New Method Of Making Steel Strength Tested By Michelson
Professor A A Michelson announced a new steel treatment before the National Academy of Sciences claiming finished metal would possess several times current strength. He described the metal's action at the rupture point and demonstrated a bar that withstood increasing forces, suggesting potential for stronger fortifications skyscrapers bridges and tools.
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Michelson
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Monument proposal stirs Cheyenne and Laramie debate
The Larairie Republican reports secretary George B. Walker of the Cheyenne Industrial Club backing a proposed monument to the author of the Credit Mobilier. Walker says his earlier suggestion was misinterpreted and that Laramie may be a more suitable location for the memorial.
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Laraie
George B. Walker
Cheyenn Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Walker
Laramie
Credit Mobilier
Laramiy
Here s to Hanway Merry Christmas Num in Nutrousa County
The Nutrousa County Tribune issued a festive Christmas number last week under J E Hanway. It showcased news and artful display advertising worthy of a metropolitan paper. The Leader congratulates Weather Hanney on enterprise and spirit for aiming to run a standout paper.
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Nutrousa County Tribune
J. E. Hanway
Leader
Weather Hanney
Splendid Paper The Leader Praised for Pre Christmas Issue
The Leader receives many compliments for its twenty page issue last Sunday praising makeup typographical art and good taste. It credits skilled master printers and designers as the force behind a paper described as artisle rather than amateur work.
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Artisle
Wyoming Sees Flour Aid to Belgium From State Votes
The article notes Fenater Schmidt would have been counted out under prior rules, and Jefferia would have been counted in, but new law requires returns to both the secretary of state and county clerks. It also reports Wyoming plans to ship at least five carloads of flour, about 200,000 pounds, to Belgian relief, reflecting Governor Carey’s reports and contributions.
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Clews
Henry Clews
Congress
New Haven Railway
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Sam
Pennsylvania
Elbert Hubbard
Fenater Schmidt
Jefferia
Secretary of State
Hoox
Carey
Wyoming
Atlanta Tragedy Investigated After Callaway Death
James P. Callaway, a popular Atlanta businessman, was shot dead at the home of William B. Carhart after attending a social function. Carhart testified he fired in the dark, mistaking Callaway for a burglar. a jury acquitted him, prompting wide attention.
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James P. Callaway
William B. Carhart
Callaway
Calla
Carhart
Distance exaggeration in hunting range estimates in woods
C L Gilman notes many hunters inflate long shot distances after the event, using personal verification from wood walking. He recounts testing range by pacing, finding real wood lines and trees obstructing shots, with 60 yards as maximum aimed distance in his work. He argues long shots occur mainly hill to hill, not level forest shots.
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Daily News
C. L. Gilman
Minneapolis News
Mistletoe Guessing Game At Christmas Party
A Christmas idea suggests hanging a large piece of mistletoe from the chandelier with scarlet ribbon. Guests are asked to guess the number of berries on the branch, and the closest guess wins the prize.
Tender Want Ad Department Reaches Cheyenne Wires
The live telephone lines to Cheyenne connect to the Tender Want Ad Department. This notice highlights the department’s reach and the importance of direct communication for classifieds.
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Cheyenne
Tender Want AD
British push under mines and Balkan troop moves noted
A dispatch from Berlin reports Russian losses cited by Temps at over 1.6 million with 600,000 prisoners. Tokyo notes the Oxford captured by Britain and the Cormorant entering Guam harbor as part of World War I coverage.
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Temps
Paris
Tokio
Oxford
Indian Ocean
Cormorant
Guam
Ladrone Archipelago
One Killed in Rock Island Wreck Near Northfield
Northfield Minn Dec 14 One person was killed and about 30 injured eight seriously when Rock Island passenger train No 62 wrecked eight miles south of town late yesterday A broken rail caused the accident Edith Wheeler of Waseca Minn a teacher at Northfield was killed when the chair car toppled and hurled her through a window Sisters Esther and another Mercy Sister at St Clara college Sinsinawa Wis were among the seriously injured
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Northfield
Minn
Rock Island
Here
Edith Wheeler
Waseca
Siste Esther
Sister of Mercy
St. Clara College
Sinsinawa, Wis
Reports on Kaiser Contradict Health Status in Europe
London reports conflicting on Emperor William II. Amsterdam telegrams say he improves and may leave for the front this week after dining with Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg and General von Kessel. Geneva reports claim he must undergo an operation when recovered and cannot return to the front for several weeks.
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London
William
Amsterdam
von Bethmann-Hollweg
von Kessel
Geneva
Switzerland
Thomas F Ryan Hurt by Fall From Horse
New York December 14 Thomas F Ryan spent today in a large armchair in his Fifth Avenue room with his torso tightly bandaged after a horse fell on him. Three ribs were broken.
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New York
Thomas F. Ryan
Fifth Avenue
Leader Want Ads Draw Large Morning Crowds
The Leader Want Ads attract hundreds of readers each morning who scan the page for profitable bargains and opportunities. The steady stream of shoppers suggests strong community demand for classified listings and local deals.
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