Recalcitrant Third Hinders Senate Treaty Ratifications
John Hay warned that a stubborn minority in the Senate, a “recalcitrant third,” could block any treaty with England. He noted historic examples from Jay’s treaty to the Spanish-American War peace accords, arguing partisan obstruction delays ratifications even under a majority-led body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hay
McKinley
Senate
England
Jay
Washington
Ghent
Mexico
Spain
Philippine Islands
Packers Fight Kendrick Bill Telegrams Stir Controversy
A Harris Georgia record excerpt shows a packer agent filed a telegram opposing federal control of meat packs. Western Union Fitzgerald manager recalls handling letters from packing houses while denying names. Willcox reportedly sent a telegram and later justified it as inconsequential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick
Harris
Georgia
J. R. Willcox
Packer
Willcox
Kenyon
Kenyon , Hi
Western Union
Fitgerald
Fitzerald
Tholndine
Two Peoples and a Wartime Plea Mixed with Tolerance
The piece critiques itinerant rhetoric surrounding Irish independence and Irish‑American sympathy. It notes a pro war stance by a self styled Irish leader and mixed public reaction, praising English observers for understanding the politics. It cites A G Gardiner on exile memories shaping U S tolerance and the dangers of populist agitation.
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 Warns of Narrow War Split World
The president predicts the next global conflict will pit England and Japan against the United States with Ireland expected to aid the ailing Uncle Sam. The remark notes a propagandist’s omission of Ireland’s anticipated heroism in a future crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Valera
England
Japan
United States
Ireland
Uncle Sam
Shantung
China
Philippines
Spain
Odd Facts and Anomalies From a Distant Time
A compilation of curiosities from around the world notes dense guif weed in the Saragosoa Sea impeding ships, dew signaling near land, and Siberian rivers frozen part of the year. It mentions Japan’s girls and boys starting schooling early, ornate imperial oxen used by the Japanese court, and rhinoceros agility. Also describes Taéns prison pens for guillotines, and a Bank of Wetland charter privilege to sell beer.
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Saragosoa
Japan
Russia
Petrograd
China
London
Siam
Siberia
Cam
Taéns
France
Han
Bank of Wetland
Threadneedle Street
The Modern Bank: A Builder of Industry and Open Practice
Modern banking is praised as a force for industrial development in communities. It emphasizes scientific money handling, capital formation, and helping customers grow, with transparent operations and no focus on individual enrichment or sheriffs sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattker
Contorted Opinions on War Policy and Daylight Saving
A voiced set of political jabs kritiek daylight saving and wartime policy. The passage mocks Dr. Mack as a betrayer and labels him an alien enemy while arguing for U S actions to restore territories and conclude peace with Germany before trade resumes. It also notes a cotton shipment moving to Czecho Slovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Fall
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Deputies blame government for high cost of living by vote
The French Chamber of Deputies passed a resolution blaming the government for rising living costs by 227 to 213. The text notes that the U S House would not echo such a stance, claiming it would be foolish to mistake itself for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Chamber of Deputies
House of Representatives
If Martin Luther Rewrites a Classic Verse
A playful meditation on reworking a famous couplet to fit modern drink counters noting the challenge of fitting lemonade sundae egg or other soft drinks into the verse as a humorous aside about language and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther
Law and politics intertwine in a varied House
The law remains the favored training for politics with most members from legal occupations. The present House lists 260 members with notable, but uneven, representation from editors 19 bankers 15 farmers 11 merchants 10 manufacturers 8 labor leaders 6 insurance agents 4 reporters 4 locomotive drivers 3 and iron moulders 2.
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Legal Academs Soin
Mystery of Missing Allied Soldiers Narrows to Two
A historical notice notes that from 2,000,000 who went to France only two remain unaccounted for after a January figure of over 19,000. By August 20 the losses dwindled to four and now to two, suggesting thorough army investigation and identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Daily Market Report from Chicago Markets
Hogs receipts 13 000 with values largely 50 to 75 cents higher. Top 20.85. heavy 17.50 19.50. medium 19.60 20.50. light 18.10 19.20. Cattle receipts 16 000 with mixed demand. beef steers 15.75 16.50. medium and good 11.50 15.50. stocker and feeder grades varied. Sheep receipts 3 000, market slow. fat lambs 25 to a lower. yearling wethers 10 11.25. ewes and lambs 2.50 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. B. Bureau of Markets
Weather Report Details From Early Morning Readings
The report lists 6 am conditions with 12 mm and 60 mM, temperature 70 normal, wet bulb 58, humidity 42 percent, wind NW at 9 mph, velocity 5 pa. Actual mean temperature 70 degrees, 24 hour change 4 degrees warmer. Peak 81 at 2:30 pm, low 59 at 3:45 pm. Wind speed max 300 mph NW at 2:42 pm. Total precipitation since January 1 is 7.85 in, normal 11.24 in. Rain last 24 hours 0.24 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghango
Tal
Underwood Opens Mums Shop In Hynds Building
Captain Arthur A. Underwood Cheyenne florist opened the Underwood Florist at 206 West Lincoln Way in the Hynds building after moving from West Seventh Street. He gave away 1500 chrysanthemums 1000 asters and 1000 roses to visitors and Labor Day parade entrants. the shop featured 26 oil wall paintings and oil decorations by Mr Lyons.
