Recalcitrant Third Rears Its Head in Treaty Debates
John Hay argues that a stubborn minority in the Senate blocks international pacts even when a majority supports them. He notes historic episodes from Jay's treaty to the 1899 Spain peace treaty and warns current obstruction mirrors past fights over ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hay
McKinley
Senate
England
Jay
Washington
Ghent
Mexico
Spain
Philippine Islands
Packers Fight Kendrick Bill Telegram Exposed by Willcox Letter
A Georgia senator reads a Congress record detailing a packer led propaganda effort against Kendrick and Kenyon bills. A Willcox letter, filed by a packer’s agent without his knowledge, links Western Union officials and packing-house reps to the anti bill messages and a later admission by the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick
Harris
Georgia
J. R. Willcox
Packer
Willcox
Kenyon
Kenyon , Hi
Western Union
Fitgerald
Fitzerald
Tholndine
Two tolerant peoples and a troubling foreign note
The piece condemns a touring self-styled Irish leader who urges war with U.S. aid against Britain while claiming peace with former allies. It cites mixed reactions, notes English tolerance, and quotes A G Gardiner on Ireland’s lasting exile memory shaping American politics and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish Republic
America
Wucho
de Valera
United States
Trish
A. G. Gardiner
Sinn Feimer
London Daily News
Ireland
Ted
De Valera Predicts Solar War Split England Japan vs United States
De Valera foresees a future world conflict pitting England and Japan against the United States. The remark notes Ireland’s imagined heroic stance amid the looming global strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Valera
England
Japan
United States
Ireland
Uncle Sam
Miscellaneous World Facts From A Historical Almanac
A compilation notes global trivia such as bridge crossings by 110 000 pedestrians and 22 000 vehicles daily, dense guif weed in the Saragosoa Sea hindering ships, and Japan’s rite of passage ages for girls and boys. It mentions Russia’s longest canal from Petrograd to China, a leopard’s tree-climbing note, dew and land proximity, London’s water waste, Siam’s multilingual king, and imperial black oxen. Also references frozen Siberian rivers, rhinoceros agility, and execution pens in Taens France. It ends with the Bank of Wetland’s ancient beer privilege and its nonuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saragosoa
Japan
Russia
Petrograd
China
London
Siam
Siberia
Cam
Taéns
France
Han
Bank of Wetland
Threadneedle Street
The Modern Bank and Its Progressive Role
The modern bank drives industrial growth by applying scientific business principles. A successful bank manager acts as a builder who develops capital and opportunities in the community. Banking today emphasizes open operation and customer prosperity over individual gain or sheriff sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattker
Fragmented 1920s Public Opinion Snippets
The passage rails at daylight saving repeal and busybody officials while lampooning Dr. Mack as a disloyal immigrant. It comments on U S senates and postwar territorial shifts, urging consistency in trade and peace moves with Germany and Spain, and notes a cotton shipment misrouting to Czecho-Slovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Fall
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Deputies blame government for high cost of living vote
The French Chamber of Deputies passes a resolution blaming the government for the high cost of living by 227 votes to 213. The text contrasts with the House of Representatives in the United States, which views itself as part of the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Chamber of Deputies
House of Representatives
If Martin Luther Wrote About Lemonade and Song
A playful musings on fitting a song couplet to modern soft drinks. The passage riffs on wine and women and suggests lemonade or sundae as unlikely substitutes at a counter. It blends literary allusion with whimsical wordplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther
Law and politics careers listed for House members
The article notes widespread regard for law as politics prep. It lists present House membership by occupation with counts: editors 19, bankers 15, farmers 11, merchants 10, manufacturers 8, labor leaders 6, insurance agents 4, reporters 4, locomotive drivers 3, iron moulders 2, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Academs Soin
Unaccounted Soldiers From France Dwindle Since War
Report notes 2,000,000 went to France with unknown fate. January count exceeded 19,000 missing, August 20 drop to four, now only two. Claims thorough army investigations identify losses and absences, while some individuals sought to avoid duties or conceal status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Daily Market Report from Chicago Packers and Stockyards
Receipts: hogs 13,000 cattle 16,000 sheep 3,000. Hogs mostly 50 to 75 higher. top 20.85. heavy weights 17.50 19.50. pigs 10.50 19.25. Cattle: beef steers 15.75 16.50. middle grades 11.50 15.50. heifers 6.75 14.50. cows 6.50 42. veal 20.25. Sheep: fat lambs 12 15.95. yearlings 10 21.25. ewes 2.50 11.50. Market tone uneven with varied gains and declines across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. B. Bureau of Markets
Weather Report From The Morning Observations
Weather data shows 6 am readings with 12 mm rainfall and 52 to 70 degree temperature range. The day's high reached 81 degrees at 2:30 pm, low 59 degrees at 3:45 pm, NW wind at 300 mph, humidity 42 percent, and total precipitation since January 1 at 7.85 inches with 0.24 inches in the last 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghango
Tal
Underwood Opens New Florist Shop in Hynds Building
Captain Arthur A. Underwood opened the Underwood Florist at 206 West Lincoln Way in the Hynds building moving from West Seventh Street. He distributed 1500 chrysanthemum bunches 1000 asters and 1000 roses to visitors and Labor Day parade participants. The shop featured oil decorations by Mr. Lyons and 26 wall murals, drawing many compliments from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Underwood
Underwood Florist
West
Lincoln Way
Hynds
West Seventh Street
Central
Capitol
Captain Underwood
Underwood Floral Shop
Dickinson Sentenced for Forgery at 70 Cents Monthly Rate
Gasper Wyoming September 4 Lee Dickinson receives the maximum fixed sentence for forgery by Judge C E Winter. He will serve time at 70 cents per month with the amount of his crime pro rated to his imprisonment. Dickinson forged Lew Bakers name on a $26 check and was the last defendant sentenced by Judge Winter in the Sixth Judicial district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasper, Wyo
Lee Dickinson
C. E. Winter
Dickinson
Lew Baker
Winter
Sixth Judicial District
Narrative fragment on health and fatigue prompts readers
A fragment describes readers wanting the public to know of people and their fatigue. It mentions sore muscles puffiness under eyes and a perpetual tired feeling as signs. The excerpt suggests a general concern over wellbeing and visible fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Returns to City.
