Paul Edman Pub Hulett Crook County Wyoming
Crook County records show Paul Edman listed as publisher Hulett Wyoming. The Inter Mountain Globe notes associated actions or notices involving Edman in Crook County during the period.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
2
Mothers Who Throw Crockery and Moral Standards
A Milwaukee Journal piece argues mothers influence daughters by setting moral standards and restraint. It links loud dress makeup and social problem behavior to homes lacking discipline, urging earlier guidance and practical values to prevent costly fashion follies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Journal
Boston Soc
Turmmbler
Molly Molly Improbable Heroine at Monmouth
A ballad recounts the 1778 Monmouth battle where Irish Captain Molly stands beside her cannon. She replaces a fallen husband and fires on the Hessians with grit, inspiring Green and Wayne’s brigades to renew the charge and secure a Patriot victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Maguire
Monmouth
Greene
Wayne
Lowny
Irigh
Grece
Lee
Molly
Washington
Crarry Boone
Bland
William Collins
Wanted Peaceful Holiday
Thomson returned to the office from a two week vacation directly after a holiday and asked for extra days off. His boss joked about the timing as he explained he wanted to get married, noting he did not marry during vacation to avoid spoiling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Thomson
Inventions and War Shocks in 19th Century Debate
A sweeping discussion questions a new super gun capable of long range and heavy shellfire, claiming it would end war yet warning powerful tools can be misused. The text contrasts American optimism and peril while mocking travel misadventures and social scenes abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leen
Quarns Tone
Vilberwice
Chamber of Commerce Under Fire Over Ex Soldier Aid
Opinion piece denounces the United States Chamber of Commerce for opposing the soldiers adjusted compensation bill. It accuses the chamber of ingratitude toward veterans and of using costly pamphlets to misrepresent benefits and hinder legislation. It contrasts wartime support with postwar promises and urges Congress to pass fair aid for disabled ex servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Woodside
United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Wclf
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Years and Efficiency in American Business Leaders
Forbes argues age is not a limit for leadership in commerce. He notes many top executives are 60 to 70 or older and that peak performance often occurs around ages 65 to 68 based on his study of 60 prominent American business and finance leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Post-Standard
Leewesi
Yale
Kent Hibben
Day of
Syracuse
Orien
Minneapois ‘Tribune
H. C. Forbes
Forbes’ Magasine
America
Charles Garland
Columbus Dispatch
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Easie Saps
Temder
Place de Fontenoy
Paris
Murder For Love and the Chicago Lady Murderer Acquittal
A fragment from the Indianapolis News critiques Chicago women who kill and dodge punishment. It notes a recent acquittal and argues sentiment in love drives crime, citing jury leniency and defense counsel statements about a woman scorned and a betrayal by a husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Chicago
Olver
True
Charles Garland and the Million Dollar Inheritance
A Columbus Dispatch analysis questions Charles Garland for refusing a million dollar inheritance claiming immorality of accepting wealth. It contrasts Garland with public figures like Jan Smuts and notes ongoing League of Nations work and unrelated items about Dempsey and his family.
Wife Kidnaps Her Own Child in New York Limousine Raid
A Chicago couple’s dispute over divorce custody led to Mrs. Mayo hiring five private detectives for a New York limousine kidnapping. She entered the building with detectives, seized the 2-year-old, and fled in the car as the engine ran, amid a chaotic scene noted in the Chicago Journal of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Catherine Mayo
Roy Alfred Mayo
New York City
Our Party System Reflects On Platform Promises and Faith
A reader notes that major parties fail to draw vital issues in platforms. He cites the Shepard-Towner debate and party discipline, arguing voters hold parties responsible when platforms are vague. The piece discusses party loyalty, reform, and shifting political incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Journal
Willam Allen White
White
League of Woman Voters
San Francisco
Alwayly
Jos
Lydie
Leas Heep
Waterloo Station Name Reluctance Sparks Remains
A fragment discusses the name Waterloo for the station and English reluctance to change it. It notes most visitors accept Waterloo as a fixed label, while foreigners may see historical echoes of French revolution and other associations in the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloottalion
France
Sam
Waterloo Station
Wireless guidance of battleships thrills observers at Virginia test
The battleship Iowa reacted to radio signals from the Ohio while four and a quarter knots, controlled from shore, demonstrating engine oil feed, water supply, and gyro steering. Eight foreign observers from seven nations, including Captain Hooper, lauded the 100 percent response and pondered war uses from radio controlled ships and airplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louie
Ohio
Henderson
John Hays Hammond, Jr
Gloucester Harbor
Z Hammond
Navy
Iowa
Hooper
Zeebrugge
France
G.D. de Lavergne
Ralio
Turnover tax on clothing debated by Kansas City Star letter
A Kansas City Star letter argues the 1 percent turnover tax on each sale piles multiple taxes in a chain, using a $60 clothing sale to show cumulative taxes reach 2.61 percent of consumer price. The writer contends seven steps produce higher totals and calls for fairer tax distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Star
Soldier in need of a hundred dollar bill appeal
A New York citizen asks for a soldier in need of a hundred dollars, offering to forward letters. a yellow envelope promises a ticket to a fight but reveals no money or ticket. The Tribune and Times discuss spending, love and decoration, royalty, and marriage trends while noting various historical references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cen Lo
New York
Bob White
the Tribune
Brisbane
The
New York Times
Mr. Sullman
Leeds
Stillman
Mark Antony
Cleopatra
Louisa XIV
Irresponsible class and public figures in early discourse
Fragmented quotation heavy piece discussing an “irresponsible class” and social attitudes. It mentions Lincoln, marriage ideals, a Mr. Beach with a million dollar figure in Bridgeport, and references to guerillas and Dempsey. Also notes President Harding’s church attendance and public interest in visible idols.
Connecticut Refuses to Ratify the Fifteenth Amendment
An expectant nation watches as Connecticut Senate votes 19 to 10 against ratifying the fifteenth amendment. The piece recalls New England’s stubborn fidelity to convictions and notes Rhode Island’s early delay, with references to Hartford conventions and historic attitudes toward law and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut State Senate
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Hartford
New England
Joe
Brotherhood of Leaders
Fragmentary Night Scene Amid Heanate Rampage
A garbled report describes a late night event with officials and a director involved in a disturbance. The text hints at a public order disruption, altered clocks, and chaotic actions surrounding authority figures. Core details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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