Prosperity and Trade Policies Postwar Americas
Editorial argues postwar prosperity stems from U S industries not war, urging continued export growth and strong customer links. Highlights European reconstruction challenges, U S tariff and banking policies, and calls for maintaining quality and international goodwill to sustain domestic and global markets.
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Dre Bot
Department of
United States
America
Interstate Tariff Commission
Federal Grade Commission
Reciprocity in Fishing Across State Lines
The piece argues Wyoming should require out of state fishermen to buy a license to fish in Colorado streams, comparing seasonal access and costs. It notes Colorado areas grant broad access to Colorado anglers while urging Wyoming to charge visitors, citing hatcheries, a fish commissioner, wardens, and stock maintenance as justification.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Wyong
Atlas
Oacoca
Brandeis Gaining Senate Support for De Beandein Appointment
The senate judiciary committee votes to recommend confirmation of Louie De Beandein to the bench. Republicans oppose for partisan reasons though praise from supporters calls this a step toward broader representation on the federal judiciary. Henders is praised as eminent and benevolent by supporters.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Louie de Beandein
Genel
Betal
Jieliee Senatorlark
Wyoming
Chevente
Senate
Beachels
Wilen
Dearoeckis
Henders
United States
Wenewil
Plaivng
States and Army Bill Faces National Guard Challenge
The New York World argues for a populist push to defend the nation through state militaries united under federal coordination. It warns that without broad state and public backing the National Guard may fade as a concept, cresting a push for joint state and national action against organized militia lobbying.
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National Guard
Woman among Villistas sheltered by veil revealed
An eye witness describes a Villista female fighter who wore a white veil over her sombrero. American troops, after forcing her to flee on a horse, doubted her gender until the veil fell away and a soldier folded it back, confirming she was a woman.
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Villista
Great Deaneeritic Party Achievements Cited in Speech
The speaker notes achievements such as currency law tariff revision and creation of the Federal Trade Commission as examples of the party’s work for business in the United States. The remarks praise ongoing progress and future efforts.
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Federal Trade Commission
United States
Phrase from Woodrow Wilson on congressional focus
A quotation noting that Congress is entering serious work with emphasis on character over rhetoric. It reflects Wilson’s view that genuine character in lawmakers matters more now than ever.
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Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Italy weighs war move as Rome report stirs debate
A Rome report suggests Italy may declare war on Germany while critics debate aligning with progressives or returning to the Republican fold. The agriculture bill carries twenty three million in appropriations, expected to boost farming efforts. Roosevelt will run headlines also appear in an ouster paper.
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Rome
Italy
Germany
Rasputin the Fake Priest Said to Dominate Russia
Kansas City Times recounts Rasputin, a Serbian peasant, as the so called priest who wielded power behind Czar Nicholas II and the Russian court. The piece notes his influence over nobles and the royal family, rumors of sexual misconduct, and church opposition led by Bishop Germogen, with accounts of his runaway notoriety and eventual decline.
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Nasputin
Evar
Gregory Rasputin
Rugeia
Russia
St. Petersburg
Rasputin
Hospitin
Fasputin
Siberia
Illa
Jeruslem
Dreas
Germogen
Holy Synod
Germggen
Kansas City Times
Record Sugar Order Shocks New York Public Inquiries
An order for 300 000 dollars worth of U S beet sugar was placed with Great Western Sugar of Denver by National Biscuit Co. The 500 ton shipment mostly goes to Denver and some to Houston. The note praises domestic sugar suppliers and notes government supervision. The clipping also contains an opinion on Russia's war outlook and peace, with cautious optimism about victory and a rejection of a separate peace.
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Sheridan Post
U.S. A
Great Western Sugar Company
Denver
Colo
National Biscuit Company
Houston, Tex
Baking Company
Russia
Germans Flee and War Shapes Petrograd Speech
A New York observer returns from the Russian capital noting that Petrograd has shifted from St. Petersburg in name and life. Germans once 60,000 strong are absent, and public German speech is rarely heard. Those remaining face suspicion as the war dominates all business and daily life.
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Washington Post
Germany
Petrograd
A. B. Melle
New York
Oberia
Russia
St. Petersburg
Massed Armies and Marching Times Across World War Context
The piece compares how many troops could pass a reviewing point in a day based on current and future army sizes. It cites New York’s 132000 marching in 12 hours, U S forces at 120000 could do in about 11 hours, and larger hypothetical future forces. It notes German dead around 700000 and Verdun forces near 900000 with vast imperial armies amid projected durations.
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New York
United States Army
Congress
Germany
Verdun
Saloutki
Reckless Driving Cited as Sunday Accident Threat
A historical note warns that Monday morning traffic safety hinges on preventing Sunday crashes caused by speed and alcohol. The piece urges public vigilance, reporting reckless driving, and punishing offenders to protect drivers, passengers, and bystanders.
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Reckleas
Cortatale
Caer
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Faker
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Kansas City Star
Stock Growers National Bank
Chevenne, Wyoming
Sala
Cheyenne Ice CO
Sloan & Morris
W. 17Th St
Waterman
Logan
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Nial TU Vory AS
Harry P. P. Hynds
Prop. Bates
Burau Youn Iene
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