Senators Attack League of Nations Across Racial and National Lines
The piece denounces Republican senators for using race, nation, and religion to oppose the League of Nations. It argues that claims about England, Japan, Germany, and church control are unfounded and inconsistent. It criticizes insinuations against President Wilson and Henry White as un-American and harmful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
England
Japan
Germany
League
Enghand
France
Asia
Africa
Wilson
Henry White
Proper flag display rules for ceremonies and public meetings
The article outlines respectful flag handling after wartime. It warns against draping the flag over tables or trailing it on ground or water and discourages attaching items to the flag. It stresses raising quickly with the fly free and lowering slowly with dignity to preserve patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kolchak's Prophecies in Russia Drive Frontline Shifts
The article notes Kolchak's forecast on Bolshevik lines weakening before Denikin's southern force. It reports Red forces retreating 20 miles daily while Denikin advances from Siberia toward Moscow. It warns of unrest in Soviet Russia and possible anti Bolshevik opposition shaping a future government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Ieclchak
Siberia
Omsk
Denikine
Reds
Kolchak
Moscow
Lenine
Chrysanthemum use in Japanese home cooking
A fragment notes how chrysanthemum blooms are popular in Japan and describes a housework practice of preparing and cleaning them. It mentions boiling and possibilities of eating them as is or after chopping, but the text is incomplete and unclear on specifics.
Battleships Great Machine Shops the U S Navy
The Navy operates floating machine shops at Tacacoustie with modern equipment. Sailors receive training at the Machinist's Mates School for sixteen months and may advance to Machinist's Mate first class or chief. Provisions include comfortable barracks meals and well-equipped workshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Tcacoustie
Naval Service
Insurance Against Bad Debts Through History and Mergers
A historical overview traces credit insurance from its British origins with a Lloyds underwriter to its growth via the Excess Insurance Co. and later incorporation with Trade Indem Co. The narrative notes the policy of insuring at most 50 percent of a transaction to ensure merchant responsibility and risk supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Lloyd’s
Trade Indem— Co. (Ltd
Dieters Vis
British Trade Corporation
Excess Insurance Co
Argery
Origin of the wedding ring tradition traced to ancient Rome
The custom centers on the fourth finger of the left hand, chosen by Romans who believed a nerve ran directly to the heart. The practice as the first to use a wedding ring is noted but the origin is not widely known.
Origin of grape cultivation and wine in ancient lands
The grape vine arose in an uncultivated state in Asia with cultivation beginning in Armenia and Pontus. From these regions the love and use of wine spread to all lands of civilization, shaping early viticulture and trade.
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Asia
Armenia
Pontus
Witches and Watches in Curious Production Estimates
A playful aside notes witches vary in parts with an average of 175, while manufacturing a watch reportedly requires at least 2,400 separate operations. The contrast highlights the complexity of crafts and folklore versus precision engineering.
Commission Winds Up 1851 Crystal Palace Exhibition
A royal commission studies the unfinished business of the 1851 Great Exhibition at the Crystal Palace in London. The note contrasts this with the current congress’s apparent inactivity.
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Crystal Palace
London
Longest Ship Canals and New Aeroplane Use
The Suez Canal is the world’s longest at 87 miles, followed by the Kiel Canal at 61 miles and the Panama Canal at 40 miles. A new aeroplane use enables transporting materials for wireless telegraph station construction in a distant interior region.
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Suez Canal
Kiel Canal
Panama Canal
Ina
German Trains Cut Heat Light Amid Coal Shortage
German railways will not be heated or lit this winter due to coal shortages as express trains are to be abolished. The report notes that profile portraits were allegedly invented by an emperor who was blind in one eye and sought to hide it in his depictions.
Germany’s postwar population estimate cited
The present population of Germany is estimated as low as 57,000,000, compared with about 65,000,000 before the war, reflecting wartime losses and displacements.
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Germany
The Duke of the Paie Viper and London Property
A note about a prominent duke holding vast property in London. The estate is said to yield a yearly rent exceeding 15 million dollars from about 400 palen units. The item reads as a brief alert on wealth and land ownership in the capital.
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Duke of the Paie-Viper
Plaer
London
Penalty for Strike to Be Legislation
Washington Oct 16 A provision to penalize strikes by employees was included in the permanent railroad legislation by the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee by a 14 to 1 vote.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committees
Maxwell Exhibit Demonstrates Car Mechanics at Local Sales Rooms
A stripped Maxwell chassis from a 1920 model is displayed at W. N. Owens Automobile Co. in Carey Avenue. L. W. Vandersall, Maxwell show manager, brings the exhibit from Detroit and it runs today and tomorrow. The device uses a small electric motor to reveal the engine, transmission, and differential in action for educational value to car owners.
