Lodge Declines Opinion On Anglo American Pact
The New York World notes Senator Lodge avoids judgment on an Anglo American aid pact for France, saying the matter is "merely a newspaper report." It contrasts his skepticism with the war's actual events he claims to have not witnessed, and mocks his reliance on press accounts for key world actions.
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France
Germany
Senator Lodge
Belgium
Marne
Hindenburg
Chateau- Thierry
United States
Paris
Hoboken
N. J
Versailles
Clemenceau
Brockdorff-Rantzau
Congress
New York World
The Misconceived Image of the Wealthy Employer
The piece argues labor overestimates employer riches and power while under appreciating the burdens of small profits and heavy costs. It emphasizes that most bosses are modest, anxious about meeting bills, and seek to satisfy workers rather than oppress them.
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Paka
Prince of Denmark Plans Visit Amid Sunny Times
The Prince of Denmark who expects to visit Avievi¢a has a less celebrated name than Hamlet. He notes the mood will differ as he anticipates a cheerful stay, making it unlikely for him to relate to a melancholy Dane during the good times here.
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Denmark
Avievi¢a
Cunay
Expurgation of Cook Books Under Prohibition Rules
Washington correspondent notes a Volstead bill provision that could require destroying cook books containing alcohol recipes. The text argues for strict literal enforcement but questions its practicality and potential broad censorship of literature. It suggests wives may keep books with expurgated editions later released.
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Washington
Peace, food, and faces in the postwar debate
The piece argues food abundance masks price reality and notes Hoover’s caution about world hunger. It cites Tennessee granting Sergeant York a county farm, and mentions the AFL voting to run the League of Nations by a wide margin. It ends by challenging beliefs about popular support for the proposition.
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Mr. Hoover
Tennessee
Sergeant York
American Federation of Labor
League of Nations
Historic baseball scores show varied results across cities
In early games, Cleveland beatless and Philadelphia edged Washington 4 1. New York and Boston battled with multiple battery pairings including Shawkey Hannah Mays and Schang. Philadelphia defeated Washington in the second game while Pittsburgh lost to Cincinnati with Miller Mayer and Schmidt playing key roles. Brooklyn and Philadelphia split results as Cadore Miller led Brooklyn in one game and Mamaux Miller in another. Boston and New York fought into extra innings with Rudolf Wilson and Gonzales delivering pivotal hitting.
82 Years' Service Mrs Waldman Seeks No Opiates
An elderly Fresno woman proclaims Foley's Naney and Tar as a remedy for bronchial coughs and winter colds. She notes long use since age 34 and emphasizes no opiates, recommending it for children with croup and whooping cough. The ad claims wide availability.
Moore Sells Homes to Governor Carey Officials
Paul H. Moore sold homes to Secretary to Gov Carey Maurice P. Price, to George J. Klein, and to Mrs. A. Schamp. Prices ranged from 1000 to 7500 dollars. Properties sit at Pershing heights Pershing boulevard Warren Avenue Tenth and Maxwell streets.
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Paul Moore
Carey Maurice P. Price
Robert D. Carey
Pershing Heights
Ab Pershing Boulevard
Warren Avenue
Paul H. Moore
Moore
George J. Klein
Tenth
Maxwell Streets
A. Schamp
Phoenix Camp Members to Notify Clerk for Laramie Trip
Members of Phoenix Camp preparing for Laramie must notify the Clerk by Sunday. The team plans work for Pilot Camp on a class while autos depart Praternal Hall Monday at three o'clock. 28-29.
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Phoenix Camp
Laramie
Praternal Hall
Cheyenne Exhibit Showcases Manual Training Works
An attractive display from Cheyenne public schools manual training department is featured at the Wyoming Book Store. Exhibits include works by Frank and Fred Matusky Robert Dubois Moore Weasley McConaughy Earl William Woolston and Harold Towner.
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Cheyenne Public Schools
Wyoming Book Store Company
Frank and
Fred Matusky
Robert Dubois
Moore
Weasley McConaughy
Earl William Woolston
Harold Towner
City News in Brief and Advertisements Clip
City news briefs list a coal company and a line of carriages from Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbiner. Advertisements note Blackney at 1624 Capitol with springs, and a piano lessons service by Roy J. White. Also listed: auto tire vulcanizing and repair by Plaing Auto Company and A W Strand paperhanging services.
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Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Danger Point For Batteries
Local Willard Service Station dealer Mr. Scott explains faulty car batteries often fail unexpectedly as internal cells break apart with age or misuse. He warns owners who try to run weak batteries until failure risk sudden breakdown on the road.
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Mr. Scott
Willard
Red Cross Aids 500 Wyoming Families In One Month
Red Cross Mountain Division reports 500 Wyoming families assisted or advised last month as part of a four state effort serving 11 095 families total. Financial aid to Wyoming reached 1706 64 dollars from 17068 54 in total grants. Home Service workers provided broad help including war risk insurance guidance legal and business advice health support and help for soldiers sailors and marines in remote mountain and plains areas.
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Red Cross Mountain Division
Denver
Cross Home Services
Wyoming
Red Cross
War Department
Unclear OCR Notice of Medical Claim Side Effects
Fragmentary advertisement claims certain pills relieve rheumatism kidney and bladder pain and fatigue. It mentions Mrs Chas Gray of 7th Street Flint Michigan and that the product is sold everywhere.
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Mole Heller
Chas
Gray
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Leader Publishing Company
Randolph Leigh
Albert Hearst
Weeves
Baier
Postoffice
Cheyenne
Carey
Associated Press
Louis
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Thermahlan
Drogtltes
Hannah
Mays
Schang
ROW
Westen
Ereenear
Shawkey
Phiadelpha Sieves
Johnson, Kinney and McAvoy
Shaw and Gharrity
Philadelphia
Wesesseue
Washington Eeesesesee
Perry, Kinney and Perkins
Erickson and Picinich
RA. A. OE
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Cincinnati
Miller, Mayer and Schmidt
Sallee
Wingo
RAR
Chicago
St. Louis
Mamaux
Miller
Jack O'Farrell
Goodwin
Tucro
Ek Be
Brooklyn
Cadore and Miller
Rixey and
Cady
R. U- EB
Brooklyn Vitavenecn
Philadelphia Wocetcress
Bateries
Mamaux and Miller
Jacobs and Clark
RA. HK
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Nehf
Wilson
Toney
Dubue
Gonzales
Bostenavsawveerernes
New York Ween Ee Enone
Rudolf
Barnes
Nubue
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Wyoming Trust & Savings Bank
Harry B. Henderson
C. W
City News
Apttal Coal Company
Main Springs
Blackney
1624
Capitol
Duly
Roy J. White
Plains Botes
Plaing Auto Company
A.W. Strand
Cheyenne Amto Tire‘Repairing Company
W.w.dumm CO
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