Wyoming Seeks 640 Acre Homestead Law Drive
The Leader urges a 640 acre section homestead to boost Wyoming farming and stock raising. It argues such a law would attract settlers, expand dairy and grain, grow population by 200,000 in five years, and increase land value while building western cities. The piece calls for public petition to Congress and supports western governors’ Salt Lake City initiative.
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Wyoming
Nebraska
Lane
Congress
Canmin
Wennds
West
Wilson
Baltimore
Heathie
Western States
Cali
Salt Lake Cty
Splendid Street Improvement on Twenty second Street
City council orders road upgrade on Twenty second street from Eddy to Sey mour nine blocks with gravel surface four inches deep. Curbing stone gutter cemented. sidewalk five feet wide. roadway eleven feet between gutters, three feet buffer from lot line. Per residential 60 foot front, total cost about 800 dollars with labor. Most owners consent. project aims to modernize the avenue and inspire other streets.
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Eddy Street
Seymour
Accessseesceesneses Ae
Offer Streets
Feudal Industry Lords and Tariff Legislation Debate
The piece denounces old feudal attitudes among big industrial interests pushing workers with wage threats if tariff laws fail to favor them. It likens modern industrial elites to French nobles and recalls a historical critique of entrenched privilege resisting reform, urging public awareness and policy change.
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France
New Indian Commissioner Named for Ly dian Affairs
The Telegraph Herald notes President Wilson appoints Cato Sella of Texas as commissioner of Indian affairs. The report praises the choice across party lines.Mgr Belle, a former Iowan and ex federal attorney for the north, is mentioned in connection with the announcement.
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Cato Sella
Wilson
Dubuque
Iowa
Telegraph Herald
Peserou
Texas
Mgr. Belle
Virten
Beaten County
North
Cato Sells Honored for Texas Political Prowess
Former Iowa Democrat Cato Sells, long active in Iowa politics and a key organizer for President Wilson, relocated to Texas. He earned praise for integrity and leadership, helping secure Texas's delegation to the Baltimore convention and prompting Iowa allies to offer warm congratulations.
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Ern
Iowa
Cleveland
van Lueven
Pine Tree
Irwin
Coutsol
Sella
Neolf
Biamen
Wilson
Texas
Baltimore
Cato Sella
Solls
Machine That Thinks Heats Up Engineering News
The editor notes the wide range of modern engineering problems, citing a recent pamphlet by 8 Bent as an illustration of innovative work beyond traditional engineering tasks.
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Engineering News
Bent
Mechanical Nervous System Imitation by Engineer Russell
Russell a St. Louis engineer describes devices that imitate nervous system action. The mechanism uses pistons valves springs and hydraulic or air pressure to create associative memory and trained responses. He notes it aims to clarify nervous impulse action though not claiming nerve cells work the same. The goal is to show engineers can tackle this difficult problem despite no clear throughfare.
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Russell
Hazzard Creek Bride Contest and Homestead Threats
A district tale from the holler follows Hank Hawkins as a town suitor seeks Miss Myrandy Modsee’s homestead. Zeke warns of political lines, Roosevelt loyalties, and possible moves to end a couple’s match amid local land claims and community chatter.
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Hank Hawkins
Miss Mooses
Sevral
Evry
White House
Tongue of murderer loosened by gas at hospital
Silent Carson, condemned for murder, spoke incoherently after laughing gas at Stockton State Hospital. He has had stays of execution granted seven times and had not spoken for nearly three years.
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Stockton
Cal
Carson
State Hospital For
Doubt Cast Over Sanity After Gas Used in Operation
Hospital officials said gas used yesterday on an old gunshot wound left unresolved questions about a son’s sanity due to the nature of his remarks.
Wilson to Spend Summer At Washington Country Club
President Wilson is expected to spend much of the summer in the open and has joined the Washington Country Club across the Potomac in Virginia. He has already played several rounds on the club course and appears to enjoy golfing there.
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Wilson
Orley
Washington, D. C
Washington Country Club
Potomac
Virginia
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