Wyoming Good Roads meeting backs state campaign plan
District directors of the Wyoming Good Roads association met in Cheyenne to discuss a 16 good roads day plan for Lararkle Platte Albany and Goshen counties. Governor Carey urged Wyoming to raise road quality with a one day good roads effort and a mid June state campaign was planned. State officers then headed to Rock Springs for a southwestern meeting with similar towns to follow.
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Wyom- Mg_Good Roads association
Cheyenne
Lararkle
Platte
Alpany Find
Goshen
Goshen County
Laramie County
H. B. Colburn
F. R. Dil- Une
J, J. Hunt
Perry Williams
W. K. Dinneen
D. B. Miller
Moniz
Mr. Sloat
E. Ll.mery
Frank J. Wilfler
Albany
Louis Bath
Joe Lane
Platte County
Charles Mason
L. Rumsey
Mr. Ayers
Tl. L. Newton
Cody
Wyoming Good Roads Association
E. LU. Emery
Robert J. Carey
Wyoming
Mr. Newton
Park County
Newton
Rock Springs
Gasper
Basin
Sheridan
Wireless to Be Used to Convey News of Fishes
Halifax, N S April 29 Equipped with wireless a fisheries cruiser will scout off the Canadian coast this season. It will flash locations of schools of food fish to coastal stations which transmit to fishing boats. Arrival location size and direction will be wirelessed. Boats in harbor will be notified directly and larger vessels will receive the information at sea. This modern aid accompanies a wartime campaign to promote fish as food and build a new industry. Fast trains move fish to Montreal Ottawa and Toronto for distribution inland. More than 500000 pounds of flat fish and cod are marketed monthly on the Pacific coast. Inland lakes have fisheries with Sacktehowan alone catching over 80000 pounds yearly. Canadians are expected to consume more than ten times as much fish due to propaganda and government railway cooperation.
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Halifax
N. S
Canada
Canadian National Railways
Montreal
Quebec
Ottawa
Toronto
Pacific
Winnipeg
Sacktehhewan
Weather Report Fragment With Temperatures and Wind
The report notes clear to partly cloudy conditions with a 46 degree temperature for the date. Highest 40 degrees at 3 pm, lowest 86 degrees at 6 30 am. Wind velocity peaks at 33 miles from the northwest at 9 am. Precipitation data show rain and melted snowfall amounts and total since January 4 and January 1 respectively.
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Nocily
Chabee
Mowest
Ingh J.anow
Senator Dial Leads Senate Denim Movement
U S Senator Nathaniel B Dial of South Carolina heads the senate push for blue denim as informal congressional uniform after a street encounter with Senator Sheppard of Texas. Sheppard initially skeptical then adopts the blue denim look following a careful inspection.
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U. S
Nathaniel B. Dial
South Carolina
Senate
Sheppard
Texas
Cheyenne Briefs Signal Snow Melt and Local Happenings
Cheyenne reports rapid snow melt with streets drying after two weeks of disruption. A broken crossing at Eighteenth Street and Carey Avenue is nearly repaired. The east side of Charles D. Carey’s home addition on East Seventeenth Street is in use. Mrs. Effie R. Dodds has returned home on crutches after a seven week hospital stay for a broken leg. Birds are singing across the city as meadowlarks and turtle doves return. The Young Men's Literary Club meets at Carnegie Library. Cheyenne Apartment Company elects directors at the Chamber of Commerce. Automobiles resume joy riding as streets improve. Old Schooler barn move may restart next week if routes stay clear. Cars owned by I N Jennings and Cordillo brothers attract attention at the Dildine Garage. Captain Clarence N. Purdy, Mrs. Glyde M. Watts’ brother, has died in Baltimore. The Northern Colorado Osteopathic Association holds a two day session at the Plains Hotel with a banquet. E A Thompson travels to Detroit for a Western Arts convention. University of Wyoming commencements set for early June with Cheyenne students returning home. Mortician W W Dumm returned from Denver after addressing local embalmers. Max Ball returns from Golden after a three day visit.
Cummings Chosen Temporary Chairman for San Francisco Convention
Homer S. Cummings, chairman of the Democratic national committee, is selected to preside as temporary chairman of the national convention in San Francisco on June 28. He will deliver the keynote address outlining party policies for the forthcoming campaign.
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Homer S. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
San Francisco
Cheyenne Hints of Summer Prep and Local News
School of Mines notes Ruth Guilfoyle will start a home hygiene class about May 1. Charles W. Riner returns from California. Cheyenne streets dry except clay surfaces remain boggy. Girls wear overalls as playful gear. Union Pacific overall club fines absent denim wearers. School ends in six weeks, vacation unclear. Housewives plan interior painting. paint stocks rising. People buy second hand cars to rent during fishing season and Frontier celebration. Lawns being prepared citywide for summer.
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Ruth Guilfoyle
Red Cross
Prosecution of Outlaw Strikers in New York Newark
Federal grand juries in New York and Newark will be asked to proceed against railroad strike leaders. Co. B. Ames said DOJ agents have established identities. Bodine noted the New Jersey grand jury is in session and ready to act. No strikers were summoned. Ames said the outlaw strike situation is improving and only punishment for law violations remains.
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New York
Newark
Co. B. Ames
United States Attorney General
Department of Justice
Joseph L. Bodine
United States
New Jersey
Federal Grand Jury
Ames
Gessford Made Major and Superintendent of Washington Police
Harry L. Gessford, who joined the Washington police department as a clerk in 1881, has been promoted to major and superintendent. He succeeds the late Raymond Pullman, whose appointment was notable for his background as a newspaper man.
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Harry L. Gessford
Washington Police Department
Washington, D. C
Raymond Pullman
Massacre Reported in Siberia District Uprising
Official Japanese statement says Nikoleavsk district on Siberia's eastern coast saw a serious upheaval with all communications cut. Reports claim the Japanese guard was annihilated and several hundred Japanese residents including the consul were massacred amid the unrest. guard strength not specified.
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Washington
Nikolaevsk
Siberia
Vladivostok
Japanese Foreign Office
State Department
Foreign Office
Highways Report From Cheyenne On Ley Creek Road Condition
Cheyenne reports the Ley Creek road to Denver remains passable with fair conditions beyond Dover. No reports coming in from Laramie or Pine Bluffs. Cars bound for Chugwater were turned back.
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Cheyenne
Greeley Road
Denver
Fair
Dover
Laramie
Pine Bluffs
Chugwater
Braunschweig Family Relocates to Arizona Resort
Adolph Braunschweig recently left for San Diego seeking health benefits but found California climate too warm and is now at Cactus, Arizona. He travels with Mrs. Braunschweig and their daughter Rosalie, the group relocating to the resort area for treatment and rest.
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Adolph Braunschweig
San Diego
California
Cactus, Ariz
Braunschweig
Rosalie
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Senator Dial
City News
Eighteenth Street
Carey Avenue
Charles D. Carey
East Seventeenth Street
Effie R. Dodds
Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegie Library
Cheyenne Apartment Company
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
City County
I. N. Jennings
Cordillo Brothers
Dildine
The
Northern Colorado Osteopathic Association
Plains Hotel
Furry
the Plains
E. A. Thompson
Detroit
Western Arts Association
University of Wyoming
W. W. Dumm
Dumm Mortuary
Max Ball
Golden
Colorado
Cummings
Homer
School of Mines
Ore ‘Ball
Charles W. Riner
Gheyenne
Union Pacific Overall Club
New York-Newark
REDS
Eight
Cheyenne Steam Laundry & Cleaning Company
Arizona Resort
Russell
Shhumann
Denver, Colorado
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