Campaign for Good Roads opens in Cheyenne
The April 4 meeting at the Plaing hotel launched the $3,000,000 good roads bonds issue campaign for April 22. Governor Carey and Secretary Chaplin urged statewide education and organization to secure federal aid, with local leaders pledging support and funds.
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Cheyenne
Rotary, Club
Plaing Hotel
Rotary Club
Arey
Carey
Chaplin
A. D. Kelley
Deming
Wyoming
P. W. Jenkins
Fremont County
Earl Reed
Torrington
Dan Barksdale
Covernor Carey
J. D. Walton
Carrey
State Good Roads Committee
F. L. Crabbe
J. H. Walton
Miles Shepard
Frontier Day Guarantee Fund
Dav‘lton
Fort Rus‘sell
Wolf Hunt Reaches Hyattsville as Ranch Pair Bag Wolf
A hunter recounts chasing a 95 pound timber wolf near the Burgess ranch above Hyattville. With seven trail hounds and a pack of stag hounds, the pursuit spans rugged canyons until Dick Misomelius shoots the wolf, which is then weighed at 95 pounds and exhibited in Hyattville.
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Burgess Ranch
Hyattville
Medicine Lodge
Mr. Burgess
Mr. Wolf
Dick Misomelius
R. Wain
Red Hills
Alkali Mountain
Mr. B
Dan
Buster
Mr B
Dry Medicine Lodge
Waln
Loyd Rannells
Jack Thomas
Homer Dent
Japanese Bay Land and Army Naturalization News
Japanese veterans in Hawaii become eligible for citizenship and many are relocating to California after naturalization. Federal officials disagree on whether naturalized Japanese may own land in California, while U S Army plans detail a large air service with thousands of planes and a storage surplus—and negotiations to dispose of unused machines.
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Honolulu
T. H
United States
Hawaii
California
Richard Halsey
United States Immigration
H. W. Vaughan
Washington
Olientalé
San Francisco
Edward White
R. W. Harrison
White
Harrison
United States District Court of Hawaii
Federal Bureau of Naturalization
Bureau
War Department
Air Service
Insular
Capecity
Farmer Peterson killed in runaway near Otto
Chris Peterson, a farmer from the Otto neighborhood, died last Saturday evening when a team of horses ran away on a Basin trip with lumber. He was thrown under the horses and died from injuries to the head. He leaves a widow and three children. The family moved here from Utah and the funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at Otto.
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Chris
Peterson
Otto
Basin
Utah
Getting Down to Earth in a Time of Labor Strife
Capital and labor seek better understanding as order emerges from chaos caused by radical leaders. Conciliation and mediation steps are taking shape to resolve disputes and prevent further unrest.
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Tration
E. T. Coman
Washington Assembly
Japanese Bay Land
Central
Pat Leavitt
Hoosier
Denver
Basin Furniture Co
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Hanae Nds
Tata G Ryramedy
Soni Ware Oore
MGR
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