Caruso declares buoyant spirit after near death
In a New York interview Enrico Caruso recounts surviving a severe lung infection with 52 ounces of pus, recalls debut in Naples in 1894, and asserts he will sing again. He describes meals, family, and plans to rest then return to performance, praising his unyielding pep and art.
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Caruso
White Hadley
New York
Enrico Caruso
Vanderbilt
Nuovo Theatere
Naples
Italy
Antoine Stella
Cheyenne Hopes to Join Rocky Mountain Baseball League
Chamber of Commerce directors approve forming a committee to represent Cheyenne at the league organization meeting. Local Lions Rotarians Elks and other groups back the bid to place Cheyenne in an eight club circuit with regional teams from Wyoming Colorado and western Nebraska. Robert Tebeau and Tex Richardson arrive to support the push as organizers signal strong interest and fast action.
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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 Resident Brought to Cheyenne Cemetery
Dr. Charles M. Chandler a Cheyenne pioneer telegrapher arrived from Salt Lake and was buried at Lakeview cemetery beside his first wife twelve years dead. His widow and two sons Co M and H M Chandler accompanied the funeral. Rev Bruce Jackson officiated. R M Smith of Chicago nephew met the body.
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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
War Measure Repeal Goes to President After House Vote
Congressional action on the repeal of virtually all war laws completes with the House concurring in Senate amendments. The measure now goes to the president for approval.
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Washington
House
Senate
Acting Governor Question Stirs Wyoming Power Line
Simon Skovgard of Basin as president ad interim of the state senate could become acting governor if Governor Carey leaves for Excelsior Springs and Secretary of State Chaplin is away in Boulder. The succession hinges on the law and who held senate presidency in the last session, with William Daley named as former president. Great Britain plans a gigantic 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 challenges act authority over hot springs levy
The piece details Governor Careys use of semi veto to reduce a legislated one tenth mill levy for the Saratoga springs purchase and development, arguing the governors authority to rewrite the act may exceed constitutional limits and set a lasting executive precedent. It notes prior governors and a possible supreme court ruling to define executive limits.
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Carey
Joseph M. Carey
Douglas A Preston
Saratoga Springs
Supreme Court
Champ Musher's Malamutes Start in Dog Derby
The Hudson Bay Dog Derby opens from The Pas to Flin Flon and back for 200 miles. Alaska malamute speed faces northern Manitoba husky endurance as the race expands to all breeds and the course doubles. Husky riders depend on the dog in a transport‑poor region with harsh winters.
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Champ Musher
CN. EE. A
Pas
Manitoba
Alaska
Flin Flon
Would You Risk Your LOB for a Dog Derby Feat
Northern mushers chase glory in the Hudson Bay Dog Derby, driven by pride in their teams. Walter Goyne of St. Paul, returning champion, leads a field including Phillip Tobacco and Bateese Campbell. Weather and endurance shape a race that tests man and dog over 100 miles.
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Hudson Bay
Walter Goyne
St. Paul
Americin
Goyne
Phillip Tobacco
Bateese Campbell
Joe Sst
Goddard
Mose Azure
Jack Haynes
Sam Pranteau
North
Derby Day Mushers Race Warmed by Dogs Weather and Drive
The mushers credit success to roughly one third each of dogs drivers and weather. The Derby has been run on St Patrick’s Day for three years and promoters moved the date this year for better turnout. The purse rose from 1000 to 2500 dollars but prize money is secondary to proving a superior string of dogs. The race is open with the start dogs required to finish and drivers were supplied with smoked glasses moccasins and rubdowns after the race to rest the animals.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Dblizgard
North
Allies React to Hans Proposal as Germany Stalls Talks
The German delegation presented two written proposals after a Paris conference decision. Lloyd George scolded their lack of understanding and warned the allies would craft a reply and announce it tomorrow morning. Premiers Lloyd George and Briand exited with smiles despite German officials' subdued mood.
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Dr. Simons
Lloyd-George
Briand
Simons
Germany
Body of death by own action reported in Wyoming case
Wire communications tie the incident to Rock Springs and Green River. Reports describe a death by self-inflicted action linked to a roommate case and indicate investigators are reviewing the circumstances. Authorities there are coordinating with local and state agencies as details emerge.
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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 organized to draw a large crowd despite high railroad fares and a livestock market drop. They plan about $4000 for advertising and will stage a bigger silver anniversary show with a home talent carnival to be decided later. Several past members attended to assist the new committee.
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J. H. Walton
England Abstains from Invasion Plans Amid Allied Pressures
Reports say England will not take part in a potential invasion as Germany seeks to use economic terms as a basis for talks. Germany's delegates push proposals and economic conditions while Allied offensives remain uncertain. If action occurs it would be led by France and Belgium with Britain joining only in loyalty to the alliance.
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Germany
England
Committee Demands Probe Landis Case
Five members of the house judiciary committee urged a thorough investigation of impeachment charges against Federal Judge J M Landis. The committee directed a preliminary report to be submitted for immediate consideration by the next congress.
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Washington
Congress
J. M. Landis
House Judiciary Committee
Weeks to Succeed Baker on Saturday
Former Senator Weeks of Massachusetts named new secretary of war and will relieve Secretary Baker at 10 a m Saturday. Baker will introduce his successor to army officers and civilian employees and then depart that night for Cleveland to resume law practice.
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Washington
Weeks
Massachusetts
Baker
Army
Beker
Cleveland
Mondt Defeats Japanese Wrestler In Laramie Bout
Joel Toots Mondt of Greeley Colorado defeated Torro Miyaka of Japan twice in Laramie on March 1. The first fall came in 58 minutes with a reverse bar headlock and the second in 9 1/4 minutes with the same hold. Roads suggested for permanent wear.
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Laramie
Wyo
Joel Toots Mondt
Greeley
Yolo
Torro Miyaka
Pine Bluffs Legislator Moves to Cheyenne
Hon. Olmier H. Smith, a leading Laramie county representative and longtime Pine Bluffs attorney, has moved to Cheyenne and will join M. A. Kline. His departure leaves Pine Bluffs without a local attorney.
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Olmier H. Smith
Laramie County
Pine Bluffs
Cheyenne
M. A. Kline
Harding Announces Hoisted Cabinet Picks
Marion Ohio March 1 President Elect Harding finally confirms Will Hays Indiana as postmaster general Andrew Mellon Pennsylvania as secretary of the treasury and Senator A B Fall New Mexico as secretary of the interior The labor secretary 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 cough syrup recipe with Pinex concentrate claim
A home remedy promising quick cough relief uses Pinex mixed with a pint of sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses or honey. It claims relief within 24 hours and targets throat tickle hoarseness and bronchial symptoms. The ad notes Pinex as Norway pine extract and urges asking a dentist for “2 ½ ounces of Pinex.” The Pinex Co. from Ft Wayne, Ind backs a money-back guarantee.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Evidence barred as illegally obtained in Ames case
Washington reports a court ruling that evidence obtained by revenue agents without a search warrant cannot be admitted. The decision sets aside the South Carolina conviction of Lawrence Ames, highlighting a kitchen oversight quote and unrelated tongue in cheek anecdotes.
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Washington
South Carolina
Lawrence Ames
Grove's Bromo Quinine Ady For One Day Cure
An old advertisement urges cures a cold in one day with Grove's Bromo Quinine tablets. The copy warns to “be sure you get Bromo” and notes the genuine product bearsFW W Grove’s signature.
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FW. W. Grove
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