Wilson Journey Ends as President Wilson Cancels Dates
President Wilson ends his tour and cancels remaining speaking engagements due to nervous exhaustion. He turns back toward Washington aboard his special train after illness and is to rest at the White House. Dr. Gray reports illness not alarming but recovery needed.
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Associated Prensa
Wilson
Washington
Carey T. Gray- 208
Capital
White House
Grayson
Wichita
Kan
Uncle Joe's Fate Remains Veiled in Odd Dialogue
Fragmentary text hints at confusion over Uncle Joe and a missing thing. Wry phrasing suggests a humorous political or social puzzle with unknown outcome. Names and clear facts are absent, leaving interpretation open.
German peace treaty stalls in Senate amid party split
The German peace treaty faced a six hour delay in the senate as party lines split on the foreign relations committee led by Lodge. The pact was pushed toward the regular schedule and left for later discussion before the session ends.
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Washington
Senate
Whith
Foreign Relations Committee
Father Duffey and his Wyoming Sunday law author dies in Minneapolis
Edward Townley Duffy a Cheyenne pioneer and author of the 1882 Wyoming Sunday closing law dies in Minneapolis after years away from Wyoming. He will be interred beside his sister in Lakeview cemetery. He served in the Union Army, helped survey the Union Pacific route, and later ran a banking business before moving to Minneapolis. He was a respected Mason and longtime train dispatcher in Laramie.
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Edward Townley Duffey
Cheyenne
Minneapolis
Minn
Duffey
Lakeview
Ming Edith Duffy
Mr. Duffey
Pernice
N. J
Beng
George
Phebs Ane Duffy
Lord Nicholas Townley
England
New York City
Jonel
Sherman
Union Pacific
Italy Bank of
Aull
Colorado
Denver
Masonic Lodge
Duffy
Laramie
Scientes
Strikers at Mills Are Firm and United
Friday marked the fifth day of a broad steel strike as Samuel Gompers defends workers right to a voice in conditions before Senate labor committees. A meeting of the strike committee in Pittsburgh aimed to arrange a 55 000 strong walkout at Rothischem Steel planned for Monday. John D Rockefeler Sr of Colorado Fuel and Iron dissociates from the Pueblo plant dispute amid reports of murdered organizers in West Netropa. The steel centers show a tense but quiet stalemate with minimal violence.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Washington
Stetkers’ National
Piltbeurg
Rothichem Steel Company
John D. Rockefeler, Sr
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Pueblo
West Netropa
Cheyenne High School Fans Rally for Season Opener
Cheyenne high school football rooters paraded through town singing and shouting to promote the first game of the season at Pioneer Park this afternoon. The local team meets Loveland high school, believed to be stronger, with Cheyenne aiming for a decisive win.
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Gheyenne
Pioneer Park
Log
Loveland High School
Loveland
Rotary Club Plans Aviators Landing Field Arrangement
Rotary Club leaders announce arrangements for a lending field to host two large air squadron groups of 30 planes each. The meeting features D Bigelow and executive team members, with Governor Robert D. Carey and aviation committee participation.
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Rte
Seroe
D Bigelow
D. A. Adsselly
W. C. Seeearc
Tives BH. True
William. Jr. DuBois
Robert D. Carey
Rotary She
Strikes Stir England as Government Readies War Measures
London dispatches report a railway strike escalation met with government readiness to use all means. The War Office says mobilization may be suspended and leaves granted, with plans to protect volunteers for railway service. The government frames the strike as a threat to community life and may revive wartime controls on rail traffic.
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London
Ite
War Office
Wyoming Tuberculosis Cases Shown Higher Than Thought
Dr. Philip P. Jacobs of the National Tuberculosis Association said Wyoming likely has as many TB cases per capita as any state with similar climate. He noted 1 percent of Wyoming’s population is affected, about 1500 native cases in Cheyenne and Laramie County, and discussed plans for a local clinic and Red Cross seal campaign. He spoke with Wyoming association officers, nurses, and Miss Ella M. Dobbin, aiming to restore Wyoming to the lead in Red Cross efforts.
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Philip P. Jacobs
H.d
National Tuberculosis Association
United States
National Association
Cheyenne
Wyoming Pune Health Association
Boise
Idaho
Wyoming
Confertooe
Laramie
Jacobs
Ella M. Dobbin
Association
Missee
Jacoba Alae
Ae Associaeon Maette
Eerenpalloots
Union Pacific Shop in Cheyenne Opens With Giant Crane
Cheyenne unveils a new Union Pacific shop, the largest west of the Mississippi, featuring a 250 ton crane. Four ten machines already operate, with more being installed daily. Floor space exceeds two acres and includes extensive glass daylighting and heavy steel construction.
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Union Pacific
Union
Cheyenne
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Onan
Actes
Ony Ee
America’s reply redefines Fiume settlement prospects
Rome reports President Wilson’s reply on Fiume proposes internationalizing the area and linking it to Italy’s fate, while Italian and Jugoslav observers debate the plan. The Belgrade agency denies demands for expulsion and a blockade, citing two Wilson dispatches to Paris and Rome showing cordial tone and possible modifications if core principles are safe.
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Rome
Wilson
Fiume
Maly
Italy
Jugd- Tho Brefani
Pesti-Official
Garbielli
Parle
Loward Ney
Early joiners gain edge in State Leader Salesmanship Club
The State Leader's Salesmanship Club expands daily as members vie for major awards. The grand prize includes a Madden seven passenger Touring Car, with other top prizes like an Overland Four and a Ford Tourin car. Awards include merchandise and hand orders, with selectable divisions and regional prizes.
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Gen Tem
Thone
Automoabilea
Feltlers Selémnanship Club
Suetty
Kiel
Priaca
Givat
Dioirigh
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