Kendrick Visits President Wilson and Wyoming Stock Show
Hon J B Kendrick recounts visits to President Wilson and officials including Secretary of State Osborn and Portmaster General Thorpe. He praises Wilson, describes the New York trip, and extols the Chicago International Live Stock Show with high Wyoming participation and a top Hereford bull sale at 2100.
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Wieklor
Jones
Wilton
Tie
John E. Osborne
Folk
The
United States
Mr. Osborne
Very Huey
Wyoming
Rorleson
Alett
Thirleson Ie
Texas
Warren
Mendell
Sreator Clark
New York
Chicago
Tiew
McChomney
Bvanston
Cook
Montana
Acceptance of Girl Finds Man After 14 Months
San Francisco story of civil engineer and oil field expert Plonkett traveling to Topeka to claim a bride Miss Forrestt accepted his fourteen month delayed proposal by letter The letter traveled across Europe Asia and the Orient before finally reaching her as he left on an overland train to the east
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San Francisco
Cal
Pee
Herry
Europe
Miss Forrestt
Plunkett
Totter
Orient
Korea
Manchatia
Miss Forreste
Pacific letters trace engineer across distant ports
A letter crossed the Pacific repeatedly with an engineer, traveling from port to port. Phinkett reached Los Angeles yesterday and at the port office collected Mina Porreatt's letter. The envelope bore many notations in Chinese Japanese Korean and other languages. Mankott had an hour to reach the bound train and telegraphed Topeka woman that he was en route as fast as steam could carry him.
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Pacific
Phinkett
Lins Angelee Yeaterday
Mina Porreatt
Mankott
Eteam
Cheyenne High Plans First Basketball Game Of Season
Cheyenne High School basketball team prepares for a home opener against Rawlins tonight at the gym. Coaches emphasize signals and practice as they select the squad from several applicants. The team boasts strong material and hopes for a busy schedule with trips through central Wyoming to towns like Casper and Wind River districts.
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Cheyenne High School
Ripper
Cheyenne
Cy HS
Sesson
Tander
Casper
Wyoming
Bobsled Ride for Fire Boys
A false alarm from Box 16 at Union Pacific yards yesterday morning tested the fire department. No fire occurred during the weeklong storm, and Chief Ed Taylor had runners ready to move wagons once ponds became impassable.
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Fire Department
Union Pacific
Ed. Taylor
Shoemakers report wood-using industries rise
Twenty tatns have published reports of their wood using industries, noting the rise in activity and implications for craft and trade.
Parcel Post Weight Limits and Zone Rates Announced
The bulletin from the Washington post office department authorizes parcel post weights up to fifty pounds in first and second zones from January 1. Zones three to six see higher limits and tiered rates. after March 16, 1914, books eight ounces or less cost 1 cent per two ounces or fraction, with regular zone rates above eight ounces.
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Fust
Washington
Gibbons Floors Ferns in Two-Round Knockout
New Orleans boxing match ends in a decisive second round as Mike Gibbons of St. Paul floors Wildcat Ferns of Kansas City, nearly knocking him out in the late round. The bout took place in New Orleans amid strong action and crowd attention.
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New Orleans
Dee
Wildcat Ferns
Kansas City
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Gibbons Stops Ferns After Battered Welterweight Bout
In a ten round welterweight clash Gibbons floored Ferns three times in the first round and again in the second. Ferns beat the count twice before succumbing to a final hook at the nine count. Both fighters weighed in at welterweight limit.
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Ferns
Gibbons
Puck Absorbed by Socialist Paper in New York
Puck, the comic weekly, is taken over by the Masses a socialist monthly. Joseph Keppler founder at about thirty five years ago remains president with Adolph Schwarzmann as vice-president.
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New York
Puck
Masses
Joseph Keppler
Adolph Schwarzmann
Keppler
Concern
Schwarzmann
Alfonso in New Role Revises Reporters Dispatch
Paris dispatch reports Alfonso of Sprig taking interest in press coverage of his visit. He walked with reporters and, in one exchange, personally revised a reporter's dispatch correcting small details.
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Alfonso
Paris
Alfonso of Sprig
Currency bill seen as curb on clearing house power
The New York World argues that clearing house banks in Washington push to crush a trust and that Treasury interference with public funds to aid absorption shows the need for currency reform. The piece asserts the currency bill would end treasury meddling and curb powerful private influence over banks.
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National Capital
Secretary of the Treasury
Wall Street
Treasury Department of the
United States
Treasury
New York World
Kalich Sees Curtain Rise Again for Romantic Drama
Bertha Kalich and F. C. Whitney test the idea that romance on stage can return. Kalich has produced Rachel, a costume melodrama based on the life of the famed French actress and adventurer from the revolution era.
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Bertha Kalich
F. C. Whitney
Mme Kalleh
Rachel
Mug
Kalleh
Yeallam
Mme Kalich
Rachela
Opportunity for Road Engineers in Highway Development
The article discusses the growing need for road engineers to manage poor material and ensure lasting roads through careful planning and supervision. It notes county engineers often lack full legal control, with road projects financed by bonds and overseen by county officials, and calls for engineers to study and adapt to improve road construction nationwide.
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Texas
High Cost of Poor Reading Affects Commerce Policy
Willem Hedtald of Pron for Whee cabinet warns that inefficiency from bad roids costs $300,000 yearly in commerce. He argues reforms will raise costs for farmers and prompt policy actions to curb waste and mispricing, while urging coordinated measures to improve output.
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Willem Hedtald
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Rayo
Continental Oil Company
Colorado
Albugreeque Cherenne Bucs
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Rawlins
Chian
Gaby Deslys
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Golden Prairie District
Golden Prairie
Federal Land and Securities Company
Burns, Wyo
Wyo
Socialist Paper
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