Wyoming Weighs Oil Regulation Against Capital Attraction
In Cheyenne on October 12 a state official warned Wyoming risks scaring away capital by heavy regulation while arguing the oil industry currently boosts the economy. He stressed the need to protect Wyoming's refining capacity and avoid radical laws that could push refineries out of state.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
George B. Brimmer
Rawline
Carey
Midwest Refining Company
Interior Department
Coalition talks spark Wyoming political realignment
Cheyenne reports a push to form a Wyoming state branch of the National Nonpartisan League led by Harry M. Lux and Harry F. Curl with a 1922 convention. Observers warn party lines may collapse as some Democrats shift to support the league and Republicans amid a drive to curb radical influence.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Nonpartisaneague
Harry M. Lux
Harry F. Curl
New Raymer
Colo
League
North Dakota
Colorado
Montana
T. F. Walsh
Casperman
Lux
Pledged to Repeal Tax Across Party Platforms
Washington notes that both 1920 platforms pledged repeal or reform of the excess profits tax. Harding and Cox urged changes to ease burdens on enterprise, with statements calling for repeal or revision as part of tax reform.
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Washington
Marion
Harding
Congress
New York Times
Democratic Party
Cox
Lei
Taft Calls for 18 Federal Judges to Ease Court Backlog
Chief Justice Taft urges adding 18 federal judges to reduce case congestion in U S courts. By July 21 the docket held 142 402 cases, AG Daugherty notes with only 10 865 tied to prohibition violations. He argues speedy trials deter crime and punishments should be prompt and visible.
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Taft
United States
Daugherty
Judiciary Committee
Senate
P. P. Anderson Buys the Denver Sentinel
P. P. Anderson of the Basin Republican will take ownership of the Denver Sentinel on November 1. He will print from Basin for now and employ Dr. Newman Neil as editor, with Neil bringing prior writing backers and familiarity to the paper. The move follows Anderson’s acquisitions in Basin and Greybull, with praise from Lovell Chronicle and Cowley Progress noting his publishing success and future plans for Denver.
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P. P. Anderson
The
Basin Republican
Sentinel
Anderson
Press
Big Horn County
Basin
Newman Neil
Neil
Denver Sentinel
Ba‘sin Republican
Greybull Standard
Denver
Lovell Chronicle
City
Hooker
Republican
Western Newspaper Union
Billings
Motor Truck Competition Hurting Railways Warns Boston News Bureau
The Boston News Bureau urges New England shippers to consider motor truck competition as a threat to railways and highways. It argues for better truck efficiency and direct from shipper to door delivery while calling for higher road taxes on motor truck firms to fairly share maintenance costs. It notes railroads’ capital and upkeep burden and suggests local state and federal taxation should reflect road use and varying local conditions.
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Boston News Bureau
New England
News Bureau
Married Wednesday in Presby Manse in Shell Creek area
James Rudolph Lawrence and Misa Marguerite Swanson of Shell Creek were married Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian Manse with Rev. Leon A. Losey officiating. After a Montana honeymoon they will reside on Shell Creek. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Swanson.
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Presbyterian Manse
Leon A. Losey
James Rudolph Lawrence
Misa Marguerite Swanson
Stetereek
Montana
Shell Creek
N. H. Swanson
Knitting Fame for Rebecca Wiggins Across States
Mrs Rebecca Wiggins mother of Mrs L O Gray of Manderson has earned praise for her knitting over the last year She completed fifty bedspreads one won first prize at Big Horn county fair A spread was sold to a Milwaukee buyer who entered it in the Wisconsin state fair and won first prize She just received the ribbon and prize money from the buyer.
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Rebecca Wiggins
L. O. Gray
Manderson
Big Horn County Fair
Wiggins
Milwaukee
Notice in Estate of Gilmore Hartigan Probate Proceeding
In the District Court of Big Horn County Wyoming the administrator files final account and petition for distribution for the estate of Gilmore Hartigan deceased. Creditor claims may be examined within thirty days after October 14 1921, with final settlement set for November 15 1921 or soon after. Dated Basin September 28 1921. 823-014B&H
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District Court
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Gilmore Hartigan
Basin
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Basin Wyoming
Union Trust Company, Mortgagee, will sell by public auction at the Big Horn county courthouse Basin Wyoming on November 6 1921 at 10 00 a m the premises described as Lots 72 A and 72 BB in Township 56 North Range 96 West Sixth Principal Meridian to satisfy the amount due 1370 06 dollars on the mortgage deed and note with the costs of sale. The notice cites default due to unpaid interest on January 27 1921 and July 27 1921 totaling 100 dollars and records the deed in Book 29 page 673 September 4 1917. All legal steps include full power of sale per the mortgage deed.
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Willard H. Ostler
Big Horn
Wyoming
Union Trust Company
Lof
Big Horn County
Basin
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A. C. Townley
Townley
Roosevelt
Lil
Auo Supply & Tire Co
Basin, Wyoming
Joseph J. Dixon
Town & Country Electric Company
Court House
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