Nonresistance debate and defense spending forecast
A World article discusses nonresistance by Mennonites and Quakers, recounting a tale of a policeman’s conversion. It argues aggression must be met with resistance and warns that U S defense plans will require big taxes and tariffs, risking public resistance and higher costs. The piece cites the New York World.
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National Defense Expenditure Estimates For Congress
The submitted estimates propose about 152 million for the penny and 211.5 million for pay, totaling 3.0 billion for defense. the figures exceed last appropriations by 124 million. Two elements in Congress await any move on this measure of national defense funding.
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The Banking Habit Promotes Thrift in Agriculture
The Greenville Banner cites the Atlanta Constitution praising thrift and saving over constant borrowing. It argues that farmers gain prosperity by keeping money at home, investing in profit bearing ventures, and adopting diversified farming practices.
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Big Gains In Expansion Campaign Leaderboard Update
Entrants to the Trade Expansion campaign show notable weekly gains with many contestants posting marked improvements. The leader held a strong position through the period, reflecting broad participation and heightened activity across the field.
Campaign standings reveal strongest weekly gains
The report shows No. 18 with the greatest weekly gain of 256 440 votes, followed by No. 28 with 245 200 votes. No. 40 registers 169 105 votes as the third largest gain, with overall weekly tallies listed for multiple contestants and totals reaching over 570 000 in aggregate votes.
Popular Stars to Headline The Alternative Film
Arthur Maude and Constance Crawley co star in The Alternative a three part modern society drama by American Film Company for Mutual program. This marks their first joint standout screen appearance in a serial production with Meual Pictures.
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Rolla Walla’s Political Role Questioned in St Louis
Fragmentary text reports a candidate tied to Rolla Walla and a promise to present a report at a university event in town. It mentions a treasurer associated with a Democratic group and a past governor’s federal reserve post in St. Louis, with ambiguity about who would succeed him.
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Inauguration of Rivet Ald Prompts Mining Legislation Debate
The passage discusses the 1901 act by Governor Stone compelling anthracite mines to care for injured workers. It outlines duties of mine foremen to assist, treat, and transport the injured, including duties on wrapping, medical care, and reporting, with penalties for noncompliance. The piece notes mixed support among operators and labor advocates.
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Wyoming City Briefs Creeping Through Page 3 Notes
Cheyenne Elevator and local businesses report activity with listings for corn and oats prices. Attendees include Judge Raymond of Newcastle and Judge Tidball of Laramie visiting the state capitol. Plays feature Bushman and Beverly Bayne at the Lyric with full houses. Harold Ford travels to Pigqua, C for a death in the family. Under-sheriff Pat Jayce and Deputy Viabell inspect horse tripe. Local merchants Mitchells and OTH advertise goods. Horgeret and Terrill receive commissions. Torrington banker J. W. Seow visits Cheyenne for state house business. Don’t miss the Wyoming Poultry Exhibit on December 14.
Yuan's Plans for Seating Himself on Dragon Throne
Peking reports a convention will decide whether to restore monarchy in China. Yuan Shi Kai expected to become emperor, with Pu Yi deposed boy emperor to surrender throne and treasures. Yuan urges education, resources, and military development as core policy.
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Laramie County Indebtedness Certificates Due Payment Notice
Notice from County Treasurer Ray K Olds states all certificates of indebtedness issued by the Laramie County Commissioners from January 1 to January 31 1915 registered with the county treasurer will be paid on December 11 1915 or as soon after as presented at the treasurer's office.
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Public Land Sale Notice for William Daugherty Parcel
Department of the Interior announces a public sale at Cheyenne Wyoming on January 19 following William E F Daugherty’s application Serial No. 013418 for SE% SE 1/4 Section 32 Township 15 North Range 66 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Minimum bid three dollars per acre.
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Wyoming
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New Incorporated Companies In State
The Bluebird company authorized noncapital stock of 50,000 in the state capital includes incorporators Poow Mets Nicholson B C Slart C M Pi patrick and Elmer I Todd. The Bank of Lovell with 20 capital stock lists incorporators Snyder J M Snyder Ada Mat Snyder H4 Hela F Ogburn T Clark George FE Abbott and 4 D Johnston. The Western Tithe and Loan Co also incorporated to lease a 10,000 capital stock for agencies abstracting real estate and loan business in Big Horn Basin with founders W W Murphy 1 Piteparr! and John P Arnott.
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George FE. Abbott
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W. W. Murphy
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John P. Arnott
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