President Signs Bill To Keep Federal Employees At Work
The measure extends appropriations through July and prevents mass layoffs of civilian and military staff. Taft signs amid congressional delays, with lingering disputes over army and navy funding and wage payments for workers at Charleston Navy Yard.
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Neespaper Jain
Bertie Washington
Legialwen
Conrom
Mhiladelhia
Taft
Congress
Senate
Alexander
Hower Appropriations Committee
Hay
Howe
United States Navy Yard
Charlestons Navy Yard
Witt Coffman
Don Frees
Denver railroad orders 30 new engines for delivery
The Denver and the Grande railroad orders thirty new locomotives. Construction of the equipment will be finished at once, with deliveries expected early in September.
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Denver
Denver & the Grande Railroad
Howet Contende
Locomaloe
Maneuver Funding Granted For National Militia Enlistment
The House approves a 91.55 million appropriation for Manauvera Washington to support a Feeolithin program providing for participation of regular army in encampments and maneuvers of the organized militia across several taloe regions.
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Washington
Alla
Turkey
Itty
Haiti
War Department
General Army
Kaute Nelson
Minnenote
Bill Blocking Interstate Shipping Faces Senate Test
A proposed act to ban interstate shipment of merchandise moving pictures was blocked in the Senate. The measure aimed to curb price manipulation but stalled after opposition argument.
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Washington
Nevada official names clash in rebel report
A cryptic dispatch from Nevada cites Chief Justice Massey and Senator Matney amid a disputed choice for a state post. It mentions Castulo Mestera, a rebel garrison figure, and a claimed Crihushus message describing blowing up four federal troops, with further unspecified details.
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Paw
Tesox
Castulo Mestera
Juces
Crihushus
Ural
Rectiver Belle Telephone Plant in Omaha
The Independent Telephone Company reports its automatic plant at Omaha is undergoing improvements to enhance wire and receiver operation, signaling ongoing modernization of local telephone services.
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Rectiver Belle Telephone
Omaha
Unclear OCR finds in Washington finance report
Fragmentary text suggests a federal financial report with figures like 200,066 and references to Washington. Details are unreadable, with nonsensical phrases and missing names or dates.
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Sam
Washington
Socialist leader to head ticket amid turbulent times
Wester Meeapawer Linen Meme Rerview reports Western Mih related figures including A Mulley set to head the Socialist State ticket for Wrahing tom as headlines recount deadly fires in Kansas and California, racing incidents in Denver and Santa Cruz, and political shifts including Hunnewell mayor Wilkun planning exit from office.
Turbulent funding battles stall key government bureaus
The tariff board dissolved after Congress failed to fund its operations. Senator Works proposed a civil bill amendment for a 1250 dollar appropriation. Amidst wartime finance, forecasts showed a large year end surplus and debates over federal spending continued. The piece also notes casualties and the status of military personnel amid ongoing maneuvers and leadership changes.
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Tariff Board
Congress Haw
Senator Works Haw
Colorado River
Imperial Walled Cabitar Nln
Giant pipe organ unveiled in Tabernacle at Alon
Reports describe a new pipe organ among the world’s largest installed in the Tabernacle at Alon, with details about its imposing size and expected impact on the venue. The item appears amid a broad set of news briefs including political resignations, legal cases, and international events.
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Alon
United States
Anthony Higgins
Delaware
Arnamus Page
Jane
Frederick W. Lehman
United Fontes
Taft
St. Paul
Grand Manan
St. Croix
Calaly
Maite
Drury B. Hadgely
Pheasant Hill
W. Va
New York
Orary
Boston
Philadelpha
Galveston
Norfolk
Guy Hardie
Washington
Ann Boston
R. K Jordan
Cordele
Al Pulver Stops Welle in Third Round at Madison Square Garden
Al Pulver, the New York heavy weight with white hope aims, knocked out Horlandier Welle, English heavyweight champion, in the third round of a scheduled ten. Welle’s seconds threw in the towel after a right body blow as Pulver pressed the attack in Madison Square Garden New York.
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al Pulver
New York
Horlandier Welle
England
Madison Square Garten
Welle
Drutteher
Jay Foert
Hough Meintoeh
Jmwek Johnson
Foreign honors and unrest amid wartime Britain and Canada
Emperor William awards the Order of the Hed Eagle to All aon Vy Armour of New York. Suffragettes loot post offices in England, smashing windows at London control stations and the Reform Club in Manchester. German aviator Herr Behadt dies near Mulhalleen on a military plane crash. A Saskatchewan former resident destroys 20 homes and large portions of a grain economy in a cascade of damage.
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Wiliam
Germany
Aon Vy
Armour of
New York
England
Coatrol Pontartions
London
Reform Club
Manchester
Herr Behadt
Mulhalleen
Willy
Bert Annile
Saskatchewan
Canada
Market quotations for cattle and feeds from Denver shop
The page lists prices for beef steers hay fed pulped fed and corn fed with ranges from good to fair quality. It also shows prices for livers heifers cows and calves feeders and stockers and hay timothy alfalfa and grain products with regional price quotes from Denver and nearby valleys.
