Taft Talks Straight as Publishers Press for Inquiry
Washington, Mar 2. Magazine editors and publishers from across the United States urged President Taft to push a further inquiry into portal rates. Taft welcomed the visit led by T. J. Zimmerman of Eytermh and defended government action while signaling openness to more study if a proposed rate amendment fails. He cited $250,000 spent on the matter and warned delay benefits those avoiding payments.
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Washington
Mar
Taft
T. J. Zimmerman
Eyetermh
United States
Formation notice for The Little Medicine Land and Irrigation Co.
Notice of incorporation filed January 12, 1911 in Wyoming for The Little Medicine Land and Irrigation Company. Purpose includes acquiring land and water rights, constructing irrigation works and townsites in Carbon County, using Muddy Creek and Little Medicine Bow River waters, and developing irrigation projects and ditches.
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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 de cloaks Bible mail ban attempt
Boston March 2 James W Stillman Brown university graduate asks US Attorney Asa P French to stop shipping the Bible through mail facilities arguing obscene passages in the Bible would bar it from the mails if printed in any other book He asserts action to prohibit sending the good book via the postal system.
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Boston
James W. Stillman
Brown University
United States
Asa P. French
Extra Session Fails as Senators Stall in Washington
In Washington on March 2 the tariff board pension and military academy measures faced delays as Senators Owens Stone Hawkhead and others filibustered. After midnight they failed to complete action on the appropriation bill and adjourned at 2 o'clock following conference reports on the cariestinial appropriation bill.
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Tariff Board
Rulloway General Service
Military Academy
Owen
Ilhuster SP Hs
Stone
Hawkhead
Dil
Washington
Mar
Elk Herd Relocation Likely as Winter Nears
Sheriff John Ward reports about 7000 elk in Jackson Hole area surpassing prior estimates by 2000. He purchased 110 tons of hay at 10 dollars per ton and arranged for more feed as Governor Carey considers moving elk to safer habitat. Seabone administers the relief efforts while Ward prepares full details.
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Joseph M. Carey
John Ward
Uinta County
Jackson Hole
Ward
William H. Seabone
Seabone
Senator Warren Replies on Relief Funds for Elle Herds Drive
United States Senator F E Warren answers Governor Carey regarding a proposed 20000 relief appropriation for the Elle herds and a cavalry troop for a drive from the western region to the Big Horn mountains. Warren says the sum is on the Agricultural appropriation bill and expects to keep it there, with Major General Leonard Wood ready to provide the troop count.
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United States
F. E. Warren
Congress
Sestat Ih
Warren
Carey
Leonard Wood
Elk Relocation Plan Moves Herds From Jackson Hole
The article describes a massive elk relocation project across the Rocky Mountains into the Big Horn and Big Torn ranges. It notes a 300 mile plus route, non direct, to herd thousands of elk and discusses wintering strategies and relocation feasibility for next fall.
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Asniet
Jackeon Horn
Big Morn Mountains
Rocky Mountains
Big Horn Basin
Big Torn Mountains
Big Horn Mountains
Oldime Hontera
Mrs. Kimball Dies in Mystery Poisoning Case
Mrs Paul Kimball wife of a Denver lumber dealer and daughter of ex Senator Frank J Cannon died early today in Chicago under mysterious circumstances. Three doctors diagnosed morphine poisoning. Police pursue murder theory though accident remains possible.
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Chicago
Mar
Paul Kimball
United States
Frank J. Cannon
Denver
Kimball
Miss Minerva Reminger Finds Relief From Nervous Prostration
Upper Bern Pa resident Miss Minerva Reminger writes she suffered years of nervous prostration living on bread and beef tea before Hood's Sarsaparilla gave relief. She claims to be cured and credits the remedy for improving appetite and strength.
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Minerva Reminger
Upper
Bern
Hood
Miche Lob Beer Ad Promises Cheer and Purity
An advertising blurb urges readers to drink Miche Lob beer to feel better. It touts purity and strength giving qualities, claiming thousands have found it invigorating and that it is unequalled for family use. Try it and feel the improvement.
Untimely Death Shocks Family Across Cities
Mrs. Kimball formerly Olive Lincoln Cannon grew up in Ogden and later moved to Chicago. Telegrams from Ogden and Denver indicate her death was wholly unexpected to her family after months with Jean Ji.
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Kimball
Olive Lincoln Cannon
Ogden
Chicago
Jean Ji
Denver
Do You Want a Parcels Post
A public notice urges readers to learn why Parcel Post costs differ by weight and criticizes government reluctance. It cites Allan Benson in Pearson's Magazine and urges asking Congress for Parcel Post, portraying express companies as decoys.
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Shen
United States
Allan Benson
Pearson’s
How a fake eyeglass dealer harms the public
The issue explains how a counterfeit eyeglass seller endangers customers and the risks to sight. It notes consumer caution and legal remedies while warning readers about fraudulent optics practices.
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