Too Strong Too Weak A Peculiar League of Nations Program
The piece weighs opposing views on the League of Nations arguing it is either too strong or too weak. It notes critics from Gerald Stanley Lee to Borah and Lodge, and claims ordinary Americans care more about what the league can do than how it was drawn. It also discusses sovereignty limits and the aim to prevent another world war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Gerald Stanley Lee
Reed
Lodge
Borah
League
Ledge
Enrose Clique
Balkans
Did America Win the War Questioned by Critics
A dramatic call asks what soldiers and sailors think as Congress debates alleged American failures in World War I. It urges readers to ask Germans French and English for real reverses and to read the armistice terms before judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
France
Belgium
Metz
Coblenz
America
Advertising as a Tool for Large Scale Sales in America
The text traces American advertising from modest origins to a formalized system. It notes population growth and industrial expansion post Civil War, surplus production, and the need to educate consumers. Advertising evolves from simple sales to specialized, professional practice driven by understanding markets and effective media.
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America
W .Ee
Rerica
United Nevyased
Critics seek Pershing as witness in controversial case
Republican critics who wish to summon General Pershing as a witness in their case warn they may regret it. The passage hints at a push to bring a historic military figure into a current legal confrontation and the possible long-term consequences.
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General Pershing
Annual Meeting of State Stock Growers Delayed to April 10
The Wyoming Stock Growers Association announces its annual meeting will be held in Basin on April 1 but adjourn to April 10 to accommodate stockyard and commission house representatives from Omaha and Denver. Western livestock groups plan meetings April 1 April 10 and April 16, all within eight days, to suit attendees from markets across the region.
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Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Basin
Alice Smith
Western Livestock Associations
Gouth
Dakota Association
Montana Association
Omaha
Denver
Commission House
Wyoming Association
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Kasia
Iaduetry Seoupeas’ Lasiedinns
Io Ae
Consolidation Proposal For State Veterinarian Offices Fails
A 1921 bill to consolidate the state veterinarian's office with sheep and live stock boards gained Governor Carey’s approval but stalled amid questions of timing. The Wyoming Stock Growers Association is led by president J. C. Shaw of Orin, with officers J. C. Underwood, W. C. Rosas, and Miss Smith in key roles.
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Boards of Sheep and Livestock Commissioners
Carey
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
J. C. Shaw
Orin.i
J. C. Underwood
W.C. Ce
Rosas
Miss Smith
Convent Second Team Defeats Central School in Low-Scoring Tilt
The convent second team defeated Central school in basketball by 14 to 8. Lineups list Contest Clark Hortokey Cobry Milligan Swansea Pentral Ardal hardt Gorris Mc Hugh and wards.
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Convent
Central School
Clark
Hortokey
Cobry
Milligan
Swansea
Pentral
Ardalhardt
Gorris
McHugh
Hpadge
Mage records at Tepogiliam meet suffer loss of comlests
One of the notable Tepogiliam records mentions Jem Mage who lost only two comlests out of six hundred sixty entries. The fragment notes Mage’s near miss amid a large competition field.
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Jem Mage
Woman Responsible in Death Run Regs Despite No Clear Motive
Copenhagen dispatch reports Mette Sterno Joke, president of committees handling executions, held responsible for thousands of executions amid a political upheaval. No reason given for her execution.
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Copenhagen
Petro
Porgana
Rope Trick Debate Splits Magician League Conference
The League to Enforce Peace in London faces a split as the East Indian delegation withdraws over a rope trick registration clause. Evidence traces the illusion back to 1255, with accounts from Ibn Batuta and Jahangir, while eyewitnesses like Lieut. F. W. Holmes and A Yurif All recount variations and possible subterfuge in staging the illusion.
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League OF Magic
London
League
Mag Lc Fe
Conference of Magicians
Becaues
Au¢H
E Orpheum
8. W. Clarke
Magic Circular
Ibn Batuta
Tengier
Hang Chau
Batan
Panther
F. W. Holmes
V. C
Holmes
A. Yurif All
Obfs van Bern
Vogt
Liverpool
Prices in U S markets show mixed February changes
Price statistics indicate a mixed month with 26 of 42 items cheaper in February than January while overall prices rise 9 percent from a year ago. Potatoes jump about 25 percent as consumer costs remain volatile in early 1900s market data.
