Wilson Dominates Democrats as Liberals Lead
The piece argues that liberal faction led by President Wilson controls the Democratic Party while Republicans mimic opposition. It cites Taft praising Wilson’s messages yet questions income and excess profit taxes as factors in rising costs, noting Congress’ resistance and the push to support Wilson’s policy program.
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Wilson
Washington
Republican Publicity Association
Congress
Selphim
Taft
Senate
League of Nations
Wade
Mae
De Valera Visit Sparks U.S. Anxiety Over Irish Rebels
The Springfield Republican cautions that thousands of Americans follow De Valera’s progress with concern. It questions radical Irish leaders in America and warns that supporting De Valera could disrupt British rule and draw the nation into wider conflict.
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Springsfield
de Valera
America
Ireland
British Empire
Ireland Cries for U S Aid as Irish Move Gains Heat
The article warns that Irish agitation could provoke a showdown with Britain if it gains momentum. It cites Mr De Valera and Edward Carson and suggests America might intervene as it did for Cuba, provoking debate over U S policy and realism over romance.
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England
de Valere
del Valera
United States
George
Edward Carsons
Paris
Adda
America
Ireland
Cuba
Spain
A Prince of Givers: Carnegie’s Vast Philanthropy
The article credits Andrew Carnegie with immense charitable impact over two decades after his death, noting his funds built 2,811 libraries and funded the Carnegie Technical Institute and the Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. It acknowledges praise and critique of his methods and fame, while highlighting his faith in money’s power and his Peace Temple aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Philadelphia
Carnegie Technical Institute
Pittsburg
Carnegie
Philippines
United States
Hague
Goat Milk Praised For Health and Economy
Goats produce two to three quarts daily with about five cents cost, their milk closer to human milk and free of tuberculosis germs unlike cow milk. Physicians favor it for feeding children. Dispatches note New York Bryan supporters expect him as 1920 Democratic nominee. conjecture questions if candidacy equals nomination.
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New York
William J .Bryan
Britain may cede West Indies to United States
Report says London and Washington weigh cession of British West Indies to the United States as partial payment of Britain’s war debt. If acted, Bahamas and Bermuda would likely be included, preserving naval bases near the American coast for potential future wars.
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British West Indies
United States
Great Britain
London
Washington
Bahamas
Bermudas
British Islands
Denmark
Spain
Mixed Column Snippets Reflect Social Tensions and Global Topics
The column surveys labor disputes with striking actors sued by theater managers, Charity including Carnegie giving $350 000, and rising prices driven by wartime sacrifices. It notes the Prince of Wales as a welcome guest, stresses China’s foreign missions, aviation smuggling risks, Armour damning U S wealth, and a cross country walk by Mrs. Franklyn.
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Themre
Andrew Carnegie
Prince of Wales
Saxony
Sweden
J. Ogden Armour
United States
Seattle
Franklyn
Illinois
New York
Alaska
Sunshine and Weather in Wyoming Draws Warm Praise
The piece extols Wyoming climate with towns named after sun related terms and declares the state a roof of the world. It notes sunny skies, comfortable heat moderated by a willful wind, and Cheyenne temperatures claiming mild warmth while other regions suffer extreme heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundance
Wyoming
Packers Inclined to Corner Industry
The federal trade commission described the packing industry’s tendency to diversify into related lines, urging the separation of stock ownership and refrigerator cars from packers. Commissioner Colver warned that packers have moved into wholesale groceries, production of substitutes, and related goods, expanding into markets beyond meat.
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Washington
William J. Colver
Courthlassing
Senate
Abi
Emarfiller
Golver
Fes Feertimi
Parker
Ftsalf
Lincoln Unions to Establish A Co operative Store
In Lincoln Nebraska fifteen labor organizations plan a cooperative store to buy and sell necessities and cut living costs. Roy Maley and J Hamilton of Monida Maine are in the city for a brief stay.
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Lincoln
Neb
Roy Maley
Hamilton of
Monida, Mepl
Notice to Contractors for Wind River National Forest Project
Sealed proposals for constructing sections 5 6 7 9 of the Wind River project in Washakie and Teton areas will be received by the Bureau of Public Roads in Beaver Colorado until May 24 1949 at 2 00 PM. Bidder qualification required experienced and responsible. Work includes clearing rock excavation common excavation stucco masonry paving log cribbing and drainage structures across 144 acres 3950 cu yd rock 155600 cu yd earth 5700 cu yd rubble masonry 1800 sq yd paving 4400 sq ft log cribbing and multiple spans. Awards may be by whole or by section depending on bids and conditions.
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Wind River National Forest
Washakie and
Teton National Forests
Fromcont
Lincoln
Bureau of Public Roads
Dept. of Agriculture
Beaver
Colorado
Clinic Establishes Cheyenne Babies in Healthy Condition
The second station of the baby clinic run by the Wye Public Health Association and the Red Cross was held yesterday at Cortolt School. County nurse Mies Glarle Avery and city nurse Mins Huth Gnilfell led the event with Dr Walter M. Lacey offering exam and advice. Many babies were examined with most found healthy. some needed treatment for defects. Today the clinic moves to the Jotrmon School at 2 pm for parents with children under six, offering free medical guidance and literature.
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Secon
John D
Miners Drive Out Alien Agitators in Tonopah District
In Tonopah and Divide districts all mines closed after workers and operators conferred for a $1.00 per day raise per shift. A report says alien agitators who led a miners meeting yesterday left town, allegedly from Arizona, as an adjustment was sought within hours.
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Tonopah
Neh
Divide
Mae
Arizona
Three Couples Take Out Marriage Permits
Three marriage licenses were issued Saturday to John William Embten and Lila M. Liero of Denver, Ray Juff of Gillespie, and Louise Hansaman of Patterson, reportedly with others pending as the ceremony plans move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willam Embten
Lila M. Liero
Denver
Ray Juff
Gillespie
Wye
Louise Hansaman
Patterson
Fire destroys Butte warehouse. $100,000 loss
A blaze of unknown origin swept through the Tiyan Prail company warehouse in Butte Montana causing $100,000 in damage. The building and large quantities of stored food were destroyed.
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Asseriated
Butte, Mont
Tiyan Prail Company
City to discuss storm sewer plan with J A Whiling
City commissioners plan a conference with J A Whiling to review his proposal for a municipal storm and sanitary sewer system. The council recently authorized 300 000 bonds and has received several bids but not chosen an engineer yet. Whiling’s plan includes a complete city grade rework at no extra cost, plus a preliminary survey estimated to cost about 4 000 with a three month timeline.
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J. A. Whiling
Ppro
Whiling
Mmf. Whiting
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France
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Mra
Nat Ee ‘Couch Division
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