U S Steel Rival Faces Government Antitrust Scrutiny
The text cites Pereteal Roberts Ir and director Roderia ee t od as key figures in a government suit against a Corporation over alleged predatory pricing to drive a competitor out of business. The claim notes a potential June decision and denies that the firm attempted to crush a rival by cutting prices in its territory.
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Meal Corporation
Pereteal Roberts Ir
American Bridge Company
Roderia Eet
Pricoe
Weather Forecast for Wyoming and Nearby Areas
The Weather Service reports two days late updates for Wyoming with Friday and Saturday conditions. Forecasts indicate shifting temperatures and possible precipitation, affecting travel and outdoor plans across counties.
Wyoming Road Protest Sparks Town Meeting
Citizens of Misdale and nearby areas convened to oppose changes to county road No. 84. The gathering urged keeping the road as established, warning of harm to local landowners and business interests if altered. A protective association formed named the Hillsdale Protective Association with plans for monthly meetings.
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Hilladale
Wyn
Tag Citinene
Tomayere
Uhihedere Lant
Misdale
Corry
Howe
Sheridan Liquor Law Violations Protested by Ministers
A Sheridan meeting of the county commissioners heard a delegation from the Sheridan Ministers association protest ongoing open liquor violations in the restricted zone north of Sheridan. They cited General Manager Kroger of the Sheridan Brewing Co and alleged one third of brewery output is sold locally, arguing evident law violations.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Coun Hows
No FL Lew
Cherene
Carey
J. H. Andress
Hash
Christian
A. L Jones
The
Baptist
FE. Kendall
J. H. Gillespie
Methodist Church
J. C. Kroger
Sheridan Brewing Company
Jawa
High School Receives Manuscript and Framed Photos
At a morning assembly in Sheridan Wyodune High School two framed enlargements from Cloud Peak photographs and a bound manuscript were presented. The donor Mrs J Kendrick gave two pictures and Dr Smith’s American copy was given to J H Pomeroy of the Nazarene Mission who turned it over to the bishop. Neither donor attended the presentation.
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Pomeroy
Nazarene
Bish
Babe Scalded by Tank Water in Wyoming Incident
In Sueridan Wyoming one year old child of Robert Hurbridge fell into a boiling water tank while mother did laundry. The mother pulled her out immediately. a physician treated scalds on the face hands and arms. Child’s condition improved by morning.
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Sueridan
Fung A. Yeaturday
Robert “Hurbridge
Ceyatalleé Company
Foot Severed in Yard Accident at Union Pacific Shops
William Nottage, a camploge worker for Larache foe plant, had his right foot severed when struck by a switching engine at Union Pacific yards. He was treated at Cedar Street home by Dr Markley and underwent surgery to remove the forward part of the foot. He is resting at home with expectant recovery and no serious complications anticipated.
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William Nottage
Larache
der JS
Markley
Cedar Street
Hare
Nottawe
Union Pacific Yards
Awomotre
St. Blevens
Third Refinery Assured for Casper
Casper will gain a third refinery after a visit by F Vou VonTacky of Pittsburg and son in law A Kutz of Denver who secured options on three tracts. Civil engineer Loomis will supervise the survey for a 4 inch pipeline accompanying site work with refinery capacities planned at about 8000 barrels and expansion as needed. Keystone Company officers include F Vou VonTacky president and W A Wadhams Milwaukee vice president with A Lute Denver general manager.
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F. Vou Tacky
Pittsville
A. Kutz
Denver
VonTucky
Minneapolis
Keystone Company
F. You Tacky
WA. Wadhams
Milwaukee
Cramar
A. Lute
Late
Nichols
Hjorth
Rth Company
Double
Middle West
Unnamed Woman Honored by Deaf to Soldier Beloved by All
Miss Frank, longwidowed caretaker of Stony Creek village, kept a window vigil for a Union soldier killed at Bull Run. She adopted ten children, decorated soldiers' graves, and lived on a farm bequeathed to an unmarried sister with strict conditions to preserve his memory.
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Amsterdam
Joe OG
Julia Frank
Stony Creek
Frank
Bull Run
Alster
Ten Percent of New York Teachers Illiterate
A New York report from June 6 states ten percent of elementary and high school teachers are illiterate. Professor Elliott of Wisconsin led the inquiry, citing poor literacy in teacher correspondence and a flawed professional examination system. Letters show many spelling and grammar errors, with some entries nearly unreadable.
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New York
Committee On
Elliott
University of Wisconsin
Militia Pay Plan Seen Shifting Fees to States
Washington June 5 Secretary Garelson drafts a plan to remove militia officers and men from official pay rolls, instead funding them through federal dollars allocated to states by militia size. States would pay volunteers, while regular army funding would adjust for mutual service effort under a national framework.
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Washington
Garelson
Ayroll
United States
Militi
Road Tour Proceeding On 50 000 Road Association
On June 3 the second lap of a 60 600 automobile tour of road taapeenom A tl, led by Wealeant vice president of the National Highway association, stopped at Gettysburg pad Ditto. Accompanied by Mp Week, the delegation continued the tour.
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Wasuwingston
Taapeenom
Wealeant
National Highway Assolation
Gettysburg
Mp Week
Highway inspection tour plans by Westgard across the nation
Recount describes Westgard arriving from New York and preparing a nationwide journey to inspect federal highways. The northern route heads toward the Canadian border while a southern leg surveys roads through southern states. The expedition aims to inform highway policy and support for the HighWay organization.
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Urat
HighWay Organization
Westgard
Aberdeen Granite Workers Win Pay Increase
About 1500 granite workers in Aberdeen Scotland win higher wages after negotiations. In Porto Rico agricultural laborers are paid sixty cents for a twelve hour day.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Porto Rico
Not a traitor says Carnegie in London
Carnegie denies Miss Scott Troy’s accusation that he plans to betray the United States for Britain. He calls the charge abased and beneath contempt while in London awaiting Lloyd George for luncheon. He predicts prosperity and says “All is well with the republic” before departing for Scotland and Berlin to meet the Kaiser.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Scott Troy
United States
Coburg
Lloyd George
Bis
Metcalf
Vanama
Mr. Carnegie
Goethals
Republic
Carnegie
Scotland
Berlin
Pomeranian Toy Priced At Fifteen Hundred Dollars
A four pound Pomeranian dog sold for 1500 dollars drawing attention to high value pets. The buyer and seller were not disclosed in the readable text. The item highlights the premium placed on small dogs in the pet market.
Miners Federation Vote Defeats Five Day Week Plan
The Miners' Federation of Great Britain votes against implementing a five day work week in a decisive party line shown by delegates and officials. The decision marks a setback for proponents of shorter shifts within the mining industry.
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Miners’ Federation
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