Woolgrowers Form United Front Against Forest Policy
In Cokeville Wyoming on November 30 the Uinta County Woolgrowers Association was organized with J D Noblitt as president and others as officers. The group joined Wyoming and National associations, condemned forest reserve policy and public domain leasing, and endorsed a Wyoming field pathology bureau. A rail shipments clause requiring 20 mph average speed was urged.
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Cokeville
Wyo
Uinta County Woolgrowers Association
J. D. Noblitt
M. Covey
Collet
Wyoming Woolgrowers Association
National Woolgrowers
Forest Reserve
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
Congress
Non-Partisan Twenty To Urge New Mexico Statehood
A statehood convention held in Santa Fe with broad representation adopted resolutions calling for statehood at the next Congress. Curry pledged President Roosevelt will aid the movement. A non-partisan committee of twenty was named to travel to Washington to press passage of the enabling act. A statehood league was formed.
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Washington
Santa Fe
N. M
Soy. Curry
Roosevelt
Matson Holds Douglas Court in Lusk Sessions
Judge R. N. Matson returned from Douglas where he rendered decisions on multiple cases. The Bank of Lusk won against McFarland over a forged check, Witt won replevin for sheep against Curtis, Bonsall won trespass against Pets, and 4. H. Cartright was found guilty of grand larceny and sentenced to one year. Several naturalisations were heard with Mr. Adams of Denver representing the government.
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R. N. Matson
Douglas
McFarland
Bank of Lusk
Lacey
Cheyenne
Maurer
Plaintim
Witt
Curtis
H. Harvey
Bonsall
H. Cartright
Big Muddy
Adams
Denver
Southern orator to attend Anti-Galoon conference
Rev. D G W Young from Kentucky visits to attend the Anti-Galoon league sessions next Monday and Tuesday. He is described as a southern orator of the old time and preaches at the Presbyterian church this morning.
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D. G. W. Young
Kentucky
Anti-Galoon League
Dr. Young
Presbyterian Church
Thin Morales
Stolypin Court Martial Remarks Spark Duel Threat
In St Petersburg the constitutional democrats’ orator Reditcheff called the Stolypin drumhead court martial tension a harsh phrase. Stolypin considered a duel and seconds were named but diplomacy aimed to avert a clash as Reditcheff sought forgiveness and a suspension vote passed.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Fedor I. Reditcheff
Constitutional Democrats
Duma
Associated Press
Reditcheff
Reditchef
Mondell May Be Sidetracked for Land Committee Chair
Washington November 30 The selection of speakers has begun with Can non chosen as party leader. Mondell Wyoming, ranking member since Lacey's defeat, may miss the public lands chair due to his opposition to the administration plan. The speaker questions Mondell's fit for the land committee if views on land legislation differ.
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Washington
Cannon
Mondell
Wyoming
House Committee On Public Lands
Lacey
Iowan
Congress
Land Committee
Jamestown Stamp Sale Ends At Midnight
Washington D C Nov 40 Sale of the Jamestown exposition commemorative postage stamps was discontinued at midnight No more will be sent out by the post office department Those in public hands remain available for postage as the United States demonetizes steam is oid
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Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
United States
Roosevelt to opened Congress with sweeping program
A New Legislation scene in Washington is forecast as Congress convenes with President Roosevelt likely to unveil the longest, most ambitious message. Key goals include currency reform, railway regulation, expansion of federal powers over corporations, waterways improvements, and natural resource preservation. The tariff and merchant marine issues loom large as Congress prepares to act.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Phow Barkier
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lakes
Gulf
Merchant Marine Commission
Senate
House
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Brazil
Panama
Argentine
Peru
Chile
Duel With Knives on West Sixteenth Street
Two Mexican men fought a knife duel starting just after midnight on West Sixteenth Street, watched by about a dozen spectators who thought it a drunken scuffle until a plank was used to strike. The larger man retreated down Eddy Street with a trail of blood. the smaller vanished. Police later arrested the wounded fighter’s companion at a room near Fifteenth and Ferguson. The cause and origin of the duel remain unknown.
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West Sixteenth Street
Sixteenth Street
Eddy Street
Fifteenth
Ferguson Streets
Shoe and Devereux
Wiseman
Sixteenth
Ferguson
Min
Sixteenth and
Eddy
Mine Owners Endorse Goldfield Shutdown to Halt Mines
Goldfield leaders vote to close district mines until labor and financial crises ease. The Mine Owners' Association and Chamber of Commerce accuse contractors of boycotting Nevada and threaten to bring the dispute to Washington, with a plan to resume production only when conditions improve.
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Goldfield
Fraternal Battalion Hosts Social Event
A Fraternal Battalion social was held last night at the 1 0 0 F ball lawt fight hall. The event featured a foe motion program and a display of uniform ranks from various chapters.
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Adl
OO. BK
Navy Defeats Army 6–0 in Annual Football Classic
Navy beat Army 6 to 0 before about 30 000 spectators in Philadelphia. The game featured frequent fumbling and failed forward passes with the only score coming in the second half as Navy outplayed the cadets despite a closer appearance. Miss Ethel Roosevelt attended as the Acting Secretary of War’s guest and observed the event.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Army
Ethel Roosevelt
Oliver
Walsh Not a Bit Bashful in Bank Trial Session
Chicago November 30. Evidence shows 2 570 595 deposited to John R Walsh private enterprises. Government contends funds diverted from Chicago National Bank. HB B McKay book keeper testified amid heated objections as defense and court clash with witnesses.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
HB. B. McKay
Walsh
Beardes McKay
Heavy bidding for canal bonds attracts bids in Washington
In Washington November 0, about four thousand bids were received for the 60 million dollar canal bonds. Bids closed at 4 40 p m and clerks took two hours to open them. Secretary Cortelyou will be shown the tabulation. National City Bank of New York submitted several bids totaling about eight million dollars at prices around 101 8 8 to 101 1/2.
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Washington, D. C
Cortelyou
National City Bank of New York
BHLKS lodge plans bond retirement and new member classes
Cheyenne Lodge No. 60 announces in the Leader that January 1 four thousand two hundred dollars of bonds from the Bik’s Home erection will be redeemed. Next Saturday the Casper lodge will initiate twenty candidates and in December a class of twenty from Douglas joins. The influx will push total membership above one hundred since last April.
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Cheyenne
P.O. E
Wiks
Casper
Deven
Dous Jae
Te Oreass
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