The West Transforms From Cowboys to Modern Cities
The piece argues the old West faded with railroads and Gentile immigration replacing frontier romance. It highlights Utah, Idaho, and nearby states as rail lines spur irrigation towns, Polygamy decline, and Gentile influence rising while Los Angeles Seattle and San Francisco surge as modern urban centers with rapid growth and new industries.
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New Mexico
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Iowa
Nebraska
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Middle West
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Great West
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Oregon
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United States
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New York
City of the Angels
California
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Missouri
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Pacific Coast
Golden Gate
Puget Sound
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Alaska
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San Pedro
New York State
Red Man Proves Himself a Fine All Around Athlete
The article extols the athletic prowess of Carlisle Indian School students across track, football, boxing, and other sports. It highlights quarterbacks Hudson Johnson Mount Pleasant, guard Hawley Perce, kicker Pierce, and boxer John Middlesky, noting enduring endurance and natural speed as traits fueling their successes and decades of athletic lore.
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Mount Pleasant
Uncle Sam
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James J. Jeffries
A Knotty Tale Of Tickets And A Brakeman Ruse
Chicago girl Miss Elizabeth Magle discusses the plights of city girl workers. She recalls a railroad episode where a young man helps a woman by sacrificing his ticket to confuse officials, using a clever fit test to avoid arrest. The story appears in the Indianapolis Star.
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Elizabeth Magle
Chicago
Indianapolis Star
Pasadena horse show slated at Tournament Park
The Southern California association announced plans for the annual horse show to be held at Tournament Park in Pasadena on March 7 8 and 9. Directors met Saturday to finalize arrangements and seek strong public backing for a highly successful exhibit that will attract Pasadenans and others in the region.
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Pasadena
Tournament Park
Southern California «Association
San Bernardino Adopts Nuisance Banners and Sign Limit
The city council adopts an ordinance banning advertising matter blocking streets and caps signs at two feet from buildings. The city attorney is tasked to draft a rule requiring property owners to channel roof runoff to gutters without sidewalk flooding. A stray dialogue fragment follows between a tigress and a hunter.
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San Bernardino
Independent Ad Promotes Corona to Eastern Readers
A regional newspaper urges readers in the East to consider Corona products in an advertising push. The message highlights brand visibility and appeal aimed at expanding market reach among eastern audiences.
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Corona
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