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TAO AN Deel
Miscellaneous Markets Report From New York Produce
Market notes list several commodities with steadiness or slight changes including sugar raw at related prices. A stray entry mentions Muscovado and various undefined terms, reflecting a fragmented quotation page from New York produce reports.
Butter and Egge Creamery Rate Details
Fragmentary OCR notes show Butter and Egge Creamery terms with unclear rates and packing figures. Mentions Kanesity Butter Creamery and Egge Eggs with references to seconds and packing weights. Further readable names include Ty Wise and vague product mentions.
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Kanesity
Fkate
Ty Wise
Unclear OCR Item Names St. Lowie Produce Slane Poultry
Fragmentary OCR text mentions produce and poultry firms with scattered words like chickens turkeys ducks geese and a creamery. No coherent event or outcome is detectable from the readable fragments.
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Slane
Bear Pirm
Live Rock and Cattle Market Report Finds Steady Trade
Market notes show native beef steady with calves in car lots at around $5 to $6. Prices listed for cows and heifers near $4.76 to $6.75, with lambs and sheep trading around $5.50 to $6.26. Bid values reflect general balance across cattle and sheep categories.
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St. Laure
Lalrong
Metals Prices Report Show Mixed Copper Tin in Nonspecific Quotes
New York price list indicates copper mostly steady with varying figures for July and August, electrolytic zinc and tin show modest changes, and antimony remains quiet. Shaky OCR yields unclear dates and unit terms.
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New York
Glettr Mit Ity
Lear
Local items from Little Wyoming recount varied small happenings
The column notes Sheridan fire damage estimated at $16,000, Whitcomb Bow Wyoming pioneer died in Cheyenne, roads near Pine and Malte being improved, cornerstone set for Sheridan Odd Fellows building, Midway Mercantile Company incorporation, and telegraph connections restored. Other items include a Po Wyoming Copper Company case, Livestock and wool sales, church cornerstone laying in Wheatland, a drowning accident near Beulah, a water commissioner appointment, and various local mishaps and civic notices.
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Mee Bow, Whitcomb
Wyoming
Chayenne
Tew Odd Pollows
Sheridan
Midway Mercantile Company
News of the Week from Wyoming Western Newspaper
A compact weekly roundup from Wyoming covering local events, culture, and community notes. Highlights unlikely to include major national topics, focusing on residents, small towns, and regional happenings.
Drowning and Lightning Claims Among Wyoming Celebrations
Reported incidents during Independence Day events in Cheyenne Lander and nearby areas include Robert Powter, 20, drowning in Lake Mintohoha while swimming in Cheyenne. Lightning strikes kill Moree and Rider near Lander while a rider is killed by a lightning strike one mile east of a field.
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Erns
Cheyenne
Lander Laramie
Manic
Medeviar
Sheridan
Wyoming Federation
Apeodlanton
Cesenim
Robert Powter
Lake Mintohoha
Moree
Lander
Highining
Big Horn Apple Harvest Grows in Basin County
In Big Horn County farmers report a bumper apple crop requiring early picking before ripening due to abundant fruit. Local growers expect high yields with apples filling orchards across Basin.
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Big Horn
Basin
Big Horn County
Ranger Begins Lonely Vigil on Medicine Peak
Fred J. Miller the forest ranger who works as lookout atop Medicine Peak on the snowy range resumes the lone summer vigil according to Medicine Bow forest officials.
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Medicine Bow
Fred J. Miller
Medicine Peak
Medicine Bow Forest
Pueblo Indians Start League Season in Cheyenne
The Pueblo Indians of the Rocky Mountain League and the La Junta Blues have arrived in Cheyenne and begun the league season there. The Moelio team will henceforth play its games in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
la Midwell'a
Pueblo Indians
la Junta Mies
Moelio
Geo W Fox Pioneer Dies in Wyoming
George W. Fox a pioneer climber of southern Wyoming died at the home of his daughter Mrs James Diann thirty five miles west of Laramie Fox migrated from Ohio in 1808 and helped organize both the territories and the state of Wyoming
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Laramie
George W. Fox
Wyoming
James Diann
Here
Fox
Ohio
Jenkins Seeks New Judge After Prejudice Claim
Warren Jenkins alleges bias and asks for another trial judge. His attorney W J Ross faced threats of jail for improper conduct in court a few days earlier.
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Heyoune
Warren Jenkins
Maraun
Asky
Jenkins
W. J. Ross
No Change to Shoshone National Forest Boundaries
After reviewing all data from boundary examinations, officials decided to keep the Shoshone National Forest boundaries unchanged. The forest's present acreage remains as is, with no eliminations or additions anticipated.
