Demonstration of Americanism At Livestock Convention
Attendees praised the leadership of the livestock industry and government. They opposed grazing fee increases, while expressing trust in Secretary Houston and Associate Forester Potter. The speech celebrated the greatest good for the greatest number and urged unity behind federal agricultural policy.
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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 criticizes George W. Perkins and his progressive allies in Republican conferences, arguing they fail to win over standpatters despite money and virtue. It urges Perkins to reform methods, condemns his association with crooked politics, and questions his ability to influence outcomes in ongoing national campaigns.
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New York World
George W. Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Republican National Executive Committee
Chicago
Perkins
Short-sightedness blamed for misjudged welfare stance
The speaker argues that sofrimento stems from shortsightedness masked by welfare rhetoric. He notes stockmen show confidence yet fear government decisions against them and claim Americans internalize a belief in government rulings despite opposition.
Denver Accused of Exploiting Cody Death Scene for Ads
The State Leader questions Denver city boosters over moving Buffalo Bill Cody’s remains to Lookout Mountain in Denver for publicity. Weld County’s Weld News notes the Cheyenne Leader’s claim that Denver thwarted Cody’s Wyoming burial wishes and treats the incident as advertising.
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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 Continues With Fast Floor Runs
Freshmen squads rush a wall in nine seconds in a tied first run and a third effort decides Trotters as winner. Upperclassmen perform fastest floor demonstration since the act two years ago with a CheyenneHigh record six and two fifth seconds. Spectators applaud the display. We reduce the high cost of living. see Riner for coal.
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Wells
Ru Trotters
Nhine
Cheyenne
Caspers
Roy
Cheyenne High
German Consul Convicted in Coast Case Conspiracy
German consul general Eckhardt von Schalk and several associates were found guilty by a jury of conspiring to violate American neutrality and restrain international trade. Additional conspirators were convicted as well. Appeals are likely.
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Vrows You Bopp
Sud
Eckhardt von Schalk
Onsen
Sen Planeteoro
Kendrick 10 Sign Dry Bill Today
Gov. John B. Kendrick will sign the bill submitting prohibition to a statewide vote at the November 1918 election. The ceremony will be at 10 oclock with witnesses from the Anti Saloon League the WCTU and sponsors. If approved prohibition becomes effective January 1 1920 nationwide.
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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 railroads earned under 6 percent net profit in 1918 despite a record year for earnings due to higher costs for materials rolling stock and labor.
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W York
United States
Increase in Grazing Fees Explained by U S Forester
U S forester Albert F. Potter explains at the livestock convention that grazing fees for national forest ranges should reflect the real value of the privilege. He cites high bonuses paid in cattle and sheep deals, argues against bidding, and notes added revenue to states and counties through share of receipts and road funding.
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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 Industry Gains Support in Congress
The text notes support from Senator Mor ria Sheppard and several Representatives for Borland resolution 389 seeking a federal trade commission and agriculture department led investigation into rising food prices and meat market manipulation. It cites hearings, a Carlin report endorsing more study, and calls for a thorough inquiry into central market control by packers and broader production, distribution, and potential monopoly issues.
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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
House of Representatives
Live Stock Association Presses for Market Reforms
The message urges continued, vigorous work by the market committee of the American National Live Stock Association. It calls for expanded government cooperation, a funded information office, and empowered leadership to pursue investigations, public education, and policy actions with the Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Markets.
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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 Stops Vrammile in Tenth Round Knockout
Waterbury report says Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland knocked out Young Vrammile of Jersey City in the tenth round of a twelve round bout. They fought at catch weights.
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Waterbury
Oun
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Young Vrammile
Jersey City
Montana Mining Man Ends Life With Bullet
John F P Brazelton a former Montana mining magnate and ex mayor of Deer Lodge shot himself today in Chicago. He had been widely known in Montana politics and mining circles and reportedly despondent over business troubles.
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Chicago
John FP. Brazelton
Montana
Deer Lodge
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Prohibition
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U.S. Forester
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Kilbane
Rooute
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