Wyoming’s 1914 Epoch Marks Growth and Prosperity
The article predicts a new era for Wyoming, noting rising immigration, revived towns, expanding agriculture and stock farming, growing dairy industries, and abundant bank loans. Oil fields draw foreign capital, while railway expansion is expected to bring new lines. The toneforeshadows lasting prosperity and national attention.
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Wyoming
Toto
Willows
Rockies
Mast
Middle West
Banking Bill Aims at Regional Reserve System Control
The article outlines a proposed banking and currency bill favored by the Wilson administration. It envisions regional banks, a central board, rediscounting of paper, and gradual currency replacement while retiring 2 percent bonds. It notes anticipated approval by President Wilson and timing for passage in Congress, with emphasis on emergency provisions and the role of regional bank control. It also discusses a political aside about a Leadville land office appointment and remarks on women's custody of funds.
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Pew
Banking and Currency Committee
Wilson
House
Congress
Senate
Aldrich-Vreeland
Washington
Leadville
Annie G. Rogers
Lane
Ahs
Mra Rogers
United States
Ias
Philoscphera
World-Herald
Lane aide’s blunt words spark Interior clash
Secretary of the interior K. Lane defends a controversial safety plan as critics call it flawed. The exchange highlights tensions within the department over policy stringency and accountability.
Man loses arm in attempt to jump speeding train near Altoona
In Altoona Pennsylvania on April 29 John Meredo of San Francisco leaped from a window of the Atlantic Express as it sped eastward toward Lily and the mountains west of town. He failed in the suicide attempt and lost his right arm, severed by the moving train. Meredo was noted by railroad workers as a "railroad beantry" and described as suffering from a temporary aberration affecting those traveling long distances with little sleep and meals.
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Altoona Pa
Atlantic Express
Lily
Here
John Meredo
San Francisco
Meredo
Railroad
State Leader Wants Ad Medium in Wyoming
The State Leader calls for an advertising platform in Wyoming's midland area, seeking 4i as a potential medium. No further details provided.
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Want Ad Midium
Wyoming
Rugged recollections of Guse Neck Holler life and labor
A first person reminiscence traces rural hardship and religious belief in sheep herding life. The speaker reflects on soil, crop prayers, past struggles with making a living, and the changing landscape of Guse Neck Holler as part of a broader view of work, religion, and community.
Akron Considers Turning Batchel College Into City University
Akron evaluates a $400 000 transfer of Batchel College to become a municipal university with free tuition for qualified city students. The plan preserves the liberal arts name Buchtel College and aims to integrate technical and professional training for youth, enhancing city government use.
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Batchel College
Akron
Ohio
United States Bureau of Education
Corporation of the College
Arkon
College
University of the City of Akron
Buchtel College
McMicken College
University of Claginnatt
Japanese man dies in protest over California bill
Chicago dispatch reports Larrie Kum a Japanese national killed himself in protest of a California anti alien land bill. He had arrived from Denver a week earlier and showed strong interest in the measure. The note about a selfawade man and a love game is unrelated fringe content.
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Chicago
Larrie Kum
California
Denver
Ex Hawkeyes of Park to Picnic
Former Hawkeyes living in Park county plan an Iowa picnic this summer. The gathering aims to renew old acquaintances and recreate the classic grove picnics once held along the Wapsipinicon Nishinabotna and Skunk rivers. All Iowa alumni may join the refreshments committee.
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Park County
Iowa
Stop Kicking in Towns for a Better Home Ground
A short civic exhortation urges residents to stop disparaging their town and kicking it around. It argues that a welcoming, unified community attracts outsiders and investment, contrasting critical talk with hopeful, constructive behavior to build a stronger hometown. Wichita Price Current.
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Wichita
Easter Time in Old Mexico and Chancery of New Jersey Notices
A vivid reminiscence describes Easter rituals in the Sierra Madre region near Tula with processions, religious rites, and Judas burning spectacle. The second item announces a June hearing in New Jersey for The Prudential Insurance Company of America to convert from a stock to mutual company, with notice to stockholders and policyholders.
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Sierra Madre
Mexico
Colima
Jesus
Tula
Ferreria de ‘Tula
Chancery OF
New Jersey
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Stork
Ite
Prudential Insurances Company of America
Stockafe Insurance Corporation
Stock Life Insurance Corporation
Mutual Life Insurance Corporation
Edward D. Duffield
State House
Trenton
United States
Edmonton
Easter customs in Brittany pagan to Christian rites
In Brittany Easter traditions honor prehistoric stones and link church ceremonies with local customs. Giant paschal tapers symbolize the approaching spring, and ancient firewatch practices are tied to the season.
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Brittany
February Railway Earnings Show Slight Rise Over 1912
United States railways reported February totals per mile with operating revenues at 1015 dollars, up 5.3 percent from February 1912, while expenses rose 2.4 percent to 259 dollars. Taxes reached 46 dollars per mile, up 5.7 percent, leaving operating income at 212 dollars per mile, about 1.8 percent higher year over year.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Railway Economcs
Star Railways
Interstate Commerce Commission
Middle West
South
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Frevktin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
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Kruke
Siesty
Hank
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Los Angeles Times
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Victoria
Beritish Colum
Winnipeg
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Fraderiero
New Brunswick
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Beotla
Toronto
Ontario
Quit
Quebec
Regina
Dominion of Canada
RE. R. Walker
Stockgroverg National Bank
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