Supreme Court Opens Term With Eight Major Antitrust Cases
After months of vacation the Supreme Court resumes for 1919 20 with eight major antitrust cases on the docket. Decisions may affect Sherman Act use amid proposals to end the rule of reason and potential proceedings against large trusts. The United States Steel case leads a slate long in court, with implications for enforcement and costs of living amid war era conditions.
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Severa m
Supreme Court of the
United States
Congress
Department of Justice
Maton
White
Supreme Court
Supreme Tribunal
United States Steel Corporation
Iron and Steel
Learning the Sea and Wireless Language
The article extols radio as a vital field for a boy to pursue, portraying the radio man as a trusted link aboard a multi million dollar battleship. It highlights wireless distress calls, fleet coordination, and secure front line communication when lines fail, emphasizing national service and pride.
Naval radio work offers rapid advancement for war service
The passage notes strong prospects for advancement in radio work during war and asserts that men dedicate themselves to government service. It states the Navy Department quickly adopts new ideas or inventions and keeps radio men up to date, with no expense spared to maintain top naval efficiency.
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Navy Department
Navy
Omaha’s Hard Lesson on Law and the Nation
The Omaha World Herald edition urges a steadfast commitment to law after a night of violence. It warns that if law and order fail, civilization collapses into jungle chaos, and calls for reverence of the law to become the nation’s political religion.
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Omaha
Desson
Lincoln
Omaha World- Herald
City Briefs Showcase Travelers and Local Visitors
A string of names and cities appears, noting visitors in the city from Strotaburg to Cheyenne and Douglas. Figures include Mr and Mrs C G Chamberlain, Miss Tilly Onnell, and J M Completed among Ther nopolia victors, plus travelers from Laramie and Rawlins visiting the Moffatt hotel and local businesses.
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EB. Strotaburg
Baker
Thomas Kenney
Edward Peoley
C. G. Chamberlain
Mr. and
Mra
C. G. MeKighton
G. E. Gears
Gasper
City
Miss Tilly Onnell
J. M. Completed
W. Javis
Thernopolia
Do Nothing Congress Criticizes Session Failures
A political critique argues that the current special session has produced no laws or progress on anti profiteering and stabilizing the cost of living. It accuses the Republican majority in the House and Senate of inaction and opposition to President Wilson and his reforms. It questions Republican voters about their representatives and calls for reform or repudiation of leadership.
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Congress
Wilson
House of Representatives
Senate
Preparations underway for 1920 census counting
The 1920 census work moves swiftly with district supervisor appointments nearly complete and enumerator hiring well advanced. By January 2, 1920, enumerations begin as 85 000 enumerators and 10 000 clerks are mobilized nationwide for the ten year data stock taking. The war department building is repurposed for census use.
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War Department
Census Bureau
Uncle Sam
Shakespearean Season Shines With Noted Troupes
With Sothern and Marlowe joining Hampden and Mantell, the season promises a standout run of Shakespeare plays unseen in years. Major company names, esteemed actors, and classic productions mark the coming program.
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Sothern
Marlowe
Walter Hampden
Robert Mantell
Shakespeare
Senate failure to ratify treaty threatens Germany
Berlin newspaper warns that American Senate non ratification would create a multitude of new crises Germany could be exploited by an active government. The remark underscores fears of instability and external manipulation following a stalled accord.
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Berlin Tageszeitung
Senate
Germany
Pred Kone Slap Incident At Local Auto Shop
Fragmentary report describes Pred Kone at a Northern Viel Hore Green Auto Tire service in a dispute with Mrs Norbert Mehoanig of Memon. The piece mentions Stanley Craver, a Little Morse Creek location, and a warning about prompt payment of expenses.
No Local Football Contest Yesterday
Cheyenne high school cancelled the football game scheduled for yesterday due to weather. The next contest is set between GNoponhe and Laranii at Laririte, with details pending confirmation.
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Wyoming Trust and Savings*bank of Cheyenne
Cheyenne High School
Gnoponhe
Laranii
Laririte
Ty Werkshoi
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Cheyenne
Proept
The
Leader Publishing Company
Garey
Associated Fhites
Javed
Specis
Nereia
SEA
Banks OF
GET
Harry B. Henderson
City News
John Magon
Douglas
Hens Olson
A. A. Reid
Frye
C. W.hoigsall
Glen Taylor
Léta Gray
Ike Katherine FE. Beanett
Laramite
Yesterlay
Hobbs
Huck~feldt & Finkbiner
FW. Ferris of
Rawlins
Painia—Shermaf Paint Co
Fr. S. Nodicker
C. £. Mart
Chugwayer
Jomea Ty Lermarr
I ™ Ie Goodenough
J. B. Wilson of
Meckleley
DO Nothing Congress
Joffre
Clemenceau
Pershing
Foch
Sastelsarrasin
France
Wiljoilemperfoch
Auto Tire
Frains Auto Company
Nobert Mehoanig
Memon
H Woolly Youterstay
Sea Pure White LY Road
Bherman Co
Stanley Craver
Morse Creek
Shermain
Wien
Foley Radney
Sontented
Sinclair Consolidated
Sinclair
Lyman D. Smith & Company
York Stock Exchange
Pintisa Street
York
Japan
Sam
U. S.navy
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