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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
2
The piece argues the younger generation is defined by dependence on elders who guide and restrain. It holds that youth asserts itself but remains aided by mature adults who provide direction, enabling progress while keeping control until their own children challenge the door.
Experts in the Lake Superior area dispute the forecast that iron ore will run out soon. They cite billions of tons in the Cascade range and millions proved in nearby ranges west of the lake. Even if Mesaba deposits were the only source, a sustained mining boom would be required, yet vast unmined deposits remain.
The Detroit News notes after the 1900s trend the new king seeks imperial grandeur not only at Westminster but also in Delhi in 1912. Queen Mary is described as ambitious and poised to be empress of India. The piece contrasts democracy in Britain with rising imperial ambitions and compares the king to regional rulers.
A Harvard professor argues that flowers influence behavior and suggests if theory could make the world wiser, future generations would resemble twentieth century Solomons, with the original at the starting post.
Street shooting in Sioux Falls leaves two dead. Oklahoma Cotton Oil mills storage house burns with losses around 130000. Union Pacific freight engine explosion near North Platte kills three. Snohomish business district fire destroys many, totaling 150000. Casualties from the Canadian river flood and a Utah lake launch capsize are reported. Also notes gold strikes in Alaska, cotton crop projections, and a record-setting railway mortgage by Great Northern and CB&Q.
The new postal savings bank service will be established in Denver on July 1. The Supreme Court rulings in the Standard Oil and American Tobacco cases are expected to lead to renewed efforts to convict violators of the anti trust law. Taft sent congratulations to King George V and King Frederick VIII.
Rumors from Paris claim Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria is dead. Diaz sails from Vera Cruz to Havre while Madero plans provisional governors in fourteen Mexican states. The Tiscapa fortress in Managua was blown up killing 120 soldiers amid a political plot. Ireland's population falls to 4,381,951 in ten years.
In Cheyenne Wyoming Frankie White of Chicago defeats Kid Rossa of New York after twenty rounds in a vicious boxing bout.
A New England woman and her southern cousin debate rail fares on a branch line. She calls five cents per mile extortion while her cousin counters it is inexpensive by the hour, noting about thirty-five cents. The exchange appears in Youth's Companion and reflects practical cost views on travel.
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