Warren Denounces Lobby Probe as Farce in Wyoming
Senior Warren of Wyoming lashes out at a state lobby probe calling it a farce. He dodges exact details of his Warren Livestock Company holdings noting capital stock around 8.75 million and sheep counts to be tallied after shearing, with July 1 as the expected completion.
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Warren
Donner News
Franci
Hyatren
Congress
Walsh
Senator Warren
Warren Livestock Company
Senator Walsh
Wale
Cheyenne
Washington
Wyoming
Colorado
An Industrial Army Plan for National Labor
Senator Poindeater proposes a national trinusteral army for all over sixteen who cannot find work. The bill would assign able bodied volunteers to harbors forts canals and reclamation projects at eighty two cents per day. The idea mirrors European practice of absorbing surplus workers into armed labor and aims to prepare the nation for future mobilization and infrastructure needs.
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Low
Poindeater
America
Progressive principles to prevail in Wyoming next year
The Wyoming Tribune and other papers urge delaying gubernatorial talks and criticize early candidate positioning as desperate old guard tactics. They argue progressives should unite for a truly progressive leader, not copy old political tricks, and predict winning momentum when the time is right.
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Wyoming Tribune
Rome
Crook County
Deming
Ray Leming
Pat Sullivan
Forsyth
Poow
Mondell
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Wyoming
Lamar
Mulhall
Progressivien
Tomnd
Sullivan
Liebhing
Insidious Lobbying in Former Years
Willow Whitman head of the National Association of Wool Manufacturers testified before the lobby investigating committee on July recalling connections dating to 1807. A Washington dispatch notes that dissension existed as merchants in Boston dictated the tariff bill before its details were known.
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Willow Whitman
National Association of Wool Manufactures
Washington
House
Boston
William Whitman
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Tariff Lobby Flows Through Senate Panel Parley
The senate lobby investigating committee heard Whitman testify about over 200 letters and telegrams to N D North as part of tariff changes. North, paid £4000 by wool manufacturers, later served on the finance committee under Nelson W. Aldrich after the measure passed the house. The piece notes a long running Republican party alliance with the tariff lobby and quotes a warning about hanging together or being stabbed apart.
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Senate
Whitman
N. D. North
Association
North
Nelson W. Aldrich
Republican Party
Pat
McReynolds Under Fire Over Federal Case Delay
The piece argues McReynolds conformed to Republican practice by delaying a white slave crime at a defendant's father's request. It says such political influence has long plagued courts, credits President Wilson for moving the case promptly, and urges against pressuring McReynolds to resign.
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Maine
California
McNab
Taft
Wilson
McReynolds
Explorer professor to journey among remote British Columbia tribes
Miss Murry L. Jobe, history professor, plans a ten week solo expedition from Prince Rupert into the uncontacted regions of southeastern Alaska and northern British Columbia. She will travel by canoe or foot with Indian guides to study unknown customs and landscapes, seeking a return with remarkable stories.
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British Columbian
Alaska
Ile
New World
Murry L. Jobe
New York City
Normal College
Prince Rupert
B. C
Seattle
Costa Rica Protests Proposed Nicaragua Canal Treaty
Costa Rica protests a proposed exclusive and perpetual franchise for a new interoceanic canal with Nicaragua. The dispute centers on Costa Rica's jurisdiction over part of the San Juan river, potentially altering the treaty terms or prompting a supplementary arrangement.
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Washington, D. C
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
San Juan River
Aryan
Dorsey Declines Arizona Horticulture Headship
Dr. M F Dorsey of the University of Minnesota school of agriculture telegraphs his refusal of the offer to head the department of horticulture at the University of Arizona.
Allen's Foot-Base Promises Quick Relief for Painful Feet
An old advertisement claims Allen's Foot-Base relieves pain from corns calluses and tender feet. It markets as a universal comfort aid for new shoes, promising relief from sweating swelling and aching feet. The ad urges trying a free trial package and lists a UK price of five cents.
