Demonstration of Americanism at Livestock Convention
Attendees praised the character of stockmen and government leaders as they opposed grazing fee increases. Secretary Houston and Associate Forester Potter received an enthusiastic ovation for backing policies aligned with the public good, reflecting the republic’s governing principles and broad national program.
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Mary
Vere
Department of Agriculture
Houston Sod
Forester Potter
Houston
Republi
Department of Aertcultine
Department of Science
Despairing of Mr Perkins in New York World
The piece condemns George W. Perkins and his progressive allies for backing reform while failing to win support at Republican conferences. It warns Perkins to reform his political methods and notes repeated clashes with party veterans at national committee meetings, urging accountability and change.
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New York World
George W. Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Republican National Executive Committee
Chicago
Perkins
Ambiguous Quote On Government Decision Backed By Stockmen
A fragment discusses shortsightedness and welfare indicators linked to stockmen. It claims stockmen feel justified but are biased by national myths. The passage suggests they will accept government decisions even when against their interests.
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Congress
Forest Service
Denver sought Cody burial site atop Lookout Mountain
The State Leader questions Denver’s motive in placing Buffalo Bill Cody’s remains on Lookout Mountain in Denver city park. Weld County’s Weld Leader notes accusations that Denver uses Cody for advertising and wonders if his burial spot should be near his Wyoming home.
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Denver
Lookout Mountain
Denver City Park
Buffalo Bl
Wyoming
Colorado
Weld County
Greeley
Colo
Col. W. F. Cody
Biady
Cheyenne Cadets Drill Ends With Fast Floor Runs
The Cheyenne Cadets showcased rapid drills as freshmen squads sprinted nine seconds to scale a wall and a later upper class team posted six and two fifth seconds. Crowds cheered for the fast times and praised the youths’ performance amid a long school day. A final note urges readers to reduce living costs and contact Riner for coal.
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Wells
Ru Trotters
Nhine
Cheyenne
Caspers
Roy
Cheyenne High
German Conul Convicted in Neutrality Conspiracy Case
German consul general and several associates were convicted by a jury of conspiring to violate American neutrality and restrain international trade. Additional conspirators were found guilty, with appeals likely to follow.
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Vrows You Bopp
Sud
Eckhardt von Schalk
Onsen
Sen Planeteoro
Kendrick 10 Signs Dry Bill Today
Governor John B. Kendrick will sign the prohibition submission bill at a forenoon ceremony with Anti Saloon League and W C T U representatives. Witnesses include Senate President J W Todd and House Speaker W K Jones, with ministers from Cheyenne. If approved, Hale wide prohibition starts January 1 1920.
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John B. Kendrick
Anti-Saloon League
Kendrick
J. W. Todd
Senate
W. K. Jones
House
Clarence Gardner
C. D. Oviatt
William T. Dumm
Cheyenne
Railroads Net Less Than 6 Percent Profit In 1918
New York January 19 railroad executives say U S roads earned under six percent net profit in 1918 despite a record year for earnings. Increased costs for materials rolling stock and labor limited overall profitability.
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W York
United States
Increase of Grazing Fees Explained By U S Forester
Albert F. Potter associate U S forester explains to livestock delegates that grazing fees for national forests should reflect the real value of the privilege. He argues current charges are low, cites examples of animal gains and market prices, and outlines how higher fees plus state road and school funding would benefit communities.
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U.S. Forester
National Forest
Albert F. Potter
United States Forester
Mr. Potter
Arizana
New Mexico
National Forests
Forest Service
Congress
Arizona
Ceattle
U. S. Inquiry Of Packing Probes Support For Borland Plan
The text thanks senators and congressmen for support in pursuing a federal investigation of meat packers. It notes Borland resolution 389 aims for a thorough inquiry by the federal trade commission and agriculture department into rising food prices and market manipulation. Producers urge a full, impartial inquiry before any remedy, warning that packer control may persist without action.
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Morria Sheppard
Texas
William F. Borland
Missouri
William Kent
California
John Warner
D. Doolittle
Kansas
Dan P. Stephens
Nebraska
Hmu'l
Tennessee
Borland
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Carlin
House
Horland
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Live Stock Association Seeks Stronger Market Committee
The text discusses boosting the market committee's work within the American National Live Stock Association. It calls for a five member incoming committee, power for the president to fill vacancies, merging offices, cancelling guarantee notes, and broad powers to hire attorneys, cooperate with other bodies, inform public opinion, and push investigations with government agencies to improve livestock markets and reduce waste.
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Federal Trade Come
Bureau of Markets
Commission
Department of Agriceniture
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Hull
Tennesse
Office of Marketing
Marke
Vaccandea
American National Live Stock Association
Department of Agriculture
Kilbane Wins Again by Knockout in Waterbury Bout
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland knocked out Young Vrammile of Jersey City in the tenth round of a twelve round bout at catch weights in Waterbury on January 18. Kilbane improved his record with the victory in a decisive performance.
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Waterbury
Oun
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Young Vrammile
Jersey City
Montana mining man ends life with bullet in Chicago
John F. P. Brazelton, once a wealthy Montana mining man and former Deer Lodge mayor, shot himself in Chicago today. Despondent over business troubles, he died from a self inflicted gunshot.
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Montana
Life With Bullet
Chicago
John FP. Brazelton
Deer Lodge
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Prohibition
Foint
U. S
House of Representatives
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Rooute
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