President Wilson Tours Minneapolis Amid Rousing Victory Cheers
The president's party rode from St Paul to downtown Minneapolis as crowds filled sidewalks and windows. Wilson defended treaty sanctity, warned against autocracy, and emphasized no minority or revolution to destabilize the United States while urging global peace under American leadership.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Secion
Versailles
Mr. Wiland
Russia
United Stas
United States
Wilson
League
General saluted by crowd as sisters cry during flag presentation
The commander and his two sisters stood on the platform amid a cheering crowd on Page 1 as the general received an American flag from a school girl. He bid farewell with tears, pressing the national colors to his lips as the ceremony ended.
War Time Appeal for Recognition of Mexican War Veterans
Fragmented appeal from supporters asserting betrayal by leaders and demanding recognition and standing to speak for veterans. Call to defend homes and liberty amid ongoing conflict in Mexico, with plea for acknowledgment as a rightful claim of those who fought.
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Mexico
Police Strike Fallout and Armed Guards Expand City Security
About 85 percent of policemen, banks and large employers organized armed guards among staff. Governor Coolidge ordered 100 park officers onto city duty as 1,544 patrolmen, including special officers, perform policing. A union vote turnout of 4,496 indicates growing union influence, tied to refusal to sanction the policemen's union due to AFL affiliation.
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Coolidge
Clatar
American Federation of Labor
Delivery Promptness Promised for ER Lead
A fragmented notice promises prompt delivery for an emergency room lead by calling a local number and arranging swift service. The text emphasizes expedience and convenience in arranging delivery at an advertised expense.
Baby outrage trail leads to fuitoest Maiton and Pinkbiner
A public uproar centers on a controversial incident involving Maiton and Pinkbiner. Officials vow an investigation and possible penalties as community groups demand accountability.
Ny ject and school bond debate delays special erection plan
A committee led by Mr Sherman considers consulting the school board about a proposed special erection. The aim is to finance a new night section building by issuing bonds. a meeting will be arranged to move forward with no delay. Separately, Detroit labor delegates at a shop workers convention vow to resist wage concessions while seeking lower living costs.
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Bondae
Sherman
Acton
Detroit
Mich
Murdered Ranchman Jennings Found Beside Highway
Witnesses describe a crowd near a highway where ranchman Frank Jennings was killed with two gunshots. Rev. F S Dele found the body beside a stationary machine. coroner and sheriffs team investigate motive, noting $14.90 in change and a watch untouched. Robbery theory explored, Jennings had returned from Omaha with livestock sale proceeds.
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Ila
F. S. Dele
Trinity Evangelical Church
Prank Jennings
Laramie Valley
Jennings
Laramie
Belleve
Daly
Limi
Omaha
Exhibition Highlights At State Fair Show
The page describes registered livestock including sheep cattle and horses on display with prizes to be awarded. Government and university exhibits feature wool farming products and home goods. Cavalry from Fort Duncan and the Fifteenth Cavalry provide maneuvers as committees coordinate the event amid strong attendance and public interest.
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Buffalo
Agricultural Department
Forest Bureau
State University and Agricultural College
Fort Dn
Crack Fifteenth
Grees
Davis
Governor to Present World War II Medals to Wyoming Veterans
Governor Carey plans to present bronze World War I medals to Wyoming veterans who attended the Douglas fair. About 13,000 Wyoming men served in the war and many medals remain unissued, with eligibility open to any Wyoming veteran who served in the army navy or marine corps.
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Wyoming
United States
Douglas
B. W. Bennett
Robert 2. Garey
148Th Artillery
Carey
Wyonmagite
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Timothy F. Mercy
Moss
Geveerar
Mexican mix on results in fines jail in police court
Mrs Tony Gommles a Mexican was fined 50 pounds and sentenced to 36 days in jail after a disturbance at 914 W Eighteenth street. Two others were fined 40 and 0 respectively and one was discharged. The judge ordered precautionary jail time to avoid a recurrence.
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Tony Gommles
Afoon
Sista Astraddie Wis
Eighteenth Street
Agin
Marie Geanwales
Antradia
Marin Gorges
Sonera
Lopes Gongales
Mevican
Astredda
Neelardda
C. A. Swinson
LoneacHonzales
Onenten
Salvation Army building drive in Cheyenne stalls
County Chairman Edward Storey reports slow response to altar the Salvation Army home service building fund. Subscriptions trickle in though several drives show goodwill. A convent collection is underway and the public bank may mobilize more support to ensure the project proceeds.
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Salvation Army
Cheyenne
Edward Storey
Fonda
Gen. Ly
cCampalen
Banka
Honest letter praises Foley Kidney Pills for relief
A Detroit woman describes relief from backache rheumatic pains and tiredness after taking Foley Kidney Pills. She reports improved mood and reduced pain in the back and sides and says she will continue using the medicine.
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Foley
Mia
Chas
Gray
6Th St
Detroit
Mich
Fatal accidental gun discharge near Cooper Lake
Evening accident report from Laramie details a pump gun mishap near Cooper Lake Sunday night. A man tried to steady the slipping gun and was killed instantly by a close range shot. Coroner and inquest ruled death an accidental elispnet wound.
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tMnhoeral
Waller Moore
Cheyenne
Wit
Cooper Lake
Northwest Jaramine
O'Clork
Clyde Barry Chapel
Iby
Laramie
ThesHev
F. Fisher
McF. Moore
Tau
Bille
Hun
Ute Sun
Moore
Lananece
Kenest Jollicot
Coronvess
Helling
Aoath
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SS & A
Ject
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Cheyenne Real Estate
Paul H. Moore Realty Co
Capitol Avenue
John Donnellan
New York
Plains
Logan & Bryan Wire Service
Liberty Bonds
Laramie County
Pioneer Title & Loan Co
Friend
Kellogg's
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