Probable Cabinet Members Named in Harding Sketch
Washington reports list six possible Harding cabinet picks including Julius Kahn as secretary of war Frank Lowden as secretary of the treasury Albert Fall as interior Harry New as postmaster general John Weeks as secretary of the navy and George Sutherland as attorney general. Pershing is viewed as the likely army head with commanding general status under the new law.
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Harding
Theseaix
Julius Kahn
California
Treasury
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
Harry S. New
Indiana
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
George Sutherland
Utah
Intermountain
Hiding
Phipps
Vaile
Cox
Collordo
Denver
Dudley K. Kennedy
Cluett Peabody &Co
Troy
Kennedy
Army
John J. Pershing
General Pershing
General Wood
Pershing
France
Wood loses influence as Pershing era reshapes army
The piece argues that if Pershing leads the army, Wood’s chances for secretary of war or top staff role diminish. It notes Wood’s political decline from his Ohio campaign, backlash in New York and Indiana, and fading influence with Republican leaders. Washington doubts he will hold high office amid Pershing’s prominence.
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Pershing
Headquaters
Wood
France
Harding
Ohio
New York
Friends of
Wadsworth
Chicago
Senate
Indiana
Watson
Washington
Bound Over To Court In Grand Larceny Case
H Beck and Chris Samuelson were brought from Greybull to await district court on grand larceny charges for stealing a red bug Ford owned by Gilmore of Greybull. They appeared before Justice Harding on Tuesday and were bound over in $1,000 bonds each, which they failed to post. They remain in county jail.
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H. Beck
Chris Samuelson
Greybull
Ford
Gilmore
Harding
Tuesdy
Entertained at Dancing in Kilroy Honor
Mrs. F. A. Little and Miss Bertha Gordon hosted friends of Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Kilroy last Tuesday evening at Mrs. Little's home. Twelve couples attended the dance, with delightful refreshments and a most enjoyable evening reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Little
Bertha Gordon
Leo A. Kilroy
Big Dance at Hyattville Promised for December 11
Hyattville residents host a grand dance and supper on December 11 with music by the Van Slyke orchestra. Proceeds fund street and sidewalk improvements as a worthy community effort expects a large crowd.
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Hyattville
van Slyke Orchestra
Col W H May to Speak at Thermopolis Roads Meeting
At the invitation of L L Newton president of the good roads association Col W H May secretary of the Basin Chamber of Commerce will attend the roads meeting in Thermopolis on December 12 and 13 and deliver a thirty minute talk on matters relating to our participation in the state fair.
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L. L. Newton
Good Roads Association
Col. W. H. May
Basin Chamber of Commerce
Thermopolis
Knights of Pythias visit Basin Lodge Tonight
Lloyd T. King of the Denver Knights of Pythias insurance department will visit Basin Lodge No. 29 this evening. Work in the degrees will be given and a full attendance of the local membership is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd T. King
Insurance Department
the Knights of Pything
Denver
Basin Lodge No
Gas accident death at Greybull refinery
Roy Bentley, a Standard refinery employee in Greybull, died after gas fumes asphyxiation in a pit near the high line. Coroner's jury ruled accidental death due to gas from manufacture and negligence in following instructions. Body to be transported to Kansas for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bentley
Standard
Greybull
Bentley
M. H. Smith
Dc. C. Bennett
R. E. Gleeson
C. B. Fisk
Kansas
Sheridan man to address Basin Chamber of Commerce
The Idan Commercial club will come to Basin next Wednesday to address the Chamber of Commerce at the club rooms that evening. A good crowd is hoped for since business of importance will be discussed in addition to the Sheridan man’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idan Commercial Club
Basin
Chamber of Commerce
Sheridan
Weeds Doomed Next Week Across Basin
Mrs W. C. Snow announces a coordinated effort to remove weeds in Basin on December 16 during Wyoming Day. Various organizations will be invited to participate and further plans will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Snow
Wyoming
Basin
McCall Leases Draper Hotel Barber Shop in Greybull
F. C. McCall formerly with the O. K. barber shop has leased the Draper hotel barber shop in Greybull and has taken possession. He is described as a good barber and is expected to succeed with the new enterprise.
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F. C. McCall
O. K
Draper Hotel
Greybull
McCall
Odd Fellows in Basin Confer Degrees and Feed
About thirty Odd Fellows from the Greybull lodge assisted the Basin lodge in conferring degrees last Tuesday. A large meal followed and attendees enjoyed a royal good time.
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Greybull
Basin
Kilroy Crane Wed In Basin Following Ceremonial Nuptials
Miss Julia I Crane daughter of Mrs George W Crane of Fort Benton Montana wed Leo A Kilroy last Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs F A Little Rev Father Endres of Thermopolis performed the ceremony The bride worked at Big Horn Mercantile Basin and the groom is with National Supply Co The couple will visit Greybull with the bride's brother and return to Basin amid congratulations
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F. A. Little
Julia I. Crane
Leo A. Kilroy
Father Endres
Thermopolis
George W. Crane
Fort Benton
Mont
Big Horn
National Supply Co
Greybull
Basin
County Extension Leaders Visit Big Horn County
During December 7 to 14 county and state agents will visit Big Horn County to help plan the 1921 season. Community meetings start at 7 50 PM in Ivaille Dee Manderson Dee Minblem Dee Sth Ollo Dee Bib usin and the Kivery rural family is urged to attend.
