Wyoming Wealth Grows Rapidly Amid Gains Across Industries
Wyoming reports a sharp industrial advance into the new year with record production in livestock, mining, wool, and oil. The state, with a population under 200,000, climbs to a leading position in wool, cattle, oil, irrigation, and power, aided by abundant minerals and water resources.
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Cevisseeerees PankIng Poboutcor
Shaniack Dayal Wecepe
Sereb Esses Reece
Wyoming
United States
Union
Der Accent Meister Editor and the Big Word Book
Fritz presents a humorous dialogue about language and politics in America. Heinle explains that big words mislead readers and defines parasite and hypocrite as used to describe long‑standing officeholders. The piece ends with a call for Progressives to rally the Old Guard to regain power.
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von der
Fritz
Heinle
Amerika
Chermans
Iss
Snndter
Ton
Bond
Helin
Maya I
Ranka
Filva
Democrata
Dhat
LODGES PAY LAST HONOR TO M NULTY
The funeral for Wim BE McNulty from St Marys Cathedral was held yesterday at 9 AM. Members of Cheyenne Lodge No 660 and Knights of Columbus attended along with locomotive engineers. McNulty died in a Colorado and Southern wreck near Nordeaux Wyoming last Monday. Honorary pallbearers included Blake Kennedy A J Goreko Thomas Gaffney Jacob Elis and Charles H H Van Blekle.
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Wim
BE. McNulty
St. Mary's Cathedral
Cheyenne Lodge No. 660
Knights of Columbus
McNulty
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Friends
Wm. B. McNulty
Colorado
Nordeaux
Wyo
Blake Kennedy
A. J. Goreko
Thomas @. Gaffney
Jacob Elis
Charles HH. van Blekle
Million Dollar Storm Damage Hits New Jersey Coast
Dec 21 Sea Bright New Jersey residents report million dollar damage from recent storm. Workers repair battered bulkheads and washed out railroad tracks as crews restore flood debris and sand covered lines. Estimates along the coast from Sandy Hook to Atlantic City run from 500000 to 1000000 dollars.
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Sea Bright
N. J
Central Railroad
New Jar Doy
Sandy Hook
Atlantic City
Warnings Issued To Prevent Border Fire At Ojinaga
United States troops in Presidio Texas warned federals and rebels not to fire across the border if a battle erupts at Ojinaga as rebel forces approach from Chihuahua. Rebels reportedly not yet near the federal stronghold. An agent for General Villa sought release of Lule Teprazas, son of a Mexican landholder, held for 260000 dollars with safe-conduct guarantees sought.
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Villa
Pena
Lyle
United States
Small Army of Jobless Reported in Los Angeles
Acting Mayor Whitton announces city canvass shows 6,900 unemployed with 3,000 supporting families. Earlier figures of 30,000 out of work were inflated. A private Good Fellows committee found most are floaters. emergency funds will be spent on public works to employ three to four thousand men for months.
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Angels
Cal
Los Angeles
FP. J. Whitton
Ely
Good Fellows’ Committee
President Wilson’s Birthday Cards Pile In
President Wilson, turning 47 tomorrow, receives letters and telegrams of congratulation from across the country. Most come from private citizens highlighting informal, handwritten messages, as he enjoys a quiet vacation at Pass Christian, Mississippi.
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Christian
Miss
Wilson
California Resorts Threatened by High Tide
California coast between Long Beach and Santa Barbara faced damaging high tides with waves overpowering streets. Seafront houses on the Strand at Van Nuys, Ocean Park, and Santa Monica were moved back from the surf overnight as bulkheads held. Property losses were estimated from 100000 to 250000 with fires reportedly higher than the day prior.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Long Beach
Santa Barbara
Vanlee
Ocean Park
Santa Monica
U.S. Emerges As Largest Buyer Of South African Diamonds
The United States has become the heaviest buyer of South Africa's diamond exports, signaling a major shift in global demand and trade flows. This rise reflects strong U.S. consumer demand and steady industrial and jewelry markets.
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United States
South
Moyer Slugged and Shot as Grand Jury Signals Probe
Charles Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners was shot and struck by a mob at Hancock Michigan. A special grand jury in Calumet will investigate the incident and actions of local officials and a Socialist newspaper amid mounting tensions.
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Chicago
Charles T. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Hancock
Mich
Hoverton
Powehten County
A, WN. Hilton
Federation
Tuesaday Moyers
Charles T. Tanner
Tancock
Hojel
Moyer
James McNaughton
Hilton
Jim McNaughton
Raye
McNaughton
Mover
Tanner
Calumet
Hitlen
Charles H. Moyer
Wesern Federation of Miners
Westerl ® Federation of Miners
Tinker and Mordecka Brown Join Federal League
Joseph Tinker former Cincinnati manager and Mordielea Brown Cincinnati pitcher signed three year contracts with the Federal League. Tinker will manage the Chicago club and Brown will manage the St. Louis/Doyle club.
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Chicago
Yor
Joseph Tinker
Cincinnati
Mordiulea Brown
Tinker
Chicagoo
Browt
St. Doyle
Body of Bob Ingalls to lie in state today
Funeral services for the late Mr. Ingalls will be held at the Elks Home at 3 PM. The body will lie in state this morning from 9 to 12. After the service, Augnet Ingalls will take charge for Wheaton. The burial will be in the family plot Monday morning.
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Funerna
Elks
Aug Net KR
Ingle
Wheaton
Rowt
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