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Cheyenne
Natonal Forest
Asbestos Plant Plans Unveiled Near Glomrock
M A Powers manager of Hocheater Wyoming Asbeston Company and two Eastern Vellets planned a secret trip to Glomrock to finalize development of asbestos holdings seven miles south of town. They intend to erect a mill with five tons daily capacity to be completed and operating by fall.
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Centennial
M. A. Powers
Hocheater Wyoming Asbeston Company
Powers
Burns Gets Experiment Station Washington
Senator Warren reports an additional $3,000 appropriation for a cereal experiment station. A Cheyenne site proved unsuitable, a second farm about 25 miles away near Burns was identified for the work, with shared costs between the state and the department.
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Washington
Warren
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Cheyenne
Department
C. KR. Hall
Not In Position To Talk And Courtroom Quipster
Douglas Fairbanks visits a barber shop where three negro bootblacks discuss women and how to handle them. A Wichita district court case follows with Wallace Baker mocked as unmarried after a misquoted dress expenditure and marital behavior questions.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Chicago
Huh
Hub
Wichita
Wallace B. Baker
Baker
Women Influence Urges Cleaner Streets Movement
Mrs Hewitt in New York urges cleaner streets by mobilizing women, saying their influence is everywhere at work. She adds that many men would not have reached success without wives steadiness, and notes some good in people remains bottled up.
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Edward A. Hewitt
Woman's Municipal League
New York
Murine Eye Remedy Ad Claims Inaccurate Safety Promos
Excerpted lines market Murine Eye Remedy with grandiose claims and dubious testimonials. The garbled text cites patent-like statements and life adages while mentioning Endorsers and a craftsman tone. The fragment includes quips about Rome and a cautionary proverb, ending with assorted unrelated lines about romance and ownership.
Cheyenne Aviator Harold Drinker Promotes Bi Plane Tours
Harold Drinker, once a row at Cheyenne, built a bi plane a year ago and recently staged a duel fight at From ther park. He plans daily exhibitions and a tour through Colorado Nebraska and other western states.
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Cheyenne
Harold Drinker
Fromther Park
Bivinker
Colorado
Nebraska
District Fair for Manville Planned Before State Fair
A district fair for Manville is being organized with Manville-Plane activities in the works for roughly a week before the state fair in Dougiaa. Local plans focus on community participation and coordinated events ahead of the larger Dougiaa fair schedule.
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Manville
Dougiaa
Mor gab Wee abeney health note cigar scene
Fragmentary report describes a financier Mor gab Wee abeney being advised by a physician to quit smoking. A secretary entering his private office observed him smoking again, with a startled remark about his behavior and a cryptic scene involving tobacco.
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Morgen
Ryan
J Pierpont Morgab Wee
Abeney
Éigare
Tee
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Wester
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Muir
Colorido Springs
Abe Attell
Harlem
Tammy
Cowty
Paanver
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Calif
el Pane
Texas
Chiude Wood
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Teller Reservoir and Ireigation Company
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Kila Wilkun
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Sho
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Sioux Palla
Interstiate
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Bureau of Mines
Department of Commence
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Coleeel
Lowle
Army
Jimes Darby
Grey Cove
Pennsylvania Steel Comay
Wiley Mareball
Cabin
Jolticer
Mer Tialitt Os
Halircade
Elo Association of
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Porto Rico
St. Michael
Fort Davie
Alana
Lew
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Arctic Ocean
John C. Martecl
Haskell Guewum
University of Chicago
King Mente
Egypt
Samuel Gowmpert
Frank Morne
American Federation A Labor
Eine Mowthe
SPORT
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Hoge
Aan
Denver Jobters F. C. B
Timothy
South Park
Choles
LO San Lule Valley
Gunnison Valley
Idaho
Cole
Ibe Co
Ares 10
Seen Nee Et Creamerlow
East
Tredmerlos
Ea. Cole
Creamerios
New York Produce
St. Lowie
Vitlet
Sodergreat Lake
Natrona County Lowe
Wheatland
Kilvert L. Matthews
Matthew
Niwr Beulah
Pon Wyomng Copper Company
Ringer
Harry V. Raynor
Newcastle
Barward Thomson
A. A. Spaugh Land & Live Stock Company
Avery
John Burri
Minnehiha
Fort Rukeell
Polo Mountain
Cupale
J. D. Honehan
Rawline
Union Pacific
Itwae
Continental Divide
Walter C. Krug
Hillery
Shickling
Fort Russell
Swan Land and Cattle Company
Laramie County
Isseagon
Harry Powell
Fourth Artillery
Samuel Schickling
Rangi Og
Key Meter
Hopkins
French Creek
Platte Valley
M. W. Baker
Finn Congregational Church
Haw
Topeka
Kana
Bodery
En Miners’ Hospital Fund
Kewmerer
Bell
Ty Wall Street
Triekery
News of the
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Mew
Geo. W. Fox
Pioneer
Burns
Experiment Station
Deuils
Rome
Winslow
I _ al
Vienna
Libby
Bucceeda
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