Wyoming Delegation Pressuring Interior Secretary Choice
A Washington correspondent, Fraok Barrow, portrays how Wyoming’s three congressional delegates sway opinion via letters to the state press. The article reviews strings pulled by a puppet master to influence the interior secretary appointment, highlighting John B Osborne and persistent Western hopes against Eastern opposition.
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Wyoming
Congress
Washington
Fraok Barrow
Frank
The
Wyoming Tribune
John E. Oseborne
Interior
Republcan
John B. Osborne
Menoy
Washington Times
House Committee On Public Lands
Frank File
Times
West
House Public Lands Committees
the Times
Gafford Pinchot
Ultra-Conservationiats
Public Lands Committee
Jo Eiven
Idaho Supreme Court Punishes Stockholders for Contempt
A Idaho ruling wipes in print a critique backing Roosevelt and bars Progressive electors. The decision punishes editors and stockholders, broadening contempt to those with financial ties. Critics call it press suppression and warn of broader criminal liability for holders and managers.
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Supreme Court of Idaho
Bojée Capitol News
Roosevelt
Idaho
Idaho Supreme Court
Abels
Boise
Profits of 80 Million by Bank With 500000 Start
Washington Jan 10 Profits of more than 80 million have been made by the First National Bank of New York City since its organization with a capital of 500000 in 1863. Geo F Baker testified before the House Money Trust committees that dividends reached 226 percent in four years since 1908, far surpassing capitalization. Baker opposed public asset disclosure and discussed directorships and voting trusts while detailing his own holdings in several banks and trust companies.
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Bater
Tost
Baker
Flrnt Securities Company
Vvarinue Hanwe
Gorecomant
Firat National Bank
First National
First Security Company
Chare National Bank
Chase
Chase Bank
Untermyer
Washington
First National Bank of
New York City
Geo. F. Baker
House Money Trust
Aince
Samuel Untermyer
Umstermyer
Baker le
W. H. Porter
H. M. Ywrideon
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Hisallor
Tie
National Bank of Commerce
Oqvaranty Trust
Farmers’ Loan and Trust
Astorium Company
Morgan
discam@ing
Equitable Sesurance Ecciety
Silliman
Faker
The Girl from Tokio at Capitol Avenue theater
A clean farce at Capitol Avenue theater titled The Girl from Tokio adapts from Berlin’s Court theater success. Esmond Miller travels to Tokio, marries Nancy Noyes, dies, and leaves a fortune with intrigues and mistaken identities in America. The production blends romance, deception, and comic misunderstandings leading to a humorous culmination.
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Capitol Avenue Theater
Tokio
Frank Tannehill Jr
George W. Barnum
Court Theater
Berlin
Ihs
Esmond Miller
Japan
Nancy Noyes
China
Mr. Miller
America
Partley Swift
Tokyo
Mrs. Miller
Slater
Swift
Allie
Articles of Food Dropped in Price Across Cities
Washington reports from the U S Department of Labor show food prices mostly rose from 1911 to 1912 with only potatoes and sugar declining. Sirloin steak up 24 percent in Boston and 62 percent for steak nationally, while jams like bacon and pork chops soared. overall a broad increase in living costs across 39 cities.
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Washington
United States Department of Labor
Boston
Buffalo
Atlanta
Chicago
Birmingham
United States
The Little Tin Gods
In Riverton Wyoming a 1913 note discusses Idaho Supreme Court contempt convictions of two Capitol News editors for Boise Progressive paper. They faced imprisonment and a $1000 fine, highlighting clashes between progressive press and courts.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Capitol Newa
Friends of Right and Justice
Wyoming
Idaho
Capitol News
Boise
Jack Chenery
Riverton
Wyo
Supreme Court of Idaho
Edison Awarded Ratheneau Medal for Safety Device
Thomas A. Edison receives the Ratheneau medal in New York on January 23 at the American Museum of Safety for a storage battery safety device used in mines tunnels submarines factories and other high risk environments reducing workers physical danger. The honor follows its European origin and marks Edison as the first American to win the prize.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Ratheneau
American Museum of Safety
Europe
Germany
Emil Ratheneut
Berlin
Edison
Gubecribe for the Weekly State Leader
A local brief notes a subscription offer labeled Gubecribe at $1.00 per roar, describing an unusual pricing phrase tied to the Weekly State Leader publication. The item reads as a quirky promotional line with minimal context about the newspaper or audience.
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Cheyenne
Carey
John D. Clark
Alex Fastie
A.W
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Réiver-tin
Willie Outdone
Lemocracy
Demlig
the Tribune
Osborne
Beker
Uptermver
Broklyn Trust Company
Astor Trust Company
Yase National Bank
Liberty National Bank
New York Trust Company
First National Bank
Securities Company
Gald Baker
Pihotin
BE. W. Grove
Little Tin Gods
Sia
the Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyf Nne
Olds
CON’ ‘Tal Oil Company
Cook Bros. CO
18Th ST. and
Cap. Ave
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