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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
12
Mondell Faces Old Guard Shifts In House Ranks
The New York World notes Mondell leads a Republican faction in the newly formed House with Joseph G. Cannon James J. Mann Martin Madden and Joseph W. Fordney among the senior members. It hints Mondell must prove a capable captain of reactionaries under pressures from progressives and harmony advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Wyoming
Ivader
Mondell
Joseph G. Cannon James
J. Mann
Martin @. Madden
Joseph W. Fordney
Mann
Fenrose
Apostles of
Harmony
New York World
Lodge Lowell Debate Draws Large Madison Square Crowds
The Porton Symphony Hall seats would be needed if the Lodge Lowell public debate in Boston drew as many applicants as Madison Square Garden. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts and Dr Lawrence Lowell of Harvard would discuss the League of Nations with President Coolidge’s administration and a noted presider Governor Calvin Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porton Symphony Hall
Madison Bqu
Kenry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
A to@wrence Lowell
Starvard University
Pearké
Nelloga
Bay
Gilles Ha
Lowell Wil Oo
Whisoe Promnin
League of Nations
Calvin Coolidge
Between the Acts and the British Industrial Workers Pact
The piece contrasts British drama with industrial union action. It notes a labour bloc totaling about 2,000,000 workers by 1415 linked in a Triple Industrial Alliance, enabling concerted action akin to constitutional trades unionism. It highlights authorized procedures and influential spokesmen among miners, railway workers, and transport workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Rang
Railway executive and board of trade seek cautious progress
Transport workers refuse arbitration and pause talks for two weeks while miners reject the government's counter proposal for a six hour day and a shilling daily rise. Negotiations resume next week amid anticipated key developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Govrnrnt
London Style Costs And Courtship In Fin-de-siècle Haste
A colorful survey contrasts British and American domestic life and romance. It notes rising female independence, high fashion prices, and the cramped, furnished London flat with built-in limitations. It quips on costly gifts and household goods from wardrobes to brass fixtures, ending with a wry nod to Cupid vs Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
London
Cupid
Mars
Whom Do You Believe Major General Traub Testifies Before Congress
General Traub defends American war conduct against Governor Allen and Republican critics. He refutes claims of incompetence and inhumanity in the Argonne evacuation, asserts adequate transport and air support, and praises the war department while honoring frontline troops. Governor Allen argues otherwise, presenting a partisan critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter E. Traub
Henry Allen
Kansas
Traub
Pershing
the Argonne
Limes
Allen
Openields
Hykemibr Alleh
Governor Allen
Tranb
War Department
America
Australians Grow Respect for Americans in War Letter
Sydney reports a letter from Lt Cec Healy of the Australian Expeditionary Force describing a shift in view after observing American soldiers in action. Healy praises American organization, resources, and combat performance, noting Australians came to respect the Yank as a formidable adversary and ally. Healy was killed in the Australian capture of Doubt.
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Associated Prosa
Sidney
Australia
Cec Healy
Oo International
France
L'Oftenant Healy
Stockhholm
Pat Atriice
Healy
Popular Piano Instruction Taught in Plains Morrill Area
A brief notice announces popular music and ragtime piano lessons offered in the Plains Morrill region. The ad highlights approachable instruction and suggests lessons for beginners and intermediate players seeking to improve technique and repertoire.
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