Wyoming cadet system sparks push for universal military service
The article argues for a stricter militaristic organization and universal service as a model for other states. It notes Wyoming’s small cadet program heightening interest abroad and warns of propaganda for conscription influenced by European war fears. It cautions against a defenseless stance and suggests Wyoming may start a national trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
North River
Union
National Guard
Rueeia
Rance
Germany
Plot to Split Belgium Tate Fractions Laid to Germans
Dr Franz van Cauwaert argues Germany seeks dual government for Belgium to weaken the country. He describes Flemish aims for full language rights and education, German administrative pressure, and the dangers of dividing Belgium. He compares to Switzerland's multilingual autonomy and warns of weakened unity. The Flemish movement seeks economic and cultural development within a united Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Tate
Germany
Franz Va Cauwelaert
Te Helcian Chamber
Heresuet
Havre
Associated Press
King Albert
Albert
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
Bloomers Try For Safety At New York Factory
A large New York manufacturer employing hundreds of girls to handle food stuffs has required workers to wear bloomers. Study finds bloomers no more sanitary than skirts and offers less protection against injuries from heavy machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reputation Battle Over Audit Sparks Political Clash
Chairman Warren Richardson of the county board publishes a full statement on the Olds affair amid claims by Mr Stoddard and critics that opposition press agendas malign Olds. The piece argues the audit and headlines attack Olds’ integrity, alleging partisan bias and delays in the county office.
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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 spreads as schools consider drills
A Large Ball Wyoming gains a national reputation as a center for boys military training. Across the country advocates of preparedness urge public schools to authorize drill. Recent visitors from New Jersey studied Wyoming methods firsthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
New Jersey
Benefits of stock speculation argued by Henry Clews at New York church
Henry Clews, Wall Street banker, argued that stock speculation is a positive national benefit in a New York church address. He contends advocates defend the profession they rely on, while others compare war and liquor beliefs as similarly defendable but misguided notions. John Doe comments on the irony of the world.
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Henry Clews
Wall Street
New York
Clews
von Bernhardt
Germany
John Doe
Who Killed the Bear
A Emporia Gazette column argues that blaming specific Republicans in each state for the party's failings is misguided. It asserts voters themselves caused the collapse, dismissing local leaders as irrelevant and urging to bury the metaphorical bear. It notes Col. 2. M. House as the original figure behind the peace leak.
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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
Hearic Ambulance Drivers in France Show Heroic Service
Here for the first time is a roster of American ambulance drivers in France. The list features Cornelius Winant Princeton Dante Sargent Harvard and John W. Clark Yale among others. They are praised for sharing the dangers of the trenches and many have been decorated for their service.
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Hearic
France
Cornelius Winant
Princeton
Thomas W. Potter
New York
Dante Sargent
Harvard
Giles B. Francklyn
Jobo Magpis
John W. Clark
Yale
Lovering HW
Charles Fisher
Charlie Baird
Akron
Arthur Broomisqihal
Ington
George M. Hollinter
Har
Mather Praises Yellowstone Gateway Plans and New Entrance
The report outlines progress at Yellowstone over the past year including the Cody eastern entrance with a special Chicago, Burlington & Quincy train service and a shift to motorized transport. It notes planned southern gateway near Vietor and speaks of increased tourism and revenues from motor cars and camps while criticizing prior rushed visits that limited stays.
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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
Park visitors urged to enjoy Yellowstone as a leisure destination
Officials argue for extended facilities and promotions at Yellowstone National Park to attract longer stays. Plans include better hotels, golf, tennis, swimming, outdoor recreation, and improved trail trips. Civilian ranger force replaces soldiers. park funded by revenues from 1916 season and planned improvements. Gateways suggested at Cody, western, eastern, and Snake River entrances before 1917 season.
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Yellowstone Nations Park
National Park
Fort Yellowstone
Mammoth Hot Springs
War Department
Interior Department
Civiliaon
National Park Service
Lloyd M. Bratt
Port Yellowstone
Park
Yellowstone Park
Engneer
Spmy
Matitie
Anin
Yellowstone
Cody
Snake River
Kaiser Skips Franz Joseph Funeral Procession
The Lenton Globe notes the Kaiser did not attend Franz Joseph's funeral because he was barred from leading the procession. It laments that he did not attempt to take the principal part.
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Lenton Globe
Kaiser
Franz Joseph
Hear The New Edison at The Wyoming Hook Store
A brief entertainment item notes a demonstration of the New Edison phonograph at the Wyoming Hook Store. The event invites local listeners to hear recordings and experience the revived talking machine in a storefront setting.
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Edison
Wyoming Hook
Speculation praised as vital to economy by banker Clews
Henry Clews told a Forum at Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church that speculation in stocks is a legitimate, knowledge based activity, not gambling, and helps balance values. He argued Wall Street stabilizes prices and will eventually guide the world’s financial destinies despite attacks on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clews
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighty-sixth Street
New York Stock Exchange
Clews
Wall Street
The Faith of Oulk Wathers and Union Pacific Ads
The Union Pacific system has begun a series of advertisements in national magazines to recount the railroad’s development. The article recalls early construction days, speculation, and a remark about differing faiths in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmeyer
Union Pacific System
Union Pacific
Daniel Webster
Cures a Cold in One Day Claim Promoted by Gove
An advertisement urges contacting B. W. Gove for a product named LAXATIVE BROMO QUININDS marketed as DNOMO QUINE to cure a cold in one day. The message highlights signature by B. W. Gove and promises rapid relief.
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B. W. Gove
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Bic
Mather
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