Land Leasing Legislation Viewed Through Partisan Lens
The article argues Republicans seek to repurpose the Walsh Smoot leasing bill to control public lands rich in coal oil gas potash and sodium. It notes a decade of congressional struggle from 1913 to 1918 and the shift in support as public opinion and production needs press for action.
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Reed Smoot
Taft
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Senate
Wilson
Interior Lane
Walsh
Foster
Illinois
Henry L. Meyers
House of Representatives
Record of Stability in National Banking Holds Eleven Month Quiet
The Comptroller of the Currency reports no national bank failures for over six months and only two small national bank failures in nineteen months. July saw twenty new national bank charters and 54 banks granted permission to open. Aggregate national bank assets rose, signaling a strengthening banking system despite uneven regional activity.
House Debates Tax Repeal on Soda Water and Clothing
The district house advanced repeal efforts on soda water taxes while considering a broader reversal of clothing taxes. Leaders face opposition from opponents urging a more cautious approach to the tax code.
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House of
Puncturing a Fallacy on Rifle Shooting Accuracy
Stewart Edward White argues against Cooper era myths of sure hits. He explains the error of dispersion in rifle groups, noting factors like weapon, cartridge, temperature, and pressure affect shot alignment.
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James Fennimore Cooper
Cooper
Stewart Edward White
Taft on the League of Nations and its armament plan
Taft outlines the League of Nations aims to avoid war and secure lasting peace through four steps. Armament reduction is led by the council with a military commission, information from nations, and a plan to set country limits. Nations study, negotiate, and enter voluntary limits for up to ten years with council oversight and unanimous consent.
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League of Nations
League
Council
William H. Taft
Dance Reform Aims for Equal Partner Roles in Waltz
At a New York convention teachers reject the title professor in favor of masters of dancing. President Bott says the waltz will return with season only modest changes, including a fifty fifty step balance and less backing of the lady. The group also condemns the shimmy as a descendant of the nage dance.
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New York
Bott
Association
Change in Air Flight Advice for Somalia Health
Fragmentary text notes a shift in aerial flight scenes and health care in Somalia. It mentions nervous troubles and a costly health option at a dollar a minute, implying recommendations and expense.
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Somalia
Present Republicans Distract From War Costs
A fragmented line of questioning critiques Republican leaders for not showing equal concern for high living costs and ongoing national problems while focusing on war efforts and public attention. The remark questions political priorities and accountability.
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Republicas Congress
Korean Umbrellas With Oiled Paper Described
A brief note explains that traditional Korean umbrellas use oiled paper for the canopy. The snippet mentions tea traditions in connection with the craft and hints at the aesthetic and practical qualities of the design.
Mohammedan Silk Belief Cited By Egyptian Telephone Operators
A fragment notes that Mohammedans avoid silk as unclean since it comes from a worm and mentions Egypt where telephone operators are reportedly r to.
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Egypt
City News in Brief A. J. Goodall and others visiting Cheyenne
Local arrivals and visitors fill Cheyenne as various individuals from Sheridan Laramie Medicine Bow Medicine Bow Wheatland Pitchfork and Pine Bluffs come to the city. Business listings note coal delivery auto services rug weaving and advertising requests in the State Leader.
Disabled Settler Chooses Death On Wyoming Homestead
Herman Sulsener, 64, a crippled homesteader near Worland, Wyoming, killed himself with a .22 rifle in his shack. He used a yard stick to trigger the weapon and left notes to relatives showing prior contemplation and preparation for death. He had been paralyzed from the hips and tried to survive by raising chickens, rabbits and goats while proving up on his land.
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Worland
Wyo
Herman Sulzener
Sulsener
So Like Outdoor Employment in a Veteran Survey
Thousands of ex-service men seek outdoor civilian life per a Los Angeles YMCA survey. The association offers half rate education, with hundreds enrolling in automobile and mechanical courses and many planning tractor operation to meet outdoor work demand.
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Los Angeles Y. M. GA
Wyoming Delegates Named for International Porm Congress
Governor Carey appoints delegates to represent Wyoming at the four font International Porm congress in Kaosesity on September 5. Delegates include William Madden Riverton, W L Quayto Larmie, AD Puyville Laramie, George Peaerer Choyman, N Bowen Taremieng, W Whrathand, U naan mans Powell, William Piet Nanos and others.
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Robert D. Carey Yeaturday
Wyoming
Kaosesity
William Madden
Riverton
W. L. Quayto
Larmie
AD. Puyville
Laramie
George Peaerer
Choyman
N. Bowen
Taremieng
Whrathand
U. Naan Mans
Powell
Wiliam Piet
Nanos
Wyoming resident among top life insurance buyers of 1918
The Insurance Press reveals Frank C. Bosler of Carlisle Pennsylvania as the Wyoming link, his Bosler ranch ties noted. Bosler died late 1918 and held policies totaling four hundred thousand dollars, ranking fourth among U S deaths that year. Other 1918 deaths carried amounts of five hundred seventy five thousand four hundred ninety four thousand four hundred and fifty thousand respectively. Two 1949 deaths matched Bosler at four hundred thousand. A Casper resident who died in 1918 held forty thousand.
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Frank C. Bosler
Carlisle
Bosler
Wyoming
United States
New York City
Casper
Seventeen Notaries Public Appointed
Seventeen notaries public were appointed by Governor Carey yesterday. The appointees include Miss F. E. Whiplalusk of Moorcroft and several others across Cheyenne Casper Lusk Douglas Evanston Cody Sheridan Hawlins Basin Powell Powell.
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Seventen
Carey
F. E. Whippla Lusk
Rosa H. Storm
Moorcroft
Barbara Rose
Casper
A. &. Grier
Cheyenne
W. S. Milliken
Manna
C. C. Brown
Douglas
B. F. Fehilman
Lusk
G. Frederick Clark
Rawins
Emerson M. Pugh
Evanston
J. B. Metzigman
Powell
BE. A. Gebhart
Basin
Miss C. G. Elliott
L. M. Smith
Crowley
Homer A. France
Hawlins
BR. W. Allen
Cody
D. L. Gogerty
Sheridan
Glen
Ad in the Ferale Column of the State
Classified notice appears in the Ferale column of the State detailing an advertisement, its placement, and publication context within the newspaper.
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Ferale
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City News
A. J. Goodall
M. le Magoon
Pots
Mw Ma Hervey
Mre
Irvine
Lowk
BR. L. Regan
James A. Neilson
Mina
Agnes B. Neilson
Wheatland
Elva Bennett
Medicine Bow
Moffatt
Mrs. Addison
Arthur Addison
City
T. M. Townsend
L. G. Sheeps and
Charles J. Beldes
Pitchfork
Hobbe, Huckfeldt & Fickbiner
Ralph Henson
H of
C. A. Nash
Torrington
Margaret Sullivan
Shirley Se
Roy J. White
Plains Hotel
Charles H. Hopkins
C. D. Woodhouse
H. A. Andrews
Horse Creek
Plains Auto Company
Mr. and
W. B. Hartigan
Baby of
Mrs. Dora Stewart of
Pure White
Sherman Co
A. Dobmer
M. A. Elliott
Pine Bluffs
Loader
Mlitz
Milwaukee
Semmi-Wyo- Mingite
Notaries Public
Midland
Empire Fair
Northwest
Aerea
Poland
Pamous McGleve Rug Hioing
Rng
Hoesen Onie Adons Naalee
Keenetne Inadawhotts
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