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Arthur A. Underwood
Underwood Florist
West
Lincoln Way
Hynds
West Seventh Street
Central
Capitol
Captain Underwood
Underwood Floral Shop
Forgery Suspect Sentenced at 70 Cents Month in Wyoming
Gasper Wyoming September 4 Lee Dickinson serves a maximum three year term for forgery. Judge C E Winter sentences Dickinson for forging Lew Baker's name on a $26 check. His confinement will be prorated at 70 cents per month based on the sentence. Dickinson was the last defendant sentenced by Judge Winter in the Sixth Judicial district.
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Gasper, Wyo
Lee Dickinson
C. E. Winter
Dickinson
Lew Baker
Winter
Sixth Judicial District
Sharement Claims to Help People Everywhere Know Them
Fragmentary lines describe a product or campaign claiming to spread knowledge about individuals. The passage mentions tiredness, puffiness under eyes, and sore muscles as perceived effects, suggesting a health or lifestyle context. No clear names or events appear.
Wyoming Livestock Growth Despite Open Range Breakup
Immigration Commissioner van S Ait and Commissioner Hill contend that breaking up open range herds did not reduce Wyoming livestock. They cite increases in cattle, sheep, hogs, and horses from 1911 to 1948, noting small settlers and grain farming expanded resources and private ownership, boosting the stock industry rather than hurting it.
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Wyoming
Toile
Sherp
Commissioner Hill
Iff
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound a Standard Female Remedy
The text notes that medical agents come from plant animal and mineral kingdoms with most remedies from plants. It highlights Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a popular and recognized standard remedy for female ills.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cheyenne Briefs Include Visitors and Local Ads
Cheyenne notices list several visitors from Casper Rawlins Ten Sleep and Riverton along with local business promotions and service offerings. Names include B W Borland O W Morgan Mabel Thrasher David Taylor and F J Kievin. Local firms advertise baby carriages rugs and piano lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Taylor
Cheyenne
Dry Cheyenne Sees One of Wyoming's Driest Seasons
Through eight months in 1919 Cheyenne recorded about two thirds of the forty year average precipitation. Despite harsh drought, Wyoming agriculture boasted a fall showing as crops mostly survived and yields were near normal. By September 1 total Cheyenne precipitation reached 7.85 inches versus a 44.24 inch normal, with 1919 at 69.84 percent of normal and a deficit of 84.46 percent, amid unusually high heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Princess Vaudeville This Week Assured
The Princess theater announces that its vaudeville bill will proceed this week despite a California railroad strike. Acts include Toy Sing Foo & Company magicians Ensign artists Monsieur Bella & Company Pred & Pegey Pymm Tag Day for Old Ireland Spanish Goldiluts Talbert & Fisher and Jobo D Dayls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Theater Management
California
Los Angeles
Aros
Assur
Toy Sing Foo & Company
Ensign Artists
Monsieur Bella & Company
Pred
Peg
Taxi Driver Charged Under Liability Rule
A truncated OCR note mentions a liable man with driving duties at Hank Keslir Motor Co located at 40 Wee Path, implying a tax or liability related automotive role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank-Keslir Motor Co
Wee Path
Governor Carey Returns to Capitol After Absence
Governor Robert Carey is back at the capitol after a fortnight away attending the Governors Conference in East Lake City and touring the Jackson Rose section of Wyoming to gauge sentiment on enlarging Yellowstone Park by modifying a portion of the House within its boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Garey
Capitol
East Lake City
Jackson Rose
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Fragmentary Almanac Snippet Reflects Mid-Summer Life
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at September, a seasonal note, and ordinary mid-summer routines. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving a brief glimpse of civic or daily life from a historical page.
Test for stomach effects on teeth and health
Fragmentary OCR describes stomach acid harming teeth enamel and broader health harm. It urges imagining the havoc extess acid could cause and notes concern for health in a brief, incomplete passage.
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Lille
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Carey Avenue
Packers
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Underwood
S. Thomas
Tean
Eee Purd
Willie Ded Shormeg Ci
City News
B. W. Borland
Granite
O. W. Morgan
M. Barber
L., Rineminth
B. E. Newton
J. Walker
F. J. Kieviin
Casper
The
City
Mrs. G. Somer
Grant
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
Ieee
Chloe, BE Mosdel and Bandertiays Brug Co
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