Wool tariff fight costs growers millions in prices
Congress maneuvers over the wool tariff stir debate as growers claim losses exceed 50 million dollars in reduced wool and mutton prices. M J Motjupe of the National Wool Growers Association notes the industry awaits adjournment while urging the tariff board report before any revision.
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Congress
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M. Motjupe
Natintin
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Japanese naval hero honored at White House dinner invitation
Washington reports Admiral Conmt Togo hosted by the White House for a dinner with the nation as guests. An invitation was extended to Japan to join the world movement of international peace alongside the United States Great Britain and France.
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Conmt Togo
White House
Japan
United States
Great Britain
France
Great World Movement of International Peace
Cirle Riot Over Railroad Car Service In New York
In New York City police report a riot connected to the Coney Joan & Brooklyn Railroad Company service. Company cars operated for nine hours along a twenty mile stretch causing hospitalizations for four people and multiple injuries among workers and bystanders. The unrest left several strikers detained or under investigation.
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New York
Coney Joan & Brooklyn Railroad Company
Ita
Caney arrests tied to kidnapping case in Kansas
Police in Caney Kansas arrested prominent local men in a kidnapping case involving Deke Willian married to Pauline Canary. Willian reportedly had income of 2000 and the incident stems from a local pool hall dispute.
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Montana Officials In Mourning For Abram Yoder
Montana Secretary Dive Meless and state officials mourn the death of Abram N. Yoder. The obituary notes Yoder’s service as secretary and his role within the state government, with formal rites expected in Helena.
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Dive Meless
State of
Abram N. Yoder
Norris
Beelerm Residence's Travel Notes Mentioned
Fragmentary text references Galveston and travel notes tied to a residence named Beelerm. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but imply a local context involving movement or visits connected to a Galveston setting. Further readable facts are not present in this excerpt.
Week in Western News and Regional Disasters
Fire in Welch Ohio destroys five storefronts with heavy damage. A three hour rain drenches the Wieblta region, while California San Bernardino fires spread east and west. A murder case from two years ago targets justice on Aug 16 with an execution in Carnes City. Mining accidents in Goldfield Nevada injure two, and flood damage disrupts Prairie Dog valley traffic. Courts hear harsh cruelty cases in Liberty Ohio and conservation announcements in California link forestry officials with water power oversight.
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Karts
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Tom Mealy
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Lally
John O'Connor
Goldfield
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Jamestown
Boxing Round Draw in New York and Forthcoming Matches
Joe Jeannette of Horton and Tony Rowe of Pitesbare fought ten fast rounds to a draw in New York. Patey franpigan of Pittabarg was given the dueleion over Jimmy Katie tok of Komland after twenty rounds of fast fighting at Sprimsfield, Ohio. Mate Welly, the Britied Hahtweleht, will meet the winner of the Woleaat- McFarland battle a few weeks after the September cottest in Milwaukee. Fifty4tree daye of toree reing on the three Kentucky treeke probably will com September 16th at Lexing ton. Where a ten dave meet will be Nebel. the Mound Hogan of Ban Pran den, haw gone to New York to begin trainioe for thle ten round out with Knockout Brown, scheduled for Labor Day. All that is off of the fortune made In the prize ring by the late Stanley Ketehel, middleweight champion, Catie to PIOTIT when hie eniate was wound up io San Francisco In the Pre bate Court. The challenge recently leeited by Captain Duncan C Rove, champion swordening of the world, to Meet any swordeman In Deneer, Colorado, of the world at large, oo mounted combat, bee brought forth so many replica that a dueling carnivalle being arranged. The fleet decentnies of the challenge came from Prof I S Fournier, a Dam ver Preselan, Who agreed to meet Capt Tees ty both mounted and foot corbet.
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Senate votes on Farmers Free List bill and arbitration pacts
The Senate approved the Farmers Free List bill by a 48 to a vote after a minor change from the House version. Talks on a general arbitration treaty with Great Britain and a treaty with France proceed with expected submission to the Senate. Other items include pension provisions, sugar tariff debate, postal savings expansion rumors, and reapportionment considerations amid legislative wrangling.
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France
Wyoming News Summary Highlights From State Events
Treasury Department opens bids for Rock Springs public building construction. Event coverage includes Cheyenne Great Weather Show and various state fairs and county events across Torrington Rock Springs and Palr in September and August.
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Kock Springs
Boxing Bouts Probable at Port Russell Frontier Days
A movement is under way to stage several boxing bouts at Port Russell during Frontier Days. plans aim to feature local fighters and attract spectators during the festival period.
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Cheronte
Port Russell
Child Drowns in Ditch on Tongue River Ranch
The two year old son of Albert Schreiter was found dead in a ditch near the family’s ranch along the Tongue River after wandering away from the house and falling into the water.
