United States and League of Nations Debate at Paris
President argues the United States must be ready for trouble and act as a senior partner in any alliance, praising unity in the treaty while stating Democrats and Republicans support the League of Nations. He warns staying out could invite another war, and insists the Paris accord has clear language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
League of Nations
Po Lee
Renita
Paris
Washington
Wilon
Meticulous fragments recount attack and evacuations near El Paso
Fragmentary text describes an explosion near Strasaburg in Alsace Lorraine, a German area, plus subsequent bombardment and travelers from Cheyenne and El Paso. It mentions a mayor, business people, and a party arriving with a general and his wife from the Presidio, Baa Francia.
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Strasaburg
Alsace
Taxfica
Ganera Shingara
el Paso
Bueinosa
Cheyenne
Wye
Presidio
Baa Francia
Law Defines Alcoholic Beverage as Any Drink Over Half Percent
From the wir-time law summary No 3 on Page 4 notes the six states including Wyoming where demobilization camps are located. The bill crosses Senate approval and moves to conference. It defines a beverage with more than half a percent alcohol as an intoxicant. The Senate softened House strictures on private personal stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Senate
Secretary of Labor Leaves Office Soon
Secretary of commerce William C. Redfield will retire from the cabinet of President Wilson. He asked to be relieved October 15 and agreed to serve until November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Labor
Wilson
Seven Homes Change Hands During Week
The following real estate transfers were announced yesterday by Worden D Cross. Five room house at 623 West Twenty fifth street from EB Daly to Rev Mr Martin of Colorado. Five room house at 40a E Twenty fifth from John Schag to 6Ca Six room Peal 244.F Twenty first street from J B Libby to John ae Hall street from J B Burke to A nee ell of Wheatland Wy. Six room house at 205 S Ninth street from Charles Burgher to Mr and Mrs Simons. Four room house at had Mat street from J Eckhart to J Mercer of Hikladale Wy.
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Worden D. Cross
West Twenty-fifth Street
EB. Daly
Mr. Martin
Colorado
John Schag
F. Twen- Hall
J. B. Libby
John Ae
Twenty First Street
J. Burke
A. Nee Ell
Wheatland
Wyo
Charles Burgher
Mrs. Simons
Seymour Street
J. Hose
Mra
Had Mat Street
J. Eckhart J. Mercer
Hikladale
Awyo
New Episcopal Rector Reaches City
The Rev. Charles A. Bennett arrived here Thursday from Potleville Pa to succeed Rev. Huston as rector of St Mark's Episcopal Church. Mrs Bennett accompanied him. Both are prepared for ministry in this church and community.
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Charles A. Bennett
Potleville
A. Huston
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Mra. Bennett
Tobacco risks cited as cause of heart disease and life shortening
An article from New York featuring Dr. Connor of Johns Hopkins warns that tobacco users suffer progressive organic ailments. It describes nicotine and tobacco’s harm, lists symptoms, and endorses Nicotol as a remedy with drugstore approval claims and a broad health benefit.
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New York
Pr. Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Pioneer Mary Bohnstedt Passes Away in Cheyenne
Mrs. Mary Bohnstedt pioneer of Cheyenne died at home after long illness. Survived by husband Fred Otenetedt and their son, with a sister Mrs. Kate Cavannaugh of St. Layla. Funeral arrangements by Borky Cadeetvkine pare lore will be announced later.
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Mary Bohnstedt
Bohnstedt
Cheyenne
Fred Otenetedt
Mra Ohnetedt
Tancastershire
Fogtend
Wits City
Mra
Kate Cavannaugh
St. Layla
Punerat
Borky Cadeetvkine Pare
Haber
Dempsey Meehan Fight Offer Reported From Reno
Reno Athletic Club telegrammed Jack Kearns announcing a 25 pound catch weight fight between Jack Dempsey and Meehan to be staged in Reno after the year begins. Meehan reportedly agreed to consider the proposal as details were released by club officials.
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Reno
New
Ty Jack Empecy
Wil- Ve Meehan
Reno Athletic Club
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Reno ci Apt
Meehan
Soldiers Leave to Attend State Fair
A troop of cavalry from Fort D A Russell and a Machine Gun detachment departed for Douglas to join the Wyoming State Fair program. Two guns of the latest type were taken for exhibition purposes.
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Fort D. A. Russell
Douglas
Wyoming
Chicago Shopmen Back Unapproved Convention
The Chicago council of Federated Shop Crafts, which struck in defiance of international officers, announced a national convention of shopmen would meet September 25 in Chicago to decide action on a four cent hourly wage increase, though not approved by the international officers.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Council of Me Federated Shop Crafts
Foley Cathartic Tablet Advertisement
An old style medical ad promotes Foley Cathartic Tablet as a quick safe remedy for sick headache biliousness sour stomach indigestion and constipation caused by clogged bowels. It claims no griping or nausea and urges taking the tablet tonight for a morning improvement. A. E. Roedel appears as the author.
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Foley
A. E. Roedel
Two Jailed, One Fined in Disorderly Conduct Cases
Joe Fverest was fined 825 by the police judge C A Swainson yesterday for intoxication. Amore Gonzales paid 210 for disturbance. Harry Metias appeared in court charged with trespass and slot machine issues, with counsel noting the defendant might secure witnesses.
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Joe Fverest
Polies
C. A. Swainson
Amore Gonzales
Harry Metias
Captain John Weaver Returns From France
Captain John KR Weaver son of Mr and Mrs W K Weaver has arrived from overseas and is stationed at Camp Merritt New Jersey. He served five years three and a half with the Canadians and one and a half with the Americans and wears four wound stripes and forty service stripes. He saw continuous trench duty for the five years and belongs to the 46th infantry. He is said to have been the first man in the state to see active service in the recount war.
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John KR. Weaver
New
W. K. Weaver
Camp Merritt
N. J
Weaver
46Th Infantry
The Threat of Near Orators and Public Speaking
A polemical critique warns against speakers with empty ideas who seek crowd reaction over truth. It laments showy gestures and endless rhetoric, praising the true orator and calling for limits on those with little to say who entertain rather than enlighten the audience.
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Mrs. Jones
Wasting of Water Serious Problem in Cheyenne
City officials warn that water waste is straining the supply in Cheyenne. Mayor E W Stone says residents rely on water for cooling instead of ice, risking use of partly unfiltered water unless a new cooling method is adopted. The mayor urges stopping the practice and improving management to meet public needs.
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Cheyenne
Maine
E. W. Stone
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