Start Working for Roads Now in Wyoming Drive to Pass Good Roads Bonds
A statewide vote in three weeks will decide funding for a $6.5 million bond issue matched by federal funds for road improvements. Half of the amount is funded by automobile license fees, benefiting owners through lower upkeep costs and greater driving enjoyment. Good roads are framed as boosting prosperity and land values, uniting regions, and elevating Wyoming’s prospects.
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Good Roads Fund
Wyoming
British and American Coal Trade Truce Stirs Industry Fears
The article notes a temporary pause in British coal miners strikes until a government commission reports on wage hikes and a six hour day. It warns that concessions could harm British industry, as coal exports and productivity power factories and ships, with 1913 exports surpassing 250 million dollars and British wages much lower than American levels.
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America
Great Britain
Hewers
Lancashire
Eaffang
Armenia
Cheyenne Seen As Soon Rising Oil Center
Cheyenne is described as poised to become the region’s greatest oil center as financial, political, and transportation networks align to support development. Local observers expect Cheyenne to emerge as a major producing hub.
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Cheyenne
Collapse of Opposition to League of Nations in Washington
The article traces the shift in U S opinion after Congress adjourned on March 4 showing Senators Borah Poindexter and Reed leading anti league talk but then returning to support a world league. It notes Lodge Taft and others pivoting to back the Paris covenant and Wilsons stance while criticizing amendments viewed as delaying peace.
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Washington
League of Nations
Congress
Borah
Idaho
Poindexter
Reed
Missouri
United States
Lodge
Brother Taft
Boston
Senator Lodge
Lowell
Harvard
Wilson
Paris
Europe
Taft
League
General Smuts
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
House
Knox
Penrose
Taft Strengthens Lead as League Support Grows
Taft becomes stronger politically as support for the League of Nations rises. Analysts say he is the strongest Republican presidential possibility, with a convention next week favoring his nomination. Opponents who frame the treaty as partisan will learn its broad, worldwide appeal and its role in preventing wars.
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Tait
League of Nations
Taft
Republican Party
Hunger Cure Schemers Exposed in Cheyenne Fraud
An inmate posing as mute and deaf duped residents in Denver Cheyenne and nearby towns. James Yevec feigned disability claiming ruins and towns to gather aid but was forced to speak by the Weld County jailer after hunger confinement. He endured sixty hours without speech before confessing fraud.
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Coumingley
Col
Altettering
Crett
Denver
Cheyenne
James Vyevec
Edward
Ition
Weld County
Former Cheyenne Man Tours Iowa Visit
William Kinross and his wife with family passed through the city en route to Salinity Utah after no visit with relatives. Kinross formerly lived in Cheyenne and was connected with the Union Pacific. He notes a marked improvement in conditions here compared with five years ago.
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Iowa
William Kinross
Salidity
Utah
Kinross
Union Pacific
First woman candidate for Argentina parliament named
Genora Julieta Lanter de Réoshaw a Buenos Ayres physician announces candidacy for the Chamber of Deputies becoming Argentina's pioneer female entrant in parliamentary politics.
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Argentina
Genora Julieta Lanter de Réoshaw
Buenos Ayres
Chamber of
Depaes
Lusk Hotel Company Formed with 200000 Capital
Articles of Incorporation filed by the Lusk Hotel Company to construct a modern hotel reflecting Converse County growth. Directors for the first year are Albert Rochelle, Thomas Bell, J. L. Hall, B.C. Ord, and J. W. Agnew. Capital stock set at 200,000.
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Lusk Hotelcompany
Albert Rochelle
Thomas Bell
J. L. Hall
B.C. Ord
Lusk
Converse
Deeo Set Coe
Activity Renewed on Medicine Bow Oil Field
Renewed activity is reported in the Medicine Bow field north of the Rock River area with drilling improvements and expanding operations. Mitchell Corporation and Bow River Oil Company drill near section 20-32-78 at 1100 feet, Bow River showing good oil prospects south of Medicine Bow, while L. M. Frawley drills on a neighboring lease. The overall field draws attention as development increases.
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Medicine Bow
Rock River
Mitchell Corporation
Bow River Ol
Bow River
Mr. Frawley
Market Report Omaha Hogs and Cattle Steady amid Mixed Demand
Daily Market Report from Omaha shows hog receipts at 14 700 with steady to firm prices from 18 50 to 19 35 and pigs at 12 00 to 17 00. Cattle receipts 3 000 with native steers 13 00 to 18 50, cows and heifers 8 00 to 14 70, western and Texas steers to 16 50 and calves to 14 75. Sheep receipts 6 000 with steady to 25 cent declines. lambs 15 50 to 19 76, yearlings 16 50 to 17 50.
