Fort Logan to be Abandoned and Fort Russell Enlarged
The Denver Republican reports Secretary Garrison will visit Denver and indicates Fort Logan may be abandoned while Fort D. A. Russell at Cheyenne will be enlarged. The War Department plans centralizing forces at one large post in the mountain district with Cheyenne as a key rail hub. Secretary Harrison will tour Cheyenne and Fort Russell before frontier celebrations, though Mexican tensions may delay troop return.
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Denver Republican
Denver
Fort Logan
D. A. Rust
War Department
Department
Mountain
Alstrict
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Harrison
Fort
D. A. Russell
Stand Patters Rage At Bryan In Bitter Attacks
The article portrays strong hostility from Stand Patters toward Secretary Bryan. It argues Moran and allies criticize Bryan while ignoring earlier administrations' deals with financiers. It defends Knox and Taft era decisions as administrative, noting critics exaggerate and miscast responsibilities.
Progressive party organizer visits Cheyenne in Wyoming
Kon Cadmus, national Progressive organizer, called on the Lener editor in Cheyenne to discuss progressivism in Wyoming during Robert D. Carey’s absence. He planned to return around Frontier celebration to consider club organization, noting potential difficulty in uniting with the conservative party.
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Kon
Wilton FE. Cadmeus
TN Noise
Progressive Party
Lener
Cadmus
Wyoming
Robert D. Carey
Republican Party
Herbert & Janalay
Missouri
Hadley’s Role in Wyoming Progressives Split
Cadmus notes Hadley lent support from both Pro gressives and Republican factions amid a wobbling course. He says a union of Progressives and Conservatives is unlikely despite efforts by Hadley La Follette and others. Wyoming’s cordial progressives Democrats relations differ from other states. He predicts a distinct progressive party with a new platform.
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Cadmus
Hadley
la Follette
Wyoming
Lobby a Manufacturers Lobby Revealed in Senate Probe
A senate committee investigation into Colonel Mulhall exposes the National Association of Manufacturers as a covert lobby with powerful backroom influence. The piece argues big business funded lawmakers and corrupted committees, shaping policy and elections while remaining unseen to the public.
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Mulhul
Senate Committee
Thi New Notorlwe National Association of Manufacturers
National Association of
Manuilae
Mulhall
Stondrat
Enengh
National Association of Manufacturers
Republiccan
Ston Tt
Tia Demacinea Revelowments
Mondell Bill Would Expand Grazing Homestead Entrants
The Mondell bill authorizes grazing homestead entries on lands designated by the secretary of the Interior as grazing lands with a maximum area between 640 and 1,280 acres. Qualified homesteaders may enter under existing laws or, with at least 1.25 per acre value in permanent improvements, gain title in reasonably compact areas. The act also allows the secretary to designate suitable lands and issue rules to carry out the measure.
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Mondell
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
President Wilson Nominates Federal Officers in July
President Wilson sent to the Senate several nominations including ministers to Montana and California, a northern California judge, United States attorneys for California and Texas, a district judge for Oregon, and a postal official for Pierre South Dakota. Names include Maurice T. Dooling and J. C. Wilson among others. The slate spans positions in Montana California Oregon Texas and South Dakota.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Senate
Weander
Charlies & Flattman
Montana
Northern District of California
Maurice T. Dooling
California
United States
Southern District of California
Albert Schoonover
Northern District of
Texas
J. C. Wilson
United States District of Oregon
John M . Recaliver
oPee
Pierre
LeRoy
Queen Mother Hosts Walter Age at Marlborough House
The Queen Mother Alexandria welcomed Walter Age the American ambassador at Marlborough House in London this afternoon.
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London
Alexandria
Walterage
Marlboreigh House
A Word About Words from Wisconsin State Journal
A Wisconsin State Journal piece discusses how Words like vaudeville evolved from French roots and how modern coinages spread instantly via linotypes and presses. It notes muckrake as an instantly famous word shaping journalism and public attitude.
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Normandy
Xaux de Vire
Bocage
France
Vaux-de- Vire
Lee Ay
Wisconsin State Journal
Mother Charged with First Degree Murder in Daughter's Death
In Salt Lake City a city court charged Mrs Augustua Ekman with first degree murder after her hearing. Police testified she confessed to killing her 12 year old daughter Pratoes and hiding the body in a trunk bound for Ogden.
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Salt Lake City
Augustua Ekman
Salt Lake
Ogien Pollen
Pratoes
Ogden
Dart
George Wardlaw
IWW Leaders Indicted Over Ipswich Plant Riots
Nathaniel Hermann of Boston and Carroll Pingree of Lowell, leaders of the Industrial Workers of the World, and 17 foreigners face rioting charges connected to unrest at Ipswich bicycle plant sites. The events followed a strike month earlier that culminated in a worker's death.
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HELA
Salem
Maas
Nathaniel Hermann
Boston
Carroll J. Pingree
Lowell
Alleged Diamond Thief Not Convicted
Portland jury could not reach a verdict in the case against E. B. C. Van Klein charged with stealing diamonds from Mrs. Ethel Newcomb of San Francisco. A retrial is set for September 2 with bail at $4500 cash or $5500 surety.
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Portland
Ore
E. BR. C. van Klein
Ethel Necomb
San Francisco
Rena B. Morrow
Chicago
Court House
Weber
Kansas City
van Klele
Wyoming district bids for 65000 school bonds 1912
Notice of sale by School District No. 4 Sweetwater County Wyoming for 65000 of 1000 each negotiable school bonds at 5 percent interest with principal and interest payable at the county treasurer office. Bonds dated January 1 1914 payable after January 2 1924 redeemable January 2 1998. Bids due August 11 1913 8 30 pm at Rock Springs district clerk office with 5 percent certified check.
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State of
Wyoming
Board of Trustees of
School District No. 4
Sweetwater County
Salt School District No. 4
Avid
B Street
Rock Springs
Charles W. Crofts
Sweetwater
T. S. Taliaferro, JR
Public land application notice in Cheyenne Wyoming
Wyoming state agency announces an open public inspection of a land application. The notice lists sections and townships in 78 N and 69 W with protests and contests to be filed for approval and certification.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Hatate
Gelee
Tanda
Os Desert
Bos Lees
General Land Office
Eling
Digler
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Carey Ave
Claas
Nasview
New York
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Port Logan
Port ID. A. Russel
Patters
Bryan
Standpet Hartisana
Farsa Avainet
Taft
Moran
J. Pierpont Morgan
Bristow
Kansas
Visan
Knox
Geti
Hadak
At State
Willem Jennings Brean
Buneemibe
Fruminent Progressive Party
Lonky
Mondell Bill
Queen Mother
Richardson
Rockingham
Bowla
Carter
Sharp’s
Wallaces
Merrick
Children’s Hose Supporters
Noah's Ark
Noah’s Ark Stores Co
Ome Ff
Vike
Notich
The
Sherman Co
United States Land Office
Harrington
Oxfords
Stag and
Harrington's
Contom
Colt
Stee Call
Btrong & Uarfield
Dr. Reed Cushion
Hart Schaner & Marx
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