Wyoming Legislature Pursues Broad Bill Review On Deadline
With five days left in the session the Wyoming lower house labors eight hours on Lincoln's Birthday to clear the large backlog of more than 200 bills. Several measures are recalled from committees. House Bill 211 on saloon licenses requires 51 percent petition support. Indefinite postponements affect livestock neglect and train speeds carrying livestock. The Senate confirms Governor's appointments to multiple state boards including water, coal mine inspectors, nurse examiners, accountancy, pharmacy, horticulture, and veterinary posts.
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Union News Service
Cheyenne
Senate
House
Wyoming Organized Labor
W. C. Snow
Basin
Ole Robertson
James Scrivener
Sheridan
C. W. Stroud
George Blacker
Cumberland
George Akin
Oscar Beck
Lincoln County
J. L. Jordan
W. H. Hayes
Johnson County
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Miss G. J. McKenzie
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Ira B. Fee
State Board of Accountancy
State Board of Pharmacy
Louis J. McCarthy
State Board of Horticulture
J. H. Hinckley
Big Horn
Benj
C. Fay
Platte County
A.A. Hemler
Crook County
C. E. Howell
Sweetwater
State Horticultural Experimental Commission
Carrie E. Meyer
Fremont
Edward Farthing
Avon Nelson
Albany County
State Board of Dental Examiners
J. R. Calvert
Unita County
Peter Appel
Laramie
H. E. Pisch
A. W. French
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
J. Farlow
Fremont County
J. H. Clause
Carbon County
Richard Young
Charles Jones
Colorado & Southern
Mile Post No. 7
Bessemer Oil Company
Powder River
Salt Creek
Tts
Roddy Kragovich
John Hukovich
Denison
Marshall B. Smith
Industrial Club
Lost Liquor Owner Arrested Over Bank Fraud
The Citizens National Bank accuses L. B. Little of obtaining 8100 under false pretences and has him under arrest. He owns a Weld county farm near Carr and allegedly mortgaged 238 head of cattle to borrow the funds, which federal agents doubt he owns. Reports say Little is in Greeley on bond for passing a nonnegotiable check. He is reputed to own an auto load of liquor missing in the Greeley to Denver traffic.
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Cheyenne
Citizens National Bank
Little
Carr
Weld County
Greeley
Denver
Frontier Miner Killed at Frontier Mine Incident
In Kemmerer H Dol a Japanese miner was killed when a trip four cars passed over his body at the Frontier mine. The accident occurred as materials were being moved, leaving the incident under investigation and prompting safety reviews.
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Frontier
Kemmerer—H. Dol
McBride Wins $6000 Damages Settlement
At a commissioners meeting the city approved paying 6046.07 to settle the long standing claim by Mrs Nettle Mc Bride for personal injuries from an unsafe street crossing. The judgment was $5000 with added interest and costs bringing the total to about six thousand.
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Mra. McBride
Bheridane
Mra
Nettle McBride
Lovell sugar factory names new general manager
H C Grese appointed general manager of the Lovell sugar factory as Wyoming state notes a busy period with pay up week proposals and local incidents across the state. Fire losses, railroad bonuses, and legislature actions appear amid reports from Casper Douglas and Cheyenne.
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Union News Service
H. C. Grese
Lovell
Maine
California
Diamondville
James Doherty
Douglas
Doherty
Masonic Temple
Lander
Ford Station
South Park
Jackson
J. H. Fiscus
Owen Fiscus
Casper
Alexander Cuthill
Ireland
W. Gray
Dry Creek
Sheridan
Star Valley High School
Yellowstone Park
Department of the Interior
National Parks
Ohio,Oil Company
Powder River Station
Ira Bean
Board of County Commissioners
Laramie
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Harry W. Fox
Wyoming State Federation of Labor
W. A. James
Conrad Sieble
George F. Tompkins
New Drug Cure Proves Success at Warwick Farms
At Warwick Farms in Orange County a new treatment for drug addicts shows rapid gains with 25 cases, including a morphine user who walked after 48 hours. Developed by Dr Charles F Stokes, the method aims to cure 400 cases before public disclosure, with no reported suffering and swift symptom relief.
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New York
Warwick Farms
Orange County
Charles F. Stokes
Stokes
Navy
Roosevelt
Taft
Doctor Stokes
Frederic Kernochan
Pew
Academy of Medicine
Charles Samson
Board of Inebriety
Lkely
Amundsen Plans North Pole Air Expedition
Captain Roald Amundsen sails to Christiania for final preparations for a North Pole air dash. He will witness the polar ship launch, then return to the United States to secure a highly developed aeroplane for the test flight. An observer accompanies him on the final flight.
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New York
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Christiania
North Pole
Amundsen
United States
Arctic
Pole
Explorer
Miss Eva Sandell Finds Cash After Ice Accidental Fall
Miss Eva Sandell of Highland Park slipped on an icy sidewalk and found two bills hidden under loosened planks. A $10 and a $20 bill were recovered, with she remarking the money came as timely help for a hotel bill due that day.
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Eva Sandell
Highland Park
Keeping Cow Expensive Now
Oklahoma City reports cows are costly to keep with feed running $15 to $20 a month and hay at $16 to $22 per ton. A well fed cow could yield about three gallons of 40 cent milk and 1.5 pounds of 35 cent butter daily, though most do not produce year round.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Dealera
Surgeon Cured of Septicaemia After Nine Transfusions
Dr Albert Pittis of Plainfield New Jersey contracted septicaemia during a operation. He recovered after nine blood transfusions performed by Dr Edward Lindeman of New York using a needle point arterial transfusion method. Eight quarts of blood were donated by local volunteers and firefighters. The case is described as one of the most remarkable in the country.
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New York
Albert Pittis
Plainfield
N. J
Edward Lindeman
Lindeman
Muhlenberg Hospital
Pittla
Doctor Lindeman
Constance Pitts
Betram Pittin
Doctor Pittis
Pittis
Rogers
Doctor Pitts
Mullenberg Hospital
Pitths
Goyer
Lesson for March 4 on Jesus Feeds Five Thousand
The lesson centers on the miracle of feeding the crowd with five loaves and two fishes. It emphasizes teaching self-help, the disciples' faith, and God’s power when given small offerings. The piece contrasts worldly thrift with divine abundance and urges conserving fragments and not wasting time or opportunity.
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John the Baptist
Carlisle
England
Jesus
Mark
Philip
Moses
God
Andrew
Peter
Luke
Newman
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Oklahoma
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Moody Bible Institute
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