Predatory Animals Menace to Game and Livestock in Wyoming
The district forester Riley reports predatory animals threaten Wyoming game and livestock. Coyotes wolves lynx and mountain lions caused elk deer and sheep losses in 1916. The forest service urges licensing hunting and season changes to protect wildlife and stock.
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Wyoming
Smith Riley
Denver
Big Horn
Bridger
Sheshoni
Washalo
Wahrilen Wilson
Meek
Walt
Porester
Wilson
Riley
Forest Service
Maine and Wyoming electoral vote transfer at the capitol
Senator Willard Lainsbury takes Maine electoral vote with Senator Bert Permeld and Senator Charles F. Johnson present. John L. Jordan travels from Cheyenne to Washington to deliver Wyoming’s three electoral votes to the Senate president at the capitol.
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Senate
Maine
Willard Lainsbury
Delaware
Bert M. Permeld
Charles F. Johnson
Capitol
Washington
John L. Jordan
Cheyenne
Washington, D. C
Wyoming
University of Wyoming Offers Weekly Language Courses in Cheyenne
Cheyenne residents are invited to enroll in new weekly language courses launched by the University extension department. The program aims to broaden adult education opportunities, with hopes other courses will follow. The article highlights ongoing access to educational expansion and the duty to seize chances for lifelong learning.
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Egtenson
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
University of Wreming
Shake-Up in Russie as Goliteine Becomes Premier
The change from Trepoff to Goliteine places an ultra conservative faction in power in Russia. The new premier leans toward German aligned policy, shifting the war’s possible future direction and prompting American editorial speculation on how Constantinople and allied relations may be affected.
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Goliteine
Trepoff
Rosia
America
Gollicive
Russia
Bag
France
Britain
Trepof
Oneseed
Constantinople
Entente Aims in Balkans and Romania Weighed
The piece argues the Entente seeks gains in the Balkans and Turkey while pressing for Romania and Constantinople. It suggests Russia may exit if Westerners tire of the war, shifting power toward a Europe aligned with peoples rather than governments.
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Entente
Germany
Rissa
Turkey
Mediterranean Sea
Russia
von Hindenbburg
Kowsia
Romania
Balkans
Constantinon
Huena
Ely Kiowa
Golitine
Europe
William F Cody Remains a Legendary Frontier Figure
The obituary lauds William F Cody for shaping the American West from plains hunter to civil leader in Wyoming. It credits him as scout for the army against Indians, buffalo hunter for the Kansas Pacific railroad, and renowned showman, admired by kings and crowds in Europe and America.
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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 been a man of action. From Algeria to Madagascar and Morocco he built roads, founded towns, and pacified regions while guiding French rule. His work united tribes and secured order as France expanded its protectorate.
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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 United States Department of Agriculture aims to breed the ideal American fowl said by Henry M. Lamon senior animal husbandman. The bird will be a pure product of the United States with white plumage yellow legs red ear lobes and a moderate sized comb. It should resist cold well and combine meat weight comparable to a Wyandotte Barred Rock or Rhode Island Red. Lamon has studied these experiments for years and expects to showcase several birds at upcoming exhibitions.
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New York Herald
Lamon
By Conquest, Life. A boy’s kennel gift sparks a quiet dispute
In a brief dialogue a boy’s act of generosity triggers a clash over pride and rivalry. Wille explains the kennel came from the boy next door who refuses to fight, highlighting a gentle motive behind a curious prop.
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Wille
Portuguese Expeditionary Force Lands in France
Portuguese troops began landing in France as Portugal nears full participation in the war. The number landed is not disclosed while officers have prepared in advance to receive the expeditionary force. The image illustrates the typical Portuguese infantry.
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France
Brumbaugh calls for merchant marine revival and industrial prep
The speaker argues for rehabilitating the national merchant marine as an economic necessity. He warns that focusing on munition supply and foreign shipbuilding neglects long term industrial training and readiness. He urges congressional action and private initiative, opposing government ownership of carriers.
Turning Dumps Into Dollars
A Boston Transcript report notes waste material becoming a commercial resource. Merrimac Chemical contracts iron ore from waste. Boston Elevated Railway earns about 500 dollars monthly selling waste paper. Burned forest waste and alder wood find new markets for charcoal and black powder uses.
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Merrimac Chemical Company
Boston Elevated Rail Way
Boston
Massachusetts
Loston Transcript
Public welfare study notes industrial accident costs
A Kansas City Star clipping highlights a public welfare investigation of 300 injury cases in the city. It argues the social cost is high and many injuries could be prevented, while victims receive inadequate compensation from insurers and employers.
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Kansas City Star
Industrial safety study shows workers face highest risk at low pay
The investigation of 300 Industres accidents reveals 14 percent fatal and 43 percent disabling injuries. 118 dependents rely wholly on earnings, 129 partly. most dependents are wives and children under 46. Two thirds earned under 16 a week. families fall into poverty when a head is injured or killed. Employers bear one fourth of accidents, hazards cause one third, and compensation laws cut accidents.
Into Romania Diary Excerpt From Fritz Kliatt Letter
A wartime diary excerpt describes marching into Romania under bombardment and destruction. The author notes villages wrecked, civilians fleeing, and the collapse of riches into poverty as troops press toward the front. Several officers fall and a captain assumes command amid gnashing grenades and machine gun fire.
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Fritz Kliatt
Germany
Romania
Irish Characters in English Plays Through the Ages
Brander Matthews traces Irish presence on English stages from the Restoration onward. He notes Teague in Howard’s Committee as the first Irish comic servant and Tegue O’Pivelly in Shadwell’s Lancashire Witches as an early villain. He suggests playwrights used Irish stereotypes to provoke laughter or detest danger.
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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 Fireside Tales
An excerpt recounts a scene at Koeniggratz where a final Havana cigar is shared with a wounded dragoon after a battle. The speaker Melmarck notes the value of a good cigar and the humanizing effect of mercy in war, ending with a call for a granite monument by R. McCaffertr.
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Blemarck
Koeniggrada
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Montana
Fernald
Johnson
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Christian Science Monitor
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Praveco
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Martin
Gov
Pennsylvania
Congress
Harting Brumbaugh
Bismalack
Rederick Marvin
R. McCaffertr
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