Caruso Says He Typed Hardship, Yet Feels Pep and Plans Return
In an interview at the Hotel Vanderbilt Enrico Caruso speaks from a recovering state about surviving a lung infection, his optimism, and his plans to sing again. He recalls his Naples debut in 1894 and notes a string of misfortunes, including a bomb incident and a fall, yet remains determined to perform and care for his family. He mentions his wife and two-year-old Gloria and emphasizes that singing is his art and life.
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White Hadley
New York
Enrico Caruso
Vanderbilt
Nuovo Theatere
Naples
East Hampton
Havana
Metropolitan
Brooklyn
Gloria
Antoine Stella
Caruso
Cheyenne Eyes Place in Rocky Mountain Baseball League
Chamber of Commerce directors authorize a three member committee to represent Cheyenne at the league meeting, aiming to land Cheyenne in an eight club circuit. Local groups including Lions and Rotarians back the push with notable arrivals from Denver and Western league figures urging quick action.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne
Rocky Mountain Baseball League
Miller
the Plains
Lions Club
Rotarians
the Elks
George Tebeau
Denver
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Broadway Park
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Robert Tebeau
Tex Richardson
C. P. Arbogast
Omaha
Casper Midwest
Oil City
Remains of Pioneer Dr. Chandler Brought to Cheyenne
The body of Dr. Charles M. Chandler, pioneer Cheyenne resident, arrived from Salt Lake and was interred at Lakeview cemetery beside his first wife. The funeral, officiated by Rev. Bruce Jackson, followed a procession led by the widow and two sons, with R. M. Smith of Chicago attending as a nephew.
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Charles M. Chandler
Cheyenne
Salt Lake
Lakeview Cemetery
Co. M
H. M. Chandler
Chandler
Bruce Jackson
First Baptist Church
Fort Russell
Estelle Bullock
William Whipple
Parsons
Kansas
Wis
Loffell
Narly-Bricker Bros
A. G. Dennis
Callao
Helen Hockenberry
Maysville, Mo
War Measure Repeal En Route to President
Congress votes to concur in senate amendments and repeal virtually all war laws. The measure now goes to the president for final action.
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Washington
House
Senate
Acting Governor Question Stirs Wyoming Power Shuffle
Simon Skovgard of Basin and interim Senate President would become acting governor if Governor Carey leaves before Secretary of State Chaplin returns from Colorado. The law of succession places the second in line as president of the last senate, a point not officially decided. Great Britain plans a huge hydro electric plant on the Severn River to harness tidal power.
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Simon Skovgard
Basin
State Senate
Wyoming
Carey
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
W. 5. Chaplin
Boulder
Colorado
Chaplin
Senate
Skovgard
William Daley of
Rawlins
Great Britain
Severn River
Governor Carey alters hot springs act reducing levy
The article explains Governor Carey used executive prerogative to rewrite the hot springs purchase act and cut the planned levy from one tenth to one sixteenth of a mill. It notes a prior precedent set by his father and considers potential court review to define executive limits over legislation. It cites proposed two year totals and impact on development funds.
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Carey
Joseph M. Carey
Douglas A Preston
Saratoga Springs
Supreme Court
Dog Derby Opens With Malamutes and Huskies In Manitoba
The Hudson Bay Dog Derby in The Pas Manitoba starts with Alaska malamute speed facing northern Manitoba husky endurance. The four year old race is now open to all breeds and covers 200 miles from The Pas to Flin Flon and back. Huskies gain edge with longer course amid harsh northern travel needs.
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CN. EE. A
Pas
Manitoba
Alaska
Flin Flon
Northern Dog Derby Test of Faith and Endurance
The Hudson Bay Dog Derby pits mushers against arduous 100 to 200 mile trails where loyalty to dogs, not prize money, drives the teams. Walter Goyne of St. Paul defends his 1920 title among veterans like Tobac co, Campbell, Sst, Goddard, Azure, Haynes and Pranteau as weather and stamina decide the race.
