Wyoming's State vs National Suffrage Issue Seen
A Wyoming Tribune summary notes Democratic opposition to federal woman suffrage while stressing the issue as a state matter under the U.S. Constitution. It argues state rights preserve suffrage decisions locally, cites constitutional articles, and predicts broader state adoption as sentiment grows. It also highlights Wyoming's rich resources and industrial promise as context for regional growth.
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Great Rolling Mills Move Prompts Wyoming Prospects
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company plans to relocate smelting works and rolling mills nearer Wyoming ore and fuel sources. This shift would reduce long ore haulage to Pueblo and streamline steel distribution along the continental routes. Wyoming’s Bunrise iron mines are described as practically inexhaustible amid new oil gas and coal prospects.
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Wyoming
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Pueblo
Colorado
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Who Handles the Family Income In a Marriage
The Daily News invites reader experience on family finances. A husband gives his wife all pay and takes a small allowance, yet she manages expenditures. In many homes the husband or wife keeps a fixed allowance, the other handles the rest, with mutual accounting seen as wise. The exchange argues both partners should be informed and share responsibility.
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Ford profit share spurs marriages among workers
Henry Ford's profit sharing has boosted wages and prompted many of his Detroit employees to marry. With living wages secure and steady employment, hundreds have reportedly tied the knot after years of engagement, the Minneapolis News notes.
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Expert Baker Praises Cheyenne Flour in Wyoming
John Kruger of Manewal and Mane wal told the Leader representative that Cheyenne Chief flour from the new mill is the best he has used, praising its whiteness and fine flavor. He suggested Wyoming could ship flour if wheat could match this quality, a view echoed by others who have handled or eaten the flour and bread.
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No clear news headline found in the fragment
The fragment satirically notes the Mexican fighting and calls for more arms for both sides to pacify the country, urging peace for the surviving non-combatants though the text remains cryptic and casual in tone.
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Reducing Costs of Distribution in Retail
Social economists urge streamlining delivery from farm to consumer noting high distribution costs. Overhead in many small retailers raises prices. consolidation and advertising can cut costs. Merchants are urged to expand, cut per-unit expenses, and build efficient local distribution.
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Education Notes From Various Regions Highlight School Initiatives
The article surveys global education trends from England to Utah, Denmark, and New Jersey. It notes School janitors conferences in Salt Lake County, girls attending Washington Irving high classes in NYC, and Denmark offering teachers homes and land. It also covers community music pooling funds in Locust Valley, extended high school hours in Jersey City, class sponsors in Parkersburg, and a remark on men influencing women’s opinions.
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Washington Irving High School
New York City
Locust Valley
Pairmont
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