Wyoming Solons Kill Immigration Commission And More
Cheyenne February rounds up a busy week as the Immigration commission dies after Senate action. The house also kills the Riner bill to subordinate the state educational commission to the state superintendent. The blue sky bill passes the senate. Legislators push through varied measures amid rapid action and looming reconsiderations.
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F. H. Barrow
Cheyenne
Immigration Commission
Senate
Solons
Carey
House
State Educational Commission
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
House 154
Creager
Hunter
Pa Pa Joe Denny Returns From St Louis
J W Denny returns the first of the week from St Louis after treatment for a lip growth. The procedure proved unnecessary surgery will not be required. En route home he was stalled sixty hours in Nebraska due to a major blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Denny
St. Louis
Joe
Nebraska
Stock Yards In Casper DrawRailroad Attention
Frank J Rue secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce wrote to the division superintendent of the Be Q railroad at Casper about the poor conditions at the stock yards and loading pens. The railroad replied apologizing for water supply delays and said instructions were given to lay in pipes last fall but were overlooked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Rue
Chiawainher of Commerce
Be &Q. Railroad
Casper
Rue Tite
Frank
Sov
Chamber of Commeores
Howe
Haein
Superintendent Aydelott Promises Spring Water Station Repairs
J H Aydelott writes of large emergency work for water stations supplying locomotives. He directs spring completion when ground conditions permit and plans repairs to chutes for quicker loading and unloading of stock and fence maintenance.
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J. H. Aydelott
Cody Basketball Tonight Prepares For Home Showdown
The Cody basketball team faces the local squad this evening in a highly anticipated game. Fans are urged to attend and root for the home team as they seek victory in front of the hometown crowd.
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Cody
Welcome Home March 6 Soldier Welcome Event
A first welcome home for soldiers will be held Thursday March 6 at Fraternity hall. Organized by P P Anderson R J Extra and R B West with assistants Mesdames Neal Anderson W H Pauley J Bircumshaw F A Wise. Luncheon and dance with Basin band and Van Slyke's orchestra. Admission charges for non soldiers' partygoers. Next event set for Thursday April 3.
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Fraternity Hall
P. P. Anderson
R. J. Extra
R. B. West
Mesdames Neal Anderson
W. H. Pauley
J. Bircumshaw
F. A. Wise
Basin Band
van Slyke
Salaries for County Officials Boosted in Legislature
New bill raises salaries for county offices. In first class counties, county and district clerks to 2000 dollars, treasurer and sheriff to 2000, in second class to 1800. County attorney 1800 in first class and 1400 in second. Superintendent and assessor unchanged. Deputies pay set at 4500 in first class and 1200 in second. sheriff may have two deputies. No effect on already elected officials.
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Foe
An Gleeson to Greybull Bank Cashier
An Gleeson has accepted the position of cashier at the Greybull bank. Drew Praugh leaves for Texas to join C. D. Markham in the oil business, while Gleeson remains secretary and treasurer of the creamery and Keaterite takes local management of the concern.
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Kk. A. Geeson
Hia
Iiunk Tin Gres Bull
Drew Praugh
Texas
C. D. Markham
Gleeson
Keaterite
Masons Host Minstrel Event With Eastern Star Guests
The Masons and their wives or sweethearts attend a minstrel show given by the Eastern Star on Monday evening February 24, starting at S646 after the close of the chapter.
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Eastern Star
Deaver Merchant Arch Duncan Visits Town Post Office
Arch Duncan postmaster and leading Deaver merchant toured the town yesterday and brightened the office with a pleasant visit, drawing many friends to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Duncwn
Deaver
Oil Boom Hopes Rise in Basin With New Rigs Planned
Oil prospects brighten as Basin attracts investors and crews. Tasman Mountain Oil & Gas Co plans a deep test south of Burlington with a standard rig. Denver financer Frank Ingerman expects at least three rigs in Wyoming this spring. Leases expand along Greybull river. activity follows stronger eastern finance interest.
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Ofd
Jeper
New York
Wyoming
Tasman Mountain Oil & Gas) Co
Burlington
Grey- Bull River
Frank H. Ingerman
Denver
Colo
Crandall Family Welcomes Ninth Pound Baby Daughter
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Crandall announce the birth of a nine and one half pound girl at Lovell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Crandall
Lovell
May Introduces Carbon Bill for Wyoming Plants
Wyoming lawmakers consider a bill by May of Tite Horn county to outlaw carbon black from natural gas. The measure targets plants near Casper and Cowley amid rising gas fields activity and a push to curb wasteful operations.
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Cheyenne
Cowley
Casper
May
Tite Horn County
Wyoming
Sand Deon
Affalo Basin
Basin
Cody
Oregon Basin
Eve Basin
Grass Creek
Senate Critics League Of Nations Constitution
Washington Feb 14 Senate debate focused on the proposed league charter with Senator Poindexter denouncing it as fertile seed for wars and Representative Fess condemning its sovereignty implications. Other senators weighed in on demobilization and war department support as discussion followed Wilson’s request for a White House consult.
