Wyoming caucus eyes Daley or Lee for senate presidency
Special to The Tribune Cheyenne Wyoming January 10 with the Republican senate caucus in session this afternoon and the house caucus tonight indications favor William Daley of Rawlins for senate president with Arthur K Lee of Thermopolis as strong challenger. Mercer Tensleep and Underwood Cody lead the house speakership race with possible biases toward Northern or Southern Wyoming contenders.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Senate
Wyoming
House
William Daley
Rawlins
Arthur K. Lee
Thermopolis
Daley
Ure
J. C. Underwood
Iron Mountain
Mercer
Tensleep
Lhower
Cody
Underwood
Merver
Ewert
Lee
Underwool
C. P. Story
Sherida
Tragedy on crowded Riverton depot platform Sunday
A man believed to be Nick Sloganovich was killed by Fremont County deputies on a Riverton station platform as he resisted arrest. The coroner ruled death from bullet wounds. about $300, four marked decks, and a Shoshoni ticket were found on him while authorities work to confirm his identity.
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The
Tribune
Riverton
Wyo
Pete
Casper
John
Jasper Purch
Sherif W. Burch
Fremont County
Shahon
Nick Sloganovich
Big Bon
McMichael
Steganovich
Tthe Station
Tle
Shoshoni
Gebo, Wye
Airmen Not To Be Arrested By Canada Police
Ottawa officials deny reports Canada would arrest three American naval balloonists returning home to seek an explanation for landing in Canada without proper tow. In Washington Senator King requests Navy inquiry into conditions of the Canadian flight, while Daniels says no inquiry ordered.
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Canada
Associated Press
Ottawa
Canadian Mounted Police
Civilization
United Press
Washington
King
Utah
Navy Department
Navy
Daniels
Naval Board
Caskets Sent for Hero Dead Arrive in Cherbourg
The United States transport Wheaton arrived from New York with 4,300 caskets to ship home American soldiers killed, marking a somber step in repatriation.
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Associated Press
Cherbourgh
France
United States
Wheaton
New York
Man Burned to Death in Swift Current City Hall Fire
One man died when a blaze destroyed the Swift Current city hall in Saskatchewan. Fire crews battled flames breaking out on January 10, with the incident reported by Associated Press.
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Moose Jaw
Sask
Swift Current
Warren G. Harding poised for six weeks as private citizen
Warren G. Harding nears the presidency with resignation of Senator Davis effective January 15. Electors in various states cast votes as Harding becomes president elect. Discussions name Frank O. Lowden Nicholas Murray Butler and Albert J. Beveridge as potential selections for diplomacy.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Harry L. Davis
Warren G. Harding
William G. Sharp
France
Association of Motions
F. W. Galbraith
Cincinnati
United Press
Panter Tarvin Ye
United States
South America
Frank O. Lowden
Nicholas Murray Butler
Albert J. Beveridge
Inaugural Funds Slashed by Senate Resolution
Senator Boran introduced a resolution denying any further appropriations for the Harding inaugural and barring the use of a government building for a bar. Senator Smoot objected, blocking immediate adoption.
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Washington
Harding
Inaucers Committee
Boran
Smoot
Local Resident John Gillander Dies From Heart Trouble
John Gillander aged 66 died at his home 146 South Walnut street Saturday from heart trouble he had suffered for some time. He leaves a wife and two sons. Former Midwest Refining employee who came from Boulder Colorado last summer. Body sent to Boulder for funeral services to be held there.
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John Gillander
South
Walnut Street
Gillander
Midwest Refining Company
Boulder
Colo
Shaffer-Gay Chapel
Unfilled orders at US Steel fall to new low
New York January 10 United States Steel Corporation reports 8,148,122 tons of unfilled orders at year start, a drop from December marking the largest decline since August and the smallest total since November 1919.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Important Step Toward Cooperative Feeder Lamb Marketing
Wyoming Wool Growers association moves to end buyer and stockyards influence by forming a cooperative marketing plan for feeder lambs and pelts. The initiative aims to place lambs directly to feedlots, with pilots this year and potential annual contracts if successful. Dr J M Wilson reelected president, Kleber Hadnell vice president, J B Wilson secretary at Casper convention.
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Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Casper Ae Fl
Wyoming
J. M. Wilson
McKinley
Wyo
Woolgrowers’ Association
Casper Conven
Ion. Kleber
Hadnell
Rawlins
J. B. Wilson
Wyoming Faces $75,000 Lost Yearly in Auto Tax Dodges
Wyoming officials say motorists dodge more than 75000 in auto and motorcycle taxes yearly. Natrona and Sheridan counties show strong collections while Albany and Laramie lag. The secretary of state urges stricter enforcement, two tag system, and penalties to curb tax dodging and theft.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Sheridan
Albany
Laramie
Aday
Secretary of State
Crook
Hot Springs
Lincoln
Winta
Fremont
Big Thorn
Bear Valley
Lincoln County
Campbell County
Washokle
Carey
Misc
State Restes in Schulz Case Girl mother and baby left destitute
In Cheyenne testimony at the inquest impeached Miss Pearl Yost from the Casper nurse trial. The defense argues the medicine to nurse Mrs Schulz’s infant was mischaracterized, claiming evidence of poison is inconsistent. General Donzelman says Mrs Schulz will be vindicated if poison tests are reinterpreted and gaps in the chain of custody are shown.