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Albert Schreitera
Weerieating Ditch
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Avery
Dewatur
Frontier Day Guests to Attend Denver Frontier Days
The Frontier Day committee announced that The Letter presuiation will be represented in Cheyenne during Frontier Days by over 200 leading citizens, following advice from the Denver Chamber of Commerce.
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Frontier Day Commeittee
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Frontier Days
200 Ton Gypsum Plant Planned in Horn Basin
A Kansas gypsum company plans a 200-ton gypsum plant at the foot of Sheep Mountain, leveraging large gypsum deposits found there to establish operations in the Horn Basin.
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Ait
Kansie Ory Company
Fig Horn
Wyoming Dry Farming Congress Plans Aug Convention
Cheyenne president J R Carpenter of the Wyoming Dry Farming Congress issued a call for the second annual convention to be held in Cheyenne on August 9.
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J. R. Carpenter
Wyoming
Lad Killed by Playmate in Sheridan Incident
Harry Stork and Willie King, both under fifteen, were handling a rifle when it discharged killing Stork. King claimed he did not know the gun was loaded. The tragedy occurred during a play session in Sheridan.
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Harry Stork
Willie King
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Foreign Mine Tote Fortune And Coal Import Policy
The report notes the owner of the largest cotton tote to Rusela gains a fortune of 40000 dollars. A policy lifts duties on coal imports into Canada at all ports between Sou Ont and the Paeble coast to ease a coal famine in western provinces. Orders have been issued for 1 000 140 Lome bo Washington and Montana mine.
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Hail Ravages Mioville-On-Rancho Crops
A heavy hailstorm struck Willow Creek and nearby areas causing widespread crop ruin across large acreage. Forecasters say drifts reached eight feet in places and will take days to melt, threatening local farmers' yields.
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Rancho Aloum Willow Creek
Sheridan Militia Disbanded Under Guard Order
Adjutant General M C Barkwell orders Captain French and the Sheridan company of the Third Wyoming National Guard mustered out of service and equipment transferred to a new Basin based unit.
Weet todion toll and other regional calamities reported
Eleven lives are known lost in the Weet todion disaster along the New England coast. Joseph Clary, trapped in a mine near Jop sie Missouri for three days, was rescued. Rescue efforts continued as floodwaters affected Charlotte North Carolina and Crystal Falls Michigan with drownings and shipwrecks. Government suits target coal companies over price and restraint of trade. Water shortages and long term dangers from mud and unhealthy urban water supply are noted across several regions.
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Transmission Line Ties Boysen Dam to Riverton Area
A new thirty mile power transmission line will connect the Boysen dam region to Riverton and the Wahata dredging site. The project will extend to Shoshon, nearby mining camps, and irrigation pumping plants, with additional lines planned afterward.
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Immigration Board Offers Prizes at State Fair
The State Board of Lima ration announces cash prizes for exhibits at the 1910 State Fair in Douglas. A $25 prize will go to the heat exhibit of Bracees raised in Wyoming and shown at the fair. Another $25 prize will honor the best calveative agricultural display achieved by dry farming methods during the season, judged by the fair association's regular judges.
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Prominent Reclamation Plan for North Laramie Flat
The Wheatland Platte area may gain a new reclamation project led by the Norm Laramie Land Company backed by Chicago capital. It aims to reclaim 6000 to 10000 acres in Platte county north of the North Laramie river known as North Laramie or Uva flat. A reservoir is planned for Albany county north of Owen. The site includes the William Athinegaragek on North Laramie and the mouth of Prager crewk.
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Laramie Land Company
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Uva Flat
Dioghialie
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Fragmentary Node: Death by Self-Inflicted Action Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR describes a scene where Wheatleed invites friend Eugens Seam to a shop to view something described as ulehde. Seam anticipates a joke while Jesse allegedly drinks a poison substance. The text breaks off mid sentence with unclear details about the outcome.
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Basin organizes military company and Wheatland hall planned
Local notes report Basin organizes an military company and Cheyenne plans street improvements. A $25,000 Masonic hall is proposed for Wheatland while a new post office opens near Dividy and Sheridan advances street work. The Shoshone dam at Cody is described as stationary and 260 feet deep.
Government Timber Burning Near De Lame Reserve
A telegram from Jobe Wo Parmer reports a government timber burn by the seventh field division of the general land office. Farmer Wo leads a crew to check the fire raging on the north of De Lame near S08, where the timber of four is burned. The burning targets government reserve land.
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Jobe
A. Daker
General Land Office
Truth About Bluing Talk and a Muddy Lesson
An old Cleveland Loader item notes a talk about bluing and the misbeliefs around it. It mentions William Spill and his daughter showing the value of appearance as a dry cleaning mishap prompts a humorous scene of prayer and street cleaning.
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Cleveland Loader
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