Cheyenne Opens Flour Mill Near Ready For Grinding
Cheyenne plans a new flouring mill with 182 by 60 feet brick and steel building standing 65 feet high. It houses 150 horsepower engine, 25 horsepower dynamo, five floors of water service, and elevator capacity for 17 000 bushels of wheat. The $40 000 project aims to boost Cheyenne’s grain industry and attract workers, with high expected yields and local farming comparisons.
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Cheyenne
Laramie County
Laramie
Colorado
Levent”ber
H. B. Dyer
W. C. Deming
J. Rosa Carpenter
Industrial Club
Mr. Dyer
Mr. Deming
Mr. Carpenter
Aly
Carpenter
Suffragette Signs Advance in Front of White House
Suffragist sympathizers chalked “Votes for Women” on sidewalks near the White House and government offices in Washington. A large sign advertised a Sunday meeting with Ines Milholland as speaker, signaling a notable, though restrained, militant gesture in the capital.
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White House
Washington
Lafayette Park
State
War and Navy
Ines Milholland
National Capital
Huerta Aide Concedes While Huerta Position Wavers
Washington signals confidence Huerta will be eliminated and a new congress formed. In Mexico City Huerta faces a stalled lower house and a split cabinet as senators miss quorum and Catholic members abstain.
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Washington
Mexico City
Huerta
White House
State Department
National Palace
Venustiano Carranya
United States
Mainbin
Presid
Sey Congress
Effertim
Wote
Organi
KEW LAWS SHOCK PUBLIC. MANY CAUGHT BREAKING RULES
Report from Ford Connecticut November 15 notes a sweeping change in law now in effect. Officials state the revised act imposes penalties for bringing smoke or pipes into street sides. Police have begun warnings and summonses as the public learns who is exempt and who must comply. The attorney general says employers of five or more must adhere, with farmers needing formal exemption.
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Ford
Conn
Granger Oppoloihe
Eldest Daughter Not Engaged Says President
The White House denies a circulated report that Miss Margaret Wilson, eldest daughter of President Wilson, is engaged to Dr. Gilbert Horrax of Montclair New Jersey. The statement says Miss Wilson has never seen or met Dr Horrax.
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Washington
Margaret Wilson
President Wilson
Gilbert Hortax
Montclair
N. J
Jessie Wilsyn
White House
Gilbert Horrax
Wilson
Horrax
Public Officials Seek New Federal Pure Food Law
A conference of state pure food commissioners and Agriculture Department officials in Washington on November 15 recommended repealing the federal pure food law and enacting a new statute. They urged standards for foods and drugs, uniform-enforcement talks with the American Bar Association, and a central information clearinghouse in agriculture for fraud prosecution and sample sharing with federal inspectors.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Congress
American Bar Association
4Phis
Fire Strikes Northwestern University Old Tremont Loft
Flames threaten a Chicago building housing Northwestern University offices on Lake and Dearborn. Fire drills and modern fire escapes saved 400 to 500 workers and patients, with 300 students and 100 others evacuated from the lath floor as smoke billowed through openings.
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Chicago
Wotner
Elindeen
Tremont
Northwestern University
Lake and Dearborn
Eli
Lowterry
Law
Dental
Deather Studen
Proud of Our Army Garrison Delivers Plea at Lotus Club
Secretary of War Garrison, in New York at a Lotus Club dinner, laments public attitude toward the army. He argues people confuse hatred of bloodshed with the army’s function and praises soldiers, doctors, engineers, and Gleveyman as essential defenders. He says he is wholeheartedly proud of the U.S. Army.
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New York
Garrison
Lotus Club
United States
Army of the
Decker Takes Over Office Surveyor General of Wyoming
Hon Charles L Decker assumed charge as surveyor general of Wyoming replacing General Tiansen after three terms He resided in Sheridan and will make Cheyenne his home The Leader greets him and notes his legislative experience and strong character to run the office creditably for the state and Cheyenne.
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G. L. Decker
Surveyor General
Charles L. Decker
Wyoming
Tiansen
Mr. Decker
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Decker
Surgeons Push Rules to Improve Surgical Training
A medical panel calls for five years of general medical practice before surgeons may operate. They urge hospital and clinical training in medicine, with oversight by experienced doctors. The group, touring the United States and Canada, includes Louis NeMurty of Louisville and other physicians.
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Chao
Cohgrogs
Canada
Louie & NeMurty
Laouleville
Ko By
Charles H. Peek
New York
Neweran
Ban
Ioge
Cal
Ll. Cousins
Porthand
Maine
der Charles Davinog
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Hhis
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Pitre Lse Capes
Secretary of War
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