Wyoming’s Clark Endorsed Amid Guggenheim Critique
A scathing critique of Senator Clarence D. Clark targets his ties to Guggenheim interests and the Wyoming legislature’s majority. The piece argues Clark’s record favors capital over labor and warns Wyoming voters that his re election could repeat Colorado’s fate. January 24 is poised as a pivotal date for many careers.
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Gugsgenheim
Colorado
Clarence BD. Clark
Wyoming
Clarence D. Clark
Cho
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Clark
Ten Good Resolutions Rhyme From Vera Verse
Verse recounts a playful chain of resolutions from ten down to one. Each line notes a set of resolutions and a broken one, reflecting a humorous pattern about persistence, with a final line lamenting a broken single resolution. The verses parody self help rhymes and end on a light moral.
Wyoming legislature writes records in new session
Fragmented text describes lawmakers shaping records and actions for the next forty days. Clarence D. Clark notes the record will reflect official actions and avoid misinterpretation, framing duties as a senator representing Wyoming and resisting corporate influence.
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Wyoming
Clarence D. Clark
United States
Aed
Opirit
Lee
Wyoming Eleventh Legislature Opens With Progressive Bills
The first day of real business for the Eleventh Wyoming legislature saw multiple progressive measures introduced. Bills for direct primary initiative and referendum recall prison reform and road labor changes reflect the party platform and aim to mark the session as highly progressive.
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Wyoming
Sheridan
First Aid To A Frown A Solar Plexus
A European embassy attache grows fond of a western girl of beauty and wealth. To win her interest he pretends deep family lineage and ancestry holds great value. The tale unfolds as his deception and motives emerge.
Blue Blood and Red Corpuelas in a Humorous Exchange
A character recalls a section of the country where people are judged by merit not birth. An attaché lectures on pedigree or "blue blood" and one person retorts that blue blood is useless without red corpuelas, highlighting a witty clash over status and identity.
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Ale
Unusual Storm Grips Missouri and Border States
Extreme cold and warm spells sweep Missouri and nearby states on January 13. Readings include Sioux City 4 below zero, Omaha 2 below, Wichita 22 above, with a thunderstorm reported in St. Joseph. Kansas City and Des Moines affected as frigid air collides with milder conditions.
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Kansas City
Sioux City
Iowa
Oklahoma City
Okla
Misouri
St. Joseph
Des Moles
Omaha
Wichita
Kans
Bolivia and Argentina Restore Diplomatic Ties
General Pando, Bolivia's confidential agent, notified Argentina's foreign minister Senor Bosch that a decree approving the December 13 protocol has been signed to reestablish diplomatic relations between Bolivia and Argentina. Relations were severed after Bolivia disputed President Alcorta's handling of the Bolivia Peru boundary conflict.
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Argentina
Buenosa Ayres
Pando
Senor Bosch
Senor Don Portela
Bolivia
Alcorta
Bolivia-Peru
Carrie Nation Suffers Nervous Collapse in Eureka Springs
Eureka Springs Ark Jan 13 Mrs Carrie Nation pioneer Kansas saloon smasher suffered a nervous collapse at her home today. Her condition raised fears that her career as a temperance lecturer and foe of intoxicants may be ended.
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Eureka Springs
Ark
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Death of Bokhara Emir Said Abdul Ahad Believed By Plague
Telegrams from Bokhara report the emir Said Abdul Ahad, ruler of Bokhara, died January 5 likely from bubonic plague. His body was buried the same day without ceremonies, reflecting rapid mourning and official brevity.
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Ahdul Ahmad
St. Petersburg
Bokhyra
Said Abdul Ahad
Bokhara
Central Asia
HamburgDirector General Nallia Undergoes Appendectomy
Herr Albert Nallia, director general of the Hamburg American Steamship Inc, underwent an appendectomy in Hamburg on January 13. He bore the ordeal well and its condition after the operation was satisfactory.
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Ballin
Vamburg
Albert Nallia
Hamburg-American Steamship Inc
Movement to curb Mormon activity in Liverpool
A strong movement supported by the Bishop of Liverpool and church leaders has begun to quell Mormon activity in Liverpool. At a large meeting, influential attendees adopted resolutions urging the Home Secretary Winston Spencer Churchill to take action as done elsewhere.
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Liverpool
Winston Spencer Ghorehill
Intense Cold Grips Canadian Cities including Winnipeg
Extreme cold continues to sweep Canada with Winnipeg and Edmonton reporting frigid conditions on January 18. Weather officials warn of dangerous wind chills and prolonged subfreezing temperatures affecting travel and daily life.
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Canada
Winnipeg
Alberts Edmonoar
Pastor Sees War Dogs In Holy Writ
New York January 13 Reverend Doctor Hale M Haldeman pastor of the First Baptist Church on Broadway and Seventy ninth street argues divine authority for keeping a strong navy and opposes disarmament urging a navy second to none in size as the path to peace. He cites war as a force that has freed nations and fostered liberty and unity.
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New York
Oae M. Haldeman
First Baptist Church
Broadway
Seventy-ninth Street
Haldeman
Navy Strength and Peace Through War, Not Yet
The speech argues for a powerful navy and larger army to deter conflict and fortify defenses. It warns that peace will come only after a period of war and emphasizes a strong maritime presence to challenge enemies and project naval reach.
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Panama Canal
Oklahoma boxing arena planned in Tulsa for Morris Johnson clash
Tulsa Athletic association moves to build a large arena to host a prelim to a potential bout for Carl Morris, the white hope. Negotiations with Morris and manager Bill Stone underway, with matchmaker Wl. C. Ponder seeking opponents such as Tony Ross Jim Barry Al Kubiak Jim Flynn or Al Kaufman and a $15 000 purse.
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Tulsa
Okla
Carl Morris
Tulsa Athletic Association
Jack Johnson
Morris
Bill Stone
Wl. C. Ponder
Tulsa A. A
Tony Ross
Jim Barry
al Kubiak
Jim Flynn
al Kaufmin
Stone
Powter
Moes
YOST NOT WORRIED OVER WOLVERINES PROSPECTS
Fielding H. Yost Michigan coach said Michigan has many game offers for next fall with at least a dozen to be declined. Syracuse and Pennsylvania will form the core of the home schedule. He added seven veterans returning gives strong material for the season.
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Yost
Wolverines
Chicago
Michigan
Fielding H. Yost
Nashville
Tenn
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific Snow Blockade Broken After Long Struggle
Vancouver B C January 13 after a long struggle with rotary snow plows the Canadian Pacific has succeeded in getting the first of the stalled trains through the drift a train is due here tomorrow
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Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
B. C
Castleton Dinner Talk and Domestic Quirks
The Gillsons complain about your absence while a buffer recalls invited guests. Castilan notes the couple has not invited you to dinner as a young wife boasts of the kitchen range. Mr Crimeonbeak and Mr Crimsonbeak exchange a playful quarrel over a hair on a shoulder.
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Castleton
Gillsons
Castilan
Mr. Crimeonbeak
John
Unclear Fragment From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Brown Uooker and Van Riper in limited context with unclear roles. No definite event, date, or organization is identifiable. Summary limited to these names and their inconclusive relation.
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Brown
Uooker
Ian't Het van Riper
Had Several Tired Terah Dinner Debates Reported
Fragmentary chatter shows neighbors discussing daily meals with humor and worn routines. Notes mention hunger and routine teabreaks, capturing a slice of home life amid ordinary domestic chatter.
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