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Northland
Hudson Bay
Walter Goyne
St. Paul
Americin
Goyne
Phillip Tobacco
Bateese Campbell
Joe Sst
Goddard
Mose Azure
Jack Haynes
Sam Pranteau
Mushers praise dogs weather and drivers for Derby success
The Derby marks its St Patrick's Day run for a third year with promoters moving the date for better turnout. Purse rises from 1000 to 2500 though motivation lies in proving superior dog teams. Open race requires identical start and finish dogs with rituals of gear and post race care.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Dblizgard
North
Allies React to German Proposals in Conference
Premier Lloyd George told German delegates that their written proposals show a lack of comprehension of allied positions and that the allies would reply tomorrow morning. The German side left the meeting depressed while premiers Lloyd George and Briand smiled on exiting.
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Dr. Simons
Lloyd-George
Briand
Simons
Germany
Body of death by own action Who Slew Roommate Here
Wire communications with Rock Springs and Green River report a death by own action involving a roommate. Police inquiries center on the circumstances and possible motives as authorities investigate the case.
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Rock Springs
Green River
Frontier Committee Plans Big Frontier Days Show
The 1921 Frontier Days committee led by J. H. Walton outlined plans to entertain a large crowd amid high railroad fares and livestock market declines. They budget about 4000 dollars for advertising and push a bigger silver anniversary program while considering replacing the imported street carnival with a home talent event. Last year’s organizers will assist the new committee.
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J. H. Walton
England Will Not Take Part Invasion
Germany’s delegates urge their proposals and Germany’s economic condition as a discussion basis. An allied advance into Germany is not assured. If an ultimatum is issued, economic pressure may be used. Britain offers no military support. any advance would be a French Belgian effort with British loyalty to the allies.
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Fosses
America
Germany
England
Committee Demands Probe Landis Impeachment Case
Five members of the house judiciary committee asked the next Congress to conduct a thorough investigation of impeachment charges against Federal Judge J M Landis. They were authorized by the full committee to submit a preliminary report for immediate consideration.
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Washington
Congress
J. M. Landis
House Judiciary Committee
Weeks to Succeed Baker on Saturday
Former Senator Weeks of Massachusetts will relieve Secretary Baker as secretary of war at 10 a.m. Saturday. Baker will formally present his successor to army officers and civilian staff, then depart that night for Cleveland to resume private law practice.
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Washington
Weeks
Massachusetts
Baker
Army
Beker
Cleveland
Mondt Defeats Japanese Grappler Twice in Laramie
In Laramie Wyoming on March 1, Joel Toots Mondt of Greeley California threw Torro Miyaka a Japanese jiu jitsu wrestler twice. The first fall came in 58 minutes with a reverse bar headlock and the second in 9 1/4 minutes with the same hold.
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Laramie
Wyo
Joel Toots Mondt
Greeley
Yolo
Torro Miyaka
Pine Bluffs Attorney Moves to Cheyenne
Hon. Olmier H. Smith, a leading Laramie county representative and longtime Pine Bluffs attorney, has moved to Cheyenne and will practice with M. A. Kline. His departure leaves Pine Bluffs without an in town attorney.
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Olmier H. Smith
Laramie County
Pine Bluffs
Cheyenne
M. A. Kline
Harding Confirms Senate Picks for Cabinet Posts
Marion Ohio March 1 President Elect Harding definitively announced Will Hays of Indiana as postmaster general Andrew Mellon of Pennsylvania as secretary of the treasury and Senator A B Fall of New Mexico as secretary of the interior The secretary of labor post remains to be filled
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Marion
Harding
Will Hays
Indiana
Andrew Mellon
Pennsylvania
Treasury
A. B. Fall
New Mexico
Interior
Labor
Home Made Pinex Cough Syrup Promoted For Quick Relief
An advertisement touts a DIY cough remedy using 24% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or alternatives, claiming quick relief within 24 hours. It markets Pinex as Norway pine extract and urges asking a doctor for 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex with directions, with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. based in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Court bars evidence from warrantless raids in Ames conviction
The U S Supreme Court or a federal court ruled that evidence obtained by revenue agents during raids without a search warrant cannot be admitted in court. The decision vacated the South Carolina conviction of Lawrence Ames in a kitchen oversight related case.
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Washington
South Carolina
Lawrence Ames
Cure a Cold in One Day Grove's Bromo Quinine Ad
A short vintage ad promotes Grove's Bromo Quinine tablets claiming a one day cure for colds. It warns to ensure the genuine product bears FW W Grove's signature and to buy Bromo.
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Grove
FW. W. Grove
Bea
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis, Mo
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