Mexican Labor Leader Visits Wilson With Obregon Message
Luis M. Marones of the Mexican Labor party and executive head of the Mexican Federation of Labor, with Samuel Gompers, met President Wilson. Marones delivered a message from General Obregon affirming friendly ties between the Mexican revolutionary government and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis M. Marones
Mexican Labor Party
Mexican Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Wilson
Marones
General Obregon
United States
Berlin Seeks Three Month Delay for Army Cut to 100000
Berlin reports Germany asks the Allied Supreme Council for a further three month extension before the German army is reduced to 100000 men. The prior notice claimed a reduction to 200000 had been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Supreme Council
Two Die When Cigar Lighted at Gas Well
HL Dorado Kansas reports two men died today after escaping natural gas ignited when a sightseer lit a cigar with a match near a gas well. The incident occurred yesterday as the party explored the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Dorado
Kans
Here
Yesterady
Assassination Attempt on Japanese Premier Hara
A fanatic attempted to assassinate Premier Hara of Japan on Sunday night. The would be assailant was arrested, according to Tokio cable advices cited by Nippu Jiji. The report notes the attack was unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Associated Press
Hara
Japan
Tokio
Nippu Jiji
Harding's Home City Plans July 4 Celebration
Marion Ohio plans an old fashioned Fourth of July event to honor Senator Harding's presidential nomination. A citizens' committee tentatively approved the celebration after learning he will not return before July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Marion
Citizens’ Committee
Actress D'Annunzio Jilted Dead in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Madame Rejahe a noted French actress found dead in Paris. The item notes a personal letter from Walter Farrand of Irvington New Jersey about health remedies and kidney pills, mentioning Foley Kidney Pills and supposed relief of kidney related pains.
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D’annunzio
Paris
Madame Rejahe
Walter Farrand
Springfield Ave
Irvington
N. J
Ney
Foley
Shrine Club Meeting Notice At Masonic Temple
Important meeting of Shrine Club at 7 30 p m Tuesday 75th at the Masonic Temple. All members requested to be present. Charles 8 Morgan, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine Club
Masonic Temple
Charles
Morgan
Divorce Petition Filed Against Nonresident in Wyoming
Ward A. Waitley filed for divorce on May 15, 1920 in the District Court of the Hirst Judicial District Laramie County Wyoming alleging desertion and intolerable indignities. The nonresident must answer by July 7, 1920 or the petition will be deemed true and judgment entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glairy GC. Waitley
Wyoming
San Diego
California
Ward A. Waitley
District Court of the
Tt. J. Fisher
William B. Ross
Foley’s Patent Remedies Ad Promises Cures and Health
A damaged 19th century advertisement urges readers to mail a subscription form to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a “trina package” with products like Foley's Toney and Tar for coughs and colds, Kidney Pills for pain, rheumatism, and bowel cleansing laxatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
City News in Brief from Cheyenne and Nearby
Mercury Club members finished the dry ing tower at the beach by sundown on Sunday. A clamshell crane unloads ballast on the Colorado & Southern tracks near the depot. Streetcars carried carnival trailers to manage crowds amid cooler weather and damp swimming activity. A marriage license issued to D. T. Johnson and Harriet Thossman. Fishing parties report good luck though mostly small catches. The Southern Wyoming aircraft spent yesterday at Burns for sightseeing. Cheyenne chamber of commerce hosts a free open meeting at the Masonic temple tonight. Northwest Cheyenne homebuilders painting work progresses rapidly. Judge Mentzer disposed of several probate matters in district court. Municipal camping grounds near empty as tourists depart for Yellowstone opening June 15. George P. Anton and May Wells obtain a marriage license. Some occupation taxes remain due at city hall. July Fourth plans progress on the South Side. Kingman Tire & Repair installs a new air stand with dual inflating gauges. Straw hats popular, sailor and panama styles. Sprinklers run in parks at night and off by day. Local drive against cottontail rabbits underway. Gutters along J. M. Garey offices and YWCA progress likely complete in a day or two. Yellow sweet peas bloom in sand draws. locals pick them. A poodle is locked in the women’s city jail cell, owned by Edith Rhodes. Dentists and wives arrive for the State Dental Association sessions. Younger students seek summer jobs. Frontier Park seating will be lettered to avoid confusion. Purple iris blooms near the capitol with stolen bouquets reported. George S. Walker, ex-Cheyenne resident, in town on business with family.
Elks Beat Fifteenth Cavalry at Pioneer Park
The Elks ball team defeated the Fifteenth Cavalry 22 to 8 at Pioneer Park on Sunday. Next Sunday they play at Kimball Nebraska, and on the 27th they meet the same team in a return at Pioneer Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Sth Cavalry
Pioneer Park
Kimball
Nebr
Explosion blows ice plant walls apart in ammonia blast
An explosion of ammonia shattered the walls of an ice plant, exposing frozen cakes inside. A large iceberg-like debris field and a nearby auto truck illustrate the scale of the disaster.
Desserts and Milk Drinks from Household Hints
Step by step caramel sauce recipe with sugar butter water corn starch and vanilla notes on cooling storage. Evaporated milk based desserts and milk drinks featuring eggs, sugar fruit vanilla coffee malt and optional spices with serving ideas.
The Digest Poll On Democratic Candidacy In 1920
The Digest poll shows McAdoo leading among Democrats with 89,348 votes and Wilson at 67,588 while Palmer and Edwards trail. Johnson and Hoover attract Republican votes. The piece discusses how the poll’s results reflect voter mood and party strategy, noting shifts and second-choice tallies.
