Income tax Amendment Moves Toward Federal Adoption
The article notes that the constitution now allows Congress to levy taxes on income without apportionment, with Wyoming ratifying the Sixteenth Amendment. It discusses potential impacts, including a proposed federal income tax, possible repeal of the old corporation tax, and expected revenue of about 19 million dollars annually. It mentions ratification activity in West Virginia New Jersey and New Mexico and anticipates a forthcoming decision on the fifteenth amendment timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unie
Washington
United States
Wyoming
Wilwon
Maret Thetan Steels
Supreme Court
West Virginia
Housne
New Jersey
New Mexico
Congress
Balkan Guns Doom Scutari and Adrianople Portas
Allied forces bombard Adrianople and attack Scutari and other portas near Constantinople. Fighting erupts after a ceasefire ends while the Turkish commander begs Serbs to delay capitulation fearing the advance. Consuls seek permission for 120 guards to cross lines. plan uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrianople
Constantinople
Tohatalja Scutari
Cignere
Nulmariane
King Menelik Dead and Grandson Enter Capital in Abyee Dispatch
King Menelik of Abyee reportedly died with his successor Grandson Sid Jersey entering Addis Ababa with a show of force. A brittle transmission from Addi Aleta notes the royal death and a power transition unfolding in the capital.
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Menelik
London
Abyee Folate
Addi Aleta
Heavecomber
Pring Sid Jersey
Len Hall Dead in Park County Area
Len Mall aged sixty five formerly sheriff and commissioner in Park County died suddenly of paralysis near Pairplay. Local authorities report death occurred at home and funeral arrangements are pending.
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EaSherit
Len Hall
Len Mall
Park County
Bioreneh
Pairplay
Supreme Court Stops Tax Reduction in Denver
The ten percent tax cut proposed by Denver Assessor Clay J. Pitcher and partly in effect was ruled illegal by the Supreme Court. Related remarks concern Whitford and a joint meeting of the House and Senate. Army and war footing notes reference allied nations and ongoing mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gensie
Washington
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Senate
Pike Hathonal Forest
el Paso and Teller
Supreme Court
Deaver
Denver
Clay J. Pitcher
Minto
Udee Whitford
Week of dramatic crimes and political shocks across the nation
A chaotic week reports a Denver arrest and jail, a Hurley Idaho hotel burned with losses near $40 000, a storekeeper shot in Iowa, and a memorial petition to oppose tariffs in Washington. Mexican revolutionaries freed from Leavenworth, a Chicago annulment case, and fires destroy cars in New York. Trial notes reference Darrow and labor cases, with Supreme Court rulings affecting Progressive shops.
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Lows
Alec Hon
Staten Senatorn
John Tredinnick
Onder Arreet
Denver
Awit
Hurley
Idaho
Ernest Daldurf
Foley
Waehlegiat
Matton
Texas Ancicultural and Mechanical College
Mtetlee
Ita
Washington notes on suffrage parade and political moves
The report lists events around March 3 including an Indian suffragette representation in Washington and deportation orders for Clarytane Castro. It notes rebel activity without photo evidence at Filton mill, and mentions Abraham Lincoln memorial plans, judicial appointments, and Taft’s political patronage as celebrations and Senate actions unfold.
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Filton Millen
Mealocity
Biite
Vale
Staltty
Plana of the Fine Arts Commisson
Abraham Fincoln
Washington
Mreeldett Fee bin
FORMIGN. Four officers and troops slain near Adrar
Four officers and most of a French detachment were killed by tribesmen near Adrar. A few privates escaped. Other items note political speeches, suffrage action, Napoleon era figures, river and port troubles, a troubled steamer voyage, and shifts in British policy on expansion efforts.
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Adrar
David Lloyd George
London
Antoine Fantel
Napoleon II
Morin
Jomberliden
Astoria
Ore
Melbourne
Malhourne
Norembin
Daniel
Washington
Denmark
Constitutional single term amendment moves Senate action
A bill to restrict the U S president to one six year term and bar Wilson Roosevelt and Taft from further runs passed the Senate. Representative Cooper Wisconsin and Civil War veteran introduces a draft to fund a $200 bridge across the Potomac named the Grant Lee bridge to Washington along the Potomac river.
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Edwoarda
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Senate
Mason and Dixon
May
Cooper
Wisconsin
Washington
Potoma
Grant-Lee
Wyoming Triumphs In Open Conference Basketball Battle
The University of Wyoming defeated Creely State Normal 38 to 12 in a noted joint game. Governor Carey’s stance spurred a 20 round prize fight exhibition advertised by the Wyoming Athletic Club for February 9 at Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
Creeley State Normal
Wyoming
Carey
Mike Malone
Pete Jensen
Sheridan
Wyoimlnng Athletica Club
Interlocutory Divorce Granted to Actress Mine Mintete Scheff
The record shows an interlocutory decree of divorce granted to actress Mine Mintete Scheff from her husband John Fox Jr. at White Plains New York. The article also notes a hotel manager cafe action during the incident and mentions the hotel, the theater tragedy, and other warps of the scene including a baby birth and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintete Scheff
John Fox, Jr
White Platis
N.Y
Wyoming News of the Week highlights and obituaries
Casper resident Nae suicides in Denver. Rock Springs and Powell deaths noted. Editor Crawford buried in Laramie. Sherman bill on blue law. indictments and investigations into state penitentiary affairs. Incendiary fire at Lovell city hall. guard unit in Powell. theft recovered in Rock Springs. Alberta Claire travels for a book. Sheridan to Pittsburgh marriage tale. plans for gypsum mining.
