Western support grows for Osborne as interior secretary pick
The Carbon County Journal notes broad western backing for J B Osborne to become secretary of interior. It argues Wyoming and the West need a western, businesslike administrator of public lands and forest service, urges unity to win the appointment.
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West
Wyoming
J. B. Osborne
Osborne
Secretary of Interior
Forest Service
Carbon County Journal
Deadheading a Monopoly at Panama Policy Debate
The New York World denounces building the Panama Canal as benefiting a foreign-controlled monopoly. It argues the canal, funded at about 400 million dollars, would violate a treaty with Great Britain and harm U.S. ships, tariffs, and national interests by prioritizing monopoly profits over patriotic duty and democratic values.
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Panama
Great Britain
United States
Hemisphere
New York World
Sheridan Made in Cheyenne Effort Spurs Local Trade
From the Sheridan Enterprise the Sheridan Manufacturers' Association visits two large city firms to promote home produced goods and strengthen local industry. The group aims to boost sales of Sheridan products and foster closer cooperation among local manufacturers and retailers.
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Cheyenne
Sheridan Enterprise
Sheridan
Sherden
Chia
Mau Lowine
Imaklog
Bette Lip
Wyoming Should Ratify Direct Election Amendment
The Sheridan Enterprise urges Wyoming to ratify the constitutional amendment for direct popular election of U S senators. It notes the need for 36 state approvals and argues for immediate action to secure the amendment before Wyoming’s next Senate election, citing past voting tensions and factional influence.
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United States
Wyoming
John
Kendrick
Warren
Sheridan Enterprise
Immensity of Universe Stirs Unitarian Sermon
Rev. Frederick M. Bennett preached on The Immensity of the Universe and Its Effect on the Soul at the Unitarian church. He argued the universe’s vastness can humble and overwhelm, yet the spirit remains independent of space and time and can discern a supreme intelligence through which humanity finds worth.
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God
Frederick M. Bennett
Unitarian Church
Government to Curb All Amateur Operators
The Brooklyn navy yard reported that all wireless enthusiasts must apply for the new government licenses by tomorrow or face prosecution. A corps of wireless detectives will patrol the New York district and federal inspectors will visit coastal wireless plants to test that amateurs use waves under 200 meters.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Reef and Ratbite Market Outlook Hints
Brief and uncertain note suggesting Reef may rise in value while Ratbite will enter markets soon. Mentions limited popularity until an unspecified party acts to address a problematic or hostile action. No clear dates or organizations provided.
Soldiers Plan Great Gift to Miss Gould
Fort Logan soldiers launch a drive to raise a fund for a lavish wedding present to Helen Gould on her engagement to Finley Shepard. The idea comes amid admiration for Gould's wartime philanthropy, with veterans recalling her support from the Spanish American War.
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Miss Gould
Fort Logan
United States Army
Helen Gould
Finley J. Shepard
Philippines
Cuba
Thomas Jones
el Caney
Army
Leavenworth
Donations Recorded From Fort Yellowstone and Camp Stolzenburg
Donations are listed from Fort Yellowstone the army YMCA at Corregidor and the athletic event held at Camp Stolzenburg, detailing contributions from multiple units and organizations.
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Fort Yellowstone
Corregidor
Camp Stolsenburg
Aviation Needs Government Aid Says Army Man
Brigadier General Allen chief signal officer urges government aid to secure expert army aviators. He notes the current pool of expert civilian aviators is insufficient for a robust auxiliary air force and doubts rapid airplane production will occur without assistance.
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Washington
Allen
Army
United States
Government backs aviation growth for military use
The report states manufacturers expect government support for aeroplane development. General Allen notes aviation is near usable for military auxiliary roles, with estimates to equip about 100 aviators and 100 machines and establish aviation centers. France plans an aviation regiment of 1,000 planes and has around 1,000 pilots licensed.
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Allen
National Guard
Congresse
Congress
France
Melon Toss in Brooklyn taxi sparks citywide chatter
A playful passerby hurled a melon into a moving Brooklyn taxicab. The incident, while odd, fuels industry gossip about fragile pranks on city streets and echoes in Broadway circles where actors fear melons might replace fruit in jokes. An old fashioned doctor is contrasted with modern medicine amid rising health concerns.
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Brooklyn
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