Igdir and Igdir region, noting deaths, disease, and a ruined daily life.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
United States
Armenia
National Geographic Society
Melville Chater
Chater
Erivan
Tiflis
Sis
Ararat
Olympus
Sinai
Igdir
Kremer to Open Democratic Convention in San Francisco
J Bruce Kremer of Butte Montana will call the Democratic national convention to order in San Francisco on June 28. He serves as first vice chairman of the Democratic national committee and was chosen to open the first Western held convention of the party.
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J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Mont
San Francisco
Kremer
Democratic National Committee
Rocky Mountains
Procter Testifies Major Wood Backed by Half Million Dollar Advance
Col William Cooper Procter of Cincinnati testified before a Senate sub committee that he advanced about 500000 from his personal fortune to aid General Leonard Wood's candidacy and that repayment is not a concern. He said additional contributions from Wood's friends totaled well under that amount.
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Leonard Wood
William Cooper Procter
Cincinnati
Senate
Colonel Procter
General Wood
National Guards Cavalry Arrives at Fort Russell
The first contingent of 138 Utah National Guard cavalry officers and enlisted men arrived in Cheyenne and traveled to Fort Russell by special train. They will stay five or six days then return to Salt Lake City with their horses left at the fort. A larger force from Utah Wyoming and Idaho is expected to assemble at Thermopolis and travel to Cheyenne on horseback.
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National Guard
Fort Russell
National Guard Regiment of
Utah
Cheyenne
Fort
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Salts Lake
Seth Rhoades
Oregon Short Line
Wyoming
Thermopolis
War Department
Washington
Idaho
Fort Nussell
Summer encampment at the post announced
The men who came yesterday spent most of the day unpacking their equipment and tending their horses. They are quartered in barracks and the horses are stabled in the tables at the post. Several men were in town last night meeting the city and its residents. They are described as clean, manly, self assured volunteers.
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hCeyenne
Oregon Short Line Publicity Man In Cheyenne
A. V. Peterson advertising manager of the Oregon Short Line will be in Cheyenne for a few hours today on the way to a meeting of advertising men in the east. Several Union Pacific railroad men will attend as they plan to expand railroad advertising beyond wartime control and coordinate publicity across railroads.
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A. V. Peterson
Oregon Short Line
Cheyenne
Peterson
Union Pacific Railroad
Dandelions Take Over City Park and Nearby Lawns
Dandelions have taken possession of City park and much of the lawn at Minnehaha park. They have not yet secured the lawn around the state house, but without action to eliminate them the state house lawn may soon be full of the yellow pests. A 1918 reseeding effort kept them out, but City park dominance suggests the threat to the state house lawn.
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City Park
Minnehaha Park
State House
City
Osuna Joins Revolution After Talks with Trevino
Mexico City May 31. Andres Osuna, recently nominated for governor of Tamaulipas, joined the revolution after a conference with General Trevino. At General Orbregon's headquarters officials said Osuna had shown hostility to the revolution.
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Mexico City
Trevino
Andres Osuna
Tamaulipas
Orbregon
Osuna
Mexico Revolution Armistice Talks Reach Obregon
General Luis Medina Barron, envoy of General Felix Diaz, arrived to confer with General Obregon as an armistice with the revolutionists proceeds. Secretary of Foreign Relations Ozaona said international relations with Mexico could be adjusted satisfactorily and that unofficial U S sentiment toward the revolution was favorable.
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Adolfo ‘de la’ Huerta
Luis Medina Barron
Felix Diaz
Obregon
Mexico
Ozaona
United States
First cigar store Indian born in Philadelphia marks history
This date in history notes the 98th anniversary of the cigar store Indian born before a tobacco shop in Philadelphia. After painting coats it died at 92 and was mourned by many. The piece also mentions Kid McGoy's marriages and the new term quantel as a tiny scientific quantity.
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Philadelphia
Dr Divine to Speak at First Baptist June Series
Baptist audience invited to hear Dr Divine at the First Baptist Church each evening from June 2 through June 6 for a series of talks.
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Dr, Divine
First Baptist Church
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