Col Mulhall Confession Alleged as Major Manufacturers Plot
The confession of Col Martin M Mutbath, claimed confidential agent of the National Association of Manufacturers, is described as a sensational reveal. The article alleges he oversaw executives, influenced legislation, and aided monopoly interests to sway tariff and labor policy, with July 7th as a forthcoming press moment.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Hebt
Washington
Manufacturers’ Association
Martin M. Mutbath
United States
Congress
Taft
Proctor
Aldrich
James S. Sherman
Cannon
Tariff Commission Board
Wich
Friends of Monopoly
Friends of the People
Overman
Committee of Congress
Party of the Patriot
Lincoln
Mulhall
A Call to Peaceful Fourth Celebrations and Open Air Fun
A dated call favors arbitration and peaceful observance of the nation’s day. It urges avoiding gunpowder and noisy displays, proposing athletic events, literary exercises, open air theatre, fishing, rowing, and outdoor recreation under the flag to inspire bold play and a strong performance.
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Land of the Free
Qdnthem
Free
America
Twilight Zone of Journalism and the city poll
A historical column contrasts the press roles in a Cheyenne commission government debate. The Leader backstops a proposed streetcar era and tranquil settlement, urging public funding and a shared burden with the government and voters.
Stock Growers Meetings Draw Large Wyoming Attendance
Harry Youngerman returned from Wheatland Wyoming where he attended a stockmen meeting. He then went to Alliance Nebraska for the Nebraska Stock Growers association gathering. He notes Wheatland drew a fair to large crowd and attendance was good.
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Iarry Youngerman
Wheatland
Wyo
Alliance
Nob
Nebraska Stock Growers’ Association
Neve
Harry
Grazing Country Reports Superb Grass and Fat Stock Prospects
Old settlers say grazing lands between Cheyenne and Laramie have not shown such abundant grass since 1598. Cattle are forward and stockmen could ship good beef by July 10 if inclined, though hay harvest occupies attention and feeding remains strong.
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Alllanes
Cheyenne
Laramie
Youngerman Dues Pat
Wheatland cattle sale boosts Wyoming shipping season
J A Undean of Wheatland Wyoming marketed a large cattle lot priced at eight dollars per cwt with an average steer weight around 1046 pounds and two steers at seven fifty. The Vatcher Land and Cattle Company coordinated southern cattle en route from Texas to Wyoming ranges with several more trains expected in the coming days to close this year’s shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Undean
Wheatland
Wyre
Vatcher Land and Cattle Company
Texas
Wyoming
Deming Promotes Wyoming Gubernatorial Bid With Fictional Candidates
Editor Deming of the Cheyenne Tribune uses a satirical device by listing impossible Republican candidates to spotlight his gubernatorial bid. He plans a 1914 model campaign car with modern features to boost his approach and timing for the race.
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Editor Deming
The
Cheyenne Tribune
Wyoming
Deming
Trotter
Food Costs Rise Under Republican Rule
The letter argues that food prices have about doubled in ten years under Republicans while noting tariff worries. It contends tariff revisions won’t yield instant savings and rejects doom saying Calamity hawks misread economic effects, urging patience to assess tariff impact on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
van Tassel
Expulsion of Koreans dropped by Bryan
Washington July 1. Investigation by state department agents into the expulsion of Korean fruitpickers from Hemet California was discontinued and the incident closed. Secretary Bryan had ordered the inquiry amid U S Japan talks and was informed by David Lee of the Korean National association that the Koreans involved were not Japanese subjects as they had left Korea before it was annexed by Japan.
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Washington
BP. C
State Department
Hemet
Cal
Bryan
United States
Japan
David Lee Korean National Association
Sherman Co. Offers Signs Paper Hanging and Fireworks
Mitchell sells decorating items at 1716 Carey Avenue including sign writing supplies paper hanging items and fireworks novelties for children and adults.
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Sherman Co
Mitchell
Carey Avenue
Sullivan Seeks 225000 From Hoe Family Heir
Miss Mae A Sullivan of New York sues Arthur J Hoe son of the paper press magnate for 225000 alleging he promised marriage then admitted he was married. She says he funded lavish hotels and bought 28000 worth of jewelry and an automobile. She claims to be an innocent girl whose relatives doubt her story.
