Cheyenne Contiguous Country Development Plea
A letter argues for developing lands adjacent to Cheyenne, citing the federal dry farming program, water for irrigation, and local utilities. It praises the federal and state support, including the department of agriculture, a power line project, and the influence of the Cheyenne Electric Power Company, urging residents to populate nearby lands and boost agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gordon
Cheyenne
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Greeley
Electing Power Company of
Cheyene
Crow Creek
Colorado
Dr. Cook
BE. M. Watson
Wyoming
Plire Bluffs
Hebert
Burns
Hillsdale
Union Patlie
Burlington
Cheyenne Electric Power Company
Government Farm
Democratic push for Philippine independence debated in press
The looming Democratic rise to power sparks discussion on Philippine independence with calls for a stable local government and a guaranteed transition. Reports cite support from leaders, possible early self government, and a path to full independence within eight years under a guaranteed treaty framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Washington
Maniln
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Emilio Aguinaldo
Spain
Funston
Alands
Inca
Washington Dispatch
New York Sun
Philippines
Henry
House Rules Committee
House
Pres
Champ Clark
Democratic
Philippine Islands
New York Evening Post
Nine Inches Of Water Per Acre Encourages Colorado Crops
Fort Collins Colo Nov 6 Irrigation expert Prof V M Cone of the Colorado experiment station says nine inches of water per acre annually could yield as good or better crops than eighteen inches under current practices He urges soil knowledge leveling land preparation and timely water delivery to optimize use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado
V M. Cone
Colorado Experiment Station
Agricultural Eollege
Cone
Brieger
Menara
Laine
Munts
Poudre Valley
Arkansas Valley
San Luis Valley
Charles A. Lory
The
Agricultural College
Aon
John L. Armstrong
Paul Rothi
United States Reclamation Service
A. R. Honnold
United States
Reclamation Service
College Chapel
R. F. Walter
Denver
Jack Frost Castle Christmas Gift Guide
Advertisement text from THE LEADER promotes early shopping and gift lists for Christmas. It urges leisure in giving, avoiding overwork and stressing thoughtful gifts. The piece cites a longstanding "Book of Gifts" and notes distribution with a 1912 copyright note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Grain supply shifts show mixed wheat and corn totals
Bradstreet's reports mixed changes in grain availability US and Canada see total drops in wheat for the week while corn totals rise in the US and Canada. Notable gains include Manitoba and Portland Maine while Louisville and Port Huron show declines. The Canada visible wheat total sits at 15.215 million bushels, down 2.721 million.
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United States
Mack.ies
Canada
Europe
Manitoba
Portland
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Loulaville
Port Huron
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Weekend
The Weather Bureau in Washington D C reports indications for Wyoming show fair skies on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Sickles and wife to reunite at Fifth Avenue dinner
Gen Daniel E Sickles and his wife reportedly reconcile after a bitter estrangement following a mortgage settlement. Their daughter Edna Sickles Crackenthorpe and her husband Dayrell Crackenthorpe arrived from England, with a possible dispute over a fortune in the will of George G. Sickles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel E. Sickles
Fifth Avenue
Sickles
Dynamite Trial Reveals Seiffert Letter In McNamara Case
Indianapolis reports that H G Seiffert of Milwaukee cited the seven word phrase pretty hard to do anything to it in a letter to John J Mc Namara a month before a Milwaukee dynamite blast. Reddin denied knowledge and said he sent Clinton Iowa construction news and reports of Milwaukee and Green Bay explosions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Herman G. Seiffert
Milwaukee
McNamara
William E. Reddin
Seiffert
John J. McNamara
Reddin
Clinton
Iowa
Green Bay
Wis
Through Trains From Northwest to Gulf Reach Pueblo
Pueblo officials announce the Orth Junction extension of the Burlington will soon be finished enabling through trains from the Northwest and Yellowstone park country to the Gulf of Mexico via Pueblo. Labor shortages slow progress but completion is expected shortly after January, boosting ore shipments to local smelters and increasing daily freight through Pueblo yards benefiting regional business.
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Pueblo
Northwest
Yellowstone Park Country
Gulf of Mexico
Orth Junction
Burlington
Wyoming
Colorado & Southern
Archbold Impeachment Hearing Focuses on May Testimony
In Washington during Judge Robt W Archbold's impeachment trial the cross examination of W OA May general manager of Hill side Con and Iron Co probed his motive for recalling a Katy Didculm bank contract. The defense suggested the recall followed a Washington investigation into Archbold's conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
D. C
Robt. W. Archbold
Commerce Court
Archbold
W. OA. May
Erie Railroads
Hillside Con and Iron Company
Katy Didculm Bank
Br. J. Williams
Archboli
May
Washington
Wilson's 16th and last report as US Agriculture head
Washington December 4 Secretary Tama Jim Wilson veteran head of the Department of Agriculture submits to President Taft the annual report detailing sixteen years of farm wealth growth from 1 billion to over 9.5 billion and a rise in farm employment publications and education support through agricultural colleges and experiment stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama Jim Wilson
Agriculture Dept
Washington
Wilson
Taft
Inez
United States Department of Agriculture
Dette
Department of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
Ita Public
Germany
France
Great Britain
Ireland
Italy
Jury Deadlock in Maggie Au France Case Sparks New Trial
The federal jury could not reach a verdict after deliberating from Thursday noon to yesterday morning. Six jurors favored acquittal and six favored conviction on initial ballots, prompting discharge. A resumption and new trial are set for Monday morning amid reports of added government evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Au France
Secret Service
Constantinople Horror Tales From a Returning Seaman
Quill Jones described a besieged Constantinople as a pesthouse lit by fires where burning dead are disposed of in pits. He spoke of refugees and wounded in carts, fires along roads, and a populace clinging to fatalistic hope that the Allies would fail to take the city.
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New York
Constantinople
Quill Jones
Koenig Albert
America
Aerophle
Horth
Lewis
Attinople
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Contiguous Country
Jack Frost Castle
Santa Claus
Wireless
J. P. Pallon
Bradetreet
Gen. Sickles
H. G. Seiffert
John J
W. AL May
Witness
Erie R. R. Coal Interests
Maggie Au
Orient
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