Mrs. George A Proppett Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Plains Hotel
A large Thursday gathering at the Plains Hotel celebrated Mrs. George A Proppett with a pink themed bridge luncheon. Guests sat at attractively decorated tables, later gathering in the tea room for more bridge and prizes awarded to Mrs. A Dr Johnston Mrs J A Kirkpatrick and Mrs William B Rams.
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Mondell Endorses Harding Stand in 1920 US Politics
Wyoming congressman Mondell declares support for Harding and criticizes Wilson era policies. He argues the Versailles settlement, U S entry into WWI, and postwar Mexico policy caused ruin, calling for a prudent administration and economical government.
Glad of It Says Republicans Use Diversion Tactics
A partial transcription quotes a speaker alleging Republican managers will divert voters from core issues by misrepresentations and trumped up charges. The text cites distrust in political hoaxes and calls voters to see through tactics with faith in citizens.
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Cheyenne Briefs Government, crime and local updates
Cheyenne briefs note World Series bulletins in Tribune Leader office and readiness for noon. Two youths and two men from Greybull are jailed for immorality awaiting Big Horn authorities. Rod and Steel hatchery plans eyed by Laramie county residents. A portable metal garage attracts attention during a street parade. Congressman Mondell spoke last night and left for the north at midnight. District court sits. Major General Hunter Liggett arrives for a routine inspection at Fort Russell. OIL milling company files incorporation with 10 000 capital in Cheyenne. A Pioneer grocery burglary yields only candy. a United States mail field attracts motorists each evening. Lakes north of Cheyenne are full for the season. housewives buy supplies in water glass. Work on the ward school progresses. alcuetare walls near completion. Students visit home for weekend. Alfred Haach and Frank Hoadeell listed among visitors.
Japan Would Not Take Philippines
Manila reports Professor N Matsunami of Tokyo Imperial University said Japan has no political aims in the Philippines. He spoke on Japanese Expansion to University of the Philippines students and dismissed claims by Americans that Japan blocks Philippine independence. He argued Filipinos would resist non Christian rule and that Christian nations would oppose invasion.
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Urges Adoption of Gold Standard There
London dispatch reports Findlay Shirras urge gold standard adoption for currency stability in nations without it. In a League of Nations paper tied to Brussels talks, he cites India’s experience 1898–1917 and wartime silver purchases as evidence of stabilizing benefits and coordinated policy. He notes past commissions favoring government silver purchases and warns war era demand boosted coinage needs, with India and China increasing imports of precious metals.
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Worm-wood Beetle Halts California Phone Lines
A wood burning beetle in California has bored through telephone cables, knocking hundreds of phones out of service and disrupting communications. Local crews work to repair the damaged lines as residents report widespread outages.
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