Wilson Refuses to Release Treaty Drafts to Senate
President Wilson blocks the Foreign Relations Committee from obtaining the latest drafts of proposed treaties with Germany and its allies. He argues release would threaten presidential negotiator prerogative and set a harmful precedent. Senator Lodge counters the president may keep information private, citing treaty connection to the Versailles talks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Germany
Wilson
Lodge
Senate
Committee On the Multi
G Ermany
Ledge
Versailles
White House
Princess Of Pleag Faces Dwindling Westminster In comes
The princess of Pleag, daughter of Mrs. Son Genes and sister of the former Duchess of Westminster, reportedly lost access to the Westminster estate income after the Duchess’s recent divorce. The mother and princess were peg from the estate, and the revenue is said to have closed with the divorce.
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Princess of
Pleag
Son Genes
Duchess of Westminster
Peg
Westminster
River goes dry near Rawling marking rare drought
Rawlings Wyoming September 1 The Sweetwater River eighty miles northwest of the town has run completely dry for the first time in 30 years, a condition not seen here before within living memory.
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Rawling
Wyo
Sweetwater River
Ths Place
Lance Creek Field Extended as 1000 Barrel Well Starts
The Lance Creek field in Wyoming grows eastward as Midwest Refining completes a 1000 barrel per day well at 3,955 feet. The well, on section 28-36-64, encountered strong gas pressure and oil spillage over the derrick. It lies near the discovery well on section 96-36-65 and the Ohio Ole company well on section 33-36-64, suggesting the saturated area follows a similar contour to the discovery.
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Lance Creek
Wyoming
Midwest Refining Company
Cactus Petroleum Company
Ohio Ole Company
Arthur Eaton
Mid‘out Refining Company
First Tobacco Crop of State Nears Readiness
Laramie Wyoming September 1 frost delays stay two weeks rancher Carl Piper of Boulder Springs district expects to harvest the state’s first open tobacco crop. Twenty tobacco stalks progress well and should be ready within a fortnight. A nearby 18% inch sunflower towers over the patch, its heavy head breaking supports and held up by a 2x4 post.
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Laramie
Carl Piper
Boldier Springs
Piper
Opportunity to Be Heard Should Be Right of Post Office Workers
A report quotes Mr Keating advocating equal pay for women doing the same work as men and a promotion system from bottom to top. Representative O'Connor warns postal employees against striking and calls for fair hearings before impartial courts.
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Keating
Eridvande
O'Connor
Louisaiana
Milk price hike shocks Cheyenne housewives
Cheyenne residents learned the milk price would rise to sixteen cents per quart starting September first, about a thirty percent increase. The note cites higher feed costs and earlier herd feeding as the reasons for the higher milk price.
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Cheyenne
Production Crux of Living Cost Problem Says Mayor to Workers
Labor Day celebrations in Cheyenne featured a parade and program organized by city labor representatives despite a thunderstorm. Mayor’s remarks highlighted the cost of living issue, praising efforts to unite workers and form a local labor league to push for better conditions.
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Yeaternay
Cheyenne
He City
Howe
Liaery J. Lone
American Federation of Labor
Chey
General Perowing to Lead Parades in New York and Washington
General Perahing will head parades in New York and Washington as part of Fleet division events. Major General Jato W. McAndrew announced the arrangement, with the fleet expected to reach New York September 6 and General McAndrew to stay a few days before Washington duties. He will then visit Missouri before returning to Washington to discuss national military policy.
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General Perowing
Home
Washington
Perahing
New York
Fleet Division
Jato W. McAndrew
American Expeditionary Forces
Brest
McAndrew
War Department
Missouri
Wife Files for Divorce After Learning Husband’s Felony
In Douglas Wyoming Agnes Anderson obtained a divorce on grounds that her husband Franse Anderson had a prior felony conviction concealed before their marriage and she did not know of it at the time. She also restored her maiden name Peterson. Judge E C Raymond denied Anderson’s request to reclaim property he had given her.
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Douglas, Wyo
Franse Anderson
Agnes Anderson
Peterson
E. C. Raymond
Anderson
Big Shell loading plant unfinished when armistice ended war
Washington Sept 1 The house sub committee released testimony on the Fort Delaware shell loading plant opened at cost far above estimates. The plant remained unfinished at armistice and has cost the government about 14 million dollars versus a projected 1.25 to 1.5 million. The Marlin Rockwell group and Ley company built the complex housing 20000. Salaries rose for several executives and officials in the loading project.
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BIG Shell
Washington
House
Fort Delaware
Ros. Nawkins
Ordnance Department
Glare Foster
Army
Marlin-Rockwell Corporation
Marlan-Rockwell Cuding Company
Fred T. Ley Company
Foster
Ley Company
Rts
Bathing Suits Show Off Through Time In Curio Photo
Chief of Police Garrity of Chicago watches a girl usher in a period dress at a cinema. He orders her to change into street clothes. A later image shows two bathing baubles from 1569 with only ankles visible, prompting praise.
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Garrity
Chicago
Abandon Plan To Follow Wilson's Trail
Washington Republicans abandon plans for a coordinated tour of Republican speakers after a conference of Republican senators. Individual senators will arrange their own speaking engagements.
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Wilson
Washington
Salvation Army drives to raise 97000 for Wyoming buildings
A statewide campaign began Monday to raise 97000 for Salvation Army work in Wyoming and fund three new buildings in Cheyenne Laramie county Casper Natrona county and Sheridan Sheridan counties report hopeful early results but stress ongoing effort is needed Governor Storey led county teams with Mrs Albert D Johnston coordinating women volunteers Plan includes Doughnut Day on Saturday and a public Seance afternoon planning session to finalize weekly drive details
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Salvation Army
Wyoming
Salvation Army Home Service
Wyonsime
Cheyenne
Laramie
Casper
Natrona County
Sheridan
Sheridan County
Womens Bart
WB. Dunton
Clarence Hammond
W. B. Rosa
George Dalber
J. J. Shingle
Banks and business leaders support Salvation Army drive
Cheyenne bankers and business heads endorse the Salvation Army Home Service campaign and urge equal generosity to reach a $27,000,000 county quota. Leaders from First National Bank, Growers National Bank, Wyoming Trust, Union Trust, and others pledge support to fund a local home and humanitarian work.
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Salvation Army Home Service
Laramie County
Galvation Army
Tts
Galway Yeon
First National Bank of
Cheyenne
E. Abbott
Gtook Growers National Bank
A. H W. Marbis
O National Bank
BE. W. Stone
Wyoming Trust & of Meaty
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