Wyoming Behind You Message From Monster Meeting
The item describes a roused audience and a formal program with speakers including Rev. E B Brace and Rev. Jobe J. Ghigaler. It notes vows of allegiance, support for government decisions, and hints at calls for President Wilson and Judge Carey. The report reflects political climates and public sentiment during the event.
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Wyoming
Wilson
Monster
EB. B. Brace
First Methodist Performanes
Jobe J. Ghigaler
First Congregational Church
United States
Carey
Siz
Sam Asher Sr Civil War Veteran Dies in Cheyenne
Sam G. Asher Sr. 76 a Cheyenne resident for 23 years died at his home 609 West Twenty second street. He served in the Civil War with the Seventy sixth Ohio volunteers and long worked with Fort D A Russell quartermaster department. He is survived by his wife five sons and two daughters. Two sons Bam Jr and Fay co own with E B Johnston Grocery Co Cheyenne.
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Sam G. Asher, Sr
Cheyenne
West Twenty-second Street
Seventy-sixth
Ohio Volunteers
Quartermaster Department
Fort D. A. Russell
Mr. Asher
Bam Jr
Fay
E. 8
Johnston Grocery Company
Cheygune
Inc Project in Kexi Years Aids Road Building
Government plans funding in Kexi years to support road construction. The proposal includes a 156 mile route from Lander to the Jacham Hole and seeks high level government consent for execution.
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Inc
Kexi
Secale
Lander
Jacham Hole
Statewide pledge of service to America voiced in Wyoming
Messages stream to Governor Hour from every corner of Wyoming declaring readiness to serve the state and nation. Douglas Council of Defense chair H McWhinste reports formation of a local unit to assist as needed, signed by Claud L McDermott J H Hykes B F Davie and Clara Bishop. University of Wyoming president Clyde A Duniway also offers private and official capacity service. Governor Hour says Wyoming can furnish a 16 rider roughrider squadron if President Wilson calls for volunteers.
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Frank L. Hour
H. McWhinste
Douglas
Douglas Council of Defense
Hour
Douglee
Claud L. McDermott
J. H. Hykes
B. F. Davie
Clara Bishop
Clyde A. Duniway
University of Wyoming
Baker
Wilson
Wyoming
Roughriders
Army Appropriation Bill Passed Fast by House
The House approved the 1917 army appropriation bill at 9240,600,000 in under half an hour in the same form as last session. Amendments to raise the total to 270,000,000 were ignored to speed action. The military academy and civil and deficiency bills followed, with the senate failing to pass similar supply measures previously.
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D. C
House
Congress
Military Academy
Senate
Wind River oil lands lease method debated in hearing
Government officials and oil land applicants debated whether Wind River reservation lands should be leased by competitive bidding or by preferential first filed priority. Secretary Vogelsong noted Osage gains from bidding and signaled Interior's interest in a decision favoring state or applicant interests, with advisory findings expected.
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Washington
DT. C
Wind River Reservation
Mereresse Se
Vogelsong
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Spunie Soo
Vogelaong
Ius
Chatterton group presses land claims against withdrawal order
Former Governor Chatterton and about thirty five investors press a preferential leasing right arguing wells developed justify their claim. Mayor Hardin’s camp calls them trespassers for violating a government withdrawal order, while Secretary Vogelnong confirms leasing will not be blocked and senators urge caution on competitive leasing.
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Chatterton
Wyoming
Hardin
Lander
Chattertons
Charles Breckens
Therfore
Chetterton
Vogelnong
Myera
Montana
Maendell
Senate Declares War State Against Germany
Washington April 4 the senate passed a resolution, 82 to 6, declaring a state of war exists between the United States and Germany. McCumber's substitute to declare war over Germany’s sinking of another American ship was defeated. The house will act tomorrow. La Follette stirred excitement with a hospital note from North Dakota.
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Washington
Db. C
Senate
United States
Germany
Gronna
North
McCumber
House
State Department
House Committee
Wilson
Rolla
Lansing
Polk
Calderon
Bolivia
Bkngren
Den
Ritter
McAdoo
Cerk
Cummings
Kenyom
Kirby
Ogerman Clapp
Works
Gore
Reed
LA Pollette
la Follette
Helgesen
North Dakota
W A. Woods
Kinney Oil and Refining Co Formed in Cheyenne Details
John D P Clark filed articles of incorporation for Kinney Oil and Refining company in Cheyenne. The new firm shows a capital of 10 million dollars with 8 thousand dollars paid toward state filing fees. Directors include J M Minmey L A Miller John D Clark Charles K Orchard Ron M Wood.
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John DP. Clark
Kinney Oil and Refining Company
Sypregie
J. ©. Minmey
L. A. Miller
John D. Clark
Charles K. Orchard
Ron M. Wood
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Ceyenne
Imi Senate
J. D. Clash
Sam Asher
Facie Ie
Wind River
Wall Street
Norris
Lane
Stone
Vardaman
Kinsey
Clark
Miller
Ow Company
Gress Creek
Dallas
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