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Western
Mewapaper
Union News
Harry
Nae
Casper
Denver
Henry Nevin
Rock Boriner
Deny
Ote
Ture
Capitol Building
Mere
Wilbur White
Lower Boge Creek
Coty
J. F. Crawford
Oakland
Calif
Larnelle
Sherman
Kansan
WK Baker
Sheridan
Ned Potentee
Revalu
Stock Springs
Joint Session Honors Warren as Senate Reelected in Wyoming
Kendrick and lawmakers greet Hon FE Warren after a formal Wyoming joint session proclaims his reelection to the United States Senate. The event features bipartisan applause, a Sullivan-led escort, and a lighthearted mood despite past political tensions. Secretary John K Osborne of the Interior notes a joint resolution amid the ceremony.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Bath Maaner
Wyoming
Fravelane Warren
United States
Winnett
Bage
Sullivan
Kj, Sullivan
J. R. Sul
Waroe’ Renner
Stowe
Kendrick
Warren
Democrats
Republic
Senate
John K Osborne
Interior
Raiders Drive Off Herder in Sheridan Wyoming Attack
A report says armed men attacked the sheep camp of G. W. Walener & Sons near Arvada in Sheridan county. They drove off herder Antone Bieber, set fire to a wagon, and scattered the herd. Four men were said killed in the assault with threats of further violence if Bieber returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
W. Walener & Sons
Arvada
Antone Bieber
Werard
Avar
God
Manter
Election of Officers by State Highways Association at Laramie County
The State Highways Association concluded its work at the Laramie County and Home Association office with the election of officers for the upcoming year Judge W. Mets of Shortdale introduced a resolution and outlined the association's pleas.
Casper Jury Probes Shooting of Roy Landis
Casper jurors convene to investigate the shooting of Roy Landis as he was being transported by officers to the hospital. The incident prompted a formal inquiry into the circumstances and actions of the officers involved.
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Casper
Edwarde
Coromer's
Roy Landis
Eherts
Trate
Why The Meal Was Halted
An elderly country couple visiting the city eat a lavish meal at the invitation of their grandson. The old man struggles with a pickled onion due to having only one tooth left. He asks for a moment to get a grip so the meal can go on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hill
Holt
Cuticura Hand Care Ad Promises Soft White Hands
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for rough red hands. It claims a one night treatment cures chapping and redness with hot water soak and ointment, then bandages. It promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment as globally valued and offers samples by mail from Boston.
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Dept. L
Boston
What a Funny Teacher and the Child’s Insight
A six summers old boy shows a sharp, humorous view on grownups as he comes home from school to find his father reading the daily news. The boy asserts his teacher knows little, prompting a playful exchange about what the father holds in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childrem
Indiana
Apollo News
Bible guidance perplexes student as art tutor comments
A scene shows a student puzzled by praise from the art tutor Mine Brown. The tutor cites a biblical line about not worshiping images to explain the compliment, prompting the poorest pupil to respond with surprise and curiosity.
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Io the
Clase
Fragmentary chatter hints at domestic anxieties and wartime fears
A jumble of quoted lines reveals worries about a large bird and a costly bill. References to war in the Balkans, a doctor’s visit, and a vois about a husband stitching stories together suggest domestic tension and financial strain. The text reads as fragmented dialogue from a gossip-driven page.
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Covey Gustee
Werete
Merrion
Leavenworth, Kan
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Comepanion
Kuuma
George
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Chicago
Wo AL Chark
Montana
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Oliver Iain
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Chorooee
Darrow
McNamara Brothers
Charse Grawieg
Frank M. Styan
International Low Workerewulin
Ortee
Conn
Kan
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AL Cryzen
Vokwe
Idabia
Pti
Clive
Titaha Supreme Court Ih
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Charles
Thoma
Mine Muh Thowas
Senator Thorne
Colorado
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Taft
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Benator Guggenheim
Herold
Mre Jobe LL
Formign
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SPORT
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Elk Jimper
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Christiana
Oscar Mathionen
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Nee
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Mire
Charlee Becher
Sing Sing
Herman Hippenthal
Golf Knights Templar
California
McKinley
Maria A Burdoteen
Sacramento
Io Exmory
Medgar Meer
Cornel
Eugene Meyer
New Orleans
Davin
Wade
News of the
Wyoming Senate
Laneart
Lyman
Claude Tehorwood
Wyoting National Guard
Powell
Ed Gordon
Innel
Hock Springs
Jam A. Dalfy
Bt Mary's Elites
Buadl Leeson
Rome
Nebraska
Kearney
Deetty
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Wyowloe Legaslatore
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Wilon
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Wyomipe Atle Teachers’ Association
Fagoratha
Banbe
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Paeage
Alberta Claire
Pacific
Perry Cooper
Mice Atastesia Iwasivks
Rheridan
Vanees
Geok Clenceta
Adolph Vyteky
Panple
Osborne
Francis E. Warren
State Highway Association
Liggett & Myers
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Dureham
N. C
Duke
Cuux
Neon
Att
Migerss
Ireaea le
St. Louis, Ma
Balkans
Grigge
Dogon
Munyoe
Fealle
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