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Allen
Allen &. Olmated
le Rey
Roosevelt Visits Flowing Well Near Deming Railroad Station
Coronel Roosevelt and party arrived in Deming at 4 45 PM from Silver City by car. After dinner the ex president inspected the flowing well by the railroad station and showed much interest. Roosevelt and entourage left for Albuquerque that evening.
Graining The Sherman Co Housepainting
The Sherman Co. offers professional housepainting services including wood graining. Experts apply faux finishes and protective coatings to exterior and interior surfaces.
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Sherman Co
The
The King in Romania Ordered to Abdicate
Prime Minister Titus Maiorescu confronted King Charles with a demand to abdicate. The king, reluctant, signed a call to mobilize the army as Romania prepared for defense. Maiorescu boasted of past wealth while backed by a hostile mob outside the palace.
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Titus Maiorescu
Roumania
Charles
Maiorescu
More Officers Chosen At Teachers' Convention
The New England Association of Education elected officers for the Department of Supering Education with Dr. M. P. Groesman of Plainsville New Jersey as president and John B. Curtis of Chicago as vice president. The Physical Department chose Baronesa Rose Posse of Boston as president with W. J. Monilan of the University of Chicago as vice president and Orson Ryan of Midvale Utah as secretary.
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Salt Lawe City
Department of Spering Education
M. P. Groesman
Plainsville
N. J
John B. Curtis
Chicago
W. E. Taylor
Peading
Idaho
Baronesa Rose Posse
Boston
W. J. Monilan
University of Chicago
Orson Ryan
Midvale
Utah
King George visits Wils city with exchanges cloned
King George revisits Wils city today as exchanges are duplicated. The cotton exchange is planned to be cloned tomorrow.
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Liverpool
King George Revieriing
Wils City
Cotton Exchange
Pope Remains Well Amid Violent Storm at Vatican
In Rome on July 11 the pope’s doctors urged a postponement of his new garden drive and walk due to a violent storm and heavy rain. The pope remains in good health and continuing to recover as planned.
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Rome
Vatican
Spanards Triumph in Morocco as Villages Razed
Teutan Morocco July 11. Spaniards inflict heavy losses on local tribes with six native villages razed and large quantities of arms and munitions captured.
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Teutan
Morocco
State Land Notion Notice from United States Land Office
State of Wyoming files to select lands in townships described. Public inspection open for a list of lands including sections 26 34 2 15 N 69 W 6th P M. Protests must be filed before approval and forwarded to the General Land Office in Washington D C. Register W E B Chaplin.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
W. EB
Chaplin, Register
Department of
Jo Titerior
Land Office
Clinvea
Eee
Peterva
Rivena B. Rinehart
Durtay
Seyjay
Doe
Staten Land Office
Ay Y Itromane, Co
Bk Childs
Durhay
Eeat H. Goodman
Palo
Udae
Byron D. van Zand
Te Onne
W. EB. Chaplin
Bids Sought for Agricultural Hall at University of Wyoming
The University of Wyoming invites sealed bids for construction of Agricultural Hall on the Laramie campus. Bids due noon July 14, 1913. Plans available in Cheyenne with architect William Dubois or in Laramie at the secretary’s office. A $1,000 bid bond required. a $50,000 performance bond. projects must be completed by August 1914. The board may reject any or all bids. Secretaries: F S Burrage.
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Board of Trustees
University of Wyoming
Laramie
William Dubois
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Aid of Trustees
Burragr
Wyo
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Golden Wonder Mining Co
To the Stockholders of the Golden Wonder Mining Company you are notified a stockholders meeting will be held at H Donvelmann office rooms 913 Carey block Cheyenne Wyoming at ten oclock A M on August 11 1913 at which no proposition to transfer the property of the company to its creditors is to be discussed.
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Golden Wonder Mining Company
H. Donvelmann
Carey Block
Cheyenne
State of
Wyoming
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