Taft Urges Fair Policy Toward Japan At NatGeo
Former President Taft, addressing the National Geographic Society in Washington, urged the U S to honor treaty ties with Japan and oppose discrimination against Japanese people while cautioning against reckless acts in California. The remarks frame a broader lesson on political independence after New York City’s recent election. A Buffalo Voice note comments on attire as immodest and attention seeking.
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Taft
National Geographic Society
Washington
United States
Japan
California
New York City
Fair trial for tariff law under Wilson theory
Lealion's Weekly argues for a clear, open test of a new tariff law on its merits. It urges enforcing the act strictly to gauge effects on living costs employment hours and capital demand, and suggests acceptance or repeal based on results.
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Wilson
Lealion's Weekly
Winkleman Joins Marbleton Republican Newspaper Field
Hon. G M Winkleman visited Kem one day last week on his way to Marbleton where he has reportedly joined the Markleton Republican management and will operate a newspaper plant at Opal on departure. He is a live member and will be welcomed to Lincoln county newspaper work.
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G. M. Winkleman
Kemwever
Marbleton
Markleton
Paris Company Plans Airship Atlantic Service
A Paris firm with five million dollars capital organizes a line of airships each carrying 200 passengers for an Atlantic service. Ships built on a new principle claim safety on regular steamers and are described with hydraulics and electric telegraph systems. The text mentions speed estimates and safety measures but is garbled and contains many unclear phrases.
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Tony
White Vale
Wa Electric Telegraph
Ocean
Wyoming Editor to Speak in Pulpit Sermon Recital
M White editor famed in Wyoming and adjacent states plans a winter Sunday pulpit appearance to recite writings of Wyoming editors on moral and Christian topics. He will refrain from advance copies, promising a humane, non sensational message drawn from editorials reflecting faith, hope, and reform.
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Wyoming
Want Mail Change
A movement in Star Valley to shift the U S mail route from Montpelier to Cokeville within Lincoln County. The proposed line would pass Smoot Osmond Raymond Geneva and Border, with improved year round travel and fewer routes overall. Local leaders back the effort and petitions will seek government approval for a new mail contract if favored.
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Star Valley
Montpelier
Cokeville
Lincoln County
Traverse
Smoot
Osmond
Raymond
Geneva
Border
Fairview
WORE RAILROAD TALK WITH PLANS FOR PACIFIC COAST ACCESS
G G Wright of Wore reports that rights of way from Lander Wyoming into Idaho have been paid for by checks drawn by the Northwestern line. He says the former traffic pact between Union Pacific and Northwestern blocked Oregon expansion. Wright notes Union Pacific runs a fast Chicago Milwaukee St Paul train and Idaho residents urge Northwestern entry. He predicts the Panama Canal opening may spur a Coos Bay Oregon coast road to Pacific access and that land values along the route have surged.
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G.G. Wright
Herald Republican
Lander
Wyoming
Idaho
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Idaho Palls
Northwestern
Panama Canal
Coos Bay
Oregon Coast
Pacific
Thanksgiving Day Rates via Oregon Short Line Tickets
Tickets go on sale November 23 and 26 with travel limited through December 1. Inquiries should be directed to D. E. Burley, Gen Pass Agent, Salt Lake City, or to the local agent for rates and details. The piece also includes a lenient, unrelated aside on memory challenges and everyday objects.
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Oregon Short Line
D. E. Burley
Gen Pass
Agt
Salt Lake City
Underground Waters Open Vast Utah Desert To Irrigation
As Great Salt Lake region settles, irrigation expands across arid land. Mountain streams and springs water cash crops on fertile soil. Reservoirs conserve flood waters, irrigation methods boost land under cultivation, and underground waters through artesian wells aid expansion.
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Great Salt Lake
New Editor Selected and Prize Winners Announced
At a meeting of the board of Aircel or Kemnorer Republican the reelection of Herman Krabe as editor was received and accepted Clyde F. Settle of Bancert Idaho was chosen as the new manager. Prizes were awarded for a vot jog contest with Mise Bulth Davie Ker Mavrer winning the first prize diamond rug Miss Ila Bell Dinaindeille second prize went to Miss Liteon Smith third went to Mee Mu Veale Oakley and fourth to Miss Gina Kemerer. Prank A Mali, Hen Hell Angst Melougal, Curt Cook were listed among the board members.
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Coe Hoard
Aircel
Kemnorer Hepublican
Herman Krabe
Ail Fantager
Woard
Clyde F. Settle
Bancert
Idaho
Ube
Mise Bulth Davie
Ker
Hell Angst Melougal
Curt Cook Nord
Mimetory
Tod
Washington port of portion department approves lease proposal
The portion department at Washington has accepted proposal of Rot art C. Lewie to lease new quarters at Tieon River in the Morris Bank block for ten years beginning the first of the year and including light water safe and when necessary parcel port and postal savings bank equipment, Wyoming Tribune.
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Washington
Rotart C. Lewie
Tieon River
Morris Bank
Postal Savings Bank
Wyoming ‘Tribune
Unclear fragmentary report on currency and prices
Fragmentary note mentions presidents, Armenia, halls, lectures, and a discussion of currency pricing. No clear events or names beyond scattered terms.
FragmentedNotice on Whale Birth and Sage Adolphe Husel
A garbled OCR note references a whale birth and names Sage and Adolphe Husel in connection with corporate or local events. Details are unclear but imply a public or ceremonial context tied to a named entity. The fragment discusses a whale and possible individuals or organizations without concrete dates or places.
St Sophia Misnomer and the House of Divine Wisdom
Text explains that Agia Sophia means House of Divine Wisdom not named for a wall, with legend of an angel guiding Justinian to name the great church. A celestial visitation to a boy worker leads to the designation and the emperor’s approval.
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St. Sophia
Constantinople
Agia Sophia
House of Divine Wisdom
Justinian
Stages Built to Last on Broadway Roads
Fragmented notes describe old stage wagons built by John Stephncon of the city. They used running gear and were designed to carry loads along Broadway routes later scattered worldwide. The text recalls Cape Town suburban service and a Lords Chesterfield quote on speech as a means of conveying news.
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John Stephncon
M's
Cape Town
Lee Ees
Ogden's Disgrace Mach and the Hock Band Threats
Reports describe extortion attempts against a Ogden family tied to a local Hock band. A motive linked to a violent crime is alleged, with public calls for punishment and safety measures amid community outrage. The text conveys fear of further violence and desires for accountability among authorities.
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Ogden
Eis
Upden
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Buffalo Voice
Watt Brandon
Paris
Javain County
Armenia Halls
Jug International
Taftie
Wilean
Mapa Watt
Adolphe Husel
Lord Chesterfield
Chesney
Via
Amt
U.P
Union Pacific System
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Memphis
Minneapolia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Utah
Kemmerer Pharmacy
Rexall
Fee Ligget's Chocolates
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Propr
the Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
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