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Washington
Mesh
Alhonek Feod
Polruary
Crete
Sheep Shearers to Get Fifteen Cents Per Head in Wyoming
Casper, March 21. Sheep-shearers in this section of Wyoming will be paid 15 cents per sheep shorn plus board under a new Natrona County Wool Growers association wage scale. The plan fixes future hires at 75 dollars monthly plus board, with some exceptions for existing workers. If average rates hold, Wyoming shearers would earn about 750000 dollars statewide for the season.
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Natrona County Association
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Natrona County Wool Growers’ Association
Pool
London Households Hope Free Margarine Spares Provisions
March 22 London report notes margarine freed from coupons from March 1 and sugar soon to follow for home baking and balanced diets for children. Officials warn that previous grease shortages worsened chilblains and school absenteeism, with cod liver oil cited as a remedy.
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Margaret Walter
London
Hiring for receiving depot near 19th and Carey Ave
Europe. Hiring them to the receiving depot at 19th and Carey Ave next Wednesday or Thursday. Poria phone Mrs. J K Stimson, chairman of the committee.
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Europe
19Th
Carey Ave
J. K. Stimson
Completoe
Murty
Cheyenne
J. E. Stimson
Petticus
Carey and
Registration sites listed for band election in Laragie county
Notices posted in Cheyanne Kehert Carpenter Mine Muffs and Murns indicate registration is required only in Laragie county towns for the April 22 highway bond election. Voters who did not register may still vote at the spoking election. Registration periods run 9 to 1, 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p.m. at designated venues including 410 West Lincoln Way Industrial Club and Dildine's garage.
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Cheyanne
Kehert
Carpenter
Laragie County
Cherenne Rontdente
Seventeenth Sure
Reward Offered for Arrest of Frank Kippler
Acting Governor Chaplin issued a proclamation offering a $100 reward for the arrest and conviction of Frank Kippler a 32 year old Negro wanted in Albany county for burglary reported October 31 1918. Kippler allegedly stole 3000 in goods from the Gishhunter Mercantile store in Laramie and is described as five feet nine inches tall about 160 pounds with two front teeth that lap.
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Frank Kippler
Laramie
Chaplin
Albany County
Gishhunter Mercantile Company
Kipper
West declared sane in sanity trial. faces new charge
Casper March 21 a jury ruled F B West sane in a mental fitness hearing. Prosecutors then filed criminal intent charges for passing worthless checks. West will be held at the county jail until the next riot court term for trial on the new count.
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Casper, Wro
F. B. West
West
Kidney trouble relief praised by Alabama reader
E W Kitt of Shorters Alabama reports nightly restlessness gone after using Foley Kidney Pills. He describes back and side pain relief and endorses the medicine for kidney trouble.
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E. W. Kitt
Shorters
Ala
Society Notes Highlight Brief Stays At Local Homes
Mrs and Mrs T R Lawlor are visiting, Mr Brenan of Chloe and Mrs Wolle of Grand feature here on brief visits. W Bell of Potter nebraska is in town for a couple days, Mr George Sweeney of Seattle is in the city for a short stay. Mr and Mrs H A Wolfer will occupy the John Shinghe home during the week while Dr and Mrs Shingle are away.
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Mrs
T .R. Lawlor
Wolle
Grand Fea
Brenan
Chloe
Briel Biwlnees
H. A. Wolfer
John Shinghe
Soldiers club may move into brokerage space
The soldiers' club may occupy the National Brokerage quarters at the northwest corner of Seventeenth Street and Central Avenue if building owner Barney B. David agrees to cancel the lease. A. D. Kelley, head of the brokerage, said the company would relinquish the space if David allows the club to use it, a telegram requesting his consent was sent. Norway has nearly 400,000 persons engaged in agriculture.
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Soldiers’ Club
camp_community service
National Brokerage Company
Senteenth Street
Barney B. David
Conce
A. D. Kelley
Brokerace Company
David
Califonia
Yesterdy
Norway
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Monty
Uta Vel
SMES
Meres
Page
Airoowr
W. Bell
Potter
Neb
Eauly
George Sweney
Seattle
Fine
American Red Cross
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