Death of Charles DeLaney Pioneer Merchant of Jackson
Obituary notes Charles DeLaney of Jackson born 1842 in Michigan. Civil War veteran, helped build Wyoming telegraph lines, founded Evanston, married Clara Burton 1872, ten children. Forest Supervisor of Teton National Forest in 1898, later major Jackson merchant. Four terms as state representative and senator.
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Courier
Charles Leloney
Wyoming
Jackson
Wyoming Desert
Charles DeLaney
Mount Clemens
Michigan
Michigan Volunteers
New West
Omaha
Julesboro
Colorado
Union Pacific
Evanston
Clara Burton
William
James DeLoney
Iola Pratt
R. E. Clark
Cora
J. W. Mills
Nephi DeLoney
DeLoney
Obituary of Evanston Resident DeLaney
Evanston townsfolk mourn Jack DeLaney who died at his Jackson home on Monday January 12 after a two month illness. He was a Latter day Saint, a Mason, and an Odd Fellow. Burial took place at Evans ton last Friday. The Examiner editor, long acquainted with the family, offers sympathy.
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Church of Latter Day Saints
Jackson
American Legion Guard
Evanston
Hole
Wyoming Senators Refuse To Pass Child Labor Amendment
The Wyoming Senate rejected a joint resolution ratifying the proposed Twentieth Amendment by a 17 to 8 vote. Governor Nellie Tayloe Ross urged ratification, marking her first direct recommendation shaping a legislative decision. Senator P W Jenkins warned of federal overreach, arguing Wyoming should keep control of its own children and oppose broad federal labor regulations.
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Wyoming
Senate
United States
Nellie Tayloe Ross
House
P. W. Jenkins
Sublette County
Congress
Washington
Wyleming
State question on local conditions raised by man on ground
A speaker argues that local conditions are best understood by those directly on the ground and maintains the issue should remain a state matter rather than federal. The remark emphasizes local insight over centralized control.
Midwest oil camp notes and local happenings
Field Superintendent G Scott and crew loaded and moved a walking beam from the Associated rig on the Clifton Fear place to save time after breaking their beam. A derp test on Midwest holdings is progressing, depth 2200 feet with prospects of a good well. Chas Howerton returns to Mooreland residence and plans to reenter barbering at Big Piney Parlor. The Olde Tyme dance at Marbleton, with Link Shideler and R W Vickrey providing music, was well attended.
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G.scott
Midwest
P. J. Wassing
John Stevens
Andrew Deckman
Clifton Fear Place
Fear
Jrig
Scott
Chas. Howerton
Mooreland
Oklahoma
Charley
Big Piney
Marbleton
Link Shideler
R. W. Vickrey
Novelty Party at Hook Hall Brightens Saturday Night
Mrs Gladys Condon and Miss Elaine Larkin hosted about fifty guests at Hook Hall for a novelty party. Men wore dresses and women wore suits, with Caryn Murdock as Harold Lloyd and Marie McGinnis as Jacky Coogan. The Happy Six orchestra entertained, lunch was served, and guests praised the hosts as excellent entertainers. Mrs Nelse Jorgensen visited Piney on return from Denmark to her home in Pinedale.
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Gladys Condon
Elaine Larkin
Hook Hall
Charley Chaplin
Caryn Murdock
Harold Lloyd
Marie McGinnis
Jacky Coogan
Billie Sherman
Clifton Fear
Duane
Alice Fields
Larson
Nelse Jorgensen
Jin Piney
Denmark
Pinedale
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Chas. Deloney
Jackson Dead
William Budd
Solon Madock
LaBarge
Billy
Big Piney Hotel
Solon
Oscar Beck
Beck
Burney & Co
Big Piney, Wyoming
Jenkins
Pioneer Theatre
Mulford
Pioneer Hall
State Bank of
Resources
Total
State of
Sublette
Albert Larson
Azert Larson
F. D. Bate
A. Fear
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