Wyoming Brief Notes Highlight Pardons and Public Works
Cheyenne reports Sanford of Cheyenne received a gubernatorial pardon after serving for manslaughter. Albany County cattle and horse growers foresee brighter times. Casper sees an oil refinery explosion and a sharp dip in births. Wyoming Supreme Court upholds compulsory dipping for sheep. Douglas residents approve water sewer bonds and Cheyenne anticipates $5 million in improvements including a hospital and high school. Governor Carey calls for law enforcement boosts and eight hour workday for women. Cheyenne electors chosen for Washington, and Wyoming Vouchers Association set for Thermopolis meeting in October.
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Currie Sanford
Cheyenne
Mamshingeiter
Sonia
Dinah
Dam Db
Corcine
Albany County Cattle Aid Horse Growers
Loraine
Bether
Thoms Poorson
Linder
Prane
Dphairsen
Harold Nichols
Wyoming
State Supreme Court
Douglas
House
Senate
Robert D. Carey
C. I. Patchell
University Place
Lander
Robert Li. Onrey
Len
Casper
Wyong
Pine Bluffs
Los Angeles
Pena
Poe
van Peesien
Thimpliress
Kawllos
Thermopolle
Wyoming State Vouchors’ Association
Coon
J. Counoles
Geybull
Final House Vote Sets New Census-Based Representation
After a long session the House approves the reapportionment bill. Amendments to cap or raise membership fail. States losing seats include Missouri Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Mississippi Nebraska Rhode Island Vermont. gains go to California Michigan Ohio Connecticut New Jersey North Carolina Texas and Washington.
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Barbour
California
Census Committee
Missouri
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Mississippi
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Vermont
Michigan
Ohio
Connecticut
New Jersey
North Carolina
Texas
Washington
Lord Mayor of Cork Ordered Held by Immigration
Donal O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork who arrived without a passport must be delivered promptly to the immigration inspector at Norfolk Secretary Wilson directs the action. The state department recognizes its jurisdiction in aliens arriving without documents though he may still reship on a foreign vessel as a seaman.
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State Department
O'Callaghan
Washington
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
Wilson
Norfolk
Department of Labor
Burenan
Unrest in Public Schools Ties to Teaching Dignity Debate
Joseph H. Defrees of the United States Chamber of Commerce blames public school conditions for nationwide unrest. He cites high youth illiteracy and teacher undertraining, urging state and national cooperation to fix education and curb radicalism. In Lincoln, Neb, Governor Mekhelvie calls the Nonpartisan League socialistic and urges rapid lawful action to remove its influence.
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Washington
Joseph H. Defrees
United States Chamber of Commerce
Defrees
United States
Europe
Socialistic
Lincoln
Neb
Mekhelvie
Nonpartisan League
Nelson
Wilson Invited to Speak at Lincoln Memorial Dedication
Washington resident commissioner of the Lincoln Memorial Commission called at the White House Saturday to ask President Watson to deliver an address at the memorial dedication in May. Taft is expected to present the memorial and Harding to receive it.
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Wilson
Washington
Souvenir Curie Case Costs Boy $200 Fee
In Chicago a 12 year old adventurer Stanley Wasno faced a $200 assessment over a plan to pay for souvenir curls clipped from the heads of two young girls in a theater. The judge set the fee at $200.
Wave of Crime Freats Afresh in New York
A New York crime wave broke afresh on Sunday with two homicides and numerous holdups and robberies. Police increased patrols as authorities reported heightened criminal activity across the city.
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New York
Untermeyer Calls for Immediate Congress Inquiry
Samuel Untermeyer urged an immediate congressional investigation of the Justice Department and the Office of the Alien Property Custodian in a New York address. He warned of likely scandals and pressed for nonpartisan, skilled counsel led probes. Idaho legislature shows slow progress with many measures on file. Calder coal bill receives agency support.
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New York
Department of Justice
Office of the Alien Property Custodian
Samuel Untermeyer
Untermeyer
Legislative Committee
Building Trust
Exhume U S Heroes Bodies At France Cemetery
Exhumation of American soldiers from Bony cemetery in France began. About 900 bodies to return to the United States while others will be moved to the cemetery later. Exhumation is hampered by devastation and winter, with improvised quarters for workers. A cider warning note appears from Washington.
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Bony Cemetery
New York National Guard
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
United States
Kony
France
America
Great Big Battlefield
Army Exhumation Union
Era
France Warns Germany Must Honor Versailles Demands
Paris reports Briand states France can force execution of treaty undertakings if needed while preferring pacific means. He defends Franco American ties and notes U S support for reparations, affirming insistence that Germany must fulfill obligations from the Versailles settlement.
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France
Germany
Paris
Murraud
Senate
Pacific
United States
M. Briand
Borah Disarmament Plan Advances In Senate Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee orders a favorable report on Senator Borah's plan for negotiations among the United States Great Britain and Japan to curb naval programs. The Walsh alternative proposing League of Nations disarmament talks was defeated 8 to 3 with all Democrats for and all Republicans against.
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Senate Committee
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Idaho
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Walsh
Montana
League of Nations Disarmament Commission
Harding Goes to Florida for Six-Week Sunshine Break
President-elect Warren G. Harding leaves Marion at midnight January 20 for St. Augustine Florida to spend six weeks away before returning for a one day visit on March 2. He is accompanied by Harry M. Daugherty George Christian Jr and about fifteen newspaper correspondents with Mrs Harding planning to join in about two weeks.
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Southland
Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
St. Augustine
Fla
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
George Christian, Jr
Harding Tn Miorida
Wilson Defends Secretary Post Policy in Labor Dept
Secretary Wilson issued a statement Friday defending the labor department policy on radical aliens and endorsing Assistant Secretary Louis F. Post in enforcing it. He responded to criticism from the American Legion executive committee.
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Wilson
Post
Washington
Department of Labor
Louis F. Post
The
American Legion
Wrong Again. Optimist’s car arse upsets traffic cop
A disjointed squib notes an optimistic character attempting to overawe a traffic policeman with his car arse and a brisk manner, prompting bemused reactions from bystanders in a Birmingham city scene.
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Birmingham
Our Flippent Youth Teacher Johnny and the Haircut Incident
Johnny in the Boson Transcript recounts that Sermson was removed from the foot balcony after Delish cut his hair. The tale centers on the accidental fallout from the haircut event and the subsequent actions taken by Johnny.
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Johnnny
Sermson
Delish
Johnny
Fred
Boson Transcript
Pottsville Woman Credits Vegetable Compound After Illness
Mrs Sallie of 813 W Fourth Street Pottsville Pennsylvania says she suffered four to five years with debilitating health and gained over twenty pounds after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recommends it to friends as effective for weakness and fatigue.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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J. M. Wilson
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Clarence J. M’leod
Clarence J. Mcleod
Detroit
Harold E
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Whitney Warren
University of
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Warren & Whitmore
Grand Central Terminal
Yale Club
U. S
Pime
Bony
Elso
Alberts Tiene Palmer
Briand
Florida
Peete
Louise Peete
Frank R. Willis
Jacob Charles Denton
Pacian
MFG. CO
Eatonie
Dora Williams
Eatonic
Uncle Bill Bottletop
Washington Star
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Doan
Utah
Jonah Mathias
Ann"foster Milburn
Buffalo, WY
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