West backs Osborne for interior secretary in Wilson cabinet
The Carbon County Journal notes broad western support for J B Osborne as cabinet candidate. Western editors argue Osborne, a western man with business success and West knowledge, has the best chance to win the interior secretary seat, while the East pursues its own picks.
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West
Wyoming
J. B. Osborne
Osborne
Secretary of Interior
Forest Service
Carbon County Journal
Deadheading a Monopoly at Panama
The New York World argues against canal construction that would aid a coastwise shipping monopoly protected by tariffs. It claims the project violates a treaty with Great Britain, costs about 400 million dollars, and harms U.S. interests by enriching a monopoly and harming national honor.
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Panama
Great Britain
United States
Hemisphere
New York World
Sheridan workers push home trade in Cheyenne region
The Sheridan Manufacturers' Association plans to boost the sale of Sheridan made goods in the Cheyenne area. It aims to strengthen local industry ties by visiting major city firms and encouraging support for home products and shared prosperity.
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Cheyenne
Sheridan Enterprise
Sheridan
Sherden
Chia
Lowine
Imaklog
Bette Lip
Wyoming Should Ratify Direct Senator Election Amendment
The Sheridan Enterprise urges Wyoming to ratify the constitutional amendment for direct popular election of United States senators. It argues the measure requires 36 states and should be approved now to reflect Wyoming voters and avoid past legislative delays and party influence.
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United States
Wyoming
John
Kendrick
Warren
Sheridan Enterprise
Immensity of Universe Challenges Human Worth
Rev. Frederick M. Bennett spoke at the Unitarian church on how the universe’s vastness alarms the soul yet invites reverence. He argued that spiritual realities persist beyond space and time and that humanity remains worthy before a wise universal presence guiding inquiry and faith.
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God
Frederick M. Bennett
Unitarian Church
Government to curb all amateur operators nationwide
New York December reports at the Brooklyn navy yard that all wireless telegraphy users who have not applied for the new government licenses by tomorrow will face prosecution. A corps of wireless detectives will target offenders in the New York district. Government inspectors will visit every wireless plant along the coast in the next two months to test devices for wave lengths under 200 meters.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Reef poised to rise as Ratbite nears market release
Fragmented note hints Reef will gain value while Ratbite approaches market release. Text mentions limited popularity until a decisive action or event occurs, but details are unclear and the source reads as incomplete and nonfactual.
Soldiers Aim to Raise Gift for Helen Gould Bride
Fort Logan soldiers launch plans to raise a fund for a grand wedding gift to Helen Gould on her marriage to Finley J. Shepard. They hail her as a top benefactor of the Spanish American War and honor her lifelong support to troops with folding kits, a home front aid, and supplies.
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Fort Logan
United States Army
Helen Gould
Finley J. Shepard
Philippines
Cuba
Thomas Jones
el Caney
Army
Leavenworth
Local War Aid Donations Reported From Fort Yellowstone and Allies
Donations totaling support from Fort Yellowstone the army YMCA at Corregidor and the athletic held at Camp Stolsenburg are noted as part of wartime relief.
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Fort Yellowstone
Corregidor
Camp Stolsenburg
Aviation Needs Government Aid Says Army Officer
Brigadier General Allen, chief signal officer, urges government aid to recruit expert military aviators and notes the limited supply of civilian aviators in the United States. He cautions that aircraft production may not rapidly advance without support.
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Washington
Allen
Army
United States
Government Hearing on Aeroplane Production and Military Use
A government report discusses aviation support, noting manufacturers expect limited amusement sales and possible foreign purchases for emergency needs. It advocates 100 aviators and 100 aircraft for regular service and aviation centers, with broader use for national guard officers. France plans a 1000-plane aviation regiment and has about 1000 licensed pilots.
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Allen
National Guard
Congresse
Congress
France
Melon Toss in Brooklyn Taxi Stuns Passerby
A playful person hurled a melon into a passing taxicab in Brooklyn. The incident echoes a note about quirky street pranks amid discussions of evolving medicine and aging physicians.
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Brooklyn
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