Admiral Sims and the Chestiness Debate in War Time
The piece argues political maneuvering over investigations into Admiral Sims, noting his defiance of orders and alleged indiscretions. It emphasizes that overall wartime naval achievements by the American forces should be the lasting memory, while partisan disputes are seen as transient noise.
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Admiral Sims
Rere
England
London
Concete Taft
Daniels
Sims
Benson
Red Menace Spurs Expulsions in New York Legislature
In a climate of anti radical fear, New York lawmakers expelled five members over alleged loyalty to a party deemed inimical to government. Victor Berger of Milwaukee faced denial of a congressional seat for willful repeated violations, amid broader suppression of socialist influence.
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Ceregins
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
New York
Berger
Congress
Unseating NY Legislators Sparks Constitutional Alarm
The authors warn that removing five New York lawmakers for party affiliation rather than proven treachery threatens representative government. A minority safeguard could be erased if party membership justifies expulsion, they argue, undermining the right of elected officials to speak in their chambers.
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Congress
New York
Socialist Party
Hoover Inuzing the Presidency in Public Gaze
The piece traces the rising Hoover boom as the 1920s election talk grows. It notes Hoover has not declared candidacy or entered partisan politics, yet his wartime food administration record and businesslike image fuel broad public interest despite political critics.
Quinby chocolate shop ads claim purity and safety
An old advertisement extols Quinby’s California Chocolates and Johnson’s Candies Helen Ardelle Seattle promising pure wholesome candies free from colorings and harmful additives. It asserts safety for children and mentions hot drinks and valentines.
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Quinby
California Chocolate Shop Chocolates
Johnson
Helen Ardelle
Seattle
Wash
Hoover as World Figure Seen Favorable for Presidency
The text argues that Hoover ranks among the most popular global figures next to Wilson and could be elected to any European office or even the U.S. presidency if he pursued it. It notes wartime reliance on Hoover for sugar and flour and suggests continued public willingness to "Hooverize" in political leadership.
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Hoover
Wilson
Europe
United States
Pinedale Roundup Resumes After War Pause
The Pinedale Roundup, revived four weeks ago by B S Marshall, shows renewed activity after a year and a half suspension due to war conditions. Marshall has organized the local Chamber of Commerce and draws outside attention to Pine Dale and its claim of being published far from a railroad. The Roundup was originally established about fifteen years ago by C Watt Brandon.
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Pinedale
B.S. Marhall
Marshall
Chamber of Commerce
Pine Dale
United States
C. Watt Brandon
Congress Delays Vital Business Amid Investigations
Congress delayed essential government work as investigations consumed time and attention, risking trillions in public funds and hindering forward progress on fiscal priorities and policy initiatives.
Ex Service Men May Get Farms in West Under Reclamation Plan
Washington hearing outlines a proposed $250 million reclamation appropriation to provide 50 acre home tracts on western projects for 30 000 to 50 000 former service men with 60 day land settlement preference. States would issue bonds to fund the projects with Governor Davis and Governor Campbell supporting credits for home setup. Several western states and districts attended the briefing including Idaho Utah Colorado Texas Wyoming Montana Nevada Oregon Arizona New Mexico and Washington.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Davis
Idaho
West Pipe
Campbell
Arizona
Texas
Wyoming
Montana
Nevall
Oregon
New Mustow
Notice of Administration in Lehmer Estate Wyoming
Letters of administration were granted January 24, 1920, to Bessie Lehmer Sanderson as administratrix of the estate of Alice J. Lehmer, deceased. All claims must be filed with proofs to the undersigned in Kemmerer Lincoln County Wyoming within six months, or be barred. one year from the letters will bar. Ivan S. Jones is attorney for the administratrix.
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State of
Wyoming
County of Lincoln
District Court
Maids County
Alice J. Lehmer
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Bessif Lehmer Sanderson
Ivan 8. Jones
Lincoln
Newbrough
Lecors
Frontier
Yoming
Beach
Phebe H. Hamp
Grainger
Sweetwater County
Cnid
May F. Wisdom
Phebe H. Nump
Executrix
Grazing Permit Applications Sought for Wyoming National Forest
Notice to all applicants to graze cattle horses or sheep in the Wyoming National Forest for the 1920 season. Applications must be filed at the Afton Wyoming office on or before March 1 1920. Full grazing fee information and blank forms available on request. C A Beam Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming National Forest
Afton
Wyoming
Beam
Land and probate notices from Evanston Wyoming 1920
Public notices include a land purchase application by John H. Aubercon of Rock Springs, protests due within 30 days, plus multiple creditor notices for estates of Wm Newbrough and Phebe H Hamp, executors and witnesses named. Also a final proof notice for James B Davison at Kemmerer with witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyoming
John H. Aubercon
Rock Springs
Sweetwater
Township
Range
Notice for Publication and Public Land Sale in Wyoming
Public notices announce time for proving will of Alice J. Lehmer in Kemmerer Lincoln County and a public land sale in Evanston with bids opening March 8 1920. It names applicants Beanie Lettman Saunderson David W. Salmon and witnesses John H. Mantle John B. Matthews Herman Sandberg Sarah Matthews.
Corns Gone Off Like Banana Pee
Fragmentary OCR text presents a cryptic line about corns and a surprised exclamation. It lacks clear event, person, or organization details to form a coherent news item. Unable to determine a factual reporting element from the readable fragments.
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William Davison
Wyom Inc
Gooren A. Hlehmand
J. DB. Robinson
Kermerer
William Sollday
Alex Nishet
Roglater
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Ivan §. Jones
U. 8
S. Land Office
David W. Salmon
Lota
Alex Insert
John B. Matthews
Endady
John H. Mantle
John B. Matthews, Jr
Herman Sandberg
Sarah Matthews
Nate
F. E. Curtis Kemmerer
Wyo
WME
PITT
Telephone
Kemmerer Market
First National Bank
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