Disgraceful Parade Scenes Tavenner Describes
Clyde H. Tavenner reports Washington suffrage marchers faced jeering crowds and scant police protection on Pennsylvania Avenue, denouncing the treatment of elderly women. He notes government tariff issues, urging relief from Payne Aldrich duties to lower cotton goods prices for women and children.
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Clyde H. Tavenner
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Abraham Lincoln
Sixtythird Congress
Custom House
H. Taveonner
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Cary Maine woman shares a personal account praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes relief from back pain loss of appetite nervousness and insomnia after one year of use and urges others with similar symptoms to seek guidance from the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Company.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cary
Maine
E. Pinkham
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Lydia
Lyan
Addviee
Bridge Failure Triggers Repairs on Prairie Dog Creek Route
SIPRIDAN Wyo March 17 County Clerk Ployd and Commissioner UH Brundage examined a washed out 48 foot bridge on Lower Prairie Dog. Steel bent parts will be removed to the foundry for straightening, repairs delayed until roads dry. Commission plans add three feet to abutments and notes several upcoming bridges between Arvada Moorhead Piney River Tongue River Kool Dayton.
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Sipridan
Wyo
Powder River
Arvada
Moorhead
Cresewe Ranch
Lower Piney
Piney Creek
Tongue River
Kool
Dayton
Commissionera
Wave of Crime Sweeps Nation on the Sabbath
A nationwide string of violent incidents on March 17 reports the murder of Thomas White a Pacific coast secret service operative linked to white slavery cases and gang activity. Other items include a Chicago police officer warning after his sister in law was harmed, a Des Moines man's suicide, a miner's fatal shooting, and a turf war flare in San Francisco with casualties.
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Los Angeles
Thomas White
Secret Service
Pacific Coast
White
Chic Ngo
Joseph Smith
Chicago
Poes
Rose Smith
Smith
Des Moines
Carl L. Nerbye
Lake Mills
Towa
Ollie Berry
Mike Lee
John Evans
Ban Francisco
Downtown Subway Attack Turns Fatal in City
New York report describes Daniel T. Davie, a Black man, accosting a white woman at a Utown subway station. The assailant slashed a responding officer before fleeing and was shot and killed later. Police say the officer, wounded, pursued the suspect.
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New York
Daniel T. Davie
Republican majority blocks immigration and tax reform
The article denounces the Republican majority for blocking proposals to create a tax commission and to restructure state debt. It praises Roy Schenck, immigration commissioner, for improving Wyoming’s resources and advertising. It accuses leaders of sacrificing reforms to oust an efficient official amid political infighting.
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Board of Tax Commissioners
Board of
Tax Commissioners
Roy Shenck
Immigration Department
Wyoming
Schenck
Warren
Republican
Senate Begins Reorganization After Inauguration
The Democratic majority moves to rearrange the senate after Vice President Marshall’s inauguration. Plans for patronage division and committee quarters are unsettled as caucuses resume tonight. Aimed at reducing payroll by $40,000, the patronage committee is to detail proposed cuts.
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House
Senate
Marshall
Wilson
Kern
Governor halts Kelley English bout at Sheridan
Sheriff of Sheridan County, acting on Governor Carey orders, canceled the 20 round bout between King Kelly of Cheyenne and Clarence English of Omaha. Promoters had framed the event as a contest of endurance to dodge laws. Kelly and trainer Charlie White returned to Cheyenne, disappointed.
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Sheridan
Kelly
Charlie White
Cheyenne
English
Hinglish
White
Land of Dreams
Fight would last at least ten rounds say fans demand
The estimate claimed the bout would run for ten rounds or more, with the promoter saying the fight should last that long so the fans would get their money's worth.
Freedoms and Eugenics Spark Divorce Debate
Dr Woods Hutchinson urged broader use of divorce at a mental hygiene conference in Philadelphia. He argued environment drives insanity, favored a pedigreed bureau to vet marriages, and endorsed more divorces despite church opposition.
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Philadelphia
Woods Hutchinson
New York
Hutchinson
Saratoga Ball Tossers Rally For Tough Challenge
Saratoga basketball club defeats Green River 31 to 13 and 16 to 1 in strong back‑to‑back wins. The team now six wins, three losses, with 248 points for and 107 against seeks a state series of four games, two in Saratoga, two away. Glen Scott, manager, invites interested teams to contact for details.
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Saratoga
Wyo
Green River
Chssengers
Glen Scott
Grounds for Divorce and Social Attitudes in History
An early analysis argues that grounds for divorce should include disease and habit, praising divorced women as saviors against alcohol and mental illness. It cites statistics claiming high divorce rates and links to social consequences in Chicago and broader society.
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Rafaal Pargas
Pradiencio Gracia
Buckman
Kansas City
Venice
Macon
W. P. Mise
Sylvester
Clanie Hall
Gordon
Mise
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Misa Hall
Wain
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Portland
Peters Sample Store
Cheyenne Wyo
Kelley
Busines
C. H. Garwood
Flemings
Ben Davis
Greeley
Fleming’s Grocery
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