Perkins Counsels Stronger Power Over Nation
The piece cites Mr. Perkins opposing President Wilson and arguing for a powerful executive to align business government and preparedness. It recalls Taft era trust dissolutions and criticizes Perkins for seeking a king like authority rather than a commander in chief.
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George W. Verkine
United States
Wilson
Rooevelt
Ron
Perkins
Taft
Harvester Company
Steel Corporation
Poerking
Wilken Ie
Cheyenne Seeks Universal Sunday Closing for Stores
A movement among Cheyenne retailers aims to implement universal Sunday closing and six pm weekday hours except Saturdays. The Leader backs the clerks and endorses the Tribune editorial calling Sunday closure a sign of progress and urging consistent hours across all merchants.
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Cheyenne
the Tribune
Samay
New York
Philadelphia
Pir Ierleely
Carranza’s democratic method praised by St. Louis paper
The St Louis Republic lauds Carranza for explaining his policies to the people rather than seizing power. It contrasts his approach with a dictator's, noting the aim to build understanding and representative government amid Mexico's pacification. Missouri notes report a girl’s suicide attempt after moving from Missouri to Colorado.
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Tolbo Lind
Cueranme
Mesiro
Mexico
Carranza
Fearon
St. Louis Republic
Missouri
Colorado
Barry County
Kansas City
Battle of Bar fonthi Opens as German Drive Fails
Report notes Allied and Turkish forces clash as German effort to push to sea and Paris confronts heavy bombardment from German guns. British and French commanders vow to hold line despite morale impact and near-term decisive action.
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Paris
Bar Fonthi
Promiece
Bar
William
Teutons
Tax Reform Debate in New York Millionaires Circles
The article cites Prof. Belleman and others arguing against a uniform income tax on high earners and for keeping or adjusting rates. It notes New York residents' heavy share of top incomes, federal revenue deficits, and the proposed shift to consumption taxes as a means to raise funds.
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Wankisee
Amenica
New York
B .R. A. Belleman
New York State
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Seligman
Dolare
Train workers killed stepping before westbound passenger
Fort Steele Wyoming January 18 two railroad workers Harold J. Cummings and Frederick C. Selby were instantly killed when they stepped onto the westbound track as an eastbound passenger train approached unseen. The men, both married with families, were handling a hot box on a freight car at the time. The bodies were sent to Laramie for inquest. Funeral and burial details were not yet set.
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Fort Steele
Wyo
Harold J. Cummings
Drakeman
Frederick C. Selby
Bot
F ‘Aramle
Mondidtor Cummings
Hrakeman Selby
Selby
Theompany
Laramie
Indian Service Appeals to U S Employees
Protect Indian Bares an appeal to U S employees of the Indian service sent today. Commissioner Cato Fells cited statistics showing roughly three fifths of the Indian infants died before age five.
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U. S. Wasitington
Fy. C
Tam
United States Indian Service
Cato Fells
Indian Affairs
Fossil Skeleton Exhibited at Billage Chamber of Commerce
Reported discovery in sedimentary rocks of an ancient reptile to bird transitional form. The skeleton stands about a bale feet high and is displayed today at the Billage Chamber of Commerce for paleontology students.
Germany Opens Vast Field for U S Products After War
An American trade column argues Germany will offer a huge market for U S goods once the war ends. It notes Berlin's normal postwar life, rising luxury trade, and that American exporters should deploy skilled salesmen and reciprocal trade to capitalize on renewed German demand and restored exchange.
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Germany
U.S
United States
Great Pritein
Coloniea
France
Fivesia
Herlin
Berlin
Ufe
America
Persia
Atwood
Aji
Svc
International Harvester Company
American Association of Commerc
Eusolelon
Courpa
Corman Nathal Me
Herr von Gwinner
T Germainy
Chen
Woot Cowe es Noilid Session at Salt Lake
Vik January 1 report from Salt Lake City says the National Wealgrowers meet opened with a focus on tariff proposals and the pressure from coalitions in Western states. The session centers on agricultural policy and potential shifts in trade and industry.
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Woot Cowees Noilid
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Vik
Angi Hlatlea
Hiv
Dlevnsalan
American prisoner Chartian to sail from Naples
Poetier Chartian the American freed after a brief term for bigamy will depart Naples aboard the liner America for New York on Wednesday. He was discharged from prison earlier and now heads home.
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Rome
Poereer Chartian
Pain in Back Miserable All Over Letter to Editor
A reader reports severe back pain, fatigue, and insomnia last winter. She credits Dr. Pierce's Anuric for rapid relief, better sleep, and reduced rheumatic pain, and urges others to try the remedy.
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Dr. Pierce
Signel
Ella A. Garribon
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Treasury
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Reichsbank
England
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