Machine Politics vs Patriotism in Wartime Discourse
A Wyoming Tribune attack accuses local partisanship of hindering national defense. The piece argues patriotic societies back President Wilson and a half billion dollar defense program, while denouncing partisan press for exploiting patriotism. It notes railway workers seek safety rules and restoration of rest for crews, and signals continued discussion.
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Wilson
Wyoming Tribune
Tribune
Democratic Party
Congress
Seamen's Law Advances Lifeboat Certification and Safety Duties
Senator LaFollette outlines new requirements for lifeboat certification and crew qualification. Licensed officers must assign lifeboat duties, share crew rosters, and ensure readiness of lifesaving devices, marking progress beyond prior laws while stressing shipowners' duties to public safety.
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Robert MS LaFollette
Secretary of Commerce
Thanksgiving Proclamation Reflections On Blessings And World Strife
The New York World reflects on a Thanksgiving proclamation, praising peace, crops, health, and civic rights while urging humility and charity toward Europeans in distress. It notes Americans enjoy exceptional blessings yet must beware arrogance in prosperity and heed moral duty.
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Europe
A Matter of Business in Wartime Finance
The piece argues allies’ war orders risk a billion dollars and a loan’s terms. It warns that without a loan, exchange would be demoralized and American exports to Europe would suffer. It condemns pro German sentiment and urges banks to serve American patrons, not militant foreign interests.
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Joan
Europe
United States
Germany
Hts
Saturday Evening Post
Notice of Dissolution at Cheyenne Stockholders Meeting
A special meeting of The Center Of company stockholders was held in Cheyenne Wyoming on October 16 1616 to consider dissolving the corporation. Over two thirds of issued stock attended and the unanimous vote of stockholders ordered dissolution. Signed G W Logan secretary.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Ec Ward Corporation
Storkheldens
Labor circles urge arbitration in Chicago clothing strike
A Chicago committee of prominent women demands arbitration in the Amalgamated Garment Workers strike. They investigate conditions among strikers and police treatment of women. The report to the aldermanic committee cites 330 arrested workers and 17 nonstrikers, with debate over police spies and undercover detectives at meetings.
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Chicago
Mra
Medill McCormick
Harriet Stokes Thompson
James Bh. Field
McCormick
Etrt
Amalgamated Garment Workers
American Federation of Labor
Herbert Selvettier
Aldermaniac
Alderman Burk
Stfikers
Schuettler
McAdoo accuses Pacific Mail of selling ships for profit
Secretary McAdoo told Indiana businessmen that Pacific Mail sold its ships not to avert Seamen’s Act burdens but to gain high Atlantic rates. He cited the Panama Canal act as limiting railroad owned competition and urged a Wilson plan for a 50 million dollar Pacific coast to Orient steamship service as government supported. He suggested ships could serve as naval auxiliaries in war.
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At Treasury
McAdoo
Indianapollis
Pacific Mall Steamship Company
Atlantic Seaboard
Wilson
Orient
Ttme
Lowell strike at United States Cartridge ends after arbitration vote
The strike at United States Cartridge of Lowell Massachusetts begun September 19 and ended by a vote of the workers. Wages and overtime questions will go to the state board of arbitration and changes based on its recommendation take effect September 28.
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United States Cartridge Company of
Lowell, Mans
Questsons
State Board of Arbitration
Printing pressmen gain new contract in La Creme Wis
Newspaper publishers in La Creme Wisconsin recognize the Printing prewomen's union and grant a three year contract with wages raised two dollars per week. Hours are cut from nine to eight per day without wage changes. The union formed within the last year.
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la Creme
Wis
Pro- Prietora
Trainmen Seek Wage Increase Across Railroads
Officers of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen have sent petitions to general managers of all railroads entering Chicago requesting a raise of cents on fares for their members.
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The
Brotherhood of Railway
Chicago
Teachers oppose new New York constitution
New York teachers oppose the proposed state constitution arguing it would make teachers less secure in their jobs and threaten their positions.
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Ofpole New Cconstitiction Fehoo
New York
Organiser Feider Mobilizes Philadelphia Unionists
Feider leads Journey men in Philadelphia to unite craft workers, aiming to strengthen organization and coordination for better collective action. The effort rallies unionists to formalize leadership and pursue mutual support within the trade.
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Feider
Bbarbere' International Uplon Ieasausting
Philadelphia
Acute Articular Rheumatism Causes and Treatments
Incomplete notes discuss acute articular rheumatism and possible blood markers. Mentions unidentified causes and potential drug therapies though details are unclear.
Presbyterian Missionary Soiree Promises Heavy Attendance
Mrs John Schufeman hosts Presbyterian Missionary Soirety this afternoon as St Marks Womans Auxiliary members join in the courtesy. T Blake Kennedy discusses his Philippines trip and Mrs Menteer presents Mormontem. Cheyenne W C T U meets with Mrs George Shindle at 1717 House St. Mrs D R Kinport speaks on Mothers Meetings and Mrs Porter reports the National convention Beattie. Presbyterian Ald society plans to meet with Mrs S J Kelley and Mrs William Lannen Friday in church parlors.
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Presbyterian Missions
John Schufeman
Presbyterian Missionary Sociery
St. Mark's Woman's Auxiliary
T. Blake Kennedy
Philippines
Mra
Menteer
Cheyenne W.c. T
Cheyenne W. C. T. U
George Shindle
House Street
D. R. Kinport
Mre. Porter
Beattie
Presbyterian Ald Society
Mre
J. Kelley
William Lannen
Presbyterian Bake Sale At Kelley Grocery Saturday
The Indies of the Presbyterian church plan a bake sale Saturday at the Kelley grocery store. Mrs C Sehwiering and Mrs G L Spring will be in charge.
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Presbyterian Hake
Indies of the Presbyterian Church
Kelley Grocery
Congregation Emanuel Social Evening at Anenstine Home
Congregation Emanuel members gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs Julius Anenstine for a Sunday social. Thirty two attended, twenty eight joined in card games, with several providing musical numbers. A silver offering was taken and elaborate refreshments served. two weeks hence they will meet with Minas Amelia Adamski.
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Congregation
Emanuel
Julius Anenstine
Minas Amelia Adamski
Leader WANT ADS Opened by Employers of Cheyenne Wyoming
The State Leader announces employment notices in Wyoming's want ad medium. Terft appears in the Cheyenne area as readers scan job openings and advertisements for positions and opportunities.
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Cheyenne
Want
Wyoming
Terft
Marked Improvement Shown in Mexico Reported by Secretary
Secretary Lansing reports marked improvement in conditions in Mexico. He told the Russian ambassador that the situation is improving and that European powers may recognize the Carranza government soon.
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Mexico
Washington
Lansing
Hie
Carranza
Penrose plans and congressional debate on army program
Washington dispatch reports House military affairs committee chair mac Hay discusses the army program with President Wilson and Congressman Tay, noting the difficulty in securing congressional adoption. Wires from Cheyenne relay wartime signals and debate over funding and approval.
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Washington
Mac Hay
House Military Affairs
Dent Wilson
Tay Xay
Congress
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