Address to Nation Calls for Counsel and Non-Entanglement
President Harding in the inaugural address urges cautious foreign policy, favors association for counsel with world opinions, and rejects entangling alliances or commitments while seeking disarmament and peaceful cooperation. He emphasizes liberty under law and distrust of entangling political or military ties.
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Washington
Harding
New World Republic
America
Hay of Civilization Association
Weather Note: Cold Tonight and Saturday Outlook
Fragmentary forecast says colder conditions tonight with a fair sky tonight and Saturday turning colder in the east portion. No specific locations or temperatures provided.
McCalman Resigns as State Highway Chief
Db and McCalman, state highway department superintendent, resigned Thursday afternoon at a highway commission meeting. The resignation takes effect April 1 after he served since 391% era of the department, with previous work in Missouri. The commission will consider reorganizing the department due to anticipated funding gaps.
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Db & McCalman
State Highway Department
Highway Commission
Calman
Highwaw
Miscouri
Midwest
Auresa
McCalman
WMI
WM Taevlor
Harding Breaks Precedent with Cabinet Nominations
Washington March 4 President Harding appeared at an executive session of the senate to present cabinet nominations. The names were read aloud and referred to committees with no advance notice and promptly endorsed. Elmer F Loveridge named first assistant at the weather bureau, assuming office in March, with prior service in New York offices.
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Washington
Jefferson
Harding
Senate
Bis
Arote
Elmer F Loveridge
United States Weather Bureau
Mirch
Cheyenne
Trea Petroit
New York
Hacon
Syracuse
Sprained Toe Delays Safe Cracking at Cheyenne Street Railway
A Thursday night burglary attempt at the Cheyenne Street Railway car barns ended with a sprained toe after a party member tried to kick open the safe. Investigators note repeated futile efforts using crowbars and crude tools while officers inspect the scene for forged receipts and a missing night fare cash.
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Iimawehee Ateuen
Cheyenne Street Railway Company
Carrot
Memorial Hospital Board Meeting Rushes By Work
A Memorial Hospital board meeting on Thursday afternoon approved regular contractor bills. Treasurer Mr. Martin and subscribers showed progress on paving site two and the second installment. The sanitary brick wall and brick work on the north wing secretary area were in place.
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Memorial Hospital
Praocees Warren
J. W. Lacey
Martin
Rangiderahin Prampinass
Anhites
Teacher Marches In Then Walks Out Over Salary Offer
A Cheyenne area teacher, Roberta Beinn af Denver, walked into a job offer at a central Cheyenne school but left after the proposed salary and conditions failed to meet her needs. The incident highlights ongoing tensions over pay that keep teachers seeking more favorable terms elsewhere.
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Misa
Roberta Beinn
Denver
Chesannea
Firat Prade
Charehil Sehant
AOS
Jesaup
Fle Prath
Cheyenne
New President Harding Seeks Stable Prosperity
The article portrays Warren G. Harding as the new U S president succeeding Wilson after an eight year Democratic era. It highlights his humble origins as a farmer and country editor, praises his integrity and industry, and suggests he will restore peace and prosperity while resisting temporary political bargains.
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Greatertead
Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Horace Greeley
Whitelaw Reid
Henry Watterson
German Communist Party Calls for Soviet State and Revolt
The German Communist Party in Berlin issues a revolutionary proclamation urging German workers to overthrow the government and establish a soviet state with a political and economic alliance with Hussein. Demonstrations are planned for Sunday.
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Berlin
le Gereman Communist Party
Attica
London
Hussein
Queen of Heaven Admitted to Insane Asylum
Fragmentary text describes a person titled Queen of Heaven sent to an asylum. The note mentions transfer to a county hospital and admission to an insane ward.
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Queen of Heaven
Bill on constitutional convention clears House vote
A legislature session ends with the House approving a bill for a constitutional convention by a 47 to 7 vote. The measure faces ongoing debates about state guarantees and district bonds as Governor Carey weighs its broader implications.
