Wyoming needs publicity to lure settlers and grow crops
The piece argues Wyoming must sustain aggressive advertising of its fertile lands to attract eastern buyers and settlers. It criticizes failed legislation, praises past campaigns, and calls for a five year state effort to promote development, irrigation rights, and homestead laws while challenging political leaders.
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Wyoming
Rocky Mountain Range
Congress
Golden Prairie Farm
Currency Reform Faces Obstacles in Congress
The article argues currency reform follows tariff measures with strong public support. It claims banks in New York Boston and Philadelphia oppose shifting currency control to a government system with 12 regional depositories. It portrays Republican obstructionists aligned with money interests aiming to delay passage until a new session.
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Republican Party
Enle
Great Eastern
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Congress
Wilson
Senator hakes price guarantee on beets and sugar
A Fort Gollins offer promises $1,000 to any man who guarantees current prices for beets for five years. The piece argues many producers could be helped by such guarantees, predicts cheaper sugar for consumers, and criticizes tariff and political interests.
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Hake
Fort Gollins
Sant
Free
Tly
Uger
United States
Money Trust
Washington
Wilson
Taylor Gives Up in Arbitration Plan for Copper Mine Dispute
Calumet Michigan reports Claude Taylor, head of the Michigan Federation of Labor, surrendered on a plan to probe the copper mine dispute. General James MacNaughton, an operator, urged a new approach while seeking further sites for agreement. details remain unresolved and progress stalls.
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Calumet. Mich
Claude
Taylor
Michigan Federation of Labor
James MacNaughton
Anna
Settlement Eludes Strike as Western Federation Fades
Report notes the strikers and companies jointly backed away from cooperation and eliminated the Western Federation of Miners from the scene. The speaker warned that a settlement to the Strike Bow appears as far away as ever.
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Western Federation of Miners
Pammer Finds Trout in Carbondale Potatoes
Carbondale Colorado September 11 Guy Needham discovers a trout in his potato patch after potatoes were dug from a ditch drainage near the Prying Pao river believed to be eight pounds and eight inches across.
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Pammer
Carbondale
Colo
Guy Needham
Needham
Samson Arranges Attractions at Ak-Sar-Ben Show
The King of Ak-Sar-Ben plans a diverse program including electrical, automotive, floral, and German events. The sprawling expo promises wide appeal and a chance to see unique exhibits, with organizers touting a rich lineup likely to draw visitors from afar.
Ak-Sar-Ben Festival to Dazzle Omaha with Parades
Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha presents ten day festival from September 24 to October 4 with three grand parades. Events include Automobile Floral Parade on September 2 with 100 plus decorated cars and new Arabian Knights floats for the Medical Parade, plus a German Day parade expected to draw 26,000 Germans.
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Omaha
Howard Street
Nebraska
Samson
Quivera
Al-Sar-Ban
Arabian Knights
The
Den
Metropolia
Althia
Iowa
South Dakota
America
Germantown
Val J. Peter
Rourke
Charley Irwin
Ben
Musele
Nebradia
Douglas County
Wey
Damnable Tactics and Editorial Feuds Across Papers
The Laramie Boomerange print rails at the Laralme Republican for a front page joke about "Damnable Tar ties" and accuses the Republican of misrepresenting Albany County finances. It defends its own editors and notes rival claims about which writers shape the Boomerang, hinting at ongoing staff tensions.
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Laralme
Republican
Albany
Board of County Commissioners
Alex Hastie
Cheyenne
Hastie
Leader
Brother Deming
The
Tribune
J. Ross Carpenter
Jack Clark
Hastle
Dr. Quaintance
County Board of Commissioners
Boomerang
C. D. Lovejoy
Laramie Boomerane
Italian engineer Ulivi claims wireless munitions breakthrough
Signor Ulivi, an Italian chemist and engineer, says he can explode powder in a ship or airship magazine from a distance. He envisions a revolution in warfare and claims early success, as detailed in the Sunday World magazine.
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Signor Ulivi
Shim
Sunday World
Ulivi
Secrecy and Science Behind Wireless Torpedo Control
The article discusses a secrecy over a new wireless torpedo control system and the challenge of safe accurate operation. It cites Commander Williams of Newport and John Ball Osborne describing demonstrations witnessed by French officers, noting Havre explosions and water columns as indications of power and signaling potential.
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Williams
United States Torpedo Station
Newport
Counsular and Trade Reports
John Ball Osborne
Havre
Army
Navy
Telegraph
Orsborne
Ulm
Olivia
N. Y. World
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