Fordney Tariff Bill Passes House in 196 to 86 Vote
The Fordney emergency tariff bill passed the House 196 to 86 after eight hours of debate. Supporters argued it would aid farmers while opponents warned of higher living costs and class legislation.
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Washington
House Tonight
Henry T Rainey
Illinois
Fordney
House
Ways and Means
Rainey
Ways and Means Committee
Gardner
Texas
Congress
Madden
Illnois
Garrett
Tennessee
Democratic Party
Senate
Dingley
Payne Aldrich
Passes to Higher Court Cyrus Beard Chief Justice
Cyrus Beard chief justice of the Wyoming supreme court died at his Cheyenne home after a three day illness from neu ralgia of the heart. He was 70, a 30 year Wyoming resident, and had served 16 years on the bench elected 1904 re elected 1912 and again this year. He acted as chief justice in 1911 12 and 1914. A prominent Mason and Knight Templar, he served as grand commander of Wyoming Templars. He was regarded as one of Wyoming's strongest legal minds.
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Cyrus Beard
Wyoming Supreme Court
Cheyenne
Wyoming
State Supreme Court
Beard
Masonic Fraternity of
The
Templars
Rogers and Tufte Wed in Greybull Ceremony
Joe Rogers and Bella Tufte were married Thursday morning at the home of J. P. Zane with Justice Bonwell officiating. The ceremony used the ring rite in the presence of Ed Tufte and Mr and Mrs H G Scott. The couple will live in Greybull where friends wish them joy.
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J. P. Zane
Court House
Joe Rogers
Bella Tufte
Justice Bonwell
Ed Tufte
H. G. Scott
Greybull
Cook Case In Court Over Josiah Cook Estate
Mrs. Trixie Miller and Mrs. Anna Bolduc sue C. A. Zaring and Mrs. N. M. Cook over a disputed agreement on Josiah Cook’s property. The suit claims the first wife’s estate share, with the trial before Judge W. C. Mentzer and counsel from Basin Sheridan and Cheyenne. The judge took the matter under advisement. a ruling is expected soon.
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Cook
Trixie Miller
Anna Bolduc
Josiah Cook
C. A. Zaring
N. M. Cook
W. C. Mentzer
Cheyenne
Atttorneys Brome & Hyde
Basin and
Five New Ships to Start Intercoastal Excursions
The U S Shipping Board turns five freight and passenger ships to the Admiral Line of Seattle for intercoastal runs from New York to Los Angeles and San Francisco via Havana and the Panama Canal. The 85S Wenatchee sails its first excursion from New York around January 29 and will enter Puget Sound Trans Pacific service as part of a permanent merchant marine expansion.
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U. S. Shipping Board
Admiral Line
Seattle
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Tacoma
Havana
Panama Canal
Christmas Edition Promotes Town Prosperity in The Thermapolie Record
The Thermapolie Record published a Christmas edition on the 18th showcasing local business confidence and town prosperity. Warren J. Jones returned yesterday from a business visit in Billings.
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Thermapolie Record
Warren J. Jones
Billings
Wedding Unites Otto Frisble and Laura Ramsey in Lovell
On Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs D L Carr the marriage of Otto Frisble of Lovell and Laura Ramsey county demonstrator occurred with Rev Edward Bowling presiding. Families from Fort Collins and Lovell attended. The couple will reside in Lowell where the groom is stationed and the bride continues her county home demonstration work.
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D. L. Carr
Otto Frisble
Lovell
Laura Ramsey
Edward Bowling
Fort Collins
Colo
Howard Frisbie
Bennett
Home Demonstration Department
Laramie
Basin
Great Western Sugar Co
Lowell
Prohibition Raids Crack Moonshine Ring in Lovell
Deputy Ed Dawson and state prohibition officers raided Lovell leading to the seizure of a ten gallon milk can still and several gallons of moonshine. Phillip Rosenberger faces a hearing. Frank Falls and Murray Cottle are tied to gambling raids. County officials vow continued action against bootleg joints.
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Prohibition
Ed Dawson
Lowell
State Prohibition Department
Phillip Rosenberger
Lovell
Rosenberger
W. W. Willis
Frank Falls
Murray Cottle
Willis County
F. A. Little
Manderson Social News and Local Sports Report
Manderson community notes cover gatherings at the Pickett home and a Jake Goodrich party, visitors traveling to Indiana Omaha Denver Montana Powell Basin Greybull, a car accident near Bonanza, and a basketball doubleheader where Manderson teams beat Greybull. Community members return from New Jersey for a visit and a dance is planned for tomorrow night.
