Southeast Wyoming crops show good average yields despite drought
An uneven dry spell across southeast Wyoming did not dampen crop prospects as a Leader party tours eastern Laramie county. Deep plowed, well-managed fields resist drought, with winter and spring wheat, alfalfa, corn, and orchard plantings observed as thriving examples amid below normal rainfall.
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Laramie County
Carpenter
Egbert
Haros
Hilledale
Cheyenone
Highland Colony
Financiers Visit Casper to Inspect Franco Petroleum Works
A party of five millionaires and other financiers, totaling about 15 million in estates, is at the Plains hotel en route to Casper to view the Franco Petroleum company works funded by their money. The delegation includes Henry A. Blackmer, J. H. Waters, B. H. Hopking, DO. K. Ladeleer, BE. Chopy, J. A. Ells, H Schuppe, P. &. Caplane, R. D. Brooks, N. 8. Wilson, W. D. Waltman, N. A. Ehrlich, and others. They will later visit Helena, Butte, and coastal states before returning east.
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Casper
Helena
Butte
Montana
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Oregon
California
Henry A. Blackmer
Denver
J. H. Waters
B. H. Hopking
Colorado
Springs
DO. K. Ladeleer
The
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Holland
BE. Chopy
Paris
J. A. Ells
KB. F Hutton and Company of
New York
H Schuppe
Coullese
Curb Exchange of Parte
P. &. Caplane
Banque Intermediare of
R. D. Brooks
Krusada
Paul Blount
Colorado and Southern Railway
J. L. Dorsey
Colorado and Southern
James Dunivan
Alton
Lil
Stop the Lobby Probe Cry of Old Standpatters
Columbus Ohio July 12 Business interests have a right to be represented at Washington but would not need to maintain a lobby there if the tariff board is kept up argued ex-Congressman James E Watson Indiana the principal speaker at todays Buckeye Republican club outing He will be a witness next week about the lobby investigation He urged honest business to be given a chance and said he was investigated himself He warned against continuous hammering while calling for a tariff board to allow schedules without Washington influence
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Washinton
Tariff Board
James E. Watson
Indiana
Buckeye Republican Club
Senate Committee
Mulhall
Roosevelt
Washington
Duchess de Tullsrand Seeks Rehearing Over Null Proceedings
July 12 a letter from the Duchesa de Tullsrand claims the Rola's second verdict was invalid due to her lack of legal representation. She states her lawyer has petitioned the supreme tribunal to declare null the proceedings in which she was not allowed to defend herself.
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Duchesa de Tullsrand
Becaue
Supreme Tribunal
Bryan's final peace plan maintains status quo proposal
Washington July 12 A third proposal in Secretary Bryan's peace plan calls for maintaining the military and naval status quo during investigation if no danger from a third party exists. It allows release from the ban in emergencies and outlines a five member international commission and a one year investigation period involving twenty nations including Italy Great Britain France and Japan.
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Bryan
Ryan
Aid
Italy
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France
Brazil
Sweden
Norway
Peru
Faseia
Austria-Hungary
Netherlands
Japan
Germany
Bolivia
Argentine Republic
China
Dominican
Reput Hc
Hoya
Spain
Portugal
Belgium
First Dynamiter Now A Free Man
Edward E. Phillipe, once convicted in Indianapolis of conspiracy in the dynamite plot, is released on parole at Leavenworth and travels to Syravise Minnesota. Eligible after serving part of his term, his good conduct shortened the wait to nine months before parole.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Edward E. Phillipe
Indianapolis
United States Penitentiary
Phillipe
Syravise
Jane
Phillipa
Senate House Fight Over Witnesses Intensifies Over Mulhall Case
Washington July 14 Investigators from both chambers press for ten witnesses amid a widening battle over Mulhall and other Senate witnesses. The Overman committee lets Mulhall travel to New York while maintaining session to resist House subpoenas. Tensions rise as committees clash over who will testify and what papers will be produced with Mulhall’s ties to the National Association of Manufacturers and prior labor activity central to the probe.
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BPC
House
Senate
Mulhall
McMichael
Overman
New York
Teels
Garret
Michael Word
Apy
John A.imory
National Association of Manufacturers
Wash Neton
Oes
Hatte
Garrett
Manufacturers’ Association
Senate Committee
Ttng
National
Fichte
Markind
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Fils
Informa Hon
Strthe
Senator McComas
Maryland
William Hughes
National Association of Manuafacturers
James A. Emory
Robert, McCarter
Jackson HH. Raleton
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Springer
Baltimore
Martin M. Mulhall
House Committee
Alleged Forger Claims Identity as Adam in Arrest
J. W. Ward was arrested for forgery after arriving at the city jail he claimed to be Adam. He confessed uncooperatively, paraded in the bull pen, and accused a Dr Wyman of fictitious acts. Ward attempted to cash a forged check at McMillan and Shepherd’s store, triggering police intervention at the depot.
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J. W. Ward
Adam
Abe
Garden of Eden
Bia
Biomelf
Nat Meh
McMillan and Shephern
Ant Ho
W. A. Wyman
Ward
McMillin
Wyno
Talbot
Butte
Railroad Men Await Conference Results In Wage Strike
Representatives of about 100000 trainmen and conductors limited formal ratification of a recent strike vote after a conference. A. B. Garretson said decision hinges on tomorrow's meeting and the White House talks with President Wilson and officials to avert industrial conflict. Garretson and other union heads attended the gathering with caution, noting precautions against overheard discussions.
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New York
A. B. Garretson
Truthmens’ Brotherhood
Leuders
Washingto
Wileson
Garreteon
Diet
Stone
Carter
Engineers
White House
Cant Gidé
Tak Boen
Garretson
Chicago
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