Man of Influence in Wyoming Gains Washington Position
The editorial lauds Senator Kendrick for securing 5S. G. Hopkins as assistant secretary of the interior, deeming the appointment pivotal for western states and Wyoming’s influence. It asserts Kendrick’s Washington clout after six months in office and praises Hopkins as a strong representative aligned with local progressive sentiment.
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Wyoming
Washington
Congress
Kendrick
G. Hopkins
Sertien
Lively Primary For Warren Seat Sees Mondell And Hay Run
The Wyoming contest for the Warren Senate seat heats up as Mondell and John Hay enter the race. Mondell cites long service and experience while Hay, a Rock Springs banker, emerges as a wealthy, popular candidate with broad influence. The outcome hinges on Republican primaries and party backing.
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Rock Springs
Mondell
House of Congress
Jack Clark
Mr. Hay
We Can Get What We Can Amid War Profit Quotes
A Missouri board of inquiry hears an Ilinda coal mine operator say profits rise without limit during war. He argues prices are controlled by widespread independent farms and units, warning of hidden monopolies and implying public tolerance is shifting against coal price manipulation.
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Ilinda
Missouri Board of Inquiry
United States
Father Seeks Movie Mad Son Roy Hapgood
Police search for Roy Hapgood a young New Yorker who left wealth and comfort for a westward life. He traveled from New York to Kansas City seeking the wild country and pictures of it. His parents own a fine home on the Hudson.
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Roy Hapgood
Metropolis
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Hudson
Roy
Kansas City
Freezone de Toll corn relief promises instant relief
A Cincinnati inventor markets Free Zone a tiny bottle that halts toe corns and foot calluses with a few drops. The ad claims instant soreness relief and easy removal of hard and soft corns or corns between toes without irritation.
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Cincinnati
Man vanishes after Briggsdale trip to Cheyenne
A young man left Briggsdale for Cheyenne and has since disappeared. His father, a Cheyenne resident from New York, is trying to locate him but efforts have been fruitless.
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Cheyenne
New York
Messenger Boy Faces Settlement Charges
Arthur Higgins, a messenger, was fined for drunkenness in police court yesterday morning. He was later returned to the saloon interior where police say he assaulted Higgins, and he failed to account for most of $36 found on him after a party.
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Tome Strone
Elages
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