Republicans Fearful After Treaty Rejection
A study shows GOP leaders grow cautious as senators who blocked the peace treaty fear public reaction. Ways of the Republican National Committee orders public sentiment checks to gauge fallout and potential punishment of reactionaries. Lodge’s move to turn the treaty into a campaign issue alarms practical party members who favor generalities over direct questions to voters. The stakes include nationwide unrest and high costs tied to the war.
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Inwell
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Lodge
GOP
Soldiers Press Democratic Measures for Veterans Benefits
Publication notes soldiers and sailors seeking compensatory legislation in regular session. It cites a Democratic program approved by Interior Secretary Lane and Rep Scott Mortis, with opposition from Republicans and certain cabinet members. The piece discusses protests, political maneuvering, and expected hearings on veteran aid amid party conflicts.
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Wiese Ion
Toon Ouliciuutul
Lane
Scott Mortis
Democratic Congressional Coalition
Piceitoot
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Degishrator
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President Wilson's urging on cost of living and reform
President Wilson outlines major recommendations in a message to Congress, pushing budget reform, tax simplification, tariff readjustment, veteran relief, rural development, and a broader food and labor program. He warns against radicalism, defends collective bargaining, and asserts government authority to curb unrest.
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Washington
Wilson Uiioa
Congress
United States
New Jersey
League of Nations
Russia
Hayden M White Ends Buffalo Voice Run After Seventeen Years
Hayden M White, editor for 17 years of the Buffalo Voice, sings his Swan Song and bids farewell. John T Hawkes, formerly editor of Gillette News, succeeds him. White will be missed by subscribers and the paper fraternity for being a leading Wyoming editor and a widely read editorial voice.
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Hayden M. White
Buffalo Voice
John T. Hawkes
Gilette News
White
Wyoming
Wyoming Day Proclamation Declares December Observance
Governor Robert D. Carey proclaims December 10 as Wyoming Day to honor the pioneer suffrage history of Wyoming and the work of its early leaders. The proclamation designates a day of observance in Cheyenne with formal ceremonies reflecting state rights and citizenship progress.
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Robert JD. Carey
State of
Commonwealth of Wyoming
Witnom
Cheyenne
Robert D. Carey
War Department Secretery Announces Wartime Details
The War Department announces new wartime instruction and security measures. Officials assert enhanced protocols to protect airstrikes and convoys, with emphasis on reorganization of supply lines and personnel deployment.
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War Department
America
Crabbe Resigns as Prohibition Commissioner
The resignation of Pred L. Crabbe, state prohibition commissioner, accepted by Governor Carey, ends a contentious tenure amid opposition in the legislature and debates over enforcement of the prohibition law. Crabbe’s departure marks a shift in the anti prohibition administration and prompts questions about the future leadership of the office.
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Carey
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Serlene
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Coabhe
Simler Tower
Mine Vint smanlevend In Atte of te At Blelithens
An unclear notice fragment mentions people and places with partial quotes and odd spellings. The text references a legal or administrative matter with names that are difficult to identify and no clear action or outcome.
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