Wall Street Criticized as World Investment Drive Grows
The Omaha World Herald reports broad discontent with Wall Street as New York financiers seek investments abroad, forming a money trust seen to block U.S. enterprise. Critics claim these actions weaken national development and keep capital from U.S. resources and governance.
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New York
United States
Wall Street
Deldis
Mexico
Cuba
Russia
China
Germany
Mr. Shuster
South America
Bis Country
Omaha World-Herald
Shielding Trust Magnates under Attorney General Wickersham
The article accuses Attorney General Wickersham of shielding major trusts including Standard Oil and sugar interests. It alleges he blocked warrants and hindered enforcement, citing his ties to Strong & Cadwalader and favorable opinions aiding monopolies. It argues this protected capitalists over the public welfare.
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Ameral Wilkersham
John D. Archbold
Standard ON Company
Magnolia Oll Company
Texas
Wickerst
Department of Justice
I Llegal
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Wicksers
Uoon
Philippines
Islands
Wickerlam
Southern Venile Union Payne
Supreme Court
Strong & Cadwalader
Henry T. Rainey
House of Representatives
New York City
Great Corporation
G Ape
Wickers Ham
John D Archbold
TH. Folner, Jr
W. C. Teagle
Standard
Tl Company
Valt
Wraste
Heads of Legal Tariff
Iila
Wilwith
Tony
Dairying in Wyoming Argues for Home Milk Production
A Wyoming survey shows large amounts of condensed milk and cream imported while strong dairy conditions exist locally. The piece argues for forage crops, silage, and winter feeding to boost local milk output, noting Colorado’s dairy success and Wyoming’s lag in self sufficiency.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Har
Fragmented ad copy hints at cure claims and signatures
A garbled advertisement mentions curing colds in one day and references financial terms and a signature EW. CROVE and Chamberlin Metal Weather Scrip appear in unclear phrases. The text requests a price and warns about high road bills, with incomplete product claims.
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Chamberlin
Wyoming Highways Seek State Road Boost At January Convention
Wyoming officials push for auto road networks across the state. Delegates, led by Ex Emery, aim to secure legislative acts and an automobile tax to fund road improvements. The second annual Wyoming Highways Association convention will meet in Cheyenne January 21 with statewide representation urged.
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Wyoming Highways Association
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Ex Emery
National Park
Wyoming High Waya Association
Cheyenne
Wyoming Highways Assoviation
Albany County
E. Lovejoy
Campbell County
W. BD
Townsend
Carbon County
F. A. Hadsell
Converse County
Knitthe
Premont
John W. Cook
Goshen
Joseph Hmery
Johnson County
Larauile
Birn P'sage
Natrona
Frank Wood
Niobrara
Bnyder
Platte County
McCallum
Park County
Gua Holm
Weston County
Pf. Kinney
Former society notable in jail in Cubck deal
Los Angeles dispatch details Edna Lourie Adams, once a Chicago society figure, jailed on bad checks. She laments Christmas in custody and says she will leave Los Angeles to regroup with family after release, claiming wealth and a return to Chicago. Her statements reflect a fall from social prominence.
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Cubck Deal
Los Angeles
Edna Lourie Adams
Central Police Station
Adams
Leroy Adams
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
A. J. Hodgkins
Chicago
Pitteburg
Cilies
Mrx
Adama
Christman
Leopard Rampage At City Park Draws Panic
A keeper at Grand Park Soo in Atlanta stirred a sleepy leopard with a stick to film a moving picture. The leopard charged the cage door causing a wild panic among visitors as they scrambled for safety before the keeper, aided by others, subdued and captured the animal.
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Atlanta
Dee
Grand Park
Soo
Thue
Women Will March On To Washington From New York
The suffragette army led by General Rosalie Jones plans a February march from New York to Ashington toward Washington D C for Wilson's inauguration. Details on size dates and leadership remain undecided as the group pledges no direct message to the president.
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Hudson
N. Y
New York
Albany
Ashington
Wilson
Rosalie Jones
National Association of Suffragettes
Congress
Protection for Inauguration Visitors From the Crooks
Washington dispatch reports Major Richard Sylvester proposes a 500 picture gallery of pickpockets and criminals to be displayed in hotels stations and other crowded venues. Photographs will be received from police chiefs nationwide and updated until the inauguration to help visitors spot suspected thieves during President Wilsons induction.
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Washington
Richard Sylvester
Washington Police
Wilson
Sylvester
Sussex Skull Creates Missing Link In Human Evolution
London reports a discovery termed the Sussex skull suggesting a race of ape like men in England hundreds of thousands of years ago. Scientists including Dr Woodward and Prof Arthur Keith discuss features such as jaw hinge and bone bosses to argue the skull may belong to a species lacking speech.
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London
England
Charmia
Sussex
Woodward
Kothropus
Man of
Arthur Keith
May
Woodward decMres
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