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Fridas
Frrigat
Carey
Theactus
Retiring President Wilson Declines Senate Visit Attend Inauguration
Washington March 4 a0 president Wilson announced he would not enter the senate chamber to attend the inaugurations of Harding and Coolidge explaining the steps to the chamber would prevent his attendance. Senator Lodge and Senator Knox acknowledged his courtesy as Harding sent his regards and the ceremonies proceeded with military display kept minimal.
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Washington
Wilson
Capitol
Harding
Coolidge
Senate Chamber
Mc Harding
Root
Witeon
Grayeen
Hig Phretean
Joseph P Tumulty
Knox
Joint Congressional Committee
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Lode
Lee
George Washington
Maral Guy
Fort Mver
Wyoming arrestee forgery case tied to California
John N. Van Zandtig was arrested in Stockton California and will be returned to Laramie to face forgery charges. The man allegedly passed a $40 check on February 11 at the Conner hotel in Laramie using a blank from the Home Savings and Trust of Denver, with a signature attributed to Union Motor company Denver. He allegedly obtained part cash from the hotel clerk.
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Laramie
Wee
John N. van Zandtig
Stockton
Calif
Conner
Union Motor Company of
Denver
Harry F. Arnold
iSavings and Trust Company of
Pleads Guilty in Slaying Case at District Court
Charles Carter pleaded guilty to manslaughter in district court before Judge Tidball and received a five to ten year sentence in the state prison. The incident arose from a drunken melee when he grabbed a gun after being struck, killing a Mexican by mistake. The oil court calendar includes ten cases, with eight convicts to be tried for penitentiary breakout and about forty cases on the criminal docket.
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Rawlins
Charles Carter
Tidball
Carter
Murder Cases in Casper Dwindle
Casper March 4 only one murder case to be tried in district court this month. John P. Dewald faces murder charges in the Wose herr Burknumero case and is likely to be continued. Jessie Ackerman, charged with killing Adelbert Hottay, is set to start March 14.
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Alfred Lowey
Ans
Hig Tercoof Chetriet Court
Jig
Jassie Ackerman
Adelbert Hottay
Aged Woman Seeks Citizenship in United States
Mrs va Klenda, born April 28 186... in Moravia Austria and who arrived in Galveston Texas March 30 1911 has filed her declaration of intention to become a U S citizen. She is the oldest woman to apply and she is a widow.
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Laramie
Va Klenda
N. Moravia
Austria
Galveston
Texas
United States
Stormy Cheyenne March 4 remembered 40 years later
Mrs. C. Wilsock recalls arriving in Cheyenne on March 4 1881 during a raging blizzard while today’s weather stands in contrast as mild and pleasant. The report notes the drastic change from historic blizzard conditions to favorable current weather across the country.
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C. Wilsock
Cheyenne
Wilson Takes No Part In Ceremony At Washington Inauguration
President Wilson did not participate in the inauguration ceremonies, riding with President-elect Harding from the White House to the capital and later returning to his new home. Harding appeared with Knox and Cannon as ceremonial crowds cheered but Wilson offered no acknowledgment.
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Washington
Wilson
Harding
White House
Senate Chamber
Atdern
Coo
Capitol
Knox
Representative Cannon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hing
Fimsel ‘Com
Inauguration Day as Harding and Coolidge Take Oath
President Warren G Harding of Ohio and Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts were inaugurated as president and vice president. Harding took the oath at 1 18 pm and Coolidge at 12. The ceremony echoed George Washington's historic moment as amplifiers carried the crowd's cheers.
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Capitol
Warren G. Harding
Edward Winte
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Ohio
Calvin Coolidge
Masaa
United States
Mr. Harding
Mr. Coolidge
George Washington
Harding
Juanes White
Warren Sets Nearly One Billion Dollar Appropriation Cut
The Appropriations Committee announced a substantial reduction in total appropriations for the current session of Congress for the fiscal year. They report an estimated 458 million reduction and note adjustments across multiple departments and programs.
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Congress
Bal Moh
tMairr Warren
Nia
Tan Orme
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