American machine tool orders rise on new overseas demand
American manufacturers report rising new orders for lathes and tooling as European buyers push for expansion. J Massel, en route to South America, will review needs there. Pratt estimates total orders could reach 800 100 000 if current growth continues. plant leaders expect 24 hour operation for two years.
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Pratt
J. Massel
South America
United States
Mone
Ilas
Germany
France
England
Interesting figures from geological report on Wyoming land
The thirty fifth annual report of the director outlines public land withdrawals in Wyoming for the reporting year and totals across the United States. It notes coal land transfers, mineral and water withdrawals, forest reserves, and mapping progress affecting long term land use and homestead entries in Wyoming.
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Rinter Gelogical
Wyoming
United States
SOS Geres
Iy Horn
SA Nere
Moorcroft
Oss Eres
PowersMe
Reciprocity the Magnet of Commerce
The article argues that permanent trade requires reciprocity with foreign partners, urging the United States to buy more from Central and South American countries to sustain export markets. It cites a Peruvian diplomat noting US merchants focus on selling imports, and predicts a gradual shift toward a more selfless, broader approach as tariffs drop and foreign buyers gain priority.
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Central
South America
Europe
United States
Tina
Tts
American Tools Used By Warring Nations
Edward B. Pratt head of the United States bureau of foreign and domestic commerce says one year of war in Europe will add 7.7 billion dollars to America's foreign trade. He based his remark on consuls and commercial agents abroad and on official reports.
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Edward BE. Pratt
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Europe
United States
Pratt
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Mr. Pratt
Medusas Head in Governmental Finance
The piece critiques U S government budgeting and reform history, arguing 1906 measures froze efficiency data, stifling improvement. It attributes the stance to Taft Efficiency Commission findings and labels reforms as failures from a Democratic perspective. The author laments waste and argues for better reporting and accountability.
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Washington
Executive Department
Congress
Perseus
Medusa
Republic
Taft Efficiency Commission
St. Louis Republic
Sturdee to sweep Atlantic against German raiders
The article reports a naval Anglo Allied plan with Admiral Sturdee to sweep the Atlantic for German raiders as part of broader wartime actions. It notes continued coverage from page one and mentions related diplomatic proceedings and health briefings, including a dispatch from The Hague.
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Sturdee
Atlantic
Cold wave grips nearly nation with widespread freezing
The weather bureau reports cold conditions across the country for at least 36 years in today's forecast. Subzero readings appear in the northwest and freezing extends into the gulf states, with snow flurries in the upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys and the Great Lakes region. A disturbance west of the Rockies brings snow in the plateau region and heads toward California.
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Washington
Dept
Weather Bureau
Northwest
Gulf States
Mississippi and
Ohio
Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic States
Rocky Mountains
Pegiog
California
Bethany College President Survives Campus Shooting
On Bethany College campus in Bethany West Virginia Reverend Thomas W. Cramblet 52 president of the college was shot and seriously wounded by Howard Woods. An eye witness said Woods fired a double barreled shotgun after a dispute over work Woods was involved in. Cramblet is expected to recover.
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Bethany
W. Va
Dee
Thomas W. Cramblet
Bethany College
Howard Woods
Woods
Cramblet
Mutineers In Irons On British Ship
In San Diego six mutineers were placed in irons after a cabin mutiny aboard the Philip Dudhope. The ship escaped detention as U S immigration officials debarred the second officer and cook. The mutineers claimed they could not be compelled to sail during wartime. The captain questioned if any would refuse, prompting seven to step forward.
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San Diego
Philip Dudhope
Cook
United States
Two Men Shot Dead in Theatre Crowds
Salt Lake City police report a double homicide inside a city theatre after a man named Hutchinson killed his companion William Houghton. Hutchinson then turned on Officer James Anderson, who shot and killed him during the escape attempt. The motive is linked to a prior threat involving a woman.
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Salt Lake City
Hutchinson
William Houghton
James Anderson
Hutchinsen
Anderson
Sunday State Leader Mossy Metropolitan Paper in Wyoming
An archival Wyoming edition of a Sunday State Leader features a metropolitan paper's heritage and role in local news. It reflects the era's journalism style and significant regional reporting reach.
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Want Ad Melium
Wyoming
Sunday State Leader
Four Year Old A Bold Burglar
Store detectives trailed a four year old who dropped a toy horse and tin wagon from under his coat while leaving a South Chicago shop. The child led to an abandoned barn where two fourteen year old boys were captured and goods valued over $1,000 stolen from area retailers were recovered. Police seek other gang members.
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Chicago
Public funeral to mourn long serving representative Payne
Washington tradition marks a rare public funeral for Serana EB Payne who served 30 years in the House of Representatives. The assembly will honor her with a solemn ceremony, the first public funeral in 15 years.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Serana EB. Payne
House
Two More Killed By The Mexicans
Two more persons were struck by bullets from the Mexican side today and tonight near Naco Arizona. One trooper was slightly injured and a Mexican woman was hit in her home. Villa troops under Montorena report they wounded a soldier in the besieged town. Artillery reinforcements from El Paso are moving to protect Americans. Maytorena agent says Maytorena has not received orders from Gutierrez to stop operations.
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Naco
Artz
Villa
Montorena
el Paso
Maytorena
Gutierrez
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