President Taft presses for tariff revision and reciprocity plan
The President, after a plan to curb politics in tariff talks, aims to revive the wool schedule and push permanent tariff board action. He expects Congress to aid scientific tariff revision, with Wool and textile schedules under review and a push for Canadian reciprocity and permanent board status.
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Columbia, & C
Prsident Taft
Payne Aldrich
Washington
Democratic House
Senate
Statyaocomes Congress
Watt
Tarifhond
Howard
Rot Page
Mesawne
Emery
Sanders
Heyoold
Telegraphers Strike Threat Looms Across Ohio Route
Telegraphers threaten to strike on the Chicago to New Orleans line via Ohio as a labor dispute escalates. The union cites rest periods and overtime pay as key issues, with a possible walkout over proposed 35 year extra pay terms.
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Ohio
Postal Savings System Shows 2 064 Depositors in 48 Offices
The postal savings system reports 48 offices with 2 064 depositors and 101000 dollars total deposits. Loadville Colo Anaroida Coeur d Alene and other towns list depositors and balances including 162, 260, 71 and 2958 dollars. Total average balance per depositor stands at 6 54 dollars.
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Weelermeithee
Lowle
Dew
Mmport
Bitchcock
Loadville
Cola
Anaroida
Mont
la Ace
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
le Ain
Mayor Johnson in Serious Condition in Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson, former Cleveland mayor, remains in serious condition after a relapse. Doctors report his status as critical but stable as family members stay at his bedside.
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Mayer Johnson
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Unclear text fragment from Carnegie NY notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions New York Carnegie and Kipless employees, but lacks coherent events or dates. No discernible action, organization, or outcome can be determined from the readable words.
Western and national topics mix in a fluid, chaotic dispatch
A sprawling summary mixes politics and global issues. It notes a Nevada Senate motion, a vote by a Western assembly, and foreign investment in Mexico. It laments famine in Labrador and mentions a new San Francisco political group, a Spokane city government plan, and a Paris expert. It also reports rail and statehood debates with Roosevelt, Lorimer, Kell, and New Mexico.
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Nevada
Senate
Joreign
Mexico
Labrador
Jeninsula
Permelew
Chadita
Eae
Amateur sports carnival at Rowland and Mexico unrest
The piece notes a Rowland amateur sports carnival amid political upheaval in Mexico with reports of railway and telegraph damage, sieges, and displaced families. It mentions US officials monitoring revolts and potential Mexican unity talks while vigilantly guarding the border.
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Rowland
London
Mitaiewippi River Power Company
Honda
Adelard Aquin
Montreal
Hall
Etretcher
Mexico
Cal Sitage
Chimbva
Sonore
Washington
Ding
United States
Ottond White
Militia Report Delayed as Strike Threats Loom in U S
The piece notes militia members in Texas not to report before April 1 as government action targets a large strike in the metropolitan area. It cites Labor leaders and officials discussing central strikes, warnings of mass mobilization, and political friction over federal versus state control in forest and public affairs.
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Texan
Thertrwetion Gampe
Chret Week
Bannel Gompermn
Adwiican Federation of Labor
New York
Representative Lafferty
Oregon
State For Eatry Board
Train Kills Wyoming Sheepherder in Rail Yard Tragedy
A Wyoming sheepherder named Reino Finnes was killed after being struck by a train in the railway yards. Officials in Thermopolis report Congressman Monde Dell has agreed to attend a planned amendment delivery if arrangements allow.
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Kawiinw
Reino Finnes
Mexico
Mortgages Tax Status Clarified by State Commission
Cheyender State Tax Commission rules mortgages including chattel and real estate are taxable following a recent Legislative act. County officials are notified of the change and must apply the new assessment rule.
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Cheyender
State Tax Commission
McGill Ban
County Mann
Wyoming Hotel in Hudson Burns. Losses Hit 12000 Dollars
The Union hotel at Hudson near Lander was destroyed by fire along with Booth Harry’s drug store and Bertignolia and Bitterbush’s saloon. The ten mile east of Lander coal town suffered about $12,000 in losses. the hotel belonged to James Hall.
Editor in Jail Over Printing Plant Fire Charge
Cheyenne charged with setting fire to his printing plant at Guernsey. B Ethridge owner of the Guernsey Gazette is jailed here. The charge is made by Calvin W Williams editor of the Hartville Uplift and owner of the Gazette building. Ethridge denies guilt.
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Cheyenne
Guernsey
B. Ethridge
Guernsey Gazette
Calvin W. Williams
Hartville Uplift
Gazette
Ethridge
Ad Wolgaer Retains Heavyweight Title in L.A. Bout
In a tough fight in Los Angeles Ad Wolgaer outlasted Geo Memele across eight of nine rounds to retain the world heavyweight championship. Memele showed grit but Wolgaer controlled the center, landing cleaner blows and avoiding serious damage to secure the victory.
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Geo. Memele
Lon Angeles
Ad Wolgaer
Streams Filling Early in Cheyenne Region
Warm mountain temperatures push flood water into streams earlier than normal. Snowpack remains abundant except on the watershed Cheyenne relies upon for its water supply.
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Cheyenne
Old-Time Method Revived Ends in Jury Exoneration
Hasing Ka A Sherrard shot and killed Wes Britton in a duel to the death in an unsighted room. The jury exonerated Sherrard and granted him freedom. Public opinion approves, seeing Britton as a future troublemaker.
