Mexican leader accuses Carranza rule as rotten
General Salvador Alvarado issues an open letter to Carranza and Generals Obregon and Gonzales denouncing conditions in Mexico. He contends the constitution’s racial theory failed, accuses the government of extremism, and warns U.S. intervention may be near as millions lack food and shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prean
Washington
Mexico
United States
Salvador Alvarado
Carrapsa
Caranza
Obregon
Gonzales
Alvarado
Congress
Rotarians Visit Burns Fair From Cheyenne Delegation
Fifteen cars of Rotarians traveled to Burns for the Laramie County Fair and reported an excellent trip and good road conditions. The event featured motorcycle races, a horse show, and a baseball game. Delegation members urged Cheyenne residents to attend, praising Burns hospitality and promising a good time despite a dry farming season.
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Burns
Laramie
AS & Rep
J. H. Walton
Mane
Lara
Lara Gouny
Purao
Samar
Mane Ccompany
Seek Overthrow Popular Election Debate Shapes Party Platform
The convention debated international relations with the report noting the Berne congress ceased to function and the Moscow congress was not International. A minority urged recognizing the Moscow Soviet but was rejected amid a storm. Resolutions called for repeal of the federal espionage law and protest of war with Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On International Relations
Moscow
Socialista
J. Louis Engdah
Chicago
Mexico
Certainteed Products appoints Cheyenne as distributor
Arrangements between GC. E. Hoa, of McCord-Brady, and BR. BE. Meyers with C. F. Jones representing Certainteed Products Corp designate Cheyenne as the distributing center for all of part of an unspecified area. Purchases to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. E. Hoa
McCord-Brady Company
BR. BE. Meyers
C. F. Jones
Certainteed Products Corporation
Cheyenne
B. Ee Ey
Consideration of Treaty May Begin Earlier
Washington Sept 5 The foreign relations committee met and heard protests from Italian interests over losses to Italy while President Wilson is said to have blue projected the Fiume award. British interests seek a breach between US and Italy and Paris proposes a compromise. Indications point to peace treaty consideration potentially starting next week. Senator Shields, a Democrat, will not sign either report and may submit a special report.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Italy
Wilson
Fiume
United States
Parie
Shields
Wilson warns treaty must be kept to avoid world economic collapse
President Wilson spoke at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon and during an auto parade address urged supporters to back the peace treaty. He warned amending the treaty risks U S isolation and failure, arguing America must safeguard its economic interests and have a voice on the reparations commission to prevent foreign control of world markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Reparations Commission
America
Treaty Critics Sherman Borah Straining Hard
Senate debate over Wilsons peace treaty and league of nations draws sharp replies. Borah attacks usurpation of power and Russia policy while Sherman rebukes the presidents Columbus remark and the labor conference timing. McCumber offers six mild reservations as GOP alternatives.
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Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Shierman
Illinois
Indianapolis
Columbus
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borak
Russia
Japan
Siberian
Innocent Adventuress Opens at Princege Tonight
The Leader route carriers will be guests of Manager M. H. Todd of the Princege theater at the first performance of the picture tonight. The stars Vivian Martin leads in An Innocent Adventuress, reported to be one of the most interesting productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Todd
Princege Theater
Vivian Martin
Itre
Pershing Parade Headed by Women Doughnut Sale Drive
Salvation Army home service drive gains momentum with a citywide doughnut sale led by Mrs A D Johnston and the women’s auxiliary. Donors may pay any amount for doughnuts and cash gifts, including large bills, to boost the fund before the parade. Parish officials also note city aldermen approved funds for parade expenses as Pershing’s holiday commemorations proceed.
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Salvation Army Home Service
A. D. Johnston
Chai
Women’s Auxiliary
Fort, D. A. Russell
Prat Avsig
Pershing
Glaze Veteran of 1900 Still Strong on Mound After 20 Years
Veteran pitcher Ralph Glaze, a Cheyenne semi pro star in 1904 and 1902, remains a dominant mound presence decades after starting with the Indians. His early Boulder origin and later major league time frame are noted amid broader parade and park development plans referenced in the report.
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Ralph Clase
Denver Post
Oadeler
Eld Chayenne Indians
Ed. Gerrans
Deonge
Glage
Old Indians
Boulder
Colo
Oh 0
Mather Sees Wyoming Park Expansion Backed Despite Prejudice
Stephen Mather director of the National Park Service in Cheyenne says opposition to extending Yellowstone south to Jackson Hole will fade as residents learn Mondell bill provisions. He notes ranchers’ grazing rights protected and cites support from P W Jenkins and Idaho ranchers. Mather and Interior Secretary Lane back the extension and Congress is urged to act this fall.
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Yellowstone Naonal Park
Jackson Hole
Stephen Tyna Mather
Washington, D. C
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Cheyanne
Mr. Mather
P. W. Jenkins
Cora
Wyo
Idaho
Mather
Robert D. Carey
Garey Sae
Mondell
Congress
House
Senate
Monell
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Cultural Department
Monitell
Maher
Jackson Hole Lake
Prohibition Enforcement Measure Advances in Senate
Clarence Eklund of Buffalo defeats Pete Bauer in a two falls to one match for a $2000 purse in Sheridan Wyoming. The bout used catch weights with Eklund at 170 pounds and Sauer 166. The report notes the measure’s senate amendment adding the Panama Canal Zone prohibition act and that the house has not acted yet. A Tennessee senator’s last minute bid to render the enforcement section ineffective failed.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Clarence Eklund
Buffalo
Pete Bauer
Lincoln
Nebraska
Eklund
Sauer
Burges
Senate
Panama Canal Zone
House
Shields
Tennessee
Brig Gen Poore New Commander Of Fort Russell
Brigadier General Poore arrives at Fort Russell to assume command joined by aide Lieutenant Walker. He is a World War I veteran cited three times for valor in France and awarded a replica plaque from the French government. Poore, a 19th century West Point graduate, is linked to General Pershing through classmate ties with John Carey of Weal Point.
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Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Pershing
Paris
London
Uno
Ente
Poore
Fort Russell
Twaige
France
Gegerd Benjamin
Fort
D. A
Ruendll
Jais
Pete
Walker
Cheyenne
Overland Limited
Pen
Hye
Gener
Sin
Eral Poore
Mre
John F. Carey
Thichburg
Moss
Frew Fitchburg
Weal Point
Gieneral John J. Pershing
General Poore
Yay Se Rae
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Carranza
Dioctator
Burns Fair
National Socialist Convention
All Red Fac
Certainteed Products
League OF Wnationg Committee
St. Louis
Missouri
Sherman
International Labor Conference
Princess Management
New York
Wyoming
National Park
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