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Maxwell
W. N. Owens Automobile Company
Carey Avenor
L. W. Vandersall
Maxwell Company
Detroit
Micch
Prilay
Photniz
Minneapolis
Children’s Friends to Meet in Cheyenne
Judge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver will speak at the conference of western superintendents of Children’s Home Societies and welfare workers in Cheyenne. The event runs October 28 to 30 at the Carnegie library with fifteen to twenty delegates expected and three business sessions. Judge John A. Winer will preside the first session. officers from other states will chair subsequent sessions.
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Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Western Superintendents of Children's Home Societies
Cheyenne
Cavenegie Library
Judgne John A. Winer
Wyoming Children’s Home Society
Leasing Bill Favored by Public Lands Committee
Washington report notes the leasing bill will be reported favorably by the House Public Lands Committee Thursday after a session in which several vital amendments were adopted. A Kendrick backed clause to direct royalty receipts to the state was initially struck out but later restored.
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Washington
House Public Lands Committee
House Committee
Kendrick
Senate
Automobile Thief Confesses In Denver Arrest Case
Edward L. Powell recently arrested in Denver for stealing John L. Manewal's automobile last March confessed to sheriff's officers and the prosecuting attorney that he took the car He said he left Cheyenne with a woman and traded the car for clothing and a warm outfit then drove to Colorado He stated he has a wife and one child and is 27 years old.
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Edward L. Powell
Denver
John L. Manewal
Lane
Cheyenne
Golorada
Drilling for Oil Boosts Land Values in Goshen District
Land in the Goshen district being drilled by Centennial Petroleum Co. shows values rising from 1.1 to 81 percent per acre near the oil hole. The borehole reaches 850 feet in black shale footprints, with plans to extend to 4,000 feet if needed.
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Goshen Hate
Centennial Petroleum Co
Wévanedy
Pierra
Whit Anti Freste Dinneens Gar Age Paint Brusses Shernan
Whit announces a campaign against Freste Dinneens and ties the dispute to Brusses Shernan Paint Co detailing a regional industry conflict and corporate branding concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Freste
Dinneen
Brusses
Shernan Paint Co
Confessed to Hudson Super Six Theft by Holmes
Neil alias Frank Roger alias James alias Peankiln Rogers, in custody after confession to Prosecuting Attorney Charles B. Lane about stealing a Hudson Super-Six. Holmes wrote on his arm a mark reading Your Super-Friend, and investigators traced ownership and the vehicle’s route from Chicago to Wyoming, Nebraska, and finally Cheyenne where he was brought back for charge.
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L. G. Davis
Whtely
Neil
Frank Roger
James
Peankiln Rogers
Charles B. Lane
Holmes
Chicago
Uae
Surage
Middle West
St. Cloud
Minn
Mortage
Wyoming
Marcus Coad
Horas Greek
Haig, Neb
L. G. Davia
Cheyennee
Cheyenne
Avis Atudi
Telamere
Lincoln Abstract Co Incorporation Filing in Wyoming
Articles of incorporation filed with the Wyoming secretary of state for Lincoln Abstract Co with capital stock 10000 shares of par value 100 each. Headquarters listed as Kemladen. Directors named as M S Reynolds J L Nosenburg and N W Heynolds. Minors Shorman Paint Co mentioned.
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Wyoming
Vaccination Rule to Be Doubly Attacked
Sheridan, Oct. 15 Two actions test the authority of the state board of health and district school boards to enforce Rule 9 requiring vaccination for public school admission. About 60 children are kept from school as their parents refuse vaccination. Phil E. Schrebher will institute action in the Sheridan school district and A E Andrews in the Beaver Creek district. Writs to restrain enforcement may be sought if needed. The suit argues Rule 9 contravenes the state constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
State Board of Health and District
State Board of Health
Sheridan County
Phil E. Schrebher
Wil Institute Action
A. E. Andrews
Beaver Creek
President Powers to Undergo Operation in Rochester
Powers, president of the senate of the pre Fifteenth Wyoming legislature, is at Rochester Minnesota to submit to an operation for relief of an ailment that has kept him in poor health for several years.
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Powers
Thomas G. Powers
Senate of Pre
Wyoming
Rochester
Minn
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Wi Sloan
Neil Holmes
Hudson
FORD
Joe Dros
Gastoria
Lincoln Abstract Co. Incorporated
Shorman Paint Co
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Casper and
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Evanston
Ole Besich
Sheehan
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