Mondell Praised in Congressional Tribute by Illinois Rep King
In a late tribute read into the Congressional Record Edward J. King of Illinois extols Frank Mondell of Wyoming as a steadfast leader. He traces Mondell’s life from humble beginnings in 1860 to a long career as a miner railroad contractor and public servant guiding the republic through turmoil.
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Washington
Congress
Edward J. King
Illinois
State of the Union
Mondell
Speaker
Iowa
Republic
United States
Tyrfany
St. George
Wyoming
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Park Roads Report Strong Despite Snow and Rain
Bulletin from Yellowstone National Park reports most surrounding roads are improving due to state and private funds. Some northern and northwest routes toward the south entrance remain impassable until July, while park passes and entrances reopen starting June 20 and Dunraven pass opens June 23.
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Inter-Mountain
Yellowstone National Park
Park
Information Bureau
Wyoming
Yellowstone
Wind River
Hoback Canyon
Dunraven
Skovgaard violinist charms Metho dist church audience
Violinist Skovgaard gave an enjoyable concert at the Methodist church last Friday night. A large audience greeted this distinguished musician and he lived up to his reputation as a leading violinist of the country. Basin people look forward to another performance.
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Skovgaard
Basin
Political football over American merchant fleet policy
The piece argues against government operation of wartime ships and calls for a policy that encourages private American shipbuilding and operation. It warns that political handling risks higher taxes and aging fleets, urging timely disposition of the fleet and use of American dollars to build a robust U S merchant marine.
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England
Federal Tax Revision and Plans by Business Leaders
A seventeen member committee of heads of major Mercantile and manufacturing firms advocates federal tax reform to shift from excess profits taxes and high surtaxes. They argue reform should boost production, lower prices, and move away from tax policy that discourages investment in industry.
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Congress
Costs Will Not Fall In Building Boom Opinion
The article argues that national building needs are strong with demand outpacing supply. It notes shortages of materials transportation and labor implying no price recession while a stabilization point will eventually arrive.
Costs Hold Steady Lessons From Straus Study
Five W. Straus & Co. argues costs will stabilize as it proceeds with major New York City construction. The firm cites its cost study and plans for large building projects amid higher city prices and related pressures.
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5. W. Straus & Co
New York City
Wilson veto preserves war powers amid Democratic backlash
Senator James A Reed accuses President Wilson of autocracy after the veto repeals most war laws while preserving the Lever Act and the Trading with the Enemy Act. About sixty war-wide authorities remain in effect as Democrats call the move a democratic sins reparatio. The measure passes the House 323 to 3 and clears the Senate without a record vote.
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Wilson
James A Reed
Missouri
Congress
Senate
Tom Connall
Texas
House
Unrest and More Money in Sugar Industry Outlook
Walter K. Louis secretary of the Western Confectionery Association says the candy industry remains bright as demand grows while unrest and wage pressures drive speculation. He notes sugar advertising remains high and workers seek higher pay amid a broader push for wage increases.
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Walter K. Louis
Western Confectionery Association
Market Power Drives Continuous Price Increases
The speaker argues that price growth hinges on the public's ability and willingness to pay. As long as people accept high prices, producers will set them accordingly, implying demand, not cost, sustains elevated markets.
County Road Location Announced by Board
County commissioners decide road path with measurements 174.0 127.2 383.5 411-25 and official notice filed by Zela Murphy, County Clerk.
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Zela Murphy
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Fifty-Fourth
Cody
Board of County Commissioners
Greybull
Mead Addition
Wye
Big Horn County
Wyo
SRE
Auto Supply & Tire CO
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