Editorial critique on Wyoming immigration funding and partisan bias
The piece scolds the Laramie Republican for opposing an immigration appropriation while accusing the Democratic governor and party of using immigration funds for political gain. It argues for nonpartisan promotion of emigration work and praises Editor Chaplin’s stance on state development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaram
Wyoming
Democratic Party
Laramie
Repub
Tarumie Republican
Chaplin
Rolt
Rural Credits Bill Passes House and Senate
The rural credits bill has passed the house and a similar measure has cleared the senate. If enacted it would place a major new farm lending framework on the statute books, with Wyoming poised to benefit as state Treasury funds await use for farm loans. The legislation would enable settlers to finance farm operations and stock, expanding rural credit avenues nationwide.
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House
Senate
Wyoming
Kendrick
Angoka and North Methodists Near End of Beath Conflict
A fragmented report notes Angoka and the North Methodists close to concluding a bloody dispute with reduced violence. No clear dates or locations are provided, but tensions and sharp disagreements are described as winding down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angoka
Wyoming Voters to Decide on Road Improvement Amendment
The Bankhead bill funds state road projects with federal aid and requires matching state effort. Wyoming prohibits state spending on internal improvements unless a constitutional amendment passes, enabling participation in cooperative road funding this fall. Neglect could bar Wyoming from federal road aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyomin
The Wages and the Results watchful waiting debate
The Thermopolia Record argues that watchful waiting yields benefits for the nation by avoiding entanglements and war. It claims thousands of lives saved, preservation of national honor, and improved diplomacy with Mexico and European belligerents, outweighing alleged costs of decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolia
United States
Mexico
Europe
McGilliuddy bill would extend workers comp to federal employees
The McGilliuddy bill, reported by the House Judiciary Committee, would provide medical attendance and two thirds of regular wages to disabled federal workers at a cost not exceeding one half of one percent of the federal payroll. It has support from the AFL and the federal Department of Labor. The measure aims to modernize federal employment law and encourage states to follow suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Sam
Ubor
House Judiciary Committee
Governont
American Federation of Labor
Department of Labor
Migsoart
Prisoner Carliale Takes Up Hall Work In State Prison
The article notes that the famed train bandit Carliale is settling into quarters in the state prison and plans to pursue hall work as an avocation, expressing overall satisfaction with his placement.
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Carliale
Political Convention Fallout Amid Lingering Factional Tensions
The fragment hints at a national convention debate and lingering party fissures, with references to the "publicity" and "democratic pasting" and unease over the news value of the event. Names are unclear, suggesting fragmented OCR text.
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Oly Gren
Islands Rebuilt by Islanders and Admirals in Pacific Waters
The article describes Pacific islanders constructing new coral reefs as bases when land becomes crowded, using a raft and coral to form a nucleus. It notes ships' crews and Admirals ordering island rebuilding in places like Malekula, where a native chief objected after a target practice incident.
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Alamares
Nsual
Tee
Cae
Tey
Maletala
New
Hebrides
Malekula
Min
Fragmentary Text on Public Welfare and Independence
The fragment discusses public welfare and the balance with independence. It references national team work and the need for necessary requisitions to serve the general welfare, without clear attribution or full context.
War in Niobrara County and local political strife
Verdun to Cheyenne linked accounts describe insurgent actions led by Major Card as allies seize political control in Niobrara County. The piece notes Republican tensions at Laak, calls for renegade disclosures, and mentions Sullivan in a local leadership context amid unrest.
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Verdun
France
Avention
Cheyenne
Card
Niobrara County
Cad
Srenteies
Jiveb
Manville
van Taneel
Leask
Laak
Aciom
Sullivan
Paurer
Ull
Shakespearean staging shifts to artistic settings in 20th century reviews
The article surveys how modern productions of Shakespeare move away from ultra realistic staging toward artistic design. It notes critics like Ben Greet and Gordon Craig influencing European and American theatre, with examples from Habertaen and Urkan.
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Europe
Ben Greet
Mas Ueinhardt
Gordan Craig
Thakespeare
Habertaen
Highth
Vehur
Todas
Michard Gilvester
Ansecteen
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