Editorial on US prosperity and war impact from Robert R. Rove
The controller of the currency report shows US banking power at 87.5 billion, a $14 billion rise since Wilson's era. Bank deposits in New York rose over 200 percent recently, with widespread gains nationwide. War demand fuels growth, while the end of World War I may not diminish prosperity for years. Labor strikes in Austria and Germany reveal discontent and hint that German support for military policy is not universal.
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United States
Wilson
New York
Europe
Austria
Germany
Berlin
Fragmentary OCR Item About Maree Verre and Army Presence
Fragmented readable lines describe Maree Verre and an army presence in Wenecity of Menos. It mentions a girl named HOLNINE and a protest or appointment to a cold place, with vague references to a “Good thing” and a candy tem Good thing trein. The text is highly garbled and names may be uncertain.
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Menos
Fragmented OCR note on historical campaign coverage
An unreadable OCR fragment references editorial duties and campaign coverage in a historical newspaper. It mentions printing, public notices, and political content but lacks coherent names, dates, or places to identify a specific event or outcome.
Government Ownership on Roads Reversed
A brief notice notes a reversal on government ownership or control of the roads. The item cites a change in policy affecting road governance and future oversight by officials. Details on dates or involved agencies are limited in the readable text.
Balrson Explodes Over Administrative Attack
A recent assault on the administration is denounced as spent and politically motivated. Support for Secretary Baker’s Senate testimony is praised as a full rebuttal of inefficiency charges, framing current policy as a war conference plan agreed by allied representatives. The piece warns against further attacks harming preparedness.
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Baker
Senate Investigating Committee
Chamberlain
Labor Is Always Lovan in Wartime Labor Drive
The text discusses labor unity and support for a national labor effort during a period of mobilization. It asserts that the labor movement bears responsibility for demonstrations and loyalty to the country, noting various drives and committees. The piece attributes credit to labor for its participation and promises continued support.
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Lalar
Unclear OCR fragment on political convention outcomes
Fragmentary text references a convention in Hilivnapelin and delegates recording registration. Mentions a realization and an engine event, with mentions of Tin Poitel Ming Waerkers and a cover mente to LiKG. Details are garbled and non-specific.
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Hilivnapelin
Tin Poitel Ming Waerkers
Danteal
Tanee Tay
Germans Warned on Registration Rhetoric and Mixed Messages
The article notes confusion over German registration demands with claims of broad alien Austrians being required to register while others report only the Car Mane was required. It mentions Joonny Mak and Boas Pont dealing with the issue and references instruction from Cheyanne and retold warnings about photo documentation.
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Joonny
Sare
Boas Pont Thas
Joe
Muck Wi Cheyanne
Victories for Law and Order in San Francisco
The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce law and order committee reported victories against radical agitators, securing convictions of bombthrowers linked to the McNamaras, enacting an anti picketing ordinance, and defeating a law to curb injunctions and contempt penalties. They also prevented the recall of District Attorney Fickert and urged broader support for law and order.
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West
Law and Order Committee
San Francisco
McNamaras
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
Law and Order
Fickert
Face the Facts War Food Drive Appeal
A wartime appeal urges saving wheat and substituting corn to feed France England and Italy. It argues hungry soldiers and nations threaten victory and cites a corn surplus of five hundred million bushels as easy patriotic duty. It claims reductions in personal intake can still allow plenty for civilians.
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France
England
Italy
Providence
Gasolline Not Necessary, Visitor Tries Car Tampering
A garbled report describes a man attempting to remove a gasoline tank from a car during a visit, misjudging his action as harmless. He began a reckless stunt on a lark, realized danger, and fled, only to discover the car part later miles away. The episode raises questions about safety and intent.
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Tyan & Donde Wis
Sis Niles
Fourmnellett
Sesareh
Wedding of Goonaden and Gaenaslen at Chicago home
The note reports the marriage of Mr Lingo Gaenaslen and Mrs Koma Hage Gach at the bride’s Chicago home on January 10 Air. The couple, now back in Green River, renewed old ties during a Chicago visit and plan to celebrate with friends in Sweetwater County.
