Editorial on Wyoming immigration funding and partisan bias
The Wyoming editorial critiques the state Republican stance on immigration appropriation, accusing the Laramie paper of blundering and urging nonpartisan support. It praises immigration advertising as essential for state growth and notes editors may not be fully responsible for earlier missteps.
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Jaram
Wyoming
Democratic Party
Laramie
Repub
Tarumie Republican
Chaplin
Rolt
Rural Credits Bill Moves Toward Law
The rural credits bill has passed the house and a similar measure passes the senate. If enacted it would become a major piece of legislation, with Wyoming expected to welcome a law allowing farm loans and broader financing for settlers as funds become available.
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House
Senate
Wyoming
Kendrick
Methodists Clash Ends in Bloodless Outcome Despite Tension
A dispute among North and Beath Methodists neared conclusion after a period of intense pressure. No further violence occurred as leaders moved to ease divisions and restore orderly church governance.
Wyoming braces for coalitions on Bankhead road plan
Citizens urged to remember the coming fall vote on a constitutional amendment allowing state internal improvements. Wyoming would join federal aid for roads by matching funds and labor, otherwise risk losing cooperative financing under Bankhead type programs.
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Wyoming
Wyomin
The Wages and the Results watchful waiting debate
The Thermopolia Record argues that watchful waiting preserved thousands of young lives, avoided foreign entanglements, and protected national honor and diplomacy. It asserts that not engaging in conflict yielded greater value than the costs of wage-like sacrifices claimed by opponents.
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Thermopolia
United States
Mexico
Europe
McGilliuddy bill would extend workers compensation to federal employees
Kansas City Star notes Uncle Sam employs about four hundred thousand and faces inequitable disability coverage. The McGilliuddy bill, reported by the House Judiciary Committee, would provide medical attendance and two-thirds of wages for disability, cost not exceeding half a percent of payroll, and has AFL and Labor Department backing.
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Kansas City Star
Sam
Ubor
House Judiciary Committee
Governont
American Federation of Labor
Department of Labor
Migsoart
Prison notes celebrate train bandit Carliale
Gratified by Mr. Carliale the celebrated train bandit agreeing to work in prison hall duties as an avocation. The piece expresses pleasure at his adjusted state and confidence that everyone is settled.
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Carliale
Fragmentary OCR Note on Political Convention Snippet
A partial OCR passage notes a national convention and mentions factions and campaigning, indicating a chaotic or evolving political scene. The readable text references Oly Gren and publicity, with little concrete detail about events, dates, or outcomes.
Islands Built to Order by Savages in the Archipelago
The article describes how Solomon Island groups, using coral reefs and uninhabited spaces, rapidly build new settlements when populations grow. It details raft starts, coral pyramid nuclei, and palm fronds and thatching used while settlers move to new reefs. It notes Malekula island reconstruction by a naval order after native chief objections.
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Tee
Cae
Tey
Maletala
New
Hebrides
Malekula
Min
Fragmentary Hints of Public Welfare Debate
The text presents a garbled plea for public welfare measures and national team work, stressing independence and duty. It hints at necessary requisition for general welfare, but is too fragmented to identify a clear event, date, or entities.
War in Niobra County Flows Through Cheyenne Rally
Fragmentary report from Niobrara County notes Major Card leads insurgents harassing dragoons while allies hold most political territory. Mentions figures Time Jiveb Manville Van Taneel and local names in a tense county political clash with factional warnings and calls for loyalty.
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Verdun
France
Avention
Cheyenne
Card
Niobrara County
Cad
Srenteies
Jiveb
Manville
van Taneel
Tows
Leask
Laak
Aciom
Sullivan
Ull
Shakespeare in modern stage design critique argues for artistic realism
A discussion of Shakespeare productions critiques realistic sets in modern theatre. It cites Sir Herbert Tree and Ben Greet as advocates for artistic interpretation over literal staging, noting experiments by Habertaen and Urkan and references to contemporary reviews from 1914.
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Europe
Ben Greet
Mas Ueinhardt
Gordan Craig
Thakespeare
Habertaen
Highth
Vehur
Todas
Michard Gilvester
Ansecteen
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