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Lietsche Green
Powell
Christman
Bonanza
George Pickett
George
Manderson
Greybull
Dane Kotball
Boya Ld
Eternal Vigilance in Congress Plans Continued Economy
The article notes Congress will maintain close scrutiny of estimates and continue rigid economy to save public funds. Elmer Dorn of Kane travels to Hyattsville for Christmas with relatives. Margaret Kretchman, a fifth grade teacher, is not expected to return after Christmas. the position remains unfilled.
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Congress
Elmer Dorn
Kane
Hyattville
Margaret Kretchman
Local Notes and Visitor Headlines
A. J. Bankson returned from the Midwest where he had been for a month working on new well projects for major oil companies. The fourth grade has been split into two classes with J. J. Fleming in charge. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Coudding and daughter plan Christmas in Cody. J. J. Smith of Brokenback visited Wednesday. Attorney J. P Arnott handled legal matters in Lowell yesterday. Martin Dow of Burlington has business in town this morning.
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A. J. Bankson
Midwest
New Wella
J. J. Fleming
W. H. Coudding
Cody
J. J. Smith
Brokenback
J. P Arnott
Lowell
Martin Dow
Burlington
Willard Page artists to perform at high school gym
The Midland Lyceum bureau under local schools will present the Willard Page artists at the high school gymnasium on December 31. Page is a renowned crayon artist. his work covers rainbow colors and he accompanies with stories. Mrs Page contributes a lyric piano voice with duets and solos. Admission is 75 cents.
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Midland Lyceum Bureau
Willard Page
Page
Judgment in Burke case awarded damages in tensleep canyon
A Cody jury awarded Milo Burke 8400 and F L Tolman 1500 against the state in a condemnation suit over a highway through Tensleep Canyon. The Park county trial, moved on venue, was before Judge P W Metz. Jurors viewed the highway route along Basin land.
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Cody
Milo Burke
F. L. Tolman
Burke
Tolman
Tensleep Canyon
Park County
P. W. Metz
Basin
State Highway Commission
Program Tonight at M. E. Church for Christmas Tree
A Christmas tree program will be held tonight at the M. E. church. Those in charge promise to spare no pains to make the evening enjoyable for all attendees.
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M. E
Raids in Greybull Lead to Liquor Possession and Sale Charges
The Greybull sheriff’s office, with warrants from Justice Bonwell, conducted raids Wednesday. Ben Garland faced unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor, Ed Richardson was held on the same charge, and W. H. Bulger was charged with selling intoxicating liquor. Prosecution by F A Little. Preliminary hearings set for January 17, bonds of 3500 each.
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Greybull
Justice Bonwell
Ben Garland
Ed Richardson
W. H. Bulger
F. A. Little
W. F. Bulger
H. Mu Manolis
Bankers Call for Thrift to Lift Money Stringency
Emory Olmstead of Portland argues that citizens can ease the current money stringency by saving and spending with care. He urges a golden mean in household finances and predicts prosperity once savings reach five hundred dollars per family per year for two years, filling the postwar deficit.
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Emory Olmstead
Portland
Climetead
Soason
Harding hints at world peace plan and cabinet picks
President elect Harding moves toward a world peace plan based on moral influence of major powers and narrows cabinet prospects. Speculation centers on state and treasury posts with names like Dawes Weeks Reynolds and Hilles as possibilities while no offers have been made.
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Marion
Harding
Washington
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
United States
State
Treasury Departments
Treasury
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
John W., Weeks
Massachusetts
George M. Reynolds
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Officers of Woodmen Elect New Local Camp Leaders
The Modern Woodmen of America local camp held its annual officer election last night naming Lou Blakesley C A X Johnson William Gibson treasurer D L Carr Bogert O E Johnson sentry Ed Duniway watchman Dave Johnson chief forester Dr M H L Smith physician P P Anderson and W F Johnson trustees Installation is set for January 13 Gerald Coons arrives from Casper to spend Christmas at home.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Lou Blakesley
A. X. Johnson
Wm. Gibson
D. Ll. Carr
Treas
R. A. Gould
Bogert
O. £. Johnson
Ed Duniway
Dave Johnson
M. HL. Smith
P. P. Anderson
W. F. Johnson
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Jake Goodrich
Everett Macey
Indiana
Billy Marple
Omaha
Denver
W. J. Tatman
Ada
Montana
Rev. Dockum
George Marple
Ella McCarty
Eileen Rosenberry
Edith Mason
Dauhters
Inez
Ednas
Nina
Esther Johnston
Maurice Price
Ed Smith
Shell
Irene Miller
John Miller
Gerald Coons
Casper
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