The text hints at a person named S. Thomas returning to the city and previously engaging in other activities, including work with stock yards and possible ownership or sale of interests. The passage is garbled but suggests changes in local business roles and a person named Willie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Thomas
Tean
Wyoming open range breakup fails to cut livestock totals
Immigration Commissioner van S Ait notes that breaking up open range herds did not reduce Wyoming livestock. instead small settler herds have grown, with 1948 totals higher than 1941 across cattle sheep hogs and horses. Commissioner Hill cites increased grain and forage crops and private ownership of public lands as reasons for steady industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Toile
Sherp
Commissioner Hill
Iff
Veg etable Compound Widens Use in Female Ills
The article notes medicines come from three kingdoms of nature vegetable animal and mineral with most remedies drawn from plants. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from the vegetable kingdom has grown popular and is hailed as a standard remedy for female illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cheyenne Briefs Include Visitors and Local Notices
Cheyenne news notes arrivals and visits from Casper Grant Ten Sleep Rawlins Riverton and Lusk. Local businesses advertise carriages rugs rugs plans and services. Several residents including Miss Mabel Thrasher and Mr and Mrs David Taylor are noted as visitors or travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. G. Somer
Grant
Cheyenne
David Taylor
Cheyenne Weather Record Shows Two Thirds Normal Precipitation
Through eight months in 1919 Cheyenne received about two thirds of the normal rainfall for the period, with farming showing surprisingly strong yields despite drought. By September 1 Cheyenne logged 7.85 inches versus a 44.24 inch norm and the season featured unusually high heat with a 70 degree mean on September 1 and a maximum of 81 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Princess Vaudeville This Week Assured
The Princess theater announces the Wednesday vaudeville program will proceed despite the California railroad strike. Acts include Toy Sing Foo & Company, Monsieur Bella & Company, Pred & Pegey Pymm, Tag Day for Old Ireland, the Spanish Goldiuts, Talbert & Fisher, and Jobo D. Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Theater Management
California
Los Angeles
Aros
Assur
Toy Sing Foo & Company
Ensign Artists
Monsieur Bella & Company
Pred
Peg
Va liable man to drive taxi at Hank Keslir Motor Co
A fragment reports a man from Virginia is liable for driving a taxi at Hank Keslir Motor Co located on 40 Wee Path. The text is incomplete but indicates employment in taxi service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank-Keslir Motor Co
Wee Path
Governor Carey Returns to Capitol After Absence
Governor Robert Carey resumes duties at the capitol after a two week gap attending the Governors' Conference in East Lake City and visiting the Jackson Rose section of Wyoming to gauge support for extending Yellowstone Park by modifying House boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Garey
Capitol
East Lake City
Jackson Rose
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Fragmentary Notice Reads Like Scribbled Entry
Readable fragments describe a mid-summer event with uncertain details and unnamed individuals. The text resembles a clipped newspaper snippet lacking clear dates places or actions.
Enduring Health Warnings About Stomach Enzymes and Teeth
Fragmented text discusses the stomach’s acid and its potential harm to teeth. It references stomach acid’s effect on enamel and general health. The reading is garbled but suggests caution about digestive acids and dental decay.
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Lille
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City News
B. W. Borland
Granite
O. W. Morgan
M. Barber
L., Rineminth
B. E. Newton
J. Walker
F. J. Kieviin
Casper
The
City
Hobbs, Muckfeldt & Finkbiner
Mabel Thrasher
Meadow
Henry Pets
Lusk
WHITE
Plains Hotel
Plains Auto Company
Sherman Ge
J. A. B A. Moran
Glenda, Ors
C. Sorensen
A. Dobner
W. i A. E. Barnes
Riverton
F. M. Ruff
Thermapo
Anna Johnson
Rock Springs
Cheyenna
Fletcher
Ons
Centine Castoria
Taz
Carey
Chloe, BE Mosdel and Bandertiays Brug Co
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