Resolutions Adopted To Address Pinchot Policies At Congress
In Albuquerque on October 3, Spokane was chosen as the site for the Seventeenth National Irrigation Congress final session. A new governing board was elected with power to manage affairs between sessions. President G H Barstow and other officers were noted. Joseph Ransdell urged cooperation with related groups. The congress backed a tribunal to review forest service actions on homesteads, entries, and forest regulation, and endorsed restoring certain forest land to public entry where not needed for forest purposes.
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Montana
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National Rivers and Harbors Congress
New Mexico
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Forest Service
Laramie Autoists Brave Show Storm
A group of six Laramie automobile owners and accompanying guests traveled to Cheyenne to discuss plans for improving the Laramie Cheyenne road. They faced a mountain snow storm and found Cheyenne residents had not prepared to receive them, causing initial disappointment but later understanding of the weather-related reception.
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J. B. Winslow
Elmer Lovejoy
McMasters
Hharles Barnett
C. L. Patchell
James Matthewson
Jarvis
Mins Frye
Eva Hansen
Peale
Sayer Hansen
Three Teams Within Reach Of National Pennant Race
The pennant outcome in the National League could be decided by Pittsburg Chicago or New York as the stretch run tightens. New York’s loss increases pressure while Pittsburg can clinch by beating Chicago. Chicago could tie if New York wins and Pittsburg falters. The season includes a pending decision on a September 23 New York vs Chicago tie game.
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Finnish Miner Emil Kotila Murdered for Money
Coroner Curtis reports Emil Kotila a Finnish coal miner was killed for money. Autopsy reveals a stiletto wound to the brain and multiple injuries. Two Finnish acquaintances were arrested as suspects as the Union Pacific ships stock to South Omaha via Laramie County routes.
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Enxil Kotila
South Omaha
Twen
Curtis
Safford
Kottla
Kotila
Cheyenne Jews Observe Yom Kippur
Cheyenne Jewish citizens begin the Day of Atonement at the Masonic hall on Sixteenth Street. The service marks the tenth day of Tishri and the season of solemnity. S. B. Pearlstine will deliver a lecture titled Our Record to greet attendees.
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XPERT WITNESSES CALLED AT DOUGLAS TRIAL
Dr L P Desmond and Dr Charles L Keiffer were retained to give expert testimony in the trial at Douglas of Ray Parnell and Tom Daley, charged with the murder of Ray Parnell. The physicians will depart for Douglas Tuesday morning. CHEYENNE ELEVEN BEATEN IN GREELEY OPENER A 17 to 0 loss for Cheyenne High at Greeley in the first football game of the year.
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L. P. Desmond
Charles Ll. Keiffer
Ray Parnell
Tom Daley
Cheyenne
Greeley
Greeley High School
Little Graham Boy Not Hurt by Hogs
Union Neb reports stated a boy of Mrs. Graham of Cheyenne was attacked by hogs while visiting Union. Joseph Graham, who is visiting, feared the report but later received word that his son was not injured.
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Joseph Graham
Sheriff Nets Suspect After Horse Thief Pursuit
Rawlins Wyoming October 3 Special Sheriff Horton returns with Jack Dempsey riding a stolen horse. Dempsey made two escape attempts but failed each time. He had been tried recently for horse stealing and acquitted, but the case looks bad for him.
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Wyo
Horton
Jack Dempsey
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Dempsey
Nomination Contest Offers $1500 Auto and Other Prizes
A county paper lists candidates in a popular vote contest with prizes totaling 1500 for the top vote getter, a touring car for five, a piano for district leaders, and a diamond stud watch for the next in line. Readers are urged to collect subscriptions, save coupons, and nominate themselves to win. Districts cover Big Horn to Albany counties with three regional divisions.
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Big Horn
Sheridan
Crook, Johnson and
Weeton
Victor Rosewater Accuses Unfounded Tariff Claim
In Fairview Nebraska on Oct 3 readers laughed at a Rosewater critique of a supposed Bryan tariff speech. The Omaha World Herald clarifies the quoted line is not from Bryan but part of the Republican platform.
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Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
Omaha Ee
Victor Rosewater
Republican Executive Committee
Republican Publicity Bureau
Bryan
American Industries
World Herald
Brinker Aims to Break Denver Cheyenne Auto Record
Harold Brinker plans another run to surpass the Denver Cheyenne automobile record today. He left Denver early and last week reached Carr about twenty miles south of Cheyenne before his car burst into trouble after two hours.
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Harold Brinker
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Brinker
Carr
Cheyenne
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