Editorial on U S business conditions forecast by Washington bureau
The United States commerce forecast for 1916-17 shows Atlantic and southeastern regions thriving while parts of Oregon Washington face poor prospects. Wyoming Montana and North Dakota rise to good, Colorado Utah California vary, and eastern manufacturing areas remain hopeful amid cotton regions in the south. The analysis notes Montana Wyoming benefit from ore demand and hints at a likely prosperous year with growth across several states.
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Washington
United States
Atlantic
Mississippi
Rockies
California
Oregon
Wyoming
Montana
North Theta
Cotoredo
Utah
Newadd
Colorado
Califoota
Emat
Tien Arteone
New Moesico
Texas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming surveys criticized as wagono wheel flaws
A respondent attacks The Wyoming Tribune and The Taramie Republican for political framing of Wyoming survey criticism. The piece questions labeling surveys as wagono wheels, defends measured reporting, and debates state immigration policy and the absence of an immigration bureau, attributing blame to the Republican legislature.
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Taramie- Republican
Wyoming Tribune
Wyoming
Dawe
Inmi Emsion Bureau
Talks on Banking
A fragment outlines banking’s role in daily life, urging prudent cash use rather than hoarding funds. It argues banks protect money, support credit, and shield communities from theft and losses while warning against risks of bankless commerce and bad loans.
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Barberiem
Bank Advice Promises Sleep Better Money Growth
A fragment touts banking as a means to secure rest and growth of funds while the saver sleeps, urging readers to take action now to benefit from financial growth.
Workmen's Compensation Laws Upheld by High Court
The U.S. Supreme Court upholds Washington state workmen's compensation law as a bar to damage claims by workers in hazardous employment. A widow and children sued Northern Pacific for alleged negligent death of Benjamin Meese, a brewery employee near Bentile. The Indiana Employer's Nobility law verdict of 12,000 for Charles Stillwell against Vandalia Railroad was approved.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Washington State
Benjamin Meese
Northern Pacific Railroad
Meese
Bentile
Indiana
Vandalia
Charles Stillwell
S Gompers Pleads For Defense Principals
S Gompers pleads for defense principals amid wartime preparedness talk. He argues against reductions in size or capacity of the park, cites potential penalties if the United States is defeated, and warns that wartime debts would burden industry and the economy.
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Menihere
Lt le
Vermaty
Wilhieme
United Mine Workers Session Debates Colorado Strike Aftermath
The United Mine Workers met on the first day of their session with leaders condemning Colorado strike actions and urging collective bargaining. They criticized injunctions, reported high strike-related costs, and touted solidarity, funding, and ongoing plans for wage agreements across mining regions.
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United Mine Workers
Floods Roar Along Coast Wreaking $3,000,000 Loss
Rains and floods sweep southern California causing widespread damage. Homes inundated and residents evacuated by boat. Rail lines blocked and power plants at risk as dozens of communities report flooded streets and missing livestock. Police rescue efforts continue amid rising waters. Several deaths are reported including ranchman Fred Smith and Alfonso River with electrocution linked to a flooded light switch.
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Fashions
Co Long Head
Golden State
Fred Smith
Santa Ana River
William Green Report Opposes Military Preparedness
In Indianapolis on January 18 a report from William Green, secretary-treasurer of the union, denounces military preparedness as a warlike policy. It urges the United Mine Workers to oppose national administration plans, arguing a large standing army threatens national and world peace and laboring people oppose militarism.
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Inthanapolis
Ind
Mine Workers of America Co
William Green
Wolon
Anurie Urges Relief for Backache and Swollen Limbs
A reader endorses Dr. Pierce’s Anurie as a remedy for backache swelling of hands and feet and frequent urination. The letter claims one box cures daily fatigue and restores strength, praising the inventor and offering a sample for thirty-seven cents to prove its efficacy.
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Dr. Pierce
The
Invalide’ Hotel
Raffael
Agele
W. Rh. Bray
Fulke
Anuhic
Pierce
Invalida
Buftela
N.Y
Drowning and Damage Amid California Floods Near Fullerton
Three unidentified persons drowned as a buggy was swept away between Anaheim and Fullerton during a fierce storm. The Bakersfield oil fields reported a 990000 value disruption as two hundred fifty derricks were toppled. Severe winds for hours shattered frame buildings and wrecked crops while residents fled to higher ground with livestock.
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Fullerton
Bakera
Rate Oil
McKittrick
North Midway
Santa Ana
Cal
Anaheim
Splendid Laxative For Elderly People
A long standing physician approved remedy for age related constipation. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepain offers gentle relief without griping, promoted by testimonials such as a 71 year old Missouri resident. Free trials available by writing Dr W B Caldwell, Monticello, Illinois.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Caldwell
W. GB. Caldwell
Wington St
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American Federation of Labor
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