Commission Government Election Next Tuesday in Cheyenot
Citizens of Cheyenot vote next Tuesday on adopting the commission form of government under Wyoming laws. The plan aims to reduce partisan politics, place departmental control in three fulltime commissioners, and allow recall for inefficiency or dishonesty. Local officers are not opposing, and sentiment suggests overwhelming support to create a businesslike city government serving all residents.
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Cheyenot
Wyoming
Pure Food
Bradley
Colorado
The Lochs of Lander as Hidden Gems for a Great West Resort
The Lander Eagle extols a belt of twenty five lakelets near Lander set among pine peaks. It laments lack of luxury resort development and urges bold investors to transform the Yellowstone region style scenery into a premier summer destination for health seekers anglers and tourists.
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Lander
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Arizona
Garden
Royal Gorge
Arkansas
Yosemite
Sequoia Grove
California
Yellowstone Park
Lenier
Rockies
Alaska
Isthmus
Nimrod
Waltoe
Great West
Women Voters Rise as Independent Force in Kaneas Politics
Editorial notes Kaneas women as newly enfranchised voters organizing beyond traditional party lines. They seek laws aiding mothers and children, mental and physical marriage exams, more funding for schools and libraries, and expanded women’s health provisions. The piece warns about lobby tactics that manufacture public sentiment and influence Congress through organized business and interest groups.
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Topeka
Hne
Progressivnen
Gaid
Taripa Lobby Transcript Incomplete Evidence Described
A fragment from the Taripa lobby report notes minimal evidence and little detail about the Tariva lobby area. The text shows garbled OCR but suggests sparse documentation and uncertain findings. Authorities seek clarification on the lobby events and related records.
Deluging Malls With Letters to Congressmen
The piece claims unrepresented consumers flood lawmakers with requests for relief from tariffs. It notes absence of priced Washington lawyers and alleges greed privileging certain groups. It mentions the GHMAT MAJORITY and a spokesman named Wilean, urging Senate action and tariff bill scrutiny.
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Washington
Wilean
Senate
Pueblo Ster Journal
Trade outlook brightens despite tariff fears
The stock market shows disturbance yet bankers expect quick improvement. New York financier Menary Crews notes money for new enterprises remains scarce and expensive while crops prepare for harvest. The Fourth National Bank of New York forecasts pessimism overdone and predicts business gains after the tariff law takes effect.
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New York
Fourth National Bank of
New York City
Restoration of Sugar Tariff Is Hope of Trusts
Congressman Clyde H. Tavenner argues that restoring the sugar tariff would enrich sugar magnates at the expense of American consumers. He cites past government losses and portrays the sugar lobby as pressuring Congress while claiming the Ways and Means Committee gave the sugar side a fair hearing before the Underwood bill. He warns that lobby influence could shield monopoly profits by keeping prices high.
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Clyde H. Tavenner
Washington
Sugar Trust
Coconut
United States
Congress
Auea
Angele Sam
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committes
Nimmo's Market Promises Best Meat and Service
Nimmo's Market touts best meat and service with close prices. Contact tele phone 7 18.
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Nimmo
Nimmo’s
Sherman company notice of subscription for state leader
A brief item from Sherman concerns the Sherman Co publishing a subscription or lead notice for a state leader. The fragment suggests a local business action tied to a statewide publication effort.
Kaiser Wilhelm II Celebrated for Twenty-Fifth Year on Throne
In Germany a grand commemorative event begins June 25 marking twenty five years of Kaiser Wilhelm II on the throne. Eleven technical colleges unite to honor his service to science and industry and may confer the title Doctor Wilhelm II. Oxford University earlier named him Doctor of Laws.
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Germany
Wilhelm
The
Empire
Oxford University
Train Dispatchers Convene in Los Angeles Session
The Train Dispatchers Association of America held the first formal session of its current convention in Los Angeles. Orders and signals and their proposed revisions dominated discussions and are expected to stay prominent for the rest of the gathering.
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Los Angeles
Japan Ratifies Austria Italy Commercial Treaties
Japan ratified new commercial treaties with Austria and Italy allowing their nationals to own real property in Japan. The rights depend on Austria and Italy granting Japanese similar ownership. The law enabling foreigners to own land in Japan is not yet in force, so the change has no effect.
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Japan
Austria
Italy
Diet
Cure for Whooping Cough Is Discovery
Paris report from June predicts near term cure for whooping cough by Dr Roux and Dr Alinoo. Living cough bacilli solution tested on Tunis children showed 37 percent recoveries in less than three months, with faster relief than ordinary treatment.
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Associated Preas
Paris
Academy of Sciences
Roux
Alinoo
Tunis
Inch of Rain Brings Hope for Wheat Crop
June 17 Carpenter reports a light rain last night soaking the ground and easing worry over the wheat crop. Farmers expect a thorough soak will prevent damage and help other farm products. Nimmo's Market is listed in trade notes.
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Carpenter
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