Borah Absurdites Over League of Nations Attacks
The editorial questions Senator Borah of Idaho for attacking Lord Robert Cecil’s stance on the League of Nations by citing ancestors. It accuses Borah of political calculation, notes his suffrage vote affecting black women, and warns he may soon condemn Wilson’s birthplace, Virginia, as a critique of the league.
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Mr. Cecil
Lord Cecil
Idaho
President Wilson
Virginia
Young movie actresses urged to reform in New York talk
Amelia Bingham called for film reform stressing elimination of sixteen year old starlets and replacement by intelligent artists. She argued youth and good looks drive casting despite proven talent, noting aging actresses struggle to compete on screen due to camera glare and makeup revealing age.
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New York
Amelia Bingham
Miss Bingham
Taft Speech Delayed Entry Sparks Senate Fight
A Senate clash over Taft’s remarks on the League of Nations ended with Senator Pittman, a Democrat, reading the Taft speech to insert it into the Congressional Record. Senator Smoot, a Republican key figure, opposed its inclusion, exposing a partisan split and challenging current GOP leadership’s stance.
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Canned Gladness Boiled Cabbage In A Can
The piece jokes about canned boiled cabbage as a convenient food that avoids house odors and flies. It imagines mixing with strong cheeses and perfumes, lightly lampooning culinary trends and inventor Luther Burbank.
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Luther Burbank
Mutiny Claim Near Archangel Refuted
Report suggests no mutiny occurred among troops near Archangel Russia as a company objected to continuing war after victory. Later the same troops repelled an enemy assault despite being outnumbered seven to one.
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Archangel
Russia
Call for League of Nations amid many unseen wars
The piece notes that while a peace conference sits, at least 23 wars are listed as ongoing, urging a League of Nations to enforce peace. It argues many of these wars are local or neighborhood conflicts unknown to most readers.
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Associated Press
League of Nations
Miss Wyoming to Meet President in Publicity Plan
The announced plan envisions a Miss Wyoming portrait presented to President Wilson during his visit, with widespread publicity to follow. The selection is expected to bring instant fame, as newspapers nationwide print the news and feature her image.
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Wyoming
Wilson
West
Eveery
Esch
Marjo
Fei
Editor Rose Missing Cheyenne Stopover Before NYC Move
Charlies Hows managing editor of the Stars and Stripes toured Cheyenne Sunday en route to New York City to join the New York Tribune at a 20000 dollar yearly salary. He planned a brief stay but could not remain. Rose served through the war as private and news editor potential at the Tribune.
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Charlies Hows
Stars and Stripes
France
Cheyenne
New York City
New York Tribune
Rose
New York
Galt Lake
Goa
Welsh May Be Third Man In Ring For Dempsey Willard Bout
San Francisco referee Jack Welsh, visiting Cheyenne, may serve as the third man in the ring for the July 4 title bout between Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey in Toledo. Welsh has refereed major fights and raised Willard's hand as champion in the Sigivana bout. He praised the Dempsey Willard clash as a top tier event and urged attendance for a likely classic contest.
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Eaal
Jess Willard
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Toledo
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America
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Willard
Sigivana
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Faust
Fane
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Cheyenne Railway Employees Building and Loan Meets to Vote Stock Increase
At its annual meeting the Cheyenne Railway Employees Building and Loan Association plans to vote on raising capital from 2 million to 9 million dollars. The current authorized stock tops 10,000 shares with over 600 still outstanding and strong demand for new shares.
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Cheyenne Railway
Building On Loan Association
Big League Player Mustered Out Here
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 Mussell yesterday. Morgan, once regarded as one of the league’s best pitchers, spent eighteen months overseas and saw active duty before returning to Salt Lake City to await departure to join Geno Mack's team.
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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 by his wife the first French bride of a Wyoming town who served in the war against Germany. They met overseas with the American Expeditionary Forces. he recently returned and became city marshal before his wife joined him after discharge.
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Sam Nadevich
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