Government Moves to Stop Coal Mine Strike
Washington reports the government will use all resources to prevent the nationwide coal strike set for Saturday. Attorney General Palmer says calm work will continue and troops may be used to protect workers who stay on the job. Price control and anti profiteering measures will be revived to shield the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Palmer
Geeral Palmer
Wilson
Hines
Tumulty
Assisant
Ames and Garvan
Local firm lands Cheyenne road contract for Basin to Greybull
Dickman and Johnson of Basin won the seven mile hard surface road contract from the state highway commission in Cheyenne. The $45,957.12 project begins at once and aims to finish by July 1. Johnson, owner of the Commercial hotel, and Dickman form a bidding partnership with extensive contracting experience expected to ensure quality work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Greybull
Cheyenne
Dickman & Johnson
State Highway Commission
J. Dickman
G. W. Johnson
Commercial
Johnson
Navy Deserter Arrested and Local Meeting Postponed
From advices received Jack Menon was arrested at Hyattsville and held for further orders after desertion from the navy. The Presbyterian ladies will meet with Mrs T. K. Bishop near Thursday afternoon but the tea and bake sale scheduled for that time has been indefinitely postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Mra T. K. Bishop
Death of Judge Parmelee Shakes Northern Wyoming
Judge Carroll H. Parmelee, longtime Fourth Judicial District jurist, was found dead in his Sheridan office from heart trouble. Born 1861 in Ohio, he came to Wyoming in 1886 and served as Buffalo land office register and state superintendent of public instruction before election as judge in 1904 and 1910. Survived by his widow and three children, he was widely respected in the Big Horn Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll H. Parmelee
Fourth Judicia District
Sheridan
Ohio
Wyoming
Buffalo
Fourth Judicial District
Big Horn Basin
Parmelee
Bold Robbers at Cowley Strike Equitable Co
Sheriff Wickwire and County Attorney Little were called to Cowley for a burglary at the Cowley Equitable Co store. The theft occurred Saturday or Sunday night with $400 to $500 in merchandise taken, mostly silk goods. The store was locked when Chas Mann, the manager, arrived Monday morning. locks were picked or entry unseen. A description of the stolen property has been broadcast as efforts to capture the robbers continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickwire
F. A. Little
Cowley
Cowley Equitable Co
Chas Mann
Yale
Mann
Mrs J Atherly Hosts Bridge for Mrs Kaldenberg
Mrs J Atherly entertained at her home west of town last Friday for Mrs Rene Kaldenberg of Denver. Guests included Mesdames Jos lin Hartigan Anderson Armeling West Ath erly Bishop Brill Hime Denny Berry Zane Hime Pauley Arnott Coons Sterritt. First honors were won by Mrs Sterritt with Mrs Paley second. Pink and yellow chrysanthemums and car nations decorated. A luncheon followed.
Roosevelt Memorial Drive Extended to November 4
The Roose memorial drive extended to November 4 due to storms. Cloverly precinct led with full quota under A J Crandpal, Kane district second led by M B Rhodey, Cowley district third under Dr W E Crddt with some over subscription. Basin area totals nearly collected. precinct men urged to finish by Tuesday and report to county chair A B Martin treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roose Memorial
Hit Alate
A. J. Crandpal
Kane
M. B. Rhodey
Cowley
W. E.crdtt
Collected
A. B. Martin
Murphy crowd each get elk on opening trip
Lon Murphy and six others who left last week for South Fork phoned in this week to say each member had his elk and would stay until the deer season opens tomorrow to hunt on the same trip. W T Dickey returned from Casper where he attended a Midwest superintendents meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Murphy
South Fork
Reo
T. J. Dickey
Casper
Midwest
Elected new directors plan return to luncheons
A Chamber of Commerce meeting elected twelve new directors to serve various terms and approved resuming weekly luncheon meetings. Delegates were chosen for Cheyenne good roads and a high cost of living meeting, with T. K. Bishop to arrange the first luncheon. The group also discussed gas use and municipal economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Bishop
Frank A. Wise
Good Roads
Cheyenne
P.P. Anderson
Return of American War Dead Proposed by Bland
Representative Bland of Indiana introduced a bill to appoint a commission to move the bodies of soldiers sailors and Marines who fell in France to the United States for final burial. The measure follows ongoing debates on how best to honor fallen servicemen from the great war.
