Senators lash Taft for League article in Sun dispatch
A New York Sun special dispatch quotes Republican senators reacting to Taft’s reply to Lodge on the League of Nations. Brandegee belittles Taft’s words, Lodge says he will not read it, Borah and Fall dismiss it, Johnson praises Taft but followers ignore him, Harling postpones, New and Poindexter offer mixed views, Lemont is surprised anyone read it.
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Taft
Lodge
League of Nations
New York Sun
United States
Sun
Brandegee
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
Mass
Borah
Thaho
Mr. Taft
Fall
N. M
Ohio
New
Ind
Poindexter
Wash
Birth of Sarah Bache Highlighted by Philadelphia Societies
Special meetings of Philadelphia historical societies and women’s clubs mark the 175th anniversary of Sarah Bache born to Benjamin Franklin. The article recalls Franklin’s public service, the close father daughter bond, and Sarah’s patriotic acts helping soldiers in the Yorktown era.
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Philadelphia
Sarah Bache
Benjamin Franklin
Sarah
England
Pennsylvania
Sarah Franklin
Yorktown
Senator Fall Seeks Treaty Amendment to Join Calamity Clan
The passage notes Senator Fall and five colleagues including Lodge Knox Borah Sherman and Johnson pushing amendments to the treaty to gain membership in a so called calamity clan. It hints New Mexico may abandon the group in time.
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Senator Fall
Lodge
Knox, Borah
Sherman
Johnson
New Mexico
Wisdom of the Constitution and Treaty Approved
A rare reminder of the checks and balances in the United States system as both branches of the current Republican Congress face approval of the Federal Constitution, the peace treaty, and the covenant of the Nations.
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Republican Congress
Lodge Eyes Triumph in Galleries and Senate Setback
The pundit notes Mr Lodge may win acclaim in galleries and hostile results in the foreign relations committee while predicting a Senate defeat. It mentions Mr Ow and Mr Penrose failing to pack the chamber, signaling political contest and uncertain fortune.
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Lodge
Senate
Penrose
Wyoming leasing bill faces House delay and votes
Congress debates the public lands leasing bill with Republicans controlling the House committee. New members have little prior input, risking delays. Wyoming bankers say last session's filibuster cost investments, while Texas oil wealth draws funds away as investors shift to the Texas boom.
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Senate
Wyoming
House of Representatives
House Committee On Public Lands
N. J. Schmidtt
Oregon
Cairman
Rermer Addison T. Smith
Idaho
Joh A. Elston
California
Sinnott
Washington
Texas
Boston
Winnipeg Power Project Aims to Make City Manufacturing Hub
Seventy miles north of Winnipeg workers push the Winnipeg River Power project to build the world’s largest hydro plant at Little Du Bonnet Falls. A $9 million dam 2000 feet long will back a reservoir up to seven miles, housing eight 21,000 HP turbines. The scheme promises cheap power to attract mills and factories and turn Winnipeg into a major continental center.
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Destiny
Winnipeg
Chicago
Little du Bonnet Falls
Winnipeg River
Winnipeg River Power Company
Canada
America
Prairie
McArthur Falls
Raisir
Grand du Bonnet Falls
Fragmentary OCR Note on House Duties and Expenses
An obscure text fragment discusses a representative's oath and duties and mentions permissions, armed duties, wages, and expense measures. The legibility is poor, leaving key names and context unclear. Further restoration is needed to identify the exact individuals, dates, and actions referenced.
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House of Representatives
Ekett
Santieanare
Wyoming oil and rail boom sparks varied development
Wyoming summary notes oil discoveries at Lance Creek and Nine from Hidden Dome gas field to Greybull, new wells near Riverton, and expansion of infrastructure. It records railroad yard congestion, Dehydration plant work, a 1000 acre timber burn, new schools, water projects, baracks for teachers, and corporate changes including New York Oil Co absorbing Wyoming Central association.
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Riverton
Perris
Wyoming
Arizona-Wyominghom
Yellowstone Highway
Buck Greek Oil Company
Wheatland
Keeline Bank
Gari W. Spacht
Charles T. Bushnell
Hidden Dome
Greybull and Basin
New York Oil Co
Wyoming Central Association
Casper
Lance Creek
Thermopolia
Little Buffalo
Midwest Refining
Ohio
Texas
Car theft case tied to Dahleen and Denver liquor ring
Court records show H Coney Pred Millward and Charles Jones accused of stealing a Willys Knight from A H Dahlen. They allegedly charged Dahleen with involvement in liquor trafficking from Denver, using Justice Potter’s garage as a base. Owner A H Dahlen seeks 2 500 bail after the car vanished from a garage. The district court of Larimer handles the case. The accused say Dahlen urged them to flee and report the car’s fate.
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H. C. Coney
Pred Millward
Charles Jones
Porrial
A. H. Dahlene
Sheriff Smalley
Dahlone
Inez Craig
Denver
C. N. Potter
Wyoming Supreme Court
Colorado
Pre
Tallone
Dahitne
Laraine
Dahlem
Dahlen
Song Sent to Be Sung for President in Cheyenne Meeting
Postmaster Walter L. Larah asked the meeting chairman to address President Wilson upon his arrival in Cheyenne. The text urges using the song to favor his campaign and promote the golden hopes of victory, framing it as a public demonstration.
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Walter L. Larah
Wilson
Cheyenne
Weather Report Summary From Local Station
Weather report shows clear conditions with temperature around 59 degrees at date line. Highest temperature reached near 12 10 p m and lowest near 4 50 am with wind from the WSW to SE around 24 mph. Precipitation site notes include rain totals and melted snowfall since January.
Baseball and basketball results from yesterday report
Results show Cleveland and New York split a doubleheader with weather causing postponements. Players Mays Hannah Uhle Thomas and Rael contribute for New York while Batters include Mamaux Henson Parker Goodwin and Dilhoefer for Brooklyn. Chicago Washington game affected by rain with no final noted.
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Cleveland
New York
teries—Uhle
Thomas
Quino
Morerenge
Rael
Boston
Body Recovered After Three Months in River
The body found in the Platte River 14 miles below Casper has been identified as John Baird of Broken Bow Nebraska. He was drowned June 2 while trying to ford the stream and drifted a short distance with the river during the three months in the water.
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Casper
Wyo
Platte River
John Baird
Broken Bow
Neb
East and West Represented in Marriages
Marriage licenses issued Tuesday to George Walter Spracher and Lucille May Daniels of San Francisco. Norman H. J. Cepff and Genevia K. Freon of Cheyenne. Gestilo Urago and Margarita Urago of Cheyenne.
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George Walter Spracher
Lucille May Daniels
San Francisco
Norman H. J
Cep Fc
Genevia K. Freon
Cheyenne
Eense
Isn
Gestilo
Margarita Urago
Roads News Brief in Fair Weather Report
A fragmented weather update notes road conditions south of Grevney and Fort Hills. It mentions repairs underway and says the Perthon Road remains in good condition despite some tones of construction noise or delay.
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Perth
Grevney
Casper Mountain Fire Controlled
An evacuation event near Casper Mountain was contained as crews reported the forest fire under control after rapid spread and active suppression efforts. No injuries were reported and containment lines were established around the affected area.
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Casper Mountain
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Plunkett Feld
Sheridan
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