Homestead bill gains approval amid debate over added lands
Senator Kendrick’s measure to end the distinction between contiguous and non-contiguous homestead additions under the 640 acre law earns approval from the secretary of the interior. The move shifts action to Congress as support and opposition form along regional lines, with a new designation list adding 248,512 acres in the Douglas land district and Wyoming totaling about 5.5 million acres.
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Kendrick
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Interior
Department
Douglas Land District
Wyoming
Interior Department
Appropriation Bill Leads to Immediate Geological Surveys
The appropriation bill provided the needed funds and the geological survey moved to hire experts and begin essential investigations. Senator Kendrick urged blanket designations where possible, with parts of the state already covered and many field examinations planned for the summer to complete cases lacking sufficient data.
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Geological Survey
Kendrick
Department
Ocean Grove Fracas Reflects Public Welcome Of La Follette
The Ocean Grove Hotels Association protests the appearance of La Follette at the New Jersey resort, signaling wide public distrust of the Wisconsin senator. Voters accuse him of disloyal utterances, and the piece argues he spurns apology while courting ostracism from patriotic Americans.
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Ocean Grove Hotels Association
la Follette
New Jersey
Senate of
United States
Senate
Department of Justice
Wisconsin
Ocean Grove
Germany
America
Japanese women rise in industry despite bans
In Japan women face legal limits on political meetings yet push into industrial roles. They enter all trades, form organized industrial groups, and threaten to redefine political power as economic strength grows. The piece portrays advancing female labor as a pivotal force, undermining government efforts to curb their influence.
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Japan
Ars
Cheyenne Roads Report Notes Mixed Conditions
Weather bulletin reports Cheyenne highways generally good with minor roughness. Pine Bluffs roads good though rougher eastward. Laramie routes dry and very rough. A. W. Strand. House manI. Phone 290 W.
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Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
Laramie
A. W. Strand
Wilson Urges League of Nations to Sustain Settlements
President Wilson told the senate that strong league of nations is vital to peace and urged adequate preparations to sustain the settlement. He cited German press reactions and the need for the United States to lead in shaping the peace system.
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Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
Germany
Couple Granted License to Wed in Cheyenne
Vy G Onkie visits Cheyenne with C W Parks and family returning east after touring Yellowstone National Park. Miss Elizabeth Harder and Harry Engebrigtsen, recently arrived from Chicago, were given a license to wed Wednesday.
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Vy. G. Onkie
Cheyenne
Lost Cabin
C. W. Parks and Family
Yellowstone Naional Park
Elizabeth Harder
Harry Engebrigtsen
Chicago
Carl Hoppe of Laramie Gues at Normandis
Carl Hoppe of Laramie is a guest at Normandis, a social event noted in local society circles. The visit highlights regional connections and hospitality within the community.
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Carl Hoppe
Laramie
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Albert Hearst
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Carey Avenue
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Swift & Company
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Carey Ave
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Knight's
Coultionances
Pioneer Title & Loan Co
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
Capitol Ave
Capitol Avenue
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