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McAdoo
Wood
Johnson
Hoover
Wilson
Edwards
Bryan
Cox
New Jersey
Columbia
Palmer
Debs
Atlanta
Witchcock Follnuys
Owen Nasaban
Baker
Meredith
Literary Digest
McAdoo Wilson
Bryan Cox
Eae
Straw vote proves its value in public service
The piece praises The Literary Digest straw poll for providing a reliable gauge of national sentiment. It argues the method mirrors direct primaries by giving voters a channel of expression and constraining party delegates to reflect Roosevelt's broad support, warning against manipulating the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Digest
el Thoosevelt
Old Guard
Turkish Grand Vizier Set for Paris Visit
Damad Fared Pasha Turkish grand vizier sailed from Constantinople to Toulon and likely will reach Paris by June 17 or 18. The early trip amid treaty signing rumors fuels talk of a Turkish treaty revision alongside Greece’s Premier Venizelos visit.
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Paris
Damad Ferdid Pasha
Constantinople
Toulon
Tis
Venizelos
Greece
Agricultural Club Champions to Pay Cheyenne a Visit
Supreme Court Justice McAvoy ruled against the executors of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt in their suit to recover 150000 on accident insurance for the Lusitania sinking. He held Vanderbilt’s death was caused by war since the ship was torpedoed under German orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
McAvoy
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Wilson to Address Live Stock Meeting
A three day National Live Stock Exchange meeting opens in Chicago on Wednesday. Delegates are expected from major markets. One of the speakers will be Thomas F. Wilson president of the Institute of American Meal Packers.
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Ghicago
National Live Stock Exchange
Thomas 4. Wilson
The
Institute of American Meal Packers
Chicago Livestock Daily Market Report
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts at 45 000 with beef steers mostly steady to lower heavy best at 17.00 up to 17.60. cows and bulls steady to 25 cents lower. hog receipts 87 000 with prices up 25 to 50 cents. sheep receipts 12 000 with spring lambs steady to higher and ewes steady to 50 cents lower. Idaho spring lambs listed at 48.60 with bulk natives at 17.50 and light hogs near 15 dollars.
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Chicago
U.S. Bureau of Markets
Idaho
Hog market report at Omana shows higher bids
United States Bureau of Markets notes hog receipts at Omana at 11 500 head with slow demand and prices rising to 410 to 46e per pound. Practical top set at 814.00 per cwt with bulk deal ranges around 14 50 to 15.00. Receipts at Gable total 6000 with uneven heel feels and butcher stock on hand.
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Omana
United States Bureau of Markets
Germany Delivers Coal Under Treaty In 1941
The reparations commission announced that German coal deliveries to France under the peace treaty reached 4 685 000 tons. Of this total 405 000 tons went to Luxembourg and 98 000 tons to Belgium in the same period.
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Paris
France
Luxemburg
Belgium
Home distilleries grow common in New York
June 14 report notes that after loss of legal wet goods many New Yorkers turn to home brewing. Beer ale and wine are being made in cellars and amateur stills produce noticeable hootch. Experts predict new brewers distillers and winemakers will emerge citywide.
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New York
Smart Russian line blouse described with georgette embroidery
The article notes women favor summer wardrobes with overblouses and smocks and introduces a smart blouse on Russian lines. Made of heavy white georgette, it features an intricate blue embroidery design over a dainty skirt ensemble in silk or cotton.
Minnesota grain prices steady in Minneapolis market
Flour unchanged. Bran at 51.00. Wheat No 4 northern cash 2.95 to 3.05. Corn 1.69 to 4.71. Oats 1.08 to 4.05. Barley 1.58 to 4.20. Rye No 2 2.21 to 2.22. Flax No 4 3.86 to 3.91. Market notes show firm quotes across cereals.
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Minneapolis
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Michigan Reader
Mrs Ep Thomas of Morrice Michigan reports severe morning dizziness after childbirth. She used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as directed and quickly found relief. She also used it during another pregnancy and plans to rely on it in future. She recommends the product and urges others to seek free confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
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Morrice
Mick
Lydia B.pinkhan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Daily note on men's clothing and furnishings pricing
A brief statement outlines daily plain facts about men's and boys' clothing and furnishings. It emphasizes a fresh, consistent routine, promising new copy each day and no repetition of previous readings.
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MEX
City News
Mercury Club
Colorado & Southern
D. T. Johnson
Holdrege, Neb
Harriet Thossman
Cheyenne
Southern Wyoming Aircraft Corporation
Burns
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
AIL
Qgheyenne
Mentzer
Yellowstone Park
George P. Anton
Salt Lake
May Wells
Goodland, Kas
Hense
Kingman Tire & Repair Company
Sailor
Panama
J. M. Garey
Togo
Edith Rhodes
State Dental Association
Frontier Park
Capitol
George S. Walker
Tessie
By Hai Probasco
Aly
Mamma Graciol
Fifteenth Cavalry
Covington
U.S
William Jennings Bryan
Champ Clark
James M. Cox
Edward I. Edwards
Thomas R. Marshall
Mitchell Palmer
William G. McAdoo
Woodrow Wilson
Greenville
N. GC
Dem
Hiram Johnson
Merbert Ifnover
Chicare
Arbelo
AteAdoo
Fils
Philadelphia
Agricultural Club
Ross Ee Ane
Daily Market Report
Ohenstein and
Graham
Omaha Livestock
Minneapolis Grain
Mite, Thomas’ Wordtowonen
Lydia I. Pinkham
Michael Stern
Value First
Fashion Park
W. L
Douglas
Sam Stark
Lovejoy
Franklin
West 17Th St
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Ionn
Lincoln
Ighiwaly
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