Predatory Animals Menace to Game and Livestock
Wyoming forest report by district forester Smith Riley warns predatory mammals threaten game and livestock. It cites culprits like coyotes wolves lynx and mountain lions and notes 1916 kills across elk deer and mountain sheep. Recommendations include closing seasons and easing bear hunting licenses while stressing stocking and management of game fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Smith Riley
Denver
Big Horn
Bridger
Sheshoni
Washalo
Wahrilen Wilson
Meek
Walt
Porester
Wilson
Riley
Forest Service
Maine and Wyoming electoral votes pledged at capitol
Senate President Receiving Maine Vote Senator Willard Lainsbury of Del aware pro tem of the Senate receives Maine's electoral vote from Senator Bert M. Permeld and Senator Charles F. Johnson both of Maine on the capitol steps in Washington. John L. Jordan of Cheyenne travels to Washington to deliver Wyoming's three electoral votes to the president of the senate.
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Willard Lainsbury
Delaware
Senate
Maine
Bert M. Permeld
Charles F. Johnson
Capitol
Washington
John L. Jordan
Cheyenne
Washington, D. C
Wyoming
University of Wyoming Extends Language Courses to Cheyenne
The extension department announces weekly Cheyenne language courses as part of a broader effort to bring university resources to residents. The plan aims to broaden intellectual horizons for adults and could expand to more subjects if interest grows. Opportunity is presented as a persistent invitation to lifelong learning in Cheyenne.
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Egtenson
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
University of Wreming
Shake-Up in Russie Prompts War Forecasts
Goliteine's appointment as premier replaces Trepoff and shifts Russia toward the ultra-conservative camp aligned with the German倾powers. Experts note this brief change could alter Allied expectations and the war's trajectory, with Constantinople as a potential target.
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Goliteine
Trepoff
Rosia
America
Gollicive
Russia
Bag
France
Britain
Trepof
Oneseed
Constantinople
Entente strategy and Balkan shifts in wartime planning
The piece analyzes Entente aims in the Balkans and Turkey, noting Russia's potential exit if western front pressure eases. It discusses German plans to seize Romania and Constantinople, and questions whether western powers seek national rights while pursuing regional dominance.
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Entente
Germany
Rissa
Turkey
Mediterranean Sea
Russia
von Hindenbburg
Kowsia
Romania
Balkans
Constantinon
Huena
Ely Kiowa
Golitine
Europe
William Cody’s Legacy as Frontier Icon and Scout
The obituary lauds William F. Cody for pioneering deeds across the Missouri frontier, his role in opening the plains, guiding buffalo hunts for the Kansas Pacific railroad, and his fame as a showman. It credits him as a fearless scout for the army, valued by Sheridan and Miles, and notes his diligence in pathfinding, hunting, fighting, and public service.
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William F. Cody
Missouri
Wyoming
Frontier
Mr. Cols
Plains
Fipet
Buffalo
Sheridan
Creek
Miles
Forsythe
Terry
Cody
Won His High Post By Service
The new French war minister Severs Lyautey has long shown action oriented leadership. From Algeria to Tonkin and Madagascar he fought rebellions, built roads, founded towns, and guided Morocco’s transition as protectorate, slowly winning loyalty through reform and military presence.
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Severs Lyautey
Tven
Baiot Yr
Algeria
Songtau
Upper
Tonkin
Madagasvar
Alseria
France
Heve
Lyautey
Mediterranean
Fahara
Morocco
Besse
Borbert
Bergen
Raise Ideal American Fowl
The U S Department of Agriculture plans to breed an ideal American fowl says Henry M Lamon senior animal husbandman. The bird will be purely American with white plumage yellow legs red ear lobes and a moderate comb. It will resist cold and have meat equal to Wyandotte Barred Rock or Rhode Island Red, resembling a Leghorn in body. Demonstrations and exhibitions are expected next year.
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New York Herald
Lamon
By Conquest Life Snippet on Dog Kennel Tale
A brief exchange reveals Wille obtained a dog kennel from the boy next door. The boy is described as too proud to fight, implying a moral note within the anecdote about temper and pride.
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Wille
Portuguese Troops Land in France Amid War Effort
The article notes Portuguese expeditionary units landing in France as Portugal strengthens its wartime role. It mentions Portuguese officers in France preparing to receive the arriving force and describes the infantry type pictured.
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France
Brumbaugh Calls for Merchant Marine Rehabilitation
Brumbaugh argues national recovery hinges on a rebuilt merchant marine. He warns reliance on munition output and foreign shipbuilding stalls domestic industrial readiness and future markets. He urges Congress to back private initiative and reject government-owned carriers.
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Congress
Turning Dumps Into Dollars
The Boston Transcript notes waste economics expanding from iron ore recovered from refuse to waste paper sales by Boston Elevated Railway and in-house paper recycling by commercial basements. It highlights dumps privatization, charcoal making, wood alcohol capture, and alder wood use for black powder as signs of growing commercial value for all growth remains.
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Merrimac Chemical Company
Boston Elevated Rail Way
Boston
Massachusetts
Loston Transcript
Public welfare study on industrial accidents in city
The Kansas City Star reports a public welfare investigation examining three hundred industrial accidents in the city. It emphasizes social costs and preventable injuries and notes inadequate compensation for victims.
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Kansas City Star
Induction era industry safety and a battlefield scene
The report notes that 118 dependents wholly rely on earnings and 129 partly. Most dependents are wives or children under 46. About 300 accidents show two thirds earn less than $16 weekly. 14 percent fatal, 43 percent disabling. Employers are blamed for a quarter of accidents and hazards cause a third. A separate wartime narrative recalls a harsh battlefield with heavy losses, allies resting among the fallen.
Into Romania march amid destruction and death
Fritz Kliatt describes marching through Romania with advancing forces as towns burn and civilians flee. He notes ruined homes, lost family papers, and refugees blocking roads while units push toward the front, casualties mounting as officers fall and soldiers press the firing line.
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Fritz Kliatt
Germany
Romania
Irish Characters in English Plays Through the Restoration
Brander Matthews surveys how Irish figures appear in English drama. He notes scarce Irish roles before the Restoration, remarks Teague in Howard’s Committee as the first comic Irish servant, then Tegue O’Pivelly in Shadwell’s Lancashire Witches as a detested villain, and suggests these portrayals targeted London playgoers.
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Brander Matthews
Scribner's Magazine
Ireland
England
Captain Nae- Morris
Sickespeare
Shakespeare
Teague
Robert Howard
Pepys
Terne
Shadwell
Tegue O'Pivelly
Josue
Goers
Shailwell
Gin
Bismalack's Last Chill in Fireside Papers
The piece recounts Mismarc’s rugged leadership and humanity as he faced battle at Koeniggratz. A lone cigarette episode becomes a moral moment when a dragoon wounded on the battlefield asks for relief. The narrator notes the paradox of savoring a final Havana while aiding a fallen comrade. For monument inquiries, contact R. McCaffertr in Prone Will.
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Blemarck
Koeniggrada
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Martin
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Pennsylvania
Iarting Brumbaugh
Bismalack
Rederick Marvin
R. McCaffertr
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