Currency reform agenda advanced by National Monetary Commission
Washington reports plans to push currency reform with vigor this summer and educate the public on a bill likely to be introduced in December. The commission, led by Aldrich, seeks nonpartisan study, with hearings starting March 22 and tours to major cities to gather views. Bankers favor the bill as legalizing clearinghouse methods. commissioners seek input without firm commitments.
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Washington
National Monetary
Congress
Commission
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Currency Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Ttan
Tim Os
American Hawkers’ Association
Starvation and revolt churn Mexico border towns
Reports from Mi Paso and border regions describe severe shortages causing panic as rebels attack railways and cut telegraph wires. Mexican authorities and federal forces clash with insurgents, with casualties and widespread civilian hardship amid signals of an ongoing revolt.
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Bortha
Mexico
Belf
Sin Correctos
Chihuahua
Besor Pe
M Ime
Noua
Fires, politics, and industry mix across distant towns
A fragmented dispatch reports Western fire damaging a Rush block office in Ban Praneteco and a $100,000 Douglas Alaska fire aftermath. It notes Nevada legislative debates on death row divorce, railroad freight redress in Colorado, Cree planting gains near Denver, and a massive dynamite blast near Kenosha Wisconsin with widespread fear.
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Rush Bluck
Ban Praneteco
Marrienag
Capitol
Earle
el Paso
Nevada
Douglas
Alaska
Houston
Roosevelt
Jefferson Davie
Norman G. Kittrell Declites
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interior Secretary Change as Taft Accepts Resignation
President Taft accepts Michard A. al linger of Seattle's resignation as secretary of the interior and names Walter L. Pieher of Oblcaro as successor. The letter of acceptance expresses regret and denounces enemies of Bal Vinger, while reaffirming integrity and standards of public service amid the retirement.
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Michard A.allinger
Seattle
Taft
Walter L. Pieher
Oblcaro
Bal Vinger
Unclear Text About US Border Troops and Policy
Fragmented report describes US troop deployment to the Mexican border and mentions a possible reorganization. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear references, hindering precise details.
Disappointing Retirement Shakes Racing Circles Amid Milwaukee Matches
The article notes the retirement of Marvey Oldfield for a year and reports results from Milwaukee bouts including Hoh Moha defeating Mike Sullivan and Hearie Henckenschmidt beating Henry Ordeman. It mentions boxing matches in St Joseph and a rifle shooting standings shift in Washington with Ron Morris and Har ron School leading after seven weeks. Gotch returns to mat amid speculation of a farewell tour and Wisconsin athletic programs show growth with John K Richards named football coach and a seven game schedule.
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Marvey Oldfield
Hoh Moha
Milwaukee
Mike
Jake Harada
South St. Joseph
Ribidoux
St Joseph
Maret Seth
Washington
Harron School
Los Angeles
Cal
Morris High School
New York City
Frank Gotch
Bie
Gotch
University of Wisconsin
John HK. Richards
Wisconsin
Taft Urges Broad View for New South Voters
President Taft in a Southern Commercial Congress speech urges young men of the New South to focus on broad political issues and avoid narrow partisanship. Navy and army movements near the Mexican border prompt air and sea readiness as peace measures continue. reports note arrests in a separate murder case and local mail delivery tensions in Kentucky.
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Republic
United States Army
Buford
China
Chinklan
National
Red Cros
Christian Herald of New York
Seattle
Taft
Southern Commercial Congress
New South
Asang Sinang
Pratt
Spn Kooy
Jobe Steele
Stuart Moffatt
Joll
Joby T. Sullivan
Tin
Guantanmont
Pacific
Pedro
San Diego
White House
War and Navy Departments
Foreign Turmoil and Diplomatic Strains Across Nations
A telegram reports Mexican revolutionaries control rail lines around Chihuahua. Berlin warns that Germany may retaliate over decrees without consultation. Chinese famine horrors reach W a s h i n g t o n via Shaoghai consul general. In Ottawa, reciprocity and Canada’s loyalties are debated as Laurier speaks.
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Berlin
Germany
Diet
von Bethmann-Holwee
Curia
Wate
Shaoghai
Ottawa
Buffalo Bill Plans Reclamation of Western Lands
Buffalo Bill Cody contemplates a major land reclamation plan this year after leaving the Wild West show business. Col. Cody aims to secure funds and revive interests in western territories amid shifting investment and entertainment trends.
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Buffalo Bill
Cheyenne
W. FF. Cody
Buffalo Bl
Col. Cody
School Bonds Voted in Cheyenne District
Cheyenne School District No 1 voters approved 60 000 bond issue for new school buildings and equipment with unanimous support and only a few ballots against.
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Cheyenne
Dietriet No. 1
Etmtrie Ioe
Af Almie
Len Ianier
Plans Drawn Backwards For Federal Building
A report states that chief architect in Washington prepared plans so the building front would face the alley. New plans will be drawn immediately to correct the error and relocate the front appropriately.
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Rawlini
Washington
Federal
Rabies Fear Triggers Dog Deaths in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne four dogs with rabies were shot by police as residents grow alarmed. Mayor Freenahen orders impounding unmuzzled dogs while over 150 strays have been killed in two months amid the panic.
