Leasing Bill On Congressional Vote Amid Oil Land Debate
Congress considers a leasing bill on oil gas and coal lands as part of economic restoration. Senator Welch of Montana introduced the measure with support from the public lands committee chair Senator Myers of Montana. The measure faces delays as key senators may not act until after holidays, with adjournment and calendar constraints shaping its path.
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Weleh
Montana
Senat
Myers
Mentena
Washington
Special Congressional Party
Hawaii
Porteer
Myers End Alto
Kendrick
Aeaeure
Pamice
Belgium
Seon
Hoth
Macall
Toreley
Kenrick
Kengen
Wilson
Dardiy
Water power bill moves to senate committee
Senior Walth authored the geverstlensine Bill and has drafted a water power measure now before the senate committee on police laws. The committee has not yet had a chance to consider it but it will be among its first actions.
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Walth
Senate
F Committee On Politie Lawa
Cottonseed Cake Shortage Hits Rock Springs Ranchers
Rock Springs reports a cottonseed cake shortage harming cattle and sheepmen. Protests travel to the Wyoming delegation and to Food Administrator Hoover as winter looms with a poor hay crop, risking reduced feed for herds. Export embargoes from Texas limit available supplies, worsening hardship for livestock owners.
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Rock “Springs
Tee
Hoover
Texas
Wyontwe
Amiesa
Rancher Injured After Horse Steps Into Hole Near Wheatland
In Wyoming near Wheatland John Murra’s ranch figure, Mer Borne riding as saddle horse, stepped into a hole and fell, injuring Burns who was thrown to the ground. Burns suffered severe abrasions and internal injuries while Lip Key reported no broken bones.
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Wheatland
Wyre
Dee
Wreacote
John Murra
Mer
Burns
Double Tracking Upgraded Line From Evanston to LeRoy
It is reported that work will begin immediately on double tracking the Union Pacific from Evanston to LeRoy a distance of twenty seven miles. F C Money chief engineer will supervise and dispatch several gangs to the job. Work from Evanston to Wasatch is currently delayed.
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Wro
Unilon Pacific
LeRoy
F.C Money
Wasateh
A World War Ideals Clash and German War Analysis
A critical survey links World War I to a battle of ideals and governance. It contrasts self‑reliant democracies led by England and France with dynastic empires subservient to authority. It traces the spread of liberal, humanistic principles and the call for an international law based on liberty, urging Americans to understand the German messaging and motives behind the conflict.
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England
France
America
Ted
Bourke
Chatham
Fox
Havre
Lafayette
Turgot
Beaumarchais
South American
Republice
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Webster
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Gladstone
Morley
Bryce
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Lamartine
Thiers
Gambetta
Amerca
Germany
League of Honor
German Thought Collections and Their Sources in Prewar Adolf
This article notes a compilation effort that gathers German ideas from prewar sources to show the dominance of dangerous concepts. It references several major collections and acknowledges aid from libraries and universities in Minnesota Harvard Yale and others.
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America
Germany
Notestein and Stoll
William Anderson
Rupert Lodge
Mason Tyler
University of Minnesota
James Wallace
St. Paul
D. C. Munroe
Princeton
George A. Sellery
University of Wisconsin
H. Hull
Cornell
Guernsy Jones
University of Nebraska
Guy Stanton Ford
Reichstag
Andler
Wilam Archer
Nippold
Minnesota
Morvard
Yale
Denver Man Posing as Governor Aid Investigates School Poisoning
Fort Collins dispatch reports a Denver man, invited by Sheriff Cook, visiting Franklin and Laurel School teachers and posing as Governor Gunter’s special representative to investigate alleged poisoning of five individuals.
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Fort Collins
Cook Charles Obley
Denver
Franklin and Laurel
Gunter
Obley Impersonates Officer in Fort Collins
A man named Obley, once in Fort Collins guards, impersonated a military officer to speak to schoolchildren about lunchbox poisons. He wore an old uniform and conducted speeches, sampling lunches during the probe. Authorities allege lack of authority and mental unfitness in the deception.
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Herd Obley
Obley
Fort Collins
The
Guards
No Action Taken in Sheridan on Regulating Saloons
Sheridan Wyoming December 10 The saloon men failed to meet yesterday afternoon or evening to discuss Governor Houxs letter to the mayor. With Mayor Church not planning immediate action the saloon men may also sit tight pending further developments.
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Sheridan
Sheridan, Wyo
Houx
Church
Fresh cough syrups sold at prewar prices
Mrs. Mary Kisby of Spokane writes that Foley's Honey and Tar stopped her lagrippe cough and helped her recover. The ad promotes ready to use cough medicines, claiming lower costs than homemade mixtures and less leather or mess, with widespread availability.
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Mary Kisby
Princeton Ave
Spokane
Wash
Foley
Motorist Has Narrow Escape at Railroad Crossing
Nhock Springs New Hampshire December 10 John VYlinen an employee of Workingmen's Commercial Company had a narrow escape when his car was hit by a train at a railroad crossing between 1 and 2 o clock Sunday night. The impact blew off the rear wheels and damaged the car while VYlinen was thrown clear. He sustained a facial cut and a bruised right leg and was sent home where he remains confined.
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Nhock Springs
Wye
John Vylinen
V Vivien
Examination 18 Held for Wheatland Postmaster
Civil service examination will be held at Douglas on December 12 to fill the Wheatland postmaster position succeeding M. R. Merritt. A notice at the Wheatland postoffice lists applicant qualifications and requirements. Many applicants expected due to the desirable salary for the office.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Douglas
M. R. Merritt
Cure All-Example Patent: Quick Relief Tonic
Advertisement of a purported remedy promising a cure for com in one day using laxative bromo quinine with a money back guarantee if ineffective. States E. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box and mentions refunds.
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E. W. Grove
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