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Washington
France
Representative Bland
Indiana
United States
Bland
Blakesleys Entertain Friends at Home
Mr and Mrs Lou Blakesley hosted a small gathering last Friday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs W H Pauley Mr and Mrs S J Extra Mr and Mrs J P Zane Mr and Mrs J A Berry and Mr and Mrs P B Anderson All attendees reported a delightful evening.
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Lou Blakesley
W. EH. Pauley
Mra
Directors meet tonight to elect officers and transact business
Kane county farmer Joe Brosius was in town last Saturday to discuss water rights on lands while a gathering of newly elected chamber of commerce directors convenes this evening in the club room to elect others and conduct routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Brosius
Kane Country
Waa
Amendments To Peace Treaty Rejected In Senate Vote
Washington Oct 29 Senate action ends the 46 amendments attached to the peace treaty with only the Moses proposal to revise league voting strength discarded 47 36 Republicans and Democrats split on other changes as labor section debate looms and gallery laughter interrupts Sherman Robinson clash with no church ties noted.
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Washington, D. C
Foreign Relations Committee
Moses
New Hampshire
League of Nations
Senate
Sherman
Linois
Johnson
California
LaFollette
Wisconsin
International Labor Organization
Voltaire
Grouna
McCumber
Big ranch deal closed in Wyoming's Big Horn Basin
John Luman sold 1280 acre Paint Rock ranch and 640 cattle to J A Cline for 90000 dollars. Cline, former Seaman ranch owner, plans to return east then come back to Wyoming in about thirty days to settle affairs. Luman to winter in New Mexico. summer in the Basin with no fixed plans.
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John Luman
Big Horn Basin
Paint Rock
J A Cline
Mr. Cline
Seaman
Medicine Lodge
Youngstown
Ohio
Mr Luman
Wyoming
Luman
New Mexico
Basin Country
Poindexter Resolution Presses DOJ Over Radicals
Washington action questions the Department of Justice on prosecutions for recent moves to overthrow the government. Senator Poindexter asks the attorney general to report whether legal steps have been taken against those who preached anarchy and obstruction and to explain any inaction or scope of actions including deportations of aliens involved.
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Washington
Poindexter
Senate
Department of Justice
Department
United States
Palmer claims cost of living drop despite contrary reports
In Washington and Philadelphia Attorney General Palmer touts a large drop in food prices by nearly 25 percent, while Labor Department data show mixed or rising costs for many foods. The piece notes skepticism of Palmer’s claim and mentions hunters Bill Tomer and T. J. Jones heading to Boulder Trail for elk with H. S. Kelley and William C. May joining later.
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Washington
Palmer
Philadelphia
United States
Department of Inbor
Bill Tomer
T. J. Jones
Boulder Trail
South Fork
Kelley
Wm. C. May
Red Cross Annual Drive Kicks Off November Second
The Big Horn county Red Cross announces its annual drive from November 2 to 11 to raise 600 for the Mountain States division quota and at least 1000 for the chapter’s 1924 needs. Rev. C Wardlaw leads as chairman with Ralph Bell as secretary and F A Wise treasurer.
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Red Cross
Big Horn County
C. Wardlaw
Ralph Bell
F. A. Wise
Mountain States
Denver
Mountain States Division
Basin
Home Service
Bids Opened For Paint Rock Canal Construction
F. C. Emerson state engineer of Cheyenne visited and arranged bid advertisements for a canal project on the Manderson lateral of the Paint Rock canal. Initial work will move about 85 000 cubic yards of dirt between McDermott Gulch and No Name Gulch. The full project includes lands on the big flat starting at the mile post on the Hyattville road.
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F. C. Emerson
Cheyenne
Manderson
Paint Rock Calnal
McDermott Gulch
Emerson
Hyattville Road
Judge Metz on Big Game Hunt in the Rockies
Mrs. P. W. Metz reports her husband the judge endured a heavy snow storm during a Rockies hunt. He successfully bagged an elk and will stay until the deer season opens to complete his quota. The Manderson Baptist church ladies plan a social Friday Nov 7 with proceeds aiding a cause and a varied program. F P Miller of Manderson was a town visitor this week.
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P. W. Metz
Rockies
Manderson Baptist Church
Bupper
F. P. Miller
Manderson
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Boft Coal
Oma
NAVY
Roosevelt
Murphy
J.R. Bonwell
A. W. Coons
Wm. Gibson
E. W. Fallett
Moore
H. H. Hime
D. L. Carr
J. R. Keatchie
H. W. Horn
J. C. Stewart
Wm. C. Snow
Blakesleys Entertain
I. ‘T. Joslin
Worland
Judge Metz
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