Teapot Dome Leasing Sparks Wyoming Debate
Long discussion in Natrona County Wyoming on Teapot Dome Naval Reserve No. 8. The Mammoth Oil lease aims to drill and produce oil, with a US royalty tied to production, amid public questions about private enterprise and national interests. The piece notes political rhetoric, public scrutiny, and the potential impact on Wyoming’s economy and oil development.
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Spearer Dom
Natronal
Wyoming
Teapot Dome
Ball Creek Oil Field
Naval Oil Reserve No. 8
United States Navy
Salt Creek
Congress
Naval Service
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of the Navy
Harry IF
Sinclair
Sinclair Oil and Refining Interests
Mammoth Oil Company
Teapot
Interior and Navy
United States
Mammoth Company
Mammoth
Sinclair Era Promises Growth for Wyoming and Casper
The passage argues that large oil industry investment and big corporations bring employment, payrolls, state royalties, and economic development in Casper and Wyoming. It praises Harry F. Sinclair as a captain of industry and urges embracing the Sinclair enterprises to spur wealth, supplies, refinery demand, and new headquarters.
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Casper
Midwest
Harry F. Sinclair
Wyoming
Warry Sinclair
Sinclair Outfit
Scientists claim cell injections may delay aging and extend life
The New York Herald reports French scientists Dr. David Jaworski and Dr. Vachet described injecting new cells into muscles to replace old worn out ones, aiming to prolong life to around 150 years. They caution no statistics exist yet. meanwhile public health advances continue to improve longevity.
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The
New York Herald
David Jaworski
Vachet
Methuselah
Government regulation precedents on highway carriers
A Colorado Public Utilities Commission decision argues that highway users pay proportionally for road construction and maintenance, while buses and trucks under tax pressure burden 16,386 car owners. It cites Pennsylvania rulings from 1921 warning that auto line competition could raise rates or harm electric rail service, stressing regulation and taxation principles for western states.
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Public Utilities Cozassion of Colorado
Colorado Commission
Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Commission
William Hohen Wollern's religious mania and autocratic creed
The Journal of Commerce notes William Hohen Wollern's longstanding religious delusions prior to 1914. It cites his belief that he alone received divine orders and his tying faith to the sword, shaping a bloody crusading mindset.
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William Hohenwollern
Journal of Commerce
Prussia
William
The Wave and Its Causes in Crime
A 1919 discussion cites the meaning of crime waves with equal parts skepticism and warning. Experts note reporting biases and that more attention to crime inflates perception while ordinary life remains largely safe. Automobiles and cinema are discussed as factors that may enable or encourage offenses.
Rise of crime blamed on gender roles and immigration
A moralist and penologist cites loosening female restraints, material demands, and new freedoms among immigrants as key factors in rising crime. He warns that foreign born and first generation Americans mimic perceived American greed, fueling theft and violence in a so-called crime wave.
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Bedford Female Reformatory
New York
Hay visits Douglas promotes Joint Stock Land Bank plan
Rock Springs financier Hay spoke in Douglas praising the Joint Stock Land Bank to farmers and stockmen, explaining loan benefits and urging clear titles before borrowing. He praised Wyoming cooperation and noted his gubernatorial candidacy under the Republican primaries.
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Hay
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Douglas
Janet
Princess Theater
Save the Enterprise
Joint Stock and Land Bank
Mr. Hay
Fair Grounds
Way
Aumuet
Fragmented OCR Note from The United Mome Builders
Garbled text from a 206 line document mentioning a phone contact and unclear names. No coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize into a complete news item.
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Ieee
It Isn't Your Town It's You Poem Plea For Civic Action
A subscriber submits a reflective poem urging readers to improve their towns by personal effort and communal responsibility. The piece notes that towns are shaped by those who work and participate rather than by passivity and fear, and it weaves in literary asides about England and Dickens to underscore civic stakes.
Dukes Face Tax Burden as Britain Weighs Nobility Survival
Karuna City Star reports English dukes fear economic decline due to inheritance taxes and land costs. With only about 30 dukes left, arrangements for preserving noble status are questioned while barons viscounts and earls may remain better positioned in production and wealth.
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Karuna
Mngland
Eiven
Britain
England
Oarla
Monty
Eingland
Viecounta
Wingland
York
Lancaster
Tingland
Duke of Portland
Tule Place
Nottinghamshire
Anaes
Papela
The Gleam by Charles G Blanden
Poem excerpt credits Charles G Blanden of Chicago Illinois. It laments a highborn spirit seeking a gleam along paths of rose and fountain light but never finding its source. The piece recalls ancient Thebes Babylon Athens Rome Tyre knights of art music and song guiding the world yet the spirit drifts restless through mountains and days.
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Ine Thebes
Babylon
Athens
Marathon
Rome
Tyre
Charles G. Blanden
Chicago, Il
Queer Questions With Hidden Answers
A list of curious queries on language and terminology ranging from forum origins sea bear and printer s galley to curious animal names and old expressions. It poses questions about garnet origin two webbed kana campelopard and others while hinting at historical usage and linguistic roots.
Internal baths cure acute indigestion says New York clinic
A letter from Otto Drum of Tacoma Washington reports success with the J. B. I. Cascade internal treatment for gas, indigestion, and related stomach troubles. He claims relief after three weeks and ongoing monthly use, and urges others to try the method as a free offer.
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Otto Drum
Proctor St
Tlacoma, Wash
Syrreite Hygienic Institute of New York
Do You Believe in Fairies Rag Doll Exchange
Betty asks Jenny Linn if fairies exist and if they have fairy rings. Jenny replies she believes and considers herself nearly one, hinting at a magical world in a breezy children's exchange.
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Betty
Jenny Linn
Jenny
Fairy Ring Craft Lesson From a Paper Queen
Betty learns to create a fairy ring using folded white letter paper and scissors. The Pace Pencil draws a Fairy Queen, the Busy Brush paints her, the Understanding Scissors cuts her out, and the Friendly Paste Box provides a stand. The story hints at a Saturday Adventure Trail titled Indian Arrowheads.
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Jenny
Betty
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