Furious at TaftLoathing of Taft by Republican senators
A New York Sun dispatch collects reactions from several Republican senators to Taft’s article replying to Senator Lodge’s speech on the League of Nations. Critics ridicule Taft, with Borah, Fall, Johnson, and others saying they did not read or discount his points. Poindexter notes Taft’s focus on section 3 about league powers.
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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 Remembrance by Philadelphia Societies
Special meetings of Philadelphia historical societies and women’s clubs recall the 175th anniversary of Sarah Bache, daughter of Benjamin Franklin. The article highlights her patriotism, family bond, and charitable work aiding Continental soldiers during the Yorktown campaign.
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Philadelphia
Sarah Bache
Benjamin Franklin
Sarah
England
Pennsylvania
Sarah Franklin
Yorktown
Senator Fall Seeks Treaty Amendments Amid Calamity Clan Ruckus
The senator named Fall pushes amendments to the treaty in an effort to win membership in the senatorial calamity clan alongside Lodge Knox Borah Sherman and Johnson. The piece hints New Mexico may one day cast Fall out of the group.
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Senator Fall
Lodge
Knox, Borah
Sherman
Johnson
New Mexico
Wisdom of the Constitution Shown by Congress Approval
A note on the need for both chambers to approve the Federal Constitution, the peace treaty, and the Covenant of Nations, illustrating early republic challenges in reconciling executive and legislative powers.
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Republican Congress
Unclear Senate Outlook Cites Lodge and Penrose
Fragmentary report suggests Lodge might win gallery support and face defeat in the foreign relations committee and Senate. The text notes that neither Ow nor Penrose have succeeded in packing the party with followers.
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Lodge
Senate
Penrose
Wyoming Leasing Bill Sparks House Action Debate
Wyoming faces a delay as the leasing bill moves to the House Public Lands Committee led by N J Schmidt of Oregon. Republicans hold the panel with ten new members, while Democrats push for hearings, warning past hearings may suffice. Wyoming investors claim millions in potential revenue were lost when the bill failed last session, with Texas oil growth drawing funds away from Wyoming lands.
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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 aims to become Chicago of the North with giant hydro plant
At Little Du Bonnet Falls on the Winnipeg River, the Winnipeg River Power Co begins a $9 million project to build what engineers call the world’s largest hydro plant. Eight 21,000 horsepower turbines, a 2,000 foot concrete dam, a vast reservoir, and ice protection systems will flood Grand Du Bonnet Falls and power a future surge of mills, factories, and prosperity for Winnipeg.
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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
Incomplete OCR Fragments Describe House Duties and Expenses
Fragmentary text references a representative's election and oath, arms duties, pay, and expenses. Lacking clear details or names, the item reads as an uncertain note on legislative duties and reimbursements without concrete events.
Wyoming Weekly Business Review highlights regional oil and power developments
The report notes Riverton plant activity with Matte crude, a Perris area 500 barrel well, and Wyoming bond purchases. It covers oil field discoveries at Lance Creek and Nine from Hidden Dome, new schools, irrigation projects in Sheridan, timber burn at Big Torn, and infrastructure growth including roads and sheet metal works.
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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
Charge trial follows theft of Wilby Knight car in Wyoming
The case involves H. C. Coney Pred Millward and Charles Jones held with Dahleme and Inez Craig alleged hoollegging between the city and Denver. They claim Dahlem suggested taking the Wilby Knight auto from A H Dahline and hiding it at a garage run by Justice C N Potter. A $2,500 lien is cited as the value for the car, with district court proceedings ongoing in Laramie. Dahlem reportedly directed the plan and then left the car at the garage on September 19.
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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 Proposed for President by Postmaster in Cheyenne
Postmaster Walter L. Larah requested that the meeting chairman be addressed by President Wilson upon his arrival in Cheyenne. The plan aimed to promote a favorable image for a candidate and to advance campaign messaging during the event.
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Walter L. Larah
Wilson
Cheyenne
Weather Summary From Local Observation
Weather report notes clear conditions with a 59 degree temperature and wet bulb reading. Humidity reported at 0.87 with wind from the WSW and SE directions at times. Precipitation data incomplete but mentions rain and melted precipitation since January. Temperature highs around 69 and a 24 hour change warmer.
Baseball results recap from yesterday across leagues
Yesterday yielded multiple games with wins for New York and Cleveland facing Boston and Chicago amid rain delays. Notable performances included Mays, Hannah, and the Rivers-Rael Battery for New York while Cleveland benefited from Wie, Uhle, and Thomas.
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Cleveland
New York
teries—Uhle
Thomas
Quino
Morerenge
Rael
Boston
Body Identified After Three Months in River
The body recovered from the Platte River 14 miles below Casper is identified as John Baird of Broken Bow Nebraska. He was drowned on June 2 while attempting to ford the river, with the body drifting only a short distance downstream 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, to Norman H. J of Cep fC and Genevia K. Freon of Cheyenne. Also license to Gestilo 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
Weather Report on Fort Hills Road Repairs
A weather surviving report notes highway conditions south of Grevney and along Fort Hills road. Repairs are ongoing with dry surfaces reported and minor closures affecting local traffic.
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Perth
Grevney
Casper Mountain Fire Controlled After Widespread Growth
A Casper Mountain forest fire, fueled by strong winds, burned across a broad area before firefighters contained it. Crews reported progress as containment lines held and threats to nearby homes diminished. Fire officials warned of hot spots and windy conditions continuing.
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Editorm
Business Seraae
Florence Nightingale
Winnipeg’s
Ekett
Santieanare
Wyoming Weekly Business Review
Wildcat
Spit Neck
Ohio Company
Salt Creek
Wolfrang Exploration
Plunkett Feld
Sheridan
Dahlene
Weather Report
Acton
Ford
Chad
Renate of Cbe
Beech
Gastoria
Nas
RatleMies
Dauss and
Ainsmith
Boone, Johnson and
Styles
Lion Os R
EL Clevelan
Fae Ee
Sey Sees
Mays
Hannah
Breebiyn Es
St. Lowi
Ce.e
Mamaux
Henson
Parker
Goodwin
Dilhoef
Toney, Barnes and Snyder
Hendrix
Bailey
Carter
Kil
Vay
Logg
Adams
Poe
Highways Weather Report
Casper Mountain
Vember
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