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Mae A. Sullivan
New York
R. Hoe
Arthur J. Hoe
Saya
Hoe
Mint Sullivan
Patrick
York
Austrian Pine Adds Windbreak Value in Kansas
The Austrian pine or black pine lines yards and farms east of the Rockies for ornament and windbreaks. Under favorable conditions it reaches 60 to 70 feet tall with a two foot stump diameter, has dark green needles 5 to 7 inches long, and dense foliage ideal for wind protection. Seedlings are tender and prone to nursery diseases, making first transplanting risky. purchase from fifteen to twenty inches high and sourced from experienced nurseries for permanent plantings.
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United States
Rocky Mountains
Kansas
Farmers' wealth from nature and labor, Wilson says
Former Secretary Wilson states that each day in the crop growing season is worth 50,000,000 to U S farmers. He adds that this wealth results from nature and human effort, urging farmers to organize their work to keep nature productive constantly.
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Wilson
United States
Nature
Asparagus Bed Preparation Advice From American Agriculturist
The piece outlines soil and drainage needs for asparagus beds. It advises deep spading and thorough manure mixing for home patches, avec plowing for larger beds, and notes that deep plowing is generally advantageous. It recommends two plowings seasonally and using strong one year old roots in a long single row bed.
Let Out the Gas in Severe Canes of Datulency
The article advises prompt tapping to relieve gas in horses when life is at risk. It describes inserting a trocar and cannula into the distended right flank near the rib and near the feather of hair, with left side tapping for cows. It warns sterilization before use and disinfection after removing the instrument.
Muller Sees Panama Expo Site Dedication in San Francisco
Brazilian foreign minister Dr Lauro Muller dedicates a Panama Pacific exposition site in San Francisco. He praises global participation and praises the canal as a unifying force, calling the project a baptism of civilization. President Moore presents the deed as Muller plants the flag.
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San Francisco
Lauro Muller
Panama
Jordan
Muller
C. ©. Moore
Dudley Field Malone
Farmer buys gas engine to boost wood lot work
A farmer owning a wood lot can turn wood into profit by buying a gas engine. A one fourth horsepower unit will handle much work but a larger engine is advised, since the farmer will likely use the machine for additional tasks beyond wood processing.
Don’t Grow Geabby Gouda Potatoes Scabby Advice
A flawed gardening note warns that if potatoes are scabby one year you should plant none in the same ground the next year and instead relocate crops. The fragment suggests rotating crops to avoid repeating infection and emphasizes caution in future planting.
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Elae
Dr Muller Planned Mount Tamalpais Trip Before Eastward Journey
The report notes Dr Muller’s full day of activity and a scheduled rest, including a Thursday excursion to Mount Tamalpais with views of the bay and valleys of California, before an evening departure for the east on his return trip.
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Muller
Tamalpais
Bay
Ocean
California
Newspaper Right To Expose Frauds Backed By Court
Judge Hand ruled a newspaper may publish information exposing business methods if motives are in good faith to aid readers. The ruling denied BE A Streat Farm Agency's injunction to stop Rural Publishing from printing threats to reveal plaintiffs' practices.
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New York
Uta
Mand
BE. A. Streat Farm Agency
Judge Hand
Controversy Notes Questionable Corroboration
Fragmentary text hints at a dispute with disputed claims and unclear evidence. The snippet mentions conflicting statements and unresolved positions, but lacks concrete details or identifiable parties to confirm specifics.
Eckman’s Alterative Promised Cure for Consumption
A sworn affidavit describes Mrs. Eckman’s Alterative as a remedy claimed to cure consumption and related illnesses. The document narrates a patient’s recovery after using the treatment, noting improvements and the claim that the medicine is non habit forming and non addictive. It lists sale through a Philadelphia laboratory and Palace Pharmacy as a distributor.
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Rekman
Rio
Tippetj
Frente
Eckiman
Feckman
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Leader Publishing Company
Corey Art
Wye
Alex Nastif
Otis Hymer
Chicago
VY Bates
Watson
Allen
Col. Mulhall
Twilight Zone of Journalism
Polk
Levenne
Commission
Pather
Iietten
Brother Dething
Bre
Mae Sullivan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Riverman
Call of the
Wild
Shorty McCabe
Bob
Battle
Graustark
Beverly of
Zenda
Rupert of
Hentzaw
Lin McLean
Chip
Logan’s Book Store
Curey Ave
Smith & Barnes
Kohler & Campbell Piano
Fischer
Denver Music CO
Capitol
Ave
N. Ghack, Mor
West 17Th St
Sam Vittoria
Palace Pharmacy
Continental Oil Company
Denver, Pueblo
Albuquerque
Butte
Boise
Salt Lake City
Taylor & Co
321 Plains Hotel
Capitol Girl
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