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Cheyenne
East Cheyenne
Freenahen
Thompson Knocks Out Magirl in Third Round Match
Sheridan Maurice Thompson of Butte defeated Art Magirl of Montrose, Colorado, by knockout at the end of the third round. A large crowd witnessed the bout scheduled for twenty rounds under the Wyoming Athlete Club auspices. Magirl, a wrestler who recently began boxing, fought at 149 pounds.
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Sheridan Maurice Thompson
Butte
Art Magirl
Longmont
Colo
Wyombing Athlete Club
Magirl
New Wyoming Postmasters Appointments and Resignations
Washington Wyoming postmasters named Clifton Weston county Marlon C. Thoms view C F Farr removed Dole Creek Albany county Burr Longstreth view W C Puckel resigned Orth Converse county John T Moran vice WR Pontius resigned Tipton Sweetwater county James E Greer vice L BE Robinson resigned
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Washington
Wyoming
Poalmaster
Clifton
Weston County
Marlon C. Thoms
C. F. Farr
Dole Creek
Albany
Burr Longstreth
W. C. Puckel
Orth
Converse County
John T. Moran
Pontius
Tipton
Sweetwater
James E. Greer
L. BE. Robinson
Warren Heads Committee in New Senate
Senator Francis E. Warren of Wyoming will chair the Senate Appropriations Committee as the Sixty Second Congress opens. He succeeds Eugene Hale. Joseph A. Breckenridge of Cheyenne serves as clerk. Mondell of Wyoming quits as chairman of the Public Lands Committee.
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Washington
Siaxty
Anil
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Senate
Eugene Hale
Joseph A. Breckeus
Cheyenne
Representative Mondell
Committee On Public Lands
Governor Signs Appropriations Bill Amid Vetoes
Gov. Carey approved the general appropriations bill after listing funded items such as secretary of cattle board 9000 dollars and penitentiary needs while vetoing portions and branding prior vetoes on university, asylum, and state projects. He also blocked changes to bank and trust company capital rules and noted a major land deal in Laramie with state figures.
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Gov
Carey
Secretary of Cattle Board
Adjutant General's
Turmere’ Institute
Migh Clark
Cheyenne
State University
Norees
Evanston
Lander
Bheriday
Mantine
Rock Byrings
Old Hiethorn County
Soam and Trust Companies
Jachthen
Jogo and Friel Companion
Iadian Again Arrested for Bootlegging and Stolen Goods
An unclear report mentions Iadian arrested again for bootlegging related offenses. The item references weed alcohol and a term served in jail, plus a release connected to stolen boats or similar goods, but details are fragmentary and names or places are uncertain.
Wyoming News Briefs Stirring Local Items and Incidents
A roundup of Wyoming notes covers Cheyenne Industrial Club membership bans and fire department leadership changes, Worland waterworks completion, jail escapes from Sheridan, and political actions in Rawlins and the Wyoming National Guard. Also noted are canal surveys, coal mine resumption near Sheridan, Elk protection funding, and various legal and military updates across towns.
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Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Worland
Warhikie
Sheridan
Carey
Wyoming
Edward Taylor
Cheyenne Fire Department
Wesley Britton
W. C.eld
Hie Ranch
Baptist
Laramie
Carbon County
Saratoga
Monarch Coal Mine
Rawline
Fort Russell
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
M. C. Barkwell
Wyoming National Guard
Frank Jack
Clarence Harris
Ohio
Skinner
Shank
Rock River
Chevering Prive
Moggy” Shoels
Kid Mers
New York
Thesvlon
Douglas
Hl. W. Thurston
Bureau of Fleherion
Shoshone
Warren
Panamea
George H. Pigott
Beeond
General Service Infantry
Co. M. Engineers
Myer
Eleventh Infantry
Secretary of State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Frombers
Burlington
North Pacific Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Jackson's Hole
Vielily
Sheridan County
Joonph Weet
Harve Love
Jato Bial
George Harrison
Int
United States Civil Service Commision
Perview
Wrview
Washington, D. C
Perone
Wye
FM Armethong
Ninth Cavalry
Warren Nee
Will Windeaver
Fasting Record Surpassed by French Murderer Granie
The French murderer Granie starved himself for 63 days until death, surpassing Giovanni Sucti’s 45 day fasting. Warders failed to force feed. The tale compares with a 100 pound pig entombed 100 days in a chalk cliff and later revived.
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Granie
Wardera
Giovanni Suct
Royal Aquarium
London
Dover
W. B. Carpenter
Postum Proclaimed Helpful For Digestive Relief
A nineteenth century testimonial claims Postum coffee substitute cured indigestion after seven years of coffee use. The letter from Stanley Browne praises Postum’s digestive benefits and warns against coffee’s allegedly harmful effects on the stomach and nervous system.
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Stanley Browne
Matta
Codrea
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Henry Epting
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Wulelde
Shipont
Pleasant Prairie
Wie
Abraham Huef
San Prangleco
Denver Forestry
Everal Nebaraska
Aeweral
Ty Clerce
Rata
Nevada @ California Power Company
Tonopah
Dupont
Nomott Company
Moawant Wrairie
Kenowha
Poet Office
Denver Oateald
Taylor
Bamay
Ehalraan
Cas Sa
SPORT
Perloue
Paraguay
Uruguay
Tayoeeville
State Department
United States
Meteo
England
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New
Lelroy Chamt
George Kilty
Iadian
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