Warren of Wyoming Praised In Chicago Record Herald
A Chicago Record-Herald illustrated feature extols Hale V. Warren of Wyoming as a strenuous senator and six foot leader. Born in Massachusetts, he earned a Medal of Honor as a private at Port Hudson in 1863, rose to captain, then moved west to become a pioneer, legislator, mayor, governor, and long serving senator in the territory and state of Wyoming.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Senate
Hale
Warren
Massachusetta
Port Hudson
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Sherman
Augur
Hanks
Farragut
Weitzel
Hia Mle
War Department
Horace Gresley
Dakota Territory
Cheyenne
Territory
Independent Commonwealth
Cheyenne High Wins Second Annual Laramie Track Meet
In the second annual scholastic track meet of the university Cheyenne high school won with 43 points, followed by Laramie 24 and Casper 18. Sheridan Rock Springs and Wheatland were represented. James Davia of Laramie scored 20 points to lead, winning the 100 yard dash in 10 2-5 seconds the 120 yard high hurdles in 17 35 the 220 yard low hurdles in 29 1-5 and the broad jump at 19 feet 1 inch while taking second in the half mile relay.
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Laramie
Cheyenne High School
Casper
Sheridan
Rock Springs
Wheatland
James Davia
Suit Filed Over County Surveyor Claims and Attachments
H. L. Mead through C. A. Zaring has filed suit in district court against W. W. Peay for damages alleging effects of surveys Peay made as county surveyor. Bond for attachment issued. Sheriff Wickwire, Joe Denny and Jim Whaley valued the defendant’s property as appraisers on Wednesday.
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H. L. Mead
C. A. Zaring
W. W. Peay
Peay
Wickwire
Joe Denny
Jim Whaley
Sheridan Townspeople Condemn Pulpit Attack by Rev Jones
Sheridan residents rallied after Rev A I Jones attacked echoo teachers from the pulpit last Sunday branding them as immoral. A public apology followed with the preacher claiming he did not know what he was saying. The episode left the town in turmoil and the preacher under sharp censure.
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Sheridan
A. I. Jones
Sheridan Echoo
Alfalfa weevil alert spurs western quarantine push
The Utah Department of Agriculture urges western ranchers to report alfalfa weevil sightings to halt spread. A free circular shows the pest, with an urgent appeal to inspect farms, rail yards, and freight cars from Salt Lake to Provo and beyond.
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West
Salt Lake City
Utah
Secretary of Agriculture
Salt Lake
Provo
Orden
Tooele
Echo City
Wyomne
Idaho
Europe
Howell
Washington
Gould In Charge At Word Exposition
J Orin Gould of Topeka Kansas and formerly Basin is in charge of the Frontier Exhibit at the Word exhibition in Hoston He says he is promoting the Big Horn Basin at the exhibition which is drawing worldwide attention
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Gould
J. Orin Gould
Topeka
Kas
Basin
Hoston
Big Horn
Woman’s Club entertains literary club at library program
About eighty attendees including spouses enjoyed an evening at the library. Mrs. Spaulding led a committee staging decor, welcome and multiple musical and speaking acts by members of the Woman’s and Literary clubs and guests. Refreshments followed as praise flowed for the host library group.
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Woman's Club
Lterary Club
Literary Club
Spaulding
Alice Richardson
Jas. I. Patten
Frank Hime
L. J. Abbey
J. B. Whaley
Clyde Atherly
Henry Armeling
B. F. Wickwire
W A. Sizer
B. C. Hart
C. BE. Shaw
J. Spaulding
H. E. Shepherd
Morten Joslin
F. W. Ba‘ley
Miss Thornley
H. W. Flomer
E. C. Hoover
Winifred Patten
H. 8. Ridgely
T. M. Hyde
A. W. Coons
Archdeaon Dray
Laramie
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Dava Carter
Vive Pres
D. L. Carr
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Carl Wilson
R. M. Bell Telephone Co
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B Street
Nouth
Wilson
Plymouth Rock
C. Dana Carter
B. T. Joslin
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