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Ungo
Green River
Lingo Gaenaslen
Koma Hage Gach
Chicago
Goonaden
Public pardon petition notice in Wyoming words
A notice states Dominique Gardino, convicted May 27, in Lincoln County, Wyoming, seeks a pardon after serving weeks of sentence in the state penitentiary for a felony. The applicant, identified as Paton Nore, applies to the Wyoming Board of Pardons after February 6.
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Dominique Gardino
Dierrler
Lingoln
Ant
Bie Towling
Wyoming
Fural Fife
Saan Ae Prac
Board of Pardons
State of Wyoming
Wn Thin
Oil Shale Retort Near Kemmerer Faces Shortage
Oil shale retort project near Kemmerer reports a material shortage hindering production. Slogere Metreger Maye and Lind announce their willingness to run any sale prior their retort if brought for that purpose. The proposal outlines a basin near Kemmerer with high potential for tonnage, seeking investors.
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Slogere
Metreger
Maye and Lind
Kemmerer Hrokwrage
Kemmerer
Wyoming oil refining and infrastructure push plans 1918 outlook
Wyoming towns outline a broad 1918 expansion including price upticks for crude from Big Muddy and Salt Creek fields, construction of ten independent refineries, 500 miles of pipeline, new hotels and offices, a 170000 dollar refinery in Riverton, a 75000 dollar shale plant, a 150000 dollar hotel in Glenrock, a 2000 acre Polson Spider district development, and a string of road, railroad, and water projects across Casper Cheyenne Lander Glenrock Riverton and surrounding areas.
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Cheyenne—Midwest Refining Company
Big Muddy
Salt Creek
Cheyenne
Rawlins—Prairie Pipe Line Company
Lost Soldier Field
Polson Spider
Glenrock—Lumber Company
Riverton
Casper — Colony Oil Company
Thornton Offield
Elko—Standard of Shale Company
Glenrock
Lander
Chicago
Northwestern
Union Pacific
Slenrock
Himes
Crystal Creek
Sreybull
Moorcroft
Ely Crossing
Powell
Woork
Casper
Hickey
Parkerton
Cody
Meeteeste
This Is Our Winter of Test
A 1918-era note from the United States Food Administration urges voluntary sacrifice to conserve food for national and world needs. It frames food distribution as a duty for each citizen to eat only what is necessary to keep the body strong during the winter, framing compliance as essential for national effort.
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America
Ue Organization
United Staten
Mine Foremen and Gas Watchmen Examinations Report
The State Mine Examiners board finished its work validating mine foremen and gas watchmen candidates. George Blacker oversaw the process with Wm Monay and Tom Jones. several foremen and watchmen passed the required 60 and 40 percent marks respectively. Noted names include Jos Hackett, Copzak, Chadwick, Rhodes, Hunter, Pederson, Calder, Lawley, Altwn, Walnwright, Crumley, plus others from Diamondville and Kemmerer. The Camera subscription notice is also mentioned.
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State Mine Examiners Board
George Blacker
Monay
Tom Jones
Foramen
Foramean
Jos. Hackett
Joli Copzak
Herber
Chadwick
Frontier
J. J. Rhodes
Hanna
P. 8
Ove
Pete J. Shinazy
Rock Springs
Fred Manning
Superior
J. ¥. Hunter
Hunter
Harold Pedlerson
Glencoe
King Watchmen
Allen Calder
Sublet
Edward Lawley
Robert Alt
Diamondville
Joe Walnwright
Kemmerer
Dave Crumley
Olek
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Cumberland
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Mont Faye
Alwsauider Hamliteny
Frank Vanderilh
Nationality Bank of New York
Halward
Rodirouds
Department of Agriculture
Pop! Paton, Nore
Dominque Gardino, Ie , Christmas
Mie
NYAIA
Columbia Graphonolas
Kodaks
the City Drug Store
Chas. A. Christmas
Wyoming Review
Casper and
Greybull
Midwest Oil Company
WIT
Fonsil—Dry Poney Oil Company
Jets
Fonsilfeld
Wes
Johnnie Peckett
GURON
Marine Corps
UTS
Mitchell
U. 8
Food Administration
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