Perkin Says Wilson Won’t Lead The Nation Alone
The pamphlet quotes Mr. Perkins arguing the United States needs a strong coordinator of industry and government. He attacks Woodrow Wilson, claims previous presidents dissolved trusts, and warns that the current leader seeks a kinglike authority rather than a commander in chief. He cites Taft and Roosevelt on trust cases.
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George W. Verkine
United States
Wilson
Rooevelt
Ron
Perkins
Taft
Harvester Company
Steel Corporation
Poerking
Wilken Ie
Sunday Closing Movement Spurs Cheyenne Merchants
A Cheyenne effort seeks universal Sunday closing and a 6 pm weekday shutdown except Saturdays. The Leader backs the clerks movement and the Tribune editorial arguing closing hours reflect progress and city maturity, noting other cities enforce limited Sunday hours and midweek holidays in hot months.
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Cheyenne
the Tribune
Samay
New York
Philadelphia
Pir Ierleely
Carranza’s democratic approach contrasted with dictatorship
Recounts Carranza defending public explanation of policies over building a capital stronghold. The St Louis Republic notes his method aims for popular understanding despite Mexico's still centralized rule. Missouri notes warn of a girl’s suicide attempt tied to longing for Missouri.
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Tolbo Lind
Cueranme
Mesiro
Mexico
Carranza
Fearon
St. Louis Republic
Battle Near Barfonthi Shapes Barham Drive Into Sea
An Allied front faces German and Turkish forces as bombardment and infantry efforts intensify. commanders pledge resolve to drive the foe back and end the Barham engagement swiftly. British and French troops, reinforced by heavy artillery, prepare for a decisive showdown to alter the balance of the campaign.
Taxation Debate prompts if large incomes taxed locally
Readers are presented with a discussion by Prof. Belleman and others on the merit of uniform local income taxes for high earners and the impact of federal vs state rates. Figures show New York residents hold a large share of top incomes and federal deficits loom, with calls to tax consumption to cover shortfalls.
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Wankisee
Amenica
New York
B .R. A. Belleman
New York State
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Seligman
Dolare
Germany
Atwood Io
Clelea
American Association of Commerce and Trade
Merv von Ciwlmers
Herr von Gwinner
Ir. Helfferich
Treasury
Reichabank
Reichsbank
France
England
Herry von Gwinner
Train workers killed stepping in front of passenger train
Fort Steele Wyoming January 18 two railroad workers Conductor Harold J Cummings and brakeman Frederick C Selby were instantly killed when they stepped onto a westbound track in front of an eastbound passenger train No 2 No 19 unseen approached and the men were struck The accident followed delays in the trains schedule The bodies were taken to Laramie for a coroner’s inquest survivors include a widow and two children for Cummings and a widow for Selby Funeral arrangements are pending
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Fort Steele
Wyo
Harold J. Cummings
Drakeman
Frederick C. Selby
Bot
F ‘Aramle
Mondidtor Cummings
Hrakeman Selby
Selby
Theompany
Laramie
Protect Indian Bares Appeal From U S Indian Service
An appeal sent to every employee of the United States Indian Service urges saving Native lives. Commissioner Cato Fells cites statistics showing about three fifths of Indian infants die before age five, highlighting urgent health needs.
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U. S. Wasitington
Fy. C
Tam
United States Indian Service
Cato Fells
Indian Affairs
Fossil Remains Show Transitional Reptile to Bird Stage
Jan 11 report from Mont describes fossil remains exhibited at the Billage Chamber of Commerce. The skeleton, found in sedimentary rocks of the Oly period, is believed by students to mark a transitional evolution between reptiles and birds and stands about a foot high.
Germany Opens Vast Field for U S Products Ahead
An article argues postwar Germany offers a booming market for American goods, noting Berlin's wartime normalcy, rising luxury demand, and ready trade channels. It stresses reciprocity, strong American salesmanship, and the need for coordinated efforts by firms and trade groups to capitalize on a forthcoming German market.
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United States
Great Pritein
Coloniea
France
Fivesia
Germany
Herlin
Berlin
Ufe
America
Persia
Aji
Altost
Svc
International Harvester Company
American Association of Commerc
Eusolelon
Courpa
Corman Nathal Me
Prof
Atwood
National Wealgrowers Meet in Salt Lake City
The session at Salt Lake City discusses tariff impact and Western states’ coal and mining pressures. Officials consider proposed tariff totals and the future of the industry amid regional challenges.
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Woot Cowees Noilid
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Vik
Jaa
Angi Hlatlea
Hiv
Dlevnsalan
American prisoner Chartian to sail from Naples to New York
Rome Jan 12 The American prisoner Chartian who was recently removed from prison after serving a brief term for a bigamy case will depart Naples for New York aboard the liner America on Wednesday.
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Rome
Poereer Chartian
Pain in Back and Body From Kidney Trouble Promised Cure
Letter from Mrs. Ella A. Garribon touts Dr. Pierce's Anuric as a remedy for back pain, weakness, and sleepless nights. She claims rapid relief, better sleep, less rheumatism, and increased work ability after trying a trial package and urges others to request a sample by mail.
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Dr. Pierce
Signel
Ella A. Garribon
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Www. W. Slack
Mr. Perkin
The
Missouri
Colorado
Barry County
Kansas City
Arthur Agll Io
Lamar Democrat
Paris
Bar Fonthi
Promiece
Bar
William
Teutons
Delran
Sa'optki
DET Posen
U.S
Germainy
Chen
Tinandia
BhoeMibe
Kelley Mercantile Company
Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
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