Move On Order Sparks National Police Debate
A Denver Republican editorial argues the move on order by police chiefs in cities outside New York creates a cycle of crime, forcing criminals to roam and precipitating more violence. It condemns the policy as unsafe, and calls for ethical restraint and legal authority to halt this practice.
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New York
Jack Ross
Rose
Omaha
Denver
Frontera
Taft
Carnegie
White House
Congress Short Session Warnings Dotted With Doubtful Prospects
In a collection of 1913 commentary, leaders warn that the upcoming brief congressional session will do little due to time constraints and party maneuvering. Analysts note only about twenty effective days exist, with Sundays and holidays reducing time for action, while tensions rise over party positioning.
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Congres
Winortty
Mann
Congress
Champ Clerk
District 1 of
Columbia
Billings Gazette
Notice of Gala of Meal Estate Under Execution
Notice to the public that by an execution issued in Basin Wyoming on November 1 1912 in the case of The Van Rieeck Bacon Indentant against C. Fisher the Southeast Quarter of Section 35 Town 60 North Range 23 West and an undivided two thirds interest in the Fisher enlargement of the Avant canal are to be sold at public auction at the front door of Basin District Court Building Basin Wyoming on January 4 1913 at 10 oclock to satisfy a judgment of 9061 55 with interest and costs. Dated Basin Wyoming October 22 Big Horn County WY. A Sestag Attorney.
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Horncounty
Wyoming
van Rieeck-Bacon
C. Fisher
Avant Canal
Baain
Basin
B. F. Wokwire
Herlf
Big Horn County
A. Sestag
How to Bankrupt the Doctors
A prominent New York physician touts a cough and cold remedy as highly effective, pleasant, and safe with a wide reputation for cures. It is advertised as available from all dealers for a short time, with pricing and product specifics noted in the promotional copy.
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New York
Booklovers Contest Offers 5000 In Prizes In Denver Times
The Denver Times launches a Booklovers Contest on November 5 with 77 pictures and over $5000 in prizes led by a $1000 gold prize. Other top rewards include two building lots valued at $900 and a $600 Emerson piano. No purchases or long contracts required. readers simply study pictures, request the four page circular, and mail in answers. A catalogue of 5000 book titles will aid solvers, and readers can start collecting back issues to participate.
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Denver Times
Cally
Booklovers
Denver, Colo
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F. L. Dornberger
Petitoning
Prems
Turkey
Europe
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Deomer Times
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Laramie
Pioneer Trust and Savings Bank
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Howe
Nat'nal
Bamberg
Eees
State of
Big Horn
C. H. Fitzpatrick
C. H. Fispatrick
Boles C. Hart
F. A. Wine
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Market Letter
Kame City
Colorado
Belfere
Republican
Louis Luft
Neck
Paint Rock
Nowood
P. O
Hyattville
Wyo
J. H. Tully
Little Canyon
Creek
RED Bank Cattle Co
Geo. B. McCle
Horee
DiesHie
Ithe City
Dodge
County Bank
Ald
J. E. Frison
Wye
Batti Paint Rock
Tensleep Creeks
W.b.cropsey
Greybull
Atherly Engineering Co. Civs
T. Johnson
Dry Creek Cullough’s Peak
Burington
D. W. Rodgers
Schene-Nowell Enginering Co
Philip M. Gallaher
Mercer Bros. Land & Live Stock
Hyattville, Wyo
William Douglas Brand
Paris Dougherty
Tensleep
Tensleep, Wyo
Billings Keg Beer
Big
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