Wyoming Stockgrowers Elect New Officers and Back Big Five Packers
The Wyoming Stockgrowers Association closed its 24th annual convention with elections, venue choice, and new resolutions. Officers named were J. C. Underwood president, T. D. O’Neil vice president, William C. Irvine treasurer, and Miss Alice Smith secretary. Lusk won the 1921 meeting, replacing Buffalo after a vote. A stormy plank endorsed the Big Five packers against an injunction and urged Congress to enact the new consolidated bill with enforcement. Other measures praised outgoing officials, supported drought relief loans, condemned the railroad strike, and urged selling surplus frozen meats to foreign governments to depress domestic livestock prices. The group toured the Wyoming Hereford Corporation ranch, then resumed discussions amid robust debate over the packer bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Stockgrowers’ Association
J. C. Underwood
Underwood
T. D. O'Neil
Big Piney
William C. Irvine
Douglas
Alice Smith
Cheyenne
Lusk
Buffalo
Thessociation
Wyoming
Masonic Temple
Gonverse County
Europe
Interstate Commerce Commission
trans-Missouri
Colorado
New Mexico
Montana
Dakotas
Wyoming Hereford Corporation
Raymond G
Husted
Denver
Charles B. Irwin
Irwin
Abeve
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Hereford Ranch
Delta Oil, Albany Co op, Ellis Livestock Firms Form Charters
Several corporations filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Notable entities include the Mississippi Delta Oil Company with 1 million capitalization and a seven member board led by J. C. Raymond. Other filings cover Albany Co-operative Association at Laramie with 50 000 capital and four directors, Ellis Livestock Company at Medicine Bow with 50 000 capital, Bruce Drilling Company at Douglas with 200 000 capital, and Washakie Trading Company increasing capital from 25 000 to 50 000 by stockholder approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Delta Oil Company
Newcastle Wye
C. BE. Wright
W. R. Humphrey
J. H. Pettey
Z. W. la Flerche
W. M. Garrard
O. L. Kimbrough
Albany Co-operative Association
Laramie
William Beckwith
James Rassmussen
J. A. Nelson
H.S. Steveson
Grove Moyer
Ellis Livestock Company
Medicine Bow
Cordelia Ellis
William Brooks
Charles Ellis
Bruce Drilling Company
Douglas
Wyo
J. F. McMurray
A. D. Bruce
J. R. Hylton
Washakie Trading Company
Interchurch drive seeks living wages for ministers across denominations
The Interchurch World Movement coordinates 30 denominations in a campaign from April 25 to May 2 to raise 336 777 572 for ministerial salaries. A 20 510 299 budget is cited as the minimum to ensure living wages, with state by state salary data showing wide gaps and many clergy earning under 1000 annually. Large catalog of baby carriages and sulkless items listed at Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbiner.
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W. L. Wade
Interchurch World Movement
Interchurch Movement
California
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New York
New York City
Connecticut
Kentucky
Interchurch
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Outlaw strike empties UrlD's largest stockyards
The railroad yardmen and switchmen strike paralyses Chicago transport lines causing cattle shippers to halt shipments or move stock to other yards. As a result UrlD's largest stockyards sit empty and idle with 40,000 to 60,000 workers out of work, risking meat supply nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
URLD
Chicago
Socialists Must Pay 3000 Fine Upheld by Court
New York April 16 A $3000 fine imposed on the American Socialists society for violating the espionage law by publishing The Great Madness pamphlet written by Prof Scott Nearing was affirmed by Judge Henry G Wood on appeal The society was convicted while Nearing was acquitted after a separate trial
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New York
American Socialists Society
Federal District Court Today
Henry G. Wood
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Scott Nearing
Society
Would Extend Laws to Foreign Lands
Dr Clarence T Wilson of the Oregon conference told the New Hampshire Methodist conference in Haverhill Mass that major temperance groups will push Congress to withdraw flag and consul protection from U S citizens who go abroad to conduct business illegal at home.
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Haverhill
Mass
Congress
United States
Clarence T. Wilson
Oregon
New Hamphire
Maggie Stowers Pays Federal Fine of 500 Dollars
Maggie Stowers appeared before Judge Riner in U S district court on Thursday to pay a federal fine of 500 dollars. The case involves unresolved charges and follows prior publicity surrounding Stowers.
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Maggie Stowers
Maggie. Stowers
Judge Riner
United States District
Firemen Seek Restoration of Two Platoon System
Cheyenne firemen petition Mayor Ed P Taylor to restore the two platoon arrangement and raise pay from 115 to 125 a month. The plan, once used, divided eight men per shift with day fourteen hour nights and biweekly platoon changes to ensure sixteen firefighters on duty during emergencies.
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Cheyenne Fire Department
Ed P.taylor
Taylor
United States
Arrangement of continuous shift duty for fire crews
A description explains that firefighters work with meals breaks and single days off, with schedules designed to keep a constant force of men available at all times.
Hawaiian Island Devastated by Severe March Storm
HILO Hawaii Island reports the worst rain and electrical storm in thirty years. On March 29 a hail shower smashed tar-paper roofs of many summer cottages while wireless communication failed and isolation of the island occurred.
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Hilo
Island of Hawaii
1. H
Chinese Boys to Be Sent to This Country
Peking reports the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Agriculture will send several Peking Government University students to major U S firms for practical training in modern business methods.
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Peking
Ministry of Education
Ministry of Agriculture
Peking Government University
United States
Magistrate Fines Woman for Selling Alcohol
A woman was fined 500 for selling intoxicating liquor for beverage use and released. The raid on Maggie Stowers’ establishment on West Eighteenth street uncovered liquor mixing wood alcohol. Stowers was robbed of a large quantity of silver coins and has reportedly been arrested three times in the last eighteen months for various causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Stowers
Mage 6 Stowers
West Eighteenth Street
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Stock Growers Association
BIG Five
Packers
Miraloolpp
Delta Oil Corporation
Million-Dollar Petroleum Company
Wyoming Corporation
Jersey City
En’s Milk
Ben Davis
Asters
Kelley Mercantile Company
Hawaiian
Olsen's Grocery
23Rd and
Evans Streets
UNION
Hamilton-Brown
O’ Connell’s
East 11Th Street
East Side
Evans Street
J. A. Whelan
E. S. Johnston Grocery Company
Rockies
Jones Dairy Farm
Chase & Sanborn
Seal Brand
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