Supreme Court Opens Term With Focus on Trust Cases
After a months’ vacation the Supreme Court convenes for 1919-20 with eight major anti trust cases on the docket. The court will consider Sherman act applications amid proposals to end the rule of reason, and the United States Steel case heads the calendar. Prospects of relief from the Sherman law are debated as public officials weigh prosecutions against large combines.
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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 Language of Wireless Radio Aboard Ships
A reflection on radio operation aboard a twelve million dollar battleship highlighting wireless as the universal language of the sea. It emphasizes the sailor’s responsibility and the vital role of radio in distress calls, fleet coordination, submarine reporting, and maintaining contact when landlines fail.
Navy Sees Radio Work Grow In Wartime
In radio work during the war there are great possibilities for advancement and men bend every effort toward development. Many give exclusive service to government and the Navy Department quickly uses new ideas or inventions, keeping naval radio men up to date with no expense spared to maintain first rate efficiency.
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Navy Department
Navy
Omaha confronts lawlessness and the law as barrier
An editorial warns that Omaha faced a rare surge of lawlessness and urges reverence for the law. It argues the law’s wise, fearless enforcement must guide society or civilization would plunge into chaos as feared in the nightmare scenario. It invokes Lincoln’s call to make reverence for law a national creed.
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Omaha
Desson
Lincoln
Omaha World- Herald
City News in Brief from Strotaburg and Cheyenne Visitors
A jumble of resident and visitor references from Strotaburg and Cheyenne includes names like Baker, Thom as Kenney, Edward Peoley, and C. G. Chamberlain in the city, plus Mrs and Mrs Jomea Ty Lermarr and Mrs Goodenough among Cheyenne visitors. Various locals such as Cahill & Rotday announce Capital Coal, Hobbs Huckfeldt & Finkbiner advertise carriages, and W. Ferris of Rawlins was in town yesterday.
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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
FW. Ferris of
Rawlins
Jomea Ty Lermarr
I ™ Ie Goodenough
Do Nothing Congress Opposes President and Fails Reform
A critical editorial laments the special session's failure to enact Wilson's anti profiteering and cost of living measures. It attacks the Republican House for factional opposition and the Senate for inaction, urging reform of party leadership to address national woes.
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Congress
Wilson
House of Representatives
Senate
Preparations for the 1920 Census Begin Nationwide
The 1920 census work moves forward with most district supervisors named and 85 000 enumerators planned to collect data across the country. About 10 000 temporary war department clerks will handle rush tabulation by January 2 1920, marking Uncle Sam’s ten year stock taking. In France the avenue Wiljoilemper foch honors Wilson Joffre Clemenceau Pershing and Foch as two Americans are named among the French heroes.
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War Department
Census Bureau
Uncle Sam
Wilson
Joffre
Clemenceau
Pershing
Foch
Sastelsarrasin
France
Wiljoilemperfoch
Shakespearean Season Promises New Theatrical Inning
With Sothern and Marlowe joining Hampden and Mantell, Shakespeare will be staged with an inning unseen for years. The combined cast signals a bold, revitalized season for the company.
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Sothern
Marlowe
Walter Hampden
Robert Mantell
Shakespeare
Treaty ratification fears in Senate cited by Berlin paper
The Berlin Tageszeitung warns that Senate non ratification would create a multitude of new ties for Germany which an active government could exploit. No doubt this reflects concern over international policy impact and German leverage.
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Berlin Tageszeitung
Senate
Germany
Fragmentary notice highlights local automotive service shifts
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Pred Kone involved in tire vulcanising and repair services and references Mrs Nobert Mehoanig with Woolly youterstay. It alludes to Pure White LY Road and other scattered names, dates, and locations, but a clear event or outcome is not provided. The item reads like a damaged public notice or classified snippet.
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Mra
Nobert Mehoanig
Memon
H Woolly Youterstay
Sea Pure White LY Road
Bherman Co
No Local Football Contest Yesterday In Cheyenne
Weather issues led to the postponement of Cheyenne High School’s game. The next matchup is scheduled between GNoponhe and Laranii at Laririte, with school officials adjusting the week’s schedule.
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Wyoming Trust and Savings*bank of Cheyenne
Cheyenne High School
Gnoponhe
Laranii
Laririte
Ty Werkshoi
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City News
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Douglas
Miss Tilly Onnell
J. M. Completed
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Thernopolia
Hens Olson
A. A. Reid
Frye
C. W.hoigsall
Glen Taylor
Léta Gray
Ike Katherine FE. Beanett
Laramite
Yesterlay
Hobbs
Huck~feldt & Finkbiner
Painia—Shermaf Paint Co
Fr. S. Nodicker
C. £. Mart
Chugwayer
J. B. Wilson of
Meckleley
DO Nothing Congress
Auto Tire
Frains Auto Company
Stanley Craver
Morse Creek
Shermain
Wien
Foley Radney
Sontented
Sinclair Consolidated
Sinclair
Lyman D. Smith & Company
York Stock Exchange
Pintisa Street
York
Japan
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