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Casper
Buck Watson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Miss Yost
Donzelman
Shule
Idra
Board of Chemists
State University At
Laramie
Wan Founda
Edward C. Mill
Denver
Hill
Atate Chem
Donstman
Progressives to Open Fight in the Senate
In Washington on January 10 progressives signaled further battle in the Senate. Senator Hiram Johnson warned that reactionaries will not control the Harding administration or block progressive laws. The opening move is a motion to reconsider Poindexter and strike down a bill likely to be brought by La Follette unless business prevents action.
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Washington
Hiram Johnson
Harding
Senate
la Follette
Peace Talks End Between Sinn Fein and Lloyd George
London reports confirm peace parleys between Rev Michael O Flanagan and Premier Lloyd George have broken off and will not resume. O Flanagan will not participate further though negotiations not entirely dead. Dublin says military forces foiled Sinn Fein attack plans in the city and an American refugee from Honolulu held in Cork. An attempted murder near Dublin fails as officers and a wife are shot at but escape. one officer wounded and the assailant driver flees to Dublin Castle.
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Associated Press
London
Michael O’flanagan
Ring Preneent
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
Ireland
Daily Mail
Father O'Flanagan
Dublin
Body Found Under Car Identified as Thorne of Montgomery Ward
Police report a body found under an overturned car in Los Angeles early today is partially identified as Reymond C. Thorne, a member of the firm Montgomery Ward & Co in Chicago.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Reymond C. Thorne
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Chicago
Greeks Defeat Nationalists Turks on the Run
Reports from Smyrna say Greek forces under Mustapha Kemal repelled a large Turkish Nationalist force and forced a disorderly retreat toward Brusa. The Greek advance contradicts claims of a demoralized army after the government change.
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Atifens
Smyrna
Mustapha Kemal
Brusa
Man Who Refined First Barrel Oil at Midwest Plant
Hiram W. Moore aged 68 died at his West Yellowstone avenue home after heart trouble. Born February 12 1852 in New York he moved to Wyoming in 1912 and made Casper his home eight years. Survived by widow Mary A. Moore and three daughters Mrs F F Johnson of New York Mr L F Bridwell and Mrs C B Gutea of Casper. Funeral services planned at Shaffer Gay chapel with Christian Science reader leading.
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Hiram W. Moore
Midwest
Casper
West Yellowstone Avenue
Mr. Moore
New York
Wyoming
Masonic Lodge
Mary A. Moore
Ff. J. Johnson
L. FB
Bridwell
C. BE
Gutea
Shaffer Gay Chapel
Christian Science Reader
Women Growing Taller and Heavier Says Penn Doctor
Philadelphia January 11 report cites Dr. Ruth McKeagle, physical director at the University of Pennsylvania, noting women are growing taller and heavier based on recent observations.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
R. ‘Ult McKeagle
University of Pennsylvania
Armenian Army Demobilized by Soviet, Burlvan Report
The Times reports on January 10 that the entire Armenian army in existence has been demobilized by the Soviet forces at Burlvan, indicating a major shift in regional military status.
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London
Burlvan
The
Times
Lumber price control alleged by industry associations
The Federal Trade Commission reports that ten regional lumber associations, forming the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association in Chicago, can control production, curb competition, and keep prices high. The findings cite correspondence and point to impacts on home building and forest policy debates.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
National
Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago
Antitrust Probe Targets Southern Yellow Pine Lumber
The Department of Justice is studying possible Sherman Act violations in the lumber and yellow pine industry. The inquiry follows a federal trade commission report on lumber manufacturers sent to Congress.
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Washington
South
Department of Justice
Federal Trade Commission
Congreaa
Threats Against Cable Landing Claim Made in Senate Hearing
Newcomb Carlton president of Western Union testified before the senate committee that the state department is threatening Cuba to block permits for Western Union cable landings. He cited a dispute over a Barbadoes landing as a broader effort to establish new South American communications. Carlton declined to discuss alleged English surveillance of dispatches. Under Secretary Davis was to appear later that afternoon.
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Associated Press
Washington
Estate
Western Union
Senate Committee
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Company
Carlton
Barbadoes
South America
Great Britain
State Department
Kelloge
Davis
Trio are ground to death under train
Three persons died when eastbound No 20 struck them on the Union Pacific track near Pine Bluffs Wyoming. Leontie Waugh Merle Vaugh and an unidentified man were killed while a younger Waugh boy survived. Coroner Flakbinder from Cheyenne ordered an inquest.
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Union Pacific
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Here
Los Angeles
Leontie Waugh
Pine Puffa
Merle Vaugh
Pine Bluffa
Waugh
Gomperes Arrive Mexico City for Pan American Labor Conference
Samuel Gomper and fourteen American labor leaders reach Mexico City with a Mexican reception committee to attend the Pan American Federation of Labor conference.
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Mexico City
Samuel Gompera
Pan-American Federation of Labor
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