Mondell Backed for Rural Credit Bill in Wyoming Contention
An editorial endorses Mondell as supporting a rural credit bill while criticizing flaws the piece attributes to the measure. It praises his willingness to revise and emphasizes the need for careful study by lawmakers, noting a concurrent push for improved school regulations and citizen input from a state committee.
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Mondell
Wyoming
National
House of Representatives
Clark
Warren
Mondelfe
Eradite Hill
Demonni de Mies
Mendel
Cealous Hobors
Mr. Mondell
Why a Republican Convention Nominating Wilson Questioned
The Meeteetse community comments on the Republican convention debate while praising national prosperity under Woodrow Wilson. The piece argues against a convention and for maintaining status quo in praise of peace, economy, and leadership, labeling convention costs wasteful.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Vuvinat
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Meeteetse
Wyoming
Mexico
America
Wilken
Woodrow Witton
Codifying the School Laws in Wyoming History
The article outlines how Wyoming and earlier territorial days handled school policy and property. It notes legislative activity to fix methods and administration, with varying regard for existing statutes, and mentions ongoing efforts to remedy specific issues in the education system.
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Wromiing
Wyoming
Republican Advice Calls To Let Tariff Stand As Prosperity Persists
The text argues that with national prosperity and full employment the Republican stance is to avoid tariff changes. It claims tariffs drive prosperity and urges voters to refrain from tariff action as conditions improve. The piece suggests no need to stir tariff questions while conditions remain favorable.
Roosevelt political headlines and city lighting concerns
The Cheyenne Tribune shows Roosevelt themed front page headlines and questions why the federal building lamps on the east side remain unlit. residents debate who should pay for illuminating two lamp posts as the city faces ongoing budget and rule disputes with the government and light company.
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Federal Building
Peace and Prosperity as Democratic Platform Keynotes
The Laramie Republican notes that Peace and Prosperity will headline the Democratic platform while the party does not reveal a battle cry. Vin Tassel suggests the Republican retort might be War and Regression, from the Pioneer on July 7.
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Laramie
Move to Build Teacher Housing Across Wyoming States
A plan emerges to construct housing for school teachers across Wyoming with focus on Cheyenne. Officials and elites discuss the need for designated residences, tied to the school system and the Tile Legere project.
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States
Cupid
Ma'ams
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wheat crop rises as Hessian fly damages Kansas harvest
An early estimate put Kansas wheat at 16 million bushels but with Hessian fly damage the forecast now sits around 108 million. The note highlights pest impact on production and a sharp revision in outlook.
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Jost Ag
Kansas
Harmony item targets bull moose caucuses under Republican auspices
The note condemns the bull moose element for holding caucuses and committee meetings under Republican auspices, urging decisive action. It frames the situation as deceitful and notes a push to expose or oppose such tactics.
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Upton News
Mondell’s Two-Term Push for Wyoming Pension
The congressman has spent four years in congress pursuing a pension for a Wyoming awan while also clashing with the Wilson administration. This record highlights his focused effort beyond political sparring.
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Mondell
Congress
Wilson
Wyoming
DuPont Boom Promised by Powder Manufacturer
A historical note hints at a new explosive or industrial launch by a major powder producer. The line suggests corporate timing and ambition around a DuPont style boom, reflecting the era’s industrial mentality and expansion in chemical production.
Bulgarian invasion drives Republican rhetoric on Macedonia
A fragment notes that Republicans claim the public would react only to the cry they hear, asserting Bulgarians have invaded Macedonia and shaping political discourse around the regional conflict.
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Macedonia
Rich New Yorkers Plan Huge Palace Outshining Versailles
Rich New Yorkers plan a cooperative American Versailles at Port Washington L I 180 acres with chateau gardens a 1000 room clubhouse and yacht service to rival Louis XIV era Versailles. Architects Hastings Weir and artists MacMonnies Bartlet Parrish lead sculptures murals and fountains in a bold urban country estate project.
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Versailles
King Bolit
New York
Real Modern Palace
Louis XIV
Iastings
Carrere & Hastings
Penrhyn Stanlawa
Port Washington
L. 1
Frederick MacMonnies
Paul Bartlett
Robert Altkyn
Vernailles
Mya MacMonnies
Versailies
Itme
Chateau
France
Louis XV
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Endlow
Orangery
Kan
Navy expansion urged to protect trade and shores
The article argues for immediate expansion of the U S Navy citing a proposed budget of 791 441 207 with 604 612 179 for ships. It compares per capita costs to war overhead and calls for Congress to act quickly beyond partisan lines to safeguard national defense and foreign commerce.
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General Board of the Navy
United States
Ficurea
National Defense
Seven Seas
Congress
Ional
Harvard Students Protests Over Overseers Election
Article notes Harvard students rally to protest the overseers election amid claims of overrepresentation and alleged irregularities in the process. The piece contextualizes student interest and faculty response within university governance concerns.
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Hoa Tts
Harvard
Hervard Crimean
Dickie Knew and the Bishop's Bequest
A Boston clergyman's elder son was to be confirmed at dinner with distinguished guests. The younger, Dickie, teased by his mother, predicts the bishop will lay hands on his brother's head, a playful misdirection at the church ceremony.
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Boston
Dickie
A PAT MAN'S William Allen White to Ko porta Casette
fragmentary text discusses elastic pucker strings and imperial tailors for men. mentions gulls, balance, and elastic sections with unclear references to fashion and construction.
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William Allen White
Koporta Casette
Cody Boys Raising Pigs for Clark Cup
Cody May 30 three Cody boys Murl Coe Daniel Ingraham and Fred are raising pigs for the Clark Cup.
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Cody Boys
Cody
Murl Coe
Daniel Ingraham
Fred
Kauffman Enter Poray Crop Contest Under State Ag Direction
The Poray Crop contest, under state agricultural supervision, features Kauffman and a partner’s pig project. They began feeding young porkers Saturday with Duro Reds from F. A. Ingraham’s herd, four to six weeks old. Barley planted weeks earlier will supply fattening feed once ripe. They monitor all expenses and compete for Senator Clark’s sterling silver trophy and state prizes, including a sow, tools, farm manuals, lamb, field peas, and farming yearbooks.
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D. Clark
Areeers’ Gazette
Anuric touted as cure for kidney and rheumatic troubles
An advertisement urges Americans to take Hot Water and Anuric to combat kidney problems, backache, rheumatism, and uric acid buildup. It claims Anurie is highly potent, offers trial packs, and references Dr. Pierce's medical reputation and other products for liver and women's health.
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Anuric
Pierce
Lithia
Invalida
Buffalo
Anuke
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Maxfield Parrish
Jules Overia
National Insurance
Daily Financial America
iNew York Evening Post
Boston Traveler
Ekiris
Imperia
Éhimeh
Weisthand Sunetiovs
Setteestasaohe
Palace Pharmacy
Datgoo
RE. H. Hopkins
Carpenter
Morton CO
Sudbury Street
Reston, Mass
Dak
Nyomir
P. Hynds
Flar
Cheyenne Ice CO
Repeien
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