Need for New Wyoming Legislation in 3n January Session
A call for broad legislative reforms in Wyoming notes the oil industry as the state’s top business and urges studying Texas Oklahoma and Kansas laws. It highlights direct primaries, new judicial districts, and a commission form of government while criticizing the county attorney system and law enforcement underpay and graft risks.
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Wyoming
Texas
Kandae
Oklahoma
United States
Wyoming district attorneys and law enforcement reform
The text argues for electing a single district attorney for the entire judicial district in Wyoming, replacing county prosecutors. It asserts independence from local influence, enables impartial state-level prosecution, and questions the cost and effectiveness of maintaining many county offices. It urges legislators to consider this reform as a remedy for enforcing laws.
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State of
Wyoming
Proposed Democratic Measures After Election Victory
President elect Wilson is urged to call an extra session to push Democratic economic policy. Proposals include repeal of protective tariffs, new duties along Democratic lines, general income tax via three fourths state ratification, stronger Sherman anti trust laws, financial system reform, and free access for iron ore pig iron and sugar.
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Wilson
Congress
Denver Horse Show Aims To Top Previous Stock Show Pageantry
Denver horsemen prep for the annual horse show linked to the National Western Stock Show opening January 20 at the big amphitheater stockyards. Promoters expect this to be the greatest boree show ever staged in Denver. An auto party of O L Walker Miss Booker and Mr and Mrs Allen Kimball toured Casper Enjoying the picture show and returning home late. They traveled in Walker s car and only encountered trouble at Dry Muddy crossing where it was necessary to put gem on the rear wheels.
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Colorado
Denver
Stock Yards
O. L. Walker
Miss Booker
Mra. Allen Kimball
Casper
Mr. Walker
Natrona County
Gem
University lands could greatly increase revenues, says editor
The Laramie Republican argues university lands should be managed by the university with close oversight to serve the institution. It states large land interests require careful handling and could yield substantial revenue increases for education.
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Laramie
Local Glenrock News Briefs Highlight Town Movements and Events
Glenrock updates report residents from the Park delivering provisions and Squire Taylor planning carpentry work at Anson ranch while Vic Gonsalves secures a baling contract and buys a baler. Local trades include Newsome installing a glass front, Paint work on Chas Padden’s store and the bank roof. Country news covers turkey prize at bowling, threshing shifts between Fenex and Gillen ranches, family moves to town, and post office duties while Miss Morgan rests in Cheyenne.
The Modern Woman and Social Change Debate
An oblique commentary discusses women’s roles and spending, citing a preacher’s view on heaven attire and the politics of voting. It questions gender norms and points to evolving attitudes about women’s place in society and public life.
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Kates
Ays
Wen Fulke
Hallets and Rockefeller Voice on Contentment and Evolution
A fragmented note discusses contentment urged by Rockefeller and contrasts with wage advice. It mentions debates on human evolution from trees and reflects on gender roles and public perception. The passage hints at a coroner's jury inquiry in Washington, with unclear details.
Negritos: Original Natives of the Philippines
Dr Philip Newton of the National Museum argues the Negritos are the archipelago’s original inhabitants. He notes they survive in mountain districts, few in number, with simple huts, no clothing, and a hunter gatherer lifestyle.
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Selentiat
Philippines
Philip Newton
National Museum
Weehington
Talande
Philippine
Doctor Newton
Herebt
Mulder
Luzon
Revealed Truth Strains Married Life in Waves of Lies
Marie learns from John Walesburg that their marriage was built on falcon pretenses. He admits he knew she was not in real danger during the beach rescue and confesses the truth that may shatter their happiness. The exchange unfolds with emotional tension and moral burden.
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Marie
Daner
John
College Girls Fashion: Simple Wardrobe for Freshmen
An early 20th century style guidance urges freshmen to dress modestly in plain tailored outfits and sensible hats. It cautions against elaborate ensembles and noisy fabrics, advocating quiet taste over showy attire for new college women.
Cane passes through generations to Governor V
Fragmentary tale traces a ceremonial cane moved from Jack Kimeweelf to Oliver of Portland and then to his son George W Oliver. The cane, in the Oliver family for 67 years, is believed to be on its way to Princeton with Mr Otis and sent by an errand to Governor V.
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Glenrock
George W, Oliver
Portland
Gre
Oliver
Jackson Kimeweelf
Princeton
Otis
Change in Gamble's Luck
George Gamble, manager of Pere Marquette fast freight, recounted a string of fortuitous finds in hotel lobbies. He retrieved a green wad from a dog’s mouth in Wichita, then another near a clerk's desk, and finally a third in a Cadillac lobby before a vendor returned it.
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George Gamble
Gamble
Pere Marquette Fast Freight Inc
Kansas
Mr. Gamble
Soother Hotel
Cadiilac
Mr Gamble
Fragmentary dialogue hints at household chores and social dining
A truncated conversation between speakers mentions dishes, washing, and eating in a domestic setting. The fragment suggests social norms around hosting and kitchen duties as a character named George might notice the chores.
Ethical clash looms over medical conduct and charitable aid
A physician notes a patient fears kleptomania and a lawyer suggests sending him to the doctor. The exchange hints at an impending ethical clash between medical obligation and legal ethics within the profession.
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Gauser
Togel Protession
A Real Treat and Readable Riddle on History
A cryptic prompt asks about a domestic history of a mystery figure, referencing a spore and a playful twist on names. The line hints at a historical query wrapped in a riddle about a person linked to a real treat.
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Prien Company
W. Pretsv Telephone 100
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Univer
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Chas
Aly Grant
Squire Taylor
Anson Ranch
Charley Newsome
Vic Gonsalves
Geo. Stilphen
Glenrock Mercantile Company
Chas. T. Padden
Fritze Maze
Walter McClure
Lewis
Sutphen
Turkey
Martin
Fenex Ranch
Gillen Ranch
Boxelder Park
Miller's
Foot Hills
J. E. Higgins
California
E. Morgan
Myrtle
Mildred
Cheyenne
Miss Morgan
Doliam
Rockefeller
Tf Sone
Negritos
Hubby
Neft Shore
Aly
Smeerett & Tevey
Heblitente
Murray
Torres
Andy Daekeen
Andrew Dagkees
Jowney's Chocolates
Smokehouse
Popular Mechanics
EACY
Nepakrs
Popular Mechanics Co
Weshingtos
CHICA
George
Brunswick
Guy D. Halsey
The
Blake Miller Co
Nicolaysen Lumber Co
Schuttler
Mitchell
Fremont
McCormick
Florist
Barnett Sennett Co
Berts
A. Robertson
Second Avenue
Kiacic
JNO. Myer
J Amsey
Isham
Grand Central Stables
Automobil
West Second Ave
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