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Ter
Borah
Idaho
Whitehouse
President Taft
Taft
League
Senate
Cummings
Iowa
Heed
Hitchcock
Poindexter
United States
Washington
Fess
Ohio
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Poinderter
Representative Fess
Congress
Wilson
House
White House
Representative Moss
Brock
Benefit at Otto Promises Box Supper and Dance
The Clark and Anderson Anisenment company will host a box supper and dance at the hall next Tuesday evening February 26 to aid Otto. Proceeds go to Preneh-Delalan. All are urged to attend and help make the event a success.
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Clark & Anderson Anisenment Company
Otto
Preneh-Delalan
Heneflc
Popular Couple Marries at Wise Residence
George W. Irwin and Miss Louisa Morrison wed at the Wise home with Rev. C Wardlaw officiating. The couple, son and daughter of local families, plan a Fort Worth honeymoon and will reside on a Lucerne ranch about April 1.
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Frank A Wise
George W. Irwin
Louisa Morrison
B. C. Wise
Herbert E. Wise
Mrs. Kinder Praises Big Horn Delegation In Cheyenne
Elaine Kinder county superintendent of schools returns from extension work in the southern part of the state and notes Cheyenne viewing the legislature. She says the Big Horn delegation in the house and senate is the best ever and that their group is delivering the goods and leading among the well informed in Cheyenne.
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Elaine Kinder
Cheyenne
Big Horn
House
Senate
Tn Cheyenne
Washington's Birthday Party by Florida Woman's Club
Members of the Woman's club will entertain husbands at a library event tomorrow night in Washington's birthday style. Men who have served in any U S army are invited as guests. A program directed by Mrs. F M Hime is planned.
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Woman's Club
U.S. Army
F. M. Hime
Runaway Team Throws Marl Daugherty From Wagon
Marl Daugherty of Greybull was a mile west of town when his team ran away. He was thrown from the wagon and badly brushed a thigh but walked home with the coal after the incident on Monday.
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Marl Daugherty
Greybull
Visiting Brother Residents in Stewart Nebraska
George Huttman of Stewart Nebraska arrived at the start of the week to visit his brother Frank Huttman and family. Mr Mullan has served in the army, spending over a year in Honolulu.
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George Huttman
Stewart, Neb
Frank Huttman
Mr. Mullan
Honolulu
French Premier Clemenceau Survives Archist Assassination Attempt
Seven shots were fired by Emile Cottin known as Milou as Premier Georges Clemenceau left his home for a peace conference with Col Edward M House and Arthur J Balfour. Three bullets struck the premier with one lodging in the shoulder and others brushing the arm while two passed through clothing. Clemenceau returned home and reassured his household saying it is nothing. Surgeons may not extract the bullet and radiographs will be taken. Cottin said he aimed to kill because Clemenceau was an enemy of humanity and seeking war. Foreign Minister Pichon visited and reported Clemenceau doing well.
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Paris
George Clemenceau
Lloyd George
France
Emile Cottin
Milon
M. Clemenceau
Col
Edward M. House
Aurthur J. Balfour
M Clemenceau
Cottin
Pichon
M. Pichon
Emil Cottin
Milou
Creil
Compiegne
District Court Docket Set For February 24 26 27 28 March 1
The district court announces a jury docket for February 24 with many defendants including King charged with murder, and a sequence of civil and criminal cases scheduled March 1 through March 3. Participants include Brigham Frisby Holdcroft Gregory Ged des McDaniel Berry Smith Otteswon Johnson Dean Cox Dickman Wissinger Clymer Judkins Bhreum shaw House Kinney Colley Peteson Agee Osborne Joslin Severy Ackerman Dutton Booth Bur roughs Murphy.
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Jindee PW
Meta
Basin
G. BE. Brigham
Fred Frisby
G. W. Holdcroft
E. W. Gregory
W. R. McDaniel
J. A. Berry
J M. Smith
B. Otteswon
A. X. Johnson
C. H. Dean
F. L. Cox
J. FP. Dickman
D. A. Wissinger
Carleton Clymer
PF L. Judkins
J. Bhreumshaw
Pred P. House
Quincey Kinney
W. T. Colley
E. F. Peteson
J. W. Agee
D. G. Osborne
B.T. Joslin
W. K. Severy
PF. W. Ackerman
E. Dutton
Gee
M. Booth
C. Burroughs
J. L. Murphy
State
King
Schlot
Shoemaker
Griffin Vs. Lewis
Big Forks Ditch Co
Lindsome
Smith Va
N. W
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Ingerman
M. M. Levy
M.S. Radetsky
L. C. Stockton
Ira A. Call
Clarence Green
Sam Ginsberg
Simeon Quite
Pearl C. Call
Slovey Creek
Radetsky
Corfield
Corfell
Patterson No. 1
Salt Lake
Adelbert Baker
Federal Land Office
Baker
Tesday
W. J. Walls
Walle
Pd.a. Preston
C. Newlin
State Penitentiary
Felix Alston
Agame
Yellowstone National Park
Society OF Nations
Mrs. Kinder
FL Woman's Club
Aons
District Court
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