Dawes Senate Rule Fight Hits Nationwide Debate
A broad discussion ensues over Vice President Dawes and Rule 28 in the U S Senate. Dawes urges majority cloture to end filibusters while supporters argue against limiting debate. The piece traces past uses of Rule 22 and cites senators from Moses to Norris, Butler to Underwood, Bloomberg-esque commentary, and public reaction as the nation watches the parliamentary clash unfold.
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United States
Walter B. Edge
New Jersey
Steubhean
Moses
Norris
Nebraska
Congress
Striet
Bloc Syntent
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Benfie
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Dawes
Walter I. George
Georgia
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Underwood
Sénate
Hell Marin” Dawes
Crusaders
Nagy Man
Myeryty
Crowds Attend MLA Jubilee Meet in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City witnessed a vast Mutual Improvement Association Jubilee from June 6 to 16 with participants from Utah and neighboring states plus Canada. Over 25,000 guests attended receptions, general meetings, a grand pageant The Torch of Inspiration, a Tabernacle concert, and a record parade led by former Governor Mabey.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Canada
Arizona
Mexico
Filado
Wyoming
Nevada
Oregon
Colorado
Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association
Junius F. Wells
Brigham Young
Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Association
Balt Lake
Ciizens
Deseret Gymnasium
Odeon
Main Street
Inter-mountain States
Charles R. Mabey
2Nd South
State Street
South Temple
association—Religion History, Science, Music
Fathersanigons
Mothers and Daughters
Wyoming News Briefs From Across The State
A new $50 000 theater will rise in Kemmerer with fir timber and cement floors. F M Dumm, Bank of Glenrock receiver, expects a 5 percent dividend to depositors within a week. A fatal car crash near Rock Springs killed Joseph Sternard and injured six others. Laramie plans a Wild West show and rodeo July 3-4. Rawlins fire destroyed the oil hospital building interior. Wyoming public school fund allotments may drop about one fourth. Lakeview project failure near Ishawood washed away 1500 feet of ditch, costing around 18060. Government bids for Cheyenne to Billings mail route open via Casper and Douglas to Sheridan. Colorado court upholds inspection fee rejection affecting sheep. Southern Surety wins 46227 dollars with 1 percent interest against Wyoming Highway Commission. Green River urges a new road to northern counties, linking to the Kemmerer Big Piney road. A robbery near Tawlins steals rings and a pearl necklace worth 2800 dollars from Mrs Beavers Goostree. U S cattle and sheep conditions good. more moisture needed later. Yellowstone National Park set to open June 45 with ceremonies at West Yellowstone. governors and officials to attend. Beaver pelts seized near Carter. 99 pelts reported. Casper Chamber supports Wyoming Airway Corp for a mail contract Cheyenne to Billings and intermediate points.
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Kemmerer
F.M. Dumm
Bank of Glenrock
Joseph Sternard
Superior
Wyo
Rock Springs
Laramie
William Mallody
Rawlins
Wyoming Public School Fund
Katherine A. Morton
Lakeview
Ishawood
Fertile Valley
Diamond Basin
Uuit
Alne
Cheyenne
Billings
Mont
Douglas
Casper
Salt Creek
Midwest
Kaysee
Buffalo
Sheridan
Carbon Gouny Wool Growers’ Association
Colorado
Fudge Guinn
Moffat County
Golorado
Southern Surety Company
Wyoming Highway Commission
T. Blake Kennedy
Green ‘River
Pentatelle
TL 18
WK. Goostree
Tawlins
United States Division of Crows
Yellowstone National Park
Department of Interior
Yellowstone
Mount
John D. Sherman
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
George Parfitt
Carter
Parfitt
Casper Chamber of Commerce
Wyoming Airway Corporation
Cheyienne
Mant
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Bim
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Dawe
Willian
Mr. Butler
Massie
Butler
Frank
Wally
Ohio
St Paul's Cathedral
Christopher Wren
John Dickinson Sherman
Inter-A Mountain West
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