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F. P. Lane
Paul Dupertius
Katherine Bennitt
Big Horn County
Ivalville
Dee
Manderson
Minblem
Midwest Review details rise of Midwest field dominance
E J Sullivan writes in the November issue about the Midwest entering the Grass Creek field. Early work by Thomas S Harrison and support from A C Campbell led Gov O H Shoup and Berne Hopkins to back negotiations that secured access to about 250 acres in the heart of the field. Subsequent interest from Jim Hurst Bert Orchard E T Williams H T Lamb and others helped establish Midwest as the dominant company in the region.
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Midwest Review
E. J. Sullivan
Midwest
Grass Creek
Thomass. Harrison
Interior Department
Wise Consel
A. c. Campbell
Harrison
Gov. O. H. Shoup
Berne H. Hopkins
Ohio Oil Company
Mr. Sullivan
Jim Hurst
Bert Orchard
E. T. Williams
H. T. Lamb
Midwest Company
Wyoming Day Observed at Woman's Club Meeting
Wyoming Day will be observed at the Woman's Club on the regular meeting date next Wednesday December 8. Members are asked to invite guests and all interested persons are cordially invited to attend a program of addresses and music on Wyoming heroes of the great war history of equal suffrage Basin high school student paper Wyoming topics current events a poem and If Bethlehem were here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Woman's Club
Basin High School
Bethlehem
Lillian Ringsdorf musical company at Midland gym
The Lillian Ringsdorf musical company will appear in concert at the high school gymnasium tomorrow night as the Midland lyceum bureau offering. This is one of the best road companies and audiences can expect quality entertainment. Admission is TKc with proceeds to the local school athletic fund.
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Lillian Ringsdorf Musical Company
Midland Lyceum Bureau
Tkc
Two Games At Gymnasium Highlight Local Athletics
Barker Howe and Geore Allen of Beaver Creek visit the office with corn samples grown at 5000 feet elevation. Two high school basketball games are set for 3:30 PM at the Greybull gym with Greybull vs Basin and Greybull junior vs Basin juniors. Admission is 25 cents.
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Barker Howe
Geore Allen
Beaver Creek
Howe
Greybull High School
Basin
Greybull
Home From The Market Alton Wickwire Returns
Alton Wickwire formerly in charge of Mercer Brothers cattle in Montana arrived home yesterday after marketing cattle in Chicago. He says the cattle grazed in New Mexico then were herded through Montana before being sold in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Wickwire
Mercer Bros Cattle
Montana
Chicago
New Mexico
Fisher Here Next Week
W. D. Pleber, secretary of the Shor- talks about Fisher visiting next week and outlines arrangements for the event.
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Fisher
W. D. Pleber
The
Flames At Vast Gas Well Get Near Extinguishing
The Little Buffalo Basin gas well fire has been smothered over two days and is expected to be extinguished today. Firefighting used steam boiler assist and a blasting shot to cap the blaze as local Odd Fellows traveled to Greybull for lodge work with C A Randall of Newman Grove Nebraska joining the group.
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Little Buffalo
Greybull
C. A. Randall
Newman Grove
Neb
Independent oil firms plan major Wyoming drilling drive
Word states two large California independent oil companies will enter Wyoming soon and fund a multi million dollar campaign. Tests will probe deeper sands in the Big Horn Basin while others with existing operations may resume in spring. A deep west side test is planned as part of the intensified exploration.
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California
Wyoming
Big Horn
Torchlight
A Statley Mansion and a Congressman’s Home Project
Representative Mahlon M. Garland died suddenly in Washington. He built a house with his own hands, using labor only where necessary, reflecting practical housing ideas. Garland rose from farm work to steel mills before serving as collector of customs at Pittsburg and being elected to Congress in 1910.
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Mahlon M. Garland
Washington
Garland
Congress
Pittsburg
Major Shortell Arrives to Review Local Cavalry Troop
Major Shortell arrived from Cheyenne to inspect the local cavalry unit. Officials fear the troop may be withdrawn from Basin unless a commander is secured, and it is hoped his presence will resolve tensions and preserve the unit.
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Major Shortell
Cheyenne
Basin
Shortell
Royal Neighbors Elect New Officers
The Royal Neighbors held their annual election choosing Oracle Mrs Blanche Gould Vice Oracle Mrs Elsie Heel Chancellor Mrs Lucile Johnson Marshal Mrs Lou Blakesley Inner Sentinel Mrs Jas Brier Quiera Sentinel Mrs John Zane Manager Mrs Zela Murphy The delegate to the state grand lodge was Mrs Zela Murphy.
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Royal Neighbors
Oracle
Blanche Gould
Elsie Heel
Lucile Johnson
Marshal
Lou Blakesley
Inner Sentinel
Jas. Brier
Quiera Sentinel
John Zane
Zela Murphy
State Grand Lodge
Mayor West in Cheyenne On Bond Case In Federal Court
Attorney R B West travels to Cheyenne this week to represent Bench Canal company in a federal suit to recover on the bond of drainage contractor W H Bullock over drainage work on the bench. West expects to be away about two weeks.
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R. B. West
Cheyenne
The
Bench Canal Company
W. H. Bullock
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K. OF P
Roy
House of Representatives
ODD Fellows
Rarm Bureau Organization
Sullivan
Mayor West
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