Taft Pushes Inquiry as Publishers Press Magazine Rates
Washington March 2 editors and publishers from across the nation urged President Taft to back a broader inquiry into portal rights and magazine postal rates. Taft pledged to pursue a proper adjustment while warning delay favors those resisting payment. He noted $250000 spent since his recommendation and said he could support further probes unless the proposed rate increase passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Taft
T. J. Zimmerman
Eyetermh
United States
Notice Of Formation Of The Little Medicine Land And Irrigation Co
Notice is hereby given that on January 12, 1911 the Little Medicine Land and Irrigation Company filed articles of incorporation with the Wyoming Secretary of State. The company aims to reclaim land through irrigation, develop water rights, construct ditches, dams, and pumping plants, and establish irrigation projects in Carbon County using Muddy Creek Band Q Creek and Little Medicine Bow River as water sources.
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Gectl
Townehip
Nerth
Tanne
Townaltop
Medicine Reservoir
County of
Carbon
Wyoming
Ite
M. H. Hartung
F. Rk, Richards
J. W. Richards
A. B. Bartlett
E B. Bartlett
Cheyenne
THE
Little Medicine Land and Irrigation Company
Secretary of State
State of
Carbon County
Little Medicine Bow River
Weuly
Ole
University student decries Bible mail ban attempt
James W. Stillman of Boston a Brown graduate asked U S Attorney Asa P. French to block mailing the Bible asserting that obscene passages in the Bible would lead to its exclusion from commerce malls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James W. Stillman
Brown University
United States
Asa P. French
Senate adjourns after late buster on military and diplomatic bills
Washington concedes no extra session as senators clash over the Military Academy and related appropriations. After midnight efforts to force action fail, with Owen Stone Hawkhead at odds over various measures. Conference reports on the cariestinial appropriation bill are approved before adjournment at 2 o'clock.
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Tariff Board
Rulloway General Service
Military Academy
Owen
Ilhuster SP Hs
Stone
Hawkhead
Dil
Washington, Mar
Elk Herd Relocation Considered Amid Starvation Crisis
Sheriff Ward reports about 7000 elk in Jackson Hole area, two thousand more than expected, with 110 tons of hay purchased at 10 dollars per ton. He places Seabone in charge and says elk herds will be cared for, noting some herds are in better condition near Grovont Holeback and Horse Creek. Governor Carey awaits full detailed report.
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Joseph M. Carey
John Ward
Uinta County
Jackson Hole
Ward
William H. Seabone
Seabone
Grovont
Holeback
Horse Creek
Thease
Carey
Senator Warren Replies To State's Relief Request
United States Senator F E Warren responds to Governor Carey urging 20000 for Elle relief and cavalry to move herds from the western region to the Big Horn mountains. Warren says the sum is on the Agricultural appropriations bill and he expects to hold it there. Major General Leonard Wood has signified willingness to supply the requested troops.
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United States
F. E. Warren
Congress
Sestat Ih
Warren
Carey
Leonard Wood
Elk relocation plan from Jackson Hole to Big Horn country
The article details a massive effort to drive thousands of elk over 300 miles through the Rocky Mountains to the Big Horn mountains. It notes the route via the Big Horn Basin and into the Big Horn mountains and discusses wintering the herd and the logistics for moving them next fall with proper methods.
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Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Big Horn Mountains
Asniet
Jackeon Horn
Big Morn Mountains
Rocky Mountains
Big Horn Basin
Big Torn Mountains
Oldime Hontera
Mrs. Kimball Dies Mystery Poisoning Probed
Mrs Paul Kimball wife of a Denver lumber dealer and daughter of ex Senator Frank J Cannon died early today under morphine poisoning. Police pursue murder theory though accident is possible. Three physicians confirmed poisoning. husband unable to comment.
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Chicago
Mar
Paul Kimball
United States
Frank J. Cannon
Denver
Kimball
Minerva Reminger’s Nervous Prostration Healed by Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Miss Minerva Reminger of Upper Bern Pa describes years of nervous prostration and stomach trouble until Hood’s Sarsaparilla restored her health. The ad promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a cure for nervous diseases, claiming rich blood strengthens nerves and improves appetite with the liquid or Sarsatabs form.
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Minerva Reminger
Upper
Bern
Hood
Uncertain death shocks family across cities
Three hours later without regaining consciousness Mrs. Kimball, born Olive Lincoln Cannon, was reared in Ogden. She left for Chicago recently. Jean Ji! was with her for months. Telegrams from Ogden and Denver show her death was wholly unexpected by her family.
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Kimball
Olive Lincoln Cannon
Ogden
Chicago
Jean Ji
Denver
Do You Want a Parcels Post
The text urges readers to learn why freight shipping costs for a five pound parcel equal those for a hundred pounds and accuses the Government of blocking a Parcels Post while concessionary express firms act as decoys. Allan Benson argues in Pearson's Magazine that U.S. policy harms the public and presses readers to question their Congressman.
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Shen
United States
Allan Benson
Pearson’s
Fake eyeglass dealer dangers to public eyes explained
The issue surveys how a fraudulent eyeglass dealer endangers shoppers and details the risks to public health. It cautions readers to verify optics sources and beware low prices that mask poor quality or unsafe products.
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R. A. Morton
Collier
Sherman
Litte Medicine Land and Irrigation Company
Wei Ape
Wang Bi
Fury
Bryne
Ion
Clares Bible
Sherman Co
Shermer
Egypt
Henry Becker
West Seventeenth ST
Schlitz
Pilsner
Geer
Yellowstone
Bilmont
Mrs. Kimball
W. 16Th Street
State Leader
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