Gov Johnson Delays Veto on Japan Bill
Gov Johnson spends time weighing the Japan bill as he considers whether to veto the measure. The decision pauses a key legislative move amid ongoing debate over trade and policy.
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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
6
Gov Johnson spends time weighing the Japan bill as he considers whether to veto the measure. The decision pauses a key legislative move amid ongoing debate over trade and policy.
Western Newspaper Union reports in Sacramento that Governor Johnson may respond to Secretary Bryan on alien land ownership and census plans. Senate votes on Caminetti resolutions and Webb treaty issue are noted as Washington awaits action. An Arizona memorial favors abrogating the US Japan treaty for states to pass own alien land laws. Fatal runaway accident in Garland, Wyoming leaves a mother injured and child dead amid Ireland suffrage tensions.
Report on the July 1 1911 Greeley post office robbery cites Postmaster Davie B Gray to be relieved of $10058 08 value. A Denver man J Wolf survived a crushed arm after an elevator incident. Five workers at Texas Pipe Line died in a lightning strike. two injured. International talk of a May 20 revival and WWI era wartime diplomacy features Wilson and Bryan meetings.
A chaotic recap notes a man killed and another injured after a fight near Elk City Kansas. A youth case in Portland Oregon follows a police Juvenile Court conference. A revenue cutter ships mail from Nome to Seattle. Mrs James Thomason dies in Colombo Arkansas from a bow sting. A Gary protest prompts lifting of a lunch prohibition in steel mills. A ship accident off Prince Rupert leads to a woman overboard presumed alive. A murder in Denver ends in suicide by trigger pull. A bid to split California into two states surfaces in Senate.
The House passed a bill concerning duty exhibits for San Diego exposition and sent tariffs to a committee for consideration while an 8000 appropriation funded parcel post clerks. Senator OGorman proposed reclaiming 66000 paid in ransom for Miss Killen. Representative Young announced resignation plans as leaders discussed committee appointments and a Colorado senator cited a report alleging collusive wagers to influence tariff outcome.
The report notes Secretary Lane recommended restoring more than 1 000 000 acres in South Dakota previously withdrawn from water use for coal or other land. It mentions Mrs. Lane and others in appointments, and references political tensions in Mexico with Huerta and Madero.
Reported bidding action at a London railway terminus as the Argentine government takes steps to oppose the American beet interests in Argentina. A Vancouver steamer Ophir was destroyed by fire at Trunewick Wharf, Canoe Pore. A daring Low Angelen movement involves Mesioo treaties war meroplanem in the battle context. The marriage of former King Man Hal of Portugal to Princeew Adu tioe Victoria is set for Begtonater. The Duke of Marlborough palace incident follows an anonymous threat letter. Twenty five federal officers and artillery colonels were taken privily during a public execution by Constitutionaliet commanders. Official admission by Hermnosito authorities. Philippine debts cause wrecks and deaths as storms strike numerous vessels and craft. total known fatalities fifty eight with rising reports.
Harvard beat Cornwall by a wide margin in a dual track meet at Cambridge Massachusetts. The meet featured other collegiate results including Princeton sweeping Yale and Dartmouth in theIntercollegiate car championship with Princeton leading Yale and Dartmouth.
The Denver market notes cattle like beet steers and cows with pulp fed quality, feeders and stockers, hay prices per ton for Colorado, Nebraska, and other regions, plus grain prices for Wheat Corn and Bran. It also lists butter eggs and poultry pricing, flour and fruit fixtures, and cotton and linseed oil quotes from across markets.
The Western Newspaper notes a 40 mile northwest trek by Prof. C. K. Linde man of Boulder with County Surveyor Everett Glafoke to extract about 100 tons of titaniferous iron ore from Wonderful Mountain. The ore runs 90 percent iron, with high titanite content preventing reduction. Proposed shipment to Denver for fertiliser experiments to test commercial fertilizer use. Also covered are legal notices in federal court, a wife desertion case, a stabbing incident, frontier day date changes, a quarry fight with casualties, and other regional items.
A compilation of Wyoming items from June to September 1918 notes Chautauqua meetings in Laramie and Thermopolis, state federation gatherings, farm development progress, mail line improvements, and a rising apiary project. It reports injuries from accidents, a major freight train incident near Van Tassell, and various local commerce and weather observations affecting farming and ranching statewide.
Luly Myers, wife of a ranchman from the Guernsey district, pleaded guilty in Wheal District Court to horse theft and was sentenced to serve one to two years.
Readable fragments show testimonials from Kansas and Montana women praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for backache weakness and general improvement. Buried editor notes and stray ad fragments accompany personal names and places like Lawrence Kansas Burns Montana New Jersey Street.
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