Mission to Keep Men Free and Promote Peace
Walter Hines Page declares the English speaking democracies share aims to keep men free and preserve world peace. He cites the United States Canada Australia and South Africa as powerfully connected by commerce and education shaping global sentiment. Democratic ideas spread from China to South America, influencing old world monarchies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Court of St. James
Walter Hines Page
London
China
South America
An Affair for the Judiciary and Local Affairs
A Cheyenne Frontier Association dispute with the Irwin Brothers over a wild west show debut is highlighted alongside editorials on Governor McGovern vetoing Wisconsin woman suffrage, Nebraska Progressive banquet aims, and a feverish push against flies with new traps and tar barrels. The piece preserves impartiality on the Irwin advertising dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Frontier Assoiation
Irwin
The
Frontier Association
Hofmann
Cheyenne
Messes
Charles
Frank Irwin
McGovern
Wisconsin
Carnegie Hero Medal Story A Real Estate Burden
A Sharon Pennsylvania man saved two from drowning and received a Carnegie Hero Medal and $1,900 but must use it to pay a home loan. The money was sent to a house deal, the house was later sold, and now the recipient faces repayment and renewed worry over the real estate arrangement. The piece questions equity in the arrangement and the burden on the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Carnegie Hero Commission
Hindoo
Crete
Knights of the White Elephant accusation echoes in press
The New York World warns the Carnegie Commission that one thousand dollars cannot both fund a medal and purchase a house. The piece suggests critics may label such leaders Knights of the White Elephant if misused funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Commission
Knights of the White Elephant
New York World
Wasting Time and The Quickening Span of Life
A reflective meditation on life's brief span from youth to old age. It contrasts idle behavior with the urging need to use time for purposeful work and fulfillment before the final summons. The piece laments wasted days and urges diligent pursuit of chosen duties before departure.
Trade and Peace Are Tied to America’s Exports
The article notes the United States ships over eight hundred million dollars in exports to Maryland and Canada and that three fourths of all exports go to ten leading nations. It lists England, Canada, Germany, Japan, and other countries as major trade partners, arguing peace supports continued commerce and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Moryland
Canada
Department of Commerce
England
Burns Beats Eebert In A Close Wyoming Baseball Clash
Burns wins 9 to 8 as Eebert pitcher Bouler struggles in early innings. A sixth inning collision injures Pomhoff, who suffers a broken cheekbone and other injuries. Crowe shaken but continues. Pomhoff taken to Pine Bluffs for treatment. game setup a deciding third match on neutral grounds.
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Burns
Wyo
Eebert
Bouler
Webert
Egbert
Willis Bomhoff
Crowe
Daca
Pomhoff
Bomhoff
Pine Bluffs
Marshall
Ruch
Schuth
Hart
Government Service Opens Multiple Civil Service Jobs
Uncle Sam announces several civil service positions with salaries from 840 to 1500 a year. Exams set for June 25 24 for ship's craftsman 1500 salary. July 2 for plant specimen photographer medical intern at the Government Hospital for the Insane. draft boards librarians and other roles in mines and animal industry. Some tests open to women. others men only. librarian and museum roles later in July. Information from the United States Civil Service Commission, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Hevypital
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Mines
Francisco
Proseum
Washington
United States Civil Services
Commission
Griffin jailed for Kelly pool game gambling
George Griffin, proprietor of a billiard room, received four months in jail and an $800 fine for maintaining a Kelly pool game the judge deemed gambling under state law. The ruling clarifies that such games violate gambling statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
George Griffin
Billard
School district seeks removal of diary frame house and fence
Trustees of the district offer for male removal the diary frame house and outbuildings on the NE corner of the school block. Bids to be addressed to Wm Dubois at 1614 Capitol Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thal
Wm. Dubois
Capitol Ave
Local Ledger Tattle from Big Bend Bazoo
Readable items include local gossip and humorous anecdotes about townsfolk like Jim Bitt tending two acres of toes with family help, Mrs Ed Harper a suffragette, domestic rows over $75, and diners at Jenkins. Quips involve the Globe hotel coffee, a traveling man, Percy Armitace genealogies, and playful barroom banter about manners and mischief in town society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Hotel
Java
Patrol Sifts Monterey Bay Tragedy After Missing Students
Three high school students, wearing only bathing suits, sailed from Santa Cruz in a canvas canoe built in the manual training shop and did not return. Hundreds patrolled the shore as a naval cutter and launches searched Monterey Bay and beacon fires burned along miles of coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Cal
Monterey Bay
Manual Training
Naval Sulfitia
Masy
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Carey
John B. Clark
Alex Hastif
Otis Hymeh
Buditor
New York
Chicago
M. ©. Watson
Sid St
Australia
South Africa
Judiciary
Nebraska
Paxton Hotel
Met
Progressive Party
Ingesius
Anada
Yormany
Bppranes
Cuba
Netherlands
Mexico
Argentina
Kelly Poor
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Big Bend Bazoo
Jack Chenery
Jim Bitt
Little Bitt
Ed Harper
Tom Evans
Preacher
Percy Armitace
Vermont
Wyoming
Sgo
Bill Smith
Percy
Crowdport Creek
Jenkin
Tesake Harrison
Easie
Howe
Pink Nose
Pete
Section 24
Dead Horse Gulc Bugle
Press Association
Sabe
Howard Johnson
Howard
Harry Hbrisby
Jude Moore
Higzonor
Dalsy
Boston
Percy Verance
Coarl
Sherman Co
Waterman's Eal
Capitol
Logan’s Book and Curio
Carey Ave
S16
West
West 16Th St
Cheyenne Business College
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