Rule of right and justice in tariff and labor reform
President urges broad national partnership to reform tariff toward steady downward adjustments and curb private interests. He calls for inclusive banking reform with merchants and farmers, Philippine governance in trust for natives, and vast waterways and merchant marine development as national investments. He stresses conservation and Panama Canal urgency.
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Wilson
United States
America
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Missinsippi
Great International Highway and national educat
The speaker argues for a decisive naval and industrial push to build ships, cut reliance on foreign routes like the Suez Canal, and promote agriculture and vocational education. The aim is an entangled free government serving the people, not private interests, with a call for courage and public service.
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Suez Canal
Democratic Party
Wingwiii
Jon Lin
Tribune Organizing Pioneers' Society Nine Years Old
The Wyoming Tribune reports Cheyenne pioneer residents continue efforts to organize the Pioneer Society. Mrs Ohnhous notes she attended the formation nine years ago and holds her membership certificate. Mrs W Gutterman remains active. Aims to have Willie Deming allow the pioneers to continue their work.
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Tribune Organizing Pioneers’ Society
Wyoming Tribune
Cheyenne
Charles Ohnhous
Uncertain phrase on defects among U S schoolchildren
Washington bulletin cites that out of about twenty million schoolchildren, over 75 percent need attention for physical defects. One in five have defective vision and many suffer heart trouble, spinal issues, dental problems, enlarged tonsils, or breathing difficulties. Bowler B. Thompson visits briefly.
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Washington, D. C
United States Bureau of Education
Property Sold Satisfies Local Auction Terms
A property sale was completed with terms to settle within 10 to 60 days. The notice lists T and Co and 21 Plains Hotel and a contact phone 152 for further inquiries. Mention of Window Glass and The Fherman Co appears as related entities in the sale notice.
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T & CO
Plains Hotel
New Method of Tartar Education Seen in Constantinople
Ishmail Hoek One prinsky, editor of Terjoman, reports on efforts to introduce a phonetic reading system in Mohammedan education. The method replaces Arabic letter spelling with sound syllables, promising faster literacy and enabling broader instruction. It faces opposition from traditionalists. The system will spread from the Constantinople Normal School for Teachers to elementary schools nationwide.
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Constantinople
Ishmail Hoek Oneprinsky
Terjoman
Russa
Onteide
Ruwela Aa Baring
Thay
Ita
M. Gasprinsky
Rusela
Crimea
Donjon of Vincennes Open to Public in Paris
Capt. de Fossa oversees opening of the Vincennes donjon once used for military stores. The 160 foot high keep has 10 foot thick walls and 327 steps. Inside were 60,000 muskets and 100,000 sabres from the First Empire, now replaced by relics tracing 700 years of history.
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Napoleon
Donjon
Walla
Capt. de Fossa
A VII
Vincennes
Philippe Auguste
Sevres
Emery backs good roads tour from Laramie to Salt Lake City
E L Emery returned from Salt Lake City after a road improvement trip from Laramie by auto. He was accompanied by Roy Schench and others from Omaha and Nebraska groups. Mayors and officials joined the journey and praised the roads though heavy in places. Rawlins was named for the next mid summer boosters meeting.
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Utah
BE. L. Emery
Salt Lake City
Laramie
Sute Mobile
Mr. Emery
Roy Schench
State Immigration Bureau
H. EB. Frederickson
Omaha, Neb
Commercial Club
Frederickson
J. A. Shoemaker
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Emery
First color printing in America tied to Carlisle Pa
A volume presented to the Cumberland County Historical Society confirms Carlisle as the site of America’s first color printing. Archibald Louden of Carlisle published Travels In the Holy Land in 1813 with early color work praised as nearly perfect. The Louden family, longtime Carlisle printers, remain associated with the craft.
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William B. Bigler
Dallastown
Cumberland County
Jerusalem
Charles Thompson
Archibald Louden
Carlisle
Louden
Young Republic
Archibald Ooodust
Car
Editor Shanghied: A Cheyenne editor’s police joy ride misadventure
Clark McClurg, city editor of The Cheyenne State Leader, visited Laramie with police after a hoboes chase. He boarded a patrol car for a short ride, then rode for miles, ending back in Cheyenne with a cash short tale and a pledge to avoid further police joy rides.
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Laramie
Clark McClurg
The
State Leader
Cheyenne
Boomerang
Capital City
Otto
Expert Teacher Inspires Pupils With Curious Mastery
A seasoned educator sparks student interest by blending rigorous explanation with engaging demonstrations. The master teacher cultivates inquiry, guides discovery, and raises expectations for learning outcomes in the classroom.
Electric ranges showcased to Cheyenne women visitors
Women and men attended a Keefe Hall demonstration by Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power on electric cookers. Flowers decorated the hall as Irma Corcoran and others handed out booklets while Mesdames Mackley Franson Avery and Hollenbeck cooked with the new range.
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Keefe Hall
Swagger
Pisins
Mesdames Mackley
Bird
Franson
Avery and Hollenbeck
Messrs. .Woolbridge
Holland
Hahn
Kansas Senate nomination race remains unresolved
Late returns from yesterday's primary fail to decide the winner for the Kansas Senate seat. Governor Stubbs and Senator Curtis both claim victory, and the official count will determine the nomination for the seat now held by Curtis.
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Topeka
Kan
Stubbs
Curtis
Senate
Sugar Hearing Concludes in Denver Officials Next Step
Sugar hearing in Denver ends after three days. The Bugir hearing conducted by the Government here concludes this afternoon. A further hearing will begin in Denver on Monday.
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Denver
Salt Lake
Knights of Pythias Round Trip Tickets From Cheyenne to Denver
Colorado and Southern torround trip fares for Cheyenne to Denver on August 6 7 and 8 1912 valid until August 18. Tickets priced 4.25 dollars tied to Supreme and Grand Lodge meeting. Information via H D Dyer agent Cheyenne or T E B Fisher G P A C & 8 Ry Co See Stevenson for all kinds of wiring. Telephone 696.
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Cheyenne
Way
Denver
Colo
Supreme and Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
H. D. Dyer
Ry, Co
Wyo
T. EB. Fisher
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