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Omaha
Neb
Ilbe
Texas
Market Quotes Omaha Corn and Oats Prices
Omaha market report lists corn prices with No 3 white at 1.53 and No 4 white at 1.49 to 1.52, No 3 yellow 1.55 to 1.56, No yellow 1.50 to 1.54, No 3 mixed 1.52 to 1.53, No 4 mixed 1.49, plus oats No 2 white 67, No 3 white 66 to 67 cents.
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Omaha
Neb
Market Today Sees Higher Prices and Steady Demand
John Donniellan Co reports a firmer market with higher prices as stocks show resilience. The curb demand favors high and low priced shares while mining issues see active trading and Gulf and Commonwealth holdings attract attention. War stocks are listed as gaining.
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Rect
Gary
Europe
Slectair Gulf
Too Late to Olas Wanted Nest 5 of 6 Room Apartment
Unclear fragmented ad notes a six room unit with five rooms available and a young lead or tenant sought. No coherent contact details or location provided.
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Hekrest
Une
Spanish influenza lingers in Wyoming counties
State health board reports the epidemic has confined to Lincoln Park and Albany counties with Lincoln the hardest hit and Park showing the second highest cases. Cheyenne has been free of new cases for ten days. Albany shows cases but not as severe as Lincoln or Park.
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State Board of Health
Wyoming
Lincoln
Park
Albany
Lincoln County
Park County
Albany County
Park Counties
Cheyenne
Belgians divided Walloons and Flemings cited in peace notes
Washington report describes Malmedy as a Belgian issue and outlines Walloon and Flemish identities. It notes language, regional loyalties, and historical shifts from 1831 to the present, including bilingual rules and census practices. It ends by contrasting 1914 borders with Belgian independence. Sixteen years ago, Living Races of E Hutchinson reflected on Belgian vigor and the current rise of female state office candidates in Michigan.
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Washington, D. C
Malmedy
Rhine
Prussia
Belgium
Edwin A. Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
9Opu- Pike Kianton
Helgidat Om Co
Liege
Namur
Meusen
Nord
Lille
Douai
Camibrai
Valenciennes
Great Powers
Netherlands
Meuse
Scheldt
Antwerp
E _Hutchinson
Soren
De Oro Defends Three Cushion Title Against Keickhofer
The Cuban American De Oro defends the three cushion billiards title for the first time since reclaiming it in Chicago in January. Keickhofer had wrested the crown from him in February last, 150 to 126, at Chicago. The match drew the largest crowd yet for a three cushion event, highlighting the sport’s rising popularity and American-style competition.
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de Oro
Augie Kieckheifer
Chicago
Hoppe
Hoppe At Balkline
United States
Kieckhofer
Keickhefer
Reickhofer
St. Louis
Middle West
Jordan Lambert
Diamond Emblem and Tauber Trophy History in American Golf
The article traces the Diamond Emblem’s rise as the official trophy of the championship, noting early events in St. Louis and Chicago. It highlights Alfred De Oro’s ascent after 1914, multiple holders since 1915, and a sequence of winners including G. W. Moore, W. H. Huey, and A. De Oro across the period.
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St. Louis
Smne
Banee
America
P Cling
Philadelphia
John Daly
Chicago
Alfred de Oro
Lloyd
W. H. Huey
Charles Ellis
A. McCourt
Hugh Heal
G. W. Moore
A. Mc Court
RB. L
Sole Survivor of Early Missionary Society Named
Of the eight women who founded the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church, sixty years ago in Boston, the sole survivor is Mrs. Lois Parker widow of Bishop W Parker of India.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. EB. Church
Boston
Lois Parker
W. Parker
India
Zemo Lotion For Itch Relief Unveiled By E. W. Rose Co.
The ad touts Zemo as a safe liquid remedy to stop minor itching instantly with a large bottle priced at $1.00. It claims no staining or stickiness and targets tender sensitive skin. Cleveland based E. W. Rose Co. promotes the product.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
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John Donniellan Co
Olas
Michigan
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W.W. Dumm CO
Cheyenne, Wyo
Eatonic
the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
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