Wyoming cadet system starts a national debate on universal military service
The piece notes Wyoming’s high schools already training boys militarily under a democratic plan and suggests they may lead other states toward stricter militarization. It warns of propaganda for universal service as fears of European war grow and contrasts with attacks on the national guard and conscription models in Russia France and Germany.
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Wyoming
North River
Union
National Guard
Rueeia
Rance
Germany
Plot to Split Belgium Tate Fractions Laid to Germans
Dr Franz van Cauwaert, Flemish leader, warns Germany seeks dual Belgian government as peace term. He says King Albert supports Flemish rights and opposes adventurous policy. Germany aims to split Belgium administratively to weaken the country, with Flemish education and language measures as tools. He argues for full language unity and regional autonomy within a united Belgium.
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Belgium
Tate
Germany
Franz Va Cauwelaert
Te Helcian Chamber
Heresuet
Havre
Associated Press
King Albert
Albert
Fleming
France
Walloon
Ministry For the Interior
Berlin
Flamallemands
von Bissing
Gibent
Helland
Pitiftwi
University
Leasian
Crermans
Hent
Belelam
Dy van Auwe Gert
Flanders
Groupe
van Canweinert
Austria-Hungary
Caity
Tothet
Rven
Switzerland
Germay
Girls Work In Bloomers for Safety in New York Factory
A large New York manufacturing firm assigns bloomers to female workers handling foodstuffs near heavy machinery. The plan reduces injury risk but offers no sanitary advantage over skirts.
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New York
Public clash over Olds audit audit controversy heats up
Chairman Warren Richardson defends his county board statement while critics claim biased reporting aims to wreck Olds's reputation. The dispute centers on alleged inefficiencies in the county office and partisan framing of the audit process amid competing headlines and viewpoints.
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Warren Richardson
Board of County Commissioners
Richardees
Olde
We Stoddard
Republican
Stoddard
Tribune
Olds T
Richardson
The
Wyoming Tribune
Olds
Wyoming Idea Gains Fame as School Drill Model
A Large Ball Wyoming earns national attention for military style training in schools. Advocates of preparedness push drills in public schools, while New Jersey education leaders visit the state to study Wyoming methods and evaluate implementation.
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Wyoming
New Jersey
Benefits of stock speculation argued by Clews in church
Henry Clews, a Wall Street banker, argued in a New York church that stock speculation is a positive national benefit. He claimed his defense is honest, noting that people defend their professions. The piece contrasts similar “defenses” by Von Bernhardt and liquor dealers with a cynical quip from John Doe.
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Henry Clews
Wall Street
New York
Clews
von Bernhardt
Germany
John Doe
Who Killed the Bear
The author argues against blaming specific leaders across states for the Republican Party's failures. He contends the voters themselves caused the losses, noting no local leader or situation dictates the outcome. The piece labels Col. 2. M. House as the original clam behind peace leak rumors.
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Emporia Gazette
Mr. Wilson
New Hampshire
Gallinger
Cali
Smoot
Kansas
Capper
California
Hiram Johnson
Washington
Miles Poindexter
Gonte
Hughes
Galifornia
Utah
West
Tom Lawson
Col
2. M. House
House
Americans Who Drive Ambulances For France Shown In Class Photo
For the first time a large group portrait displays American ambulance drivers in France. The men from Princeton Harvard Yale and other institutions stand and row in their service uniforms. They are praised as heroes taking equal risks to the French for the trenches and many have been decorated.
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France
Mather Assessing Yellowstone Progress and Gateways
The interior department report outlines a year of Yellowstone development, including new Cody eastern gateway, planned southern entrance, and increased rail access. It notes heavy motorized traffic, temporary coexistence of horse and auto transport, and aims to convert all park transport to motorized service to boost stays and park revenues.
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Yellowstone
Cody
Snake River
Stephan ‘’. Mather
Secretary of the Interior
Park
Jourlais
Estern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Wyo
Bourlington
Cody-Sylva
Vietor
Romis
Jackson Mole
Nouthern
vLomebile
Yellowstone Park
E Vieliors
Belt
Yellowstone Park Needs Leisureful Visitor Development
The article argues for expanded facilities at Yellowstone to attract longer visits, with hotels, golf, tennis, pools, and outdoor programs. It notes the shift from military to civilian rangers, reliance on a revenue fund, and plans for park road improvements and new gateways before the 1917 season.
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Yellowstone Nations Park
National Park
Fort Yellowstone
Mammoth Hot Springs
War Department
Interior Department
Civiliaon
National Park Service
Kaiser Skiped Franz Joseph Funeral Due To Prohibition
Lenton Globe reports the Kaiser did not attend Franz Joseph's funeral because he was not allowed to lead the procession. It notes it was a pity he did not attempt to take the principal role.
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Lenton Globe
Kaiser
Franz Joseph
Hear THE NEW EDISON at The Wyoming Hook Store
Local feature notes a performance of THE NEW EDISON at the Wyoming Hook Store on February 16 highlighting a musical act likely drawing crowd interest in town.
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Edison
Wyoming Hook
Speculation in stocks praised by banker Clews at church forum
Henry Clews, banker, argued that speculation in stocks benefits the economy and prevents panics, comparing it to farming and real estate ventures. He distinguished speculators from gamblers, described Wall Street as a financial barometer, and predicted Wall Street’s influence on global financial destinies.
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Henry Clews
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighty-sixth Street
New York Stock Exchange
Clews
Wall Street
The Faith of Oulk Wathers in Union Pacific Ads
The Union Pacific system launches ad campaigns in national magazines detailing its historical development. The piece invites readers to recall the early era when the railroad was built in the state, noting those speculative days and a reference to Daniel Webster.
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Kemmeyer
Union Pacific System
Union Pacific
Daniel Webster
Cures a Cold in One Day Claim Cited by Ad
An advertisement urges calling for the full name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININDS DNOMO QUININE to obtain genuine medicine. It notes signature of B. W. Gove and boasts curing a cold in one day.
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B. W. Gove
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