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Hasing Ka A. Sherrard
Wes Britton
Sherrard
Ieybull
Britton
Uncertain Missouri Pacific future amid board meeting in New York
No successor chosen for Missouri Pacific president to replace George Gould as of March. Directors meet in New York, leaving Gould likely to remain in office. Theodore Roosevelt criticizes canal policy while Taft and Littleton play golf in a partisan sketch.
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Missouri Pacific
George Gould
New York
Gould
Taft
Martin W. Littleton
Republicmnn
Pallure
Patama
Theodore Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
England
Pao
Milwaukee Socialist City Council
Chicago Real Eetate Board
Cook County
Refuse Compensation Cheyenne and Phone Franchise Standoff
Property owners in Cheyenne seek settlement over a dispute with Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company. The city canceled extensions after the franchise expired nearly a year ago and offered a new franchise with compensation for rights. The company refused the terms and has operated without legal authority, leaving outlying buildings without telephone service.
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Cheyenne
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Hubbard Ditch Project Financed for Cody Area
A major irrigation proposition, rivaling the Oregon basin project, moves forward. Funds totaling 500000 to 600000 will finance the Hubbard ditch plan, with work to begin soon under Chicago capital involvement and a previously formed partnership led by A. A. William.
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Hie Holdings
Chicago
Louis Lake Irrigation and Power Company Formed
A new company named Louis Lake Irrigation and Power Company is incorporated to irrigate about fifty thousand acres and supply water and power for mines at South Pass Miners Le Hebt and Atlantic. Construction is planned with a steel water pipe from Louis Lake area in the Wind River mountains to a reservoir near Midison, funding estimated at one million dollars.
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Lows Lake
Washington
Annapolis
Loule Lake
Gouth Pass
le Hebt
Atlantic
Louis Lake
Wind River Mountains
Miudsom
River Battle Foe Declares Land Claim Moves
A report details confrontations around land along Rock River with Eastern farmers led by Ree River F C Howler. The group, joined by Pennsylvanian settlers, plans to farm on both riverbanks and has begun claims to lawful holdings amid tensions.
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F. C. Howler
Pennsylvania
Rock River
Wyoming update items cover wide state notes
March actions include issuing water works bonds in Little Wyoming and a $66,000 amount. Obituaries report Richard Hartley, 77, of Loramie. Inspectors praise Centennial post office. Autograph copies reach Caroline Lockhart of Cody. Elk drives planned for Jackson Hole region. Laramie stock yards expand with eight new sheep pens. Lovell bank reorganized under Roy J. Covert. Rawlins death of Aleino Florez, Mexican sheepherder. Sheridan to fund a $60,000 theater. State sheet commissioners elect F 8 King as president. Thermopolis officers named. Beeb leads Thermopolis Booster Club. Oil lake forms near Hudson coal field. Wyola wreck ruled due to company negligence. Shoshone irrigation contracts to reclaim arid lands. Carneyville coal drilling reports and Monarch vein search. Park County votes $45,000 for a new courthouse with April 18 election. Cheyenne election supplies secured. Ninth Cavalry en route to border maneuvers.
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Haein
Loramie
Richard Hartley
Plorence Powell
That City
Jennie Ware
East Lake City
M. M. McClellan
Cheyenne
Han Juat
Centennial Post Office
Miaw
Caroline Lockhart
Cody
Wyo
Me— Smith
Wyoming
Saratoga
Jackson's Hole
Laramie
Lovell
Roy J. Covert
Merchants’ National Bank
Billings
Mont
Rawlins
Aleino Florez
Mexico
A. J. Hamy
Kirby Opera House
Sheridan
Chicago
Wyola
Thermopotia Booster Club
A. W. Bebb
Howard Jenkins
FF. Tuttle
W. J. Sisk
Henry Cottle
B. H. Morrison
Stewart Kennedy
China
Birchley Ranch
Carneyville
Carney
Board of County Commissioners
Park County
Court House
Benator Sawyer
Torrhetion
Wiseton
Lew County
Goshen
Peruna Helped Man Recover From Severe Grippe
Mr W Hounley of Tony Point Tennessee describes a five year battle with a severe cold that developed into la grippe and tonellitis. After trying eighteen months of remedies a doctor recommended removing nails but he avoided it. One bottle of Peruna improved his throat soon after, and he continued using about a dozen bottles to complete his recovery.
Suspect insult sparks prison guardhouse joke
Private Leahy questions how a private would be treated if he called a sergeant a consated little monkey. The sergeant says the private would be put in the guard-home. Leahy notes a private would not be punished if the sergeant were the one insulted, and the exchange ends unresolved.
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Leahy
Donahue
Barmaids in South Australia Face Shortage and Wage Rise
Barmaids in South Australia, once banned two years ago by parliament, may still work if registered. Now about 400 remain, creating stiff competition and pushing wages from 25 shillings to 23 pounds a week. Hotels report a halt in receipts as barmen fill gaps.
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South Australia
A Food Story Makes a Woman of T0 One in 10000
The widow of a famed editor and political leader recalls a 70 year old woman who grew stronger after using Grape Nuts. She describes years of digestive trouble from corn meal cereals and milk until switching to Grape Nuts three years ago, crediting the product with relief and blessing.
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Obie
Politica
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Haskell
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SPORT
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Aregle Trust Company
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Arte
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Grand Caen
King
Haw
State Board of Sheet Commissioners
de. C. EB. Verry
J.T. Wertz
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