Borah Absurdites and the League of Nations Critique
The piece rebukes Senator Borah for attacking Lord Robert Cecil over ancestral loyalties while defending the League of Nations. It questions Borah’s motives, notes his vote favoring a suffrage amendment excluding Black women, and warns he may oddly blame Wilson on his Virginia birth if his rhetoric continues.
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League of Nations
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Mr. Cecil
Lord Cecil
Idaho
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Virginia
Young movie actresses urged to reform industry
In New York Amelia Bingham called for film reform to replace sixteen year old starlets with educated performers. She argued youth and looks are favored by managers, and aging actresses struggle to sustain ingenue roles on screen despite occasional strong performances.
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New York
Amelia Bingham
Miss Bingham
Taft Speech Sparks Senate Battle Over Congressional Record
A heated senate debate focused on whether Taft's remarks about the League of Nations should be included in the Congressional Record. Senator Pittman read the Taft speech to secure entry while Senator Smoot resisted, revealing a republican split that threatens party unity. Taft is portrayed as more non partisan than current leadership.
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Taft
League of Nations
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Smoot
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Canned Cabbage Hint Sparks Satirical Toast
The columnist mocks canned boiled cabbage as a modern convenience and laments household odors from cooking cabbage. It jokes about peasants loving it and the stale kitchen aroma drawing flies and neighbors. Lobtown’s wit notes hopes for better scent solutions and even references Luther Burbank.
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Luther Burbank
Army unit near Archangel amid postwar protest repelled attack
The report suggests there was no mutiny near Archangel Russia only a company objecting to further war after an armistice and later this group fiercely repelled an enemy assault facing seven to one odds.
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Archangel
Russia
Peace conference notes many wars call for League of Nations
The piece argues that while the peace conference has sat, at least 23 wars have raged. It suggests a League of Nations is needed to enforce peace, noting most wars are local or obscure to most people.
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Associated Press
League of Nations
Miss Wyoming to Meet President in anticipated visit
A girl chosen as Miss Wyoming for the Days poster is to be presented to President Wilson during his expected visit. The event promises wide publicity with newspapers nationwide likely to feature her image and role as the state’s representative.
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Wyoming
Wilson
West
Eveery
Esch
Marjo
Fei
Editor Rose Headed for New York Tribune Post
Stars and Stripes editor Charlies Hows, traveling through Cheyenne en route to New York, accepted a New York Tribune job paying $20,000 yearly. He planned a brief Cheyenne stay but could not. Rose served as a war editor and private in the Idierary Digawt unit.
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Charlies Hows
Stars and Stripes
France
Cheyenne
New York City
New York Tribune
Rose
New York
Galt Lake
Goa
Willard Dempsey title bout may draw famed referee
Jack Welsh of San Francisco, rumored as third man in the ring, is in Cheyenne briefly and en route to Toledo for the July 4 championship between Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey. Welsh, who refereed major bouts, did not confirm the reports yesterday while praising the forthcoming bout as one of the best ever staged in the country.
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Eaal
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Toledo
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America
Dempsey
Willard
Sigivana
Jack Johnson
Dmpsey
Faust
Fane
Tad
Cheyenne Building & Loan Votes on Stock Increase
The Cheyenne Railway Employes Building and Loan Association holds its annual meeting tonight to vote on raising capital stock from 2 million to 9 million dollars. With 600 shares currently outstanding, demand for shares is high as the association seeks authorization to issue more shares.
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Cheyenne Railway
Building On Loan Association
Cy Morgan Musters Out of Federal Service at Fort Musselly
Willian Cy Morgan former member of the Philadelphia Athletics baseball team during the 1945 and 1916 seasons was mustered out of federal service at Fort Musselly yesterday. Morgan trusted as one of the league’s best pitchers before the war with Germany served eighteen months overseas and saw action in battles, heading to Salt Lake City before rejoining Gene Mack’s team.
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Willian
Cy” Morgan
Philadelphia Athletic
Fort Mussel
Morgan
Germany
Salt Lake City
Phia
Gennie Mack
Wyoming's First War Bride Joins Soldier Husband
City Marshal Sam Nadevich was joined yesterday by his French bride Feenel who arrived in Wyoming after meeting him overseas with the American expeditionary forces. He returned and was appointed city marshal. his discharge followed as Mrs Radovich accompanied him to America once arrangements were made.
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Sam Nadevich
Jadevich
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