Army Officers Borrow Funds to Pay Troops
Commanding officers of troops in the city have borrowed money from banks to cover cash needs after funds for June pay are stalled. Troops headed for Pole Mountain on Sunday rely on officers who will reimburse from July pay. a three month delay could require about 160000 dollars to settle Fort Russell soldiers.
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Pole Mountain
Schultz
Ninth Cavalry
Noble
Senate
Fort Russell
State Board Sets Lower Levy Saving Over $38,000
The state board of equalization reports next year’s levies total 3.08 mills on a valuation of 180,750,629.97, yielding 506,711.94 in income, down from last year’s 3.20 mills on 185,994,398.92 that produced 194,900.07. The drop reflects stock losses and the uneven valuation split among livestock real estate counties and incorporated entities totaling 51,613,694.21.
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State Board of Equalization
A&a
Supreme Court in New York Opens Graft Inquiry
New York investigators report the supreme court will run a grand jury inquiry into police graft as Justice Goff presides over trials of Police Lieutenant Becker and others in the Herman Rosenthal case. The inquiry aims to probe police ties to gambling and disorderly houses, triggering a citywide panic among underworld figures.
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New York
Supreme Court
Justice Goff
Dix
Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Rosenthal
John Doe
Smith
Wyoming Oil Fields Seen As World Leader In Ten Years
Albert Brown of Oll Well and Supply Co predicts Wyoming oil fields will outrank others within a decade. He notes high oil quality, strong production signals in Wyoming, and potential for pipelines to Gulf and other regions. Brown plans further Wyoming investments, expecting sagebrush land to yield large mineral returns.
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Wyoming
Albert Brown
Mid-Continent
Oll Well and Supply Co., (Inc
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Brown
Southern
California
Oklahoma
Browne
Gulf
Mr. Brown
the Plains
Former Wyoming man Elwood Mead visits U.S. for funeral
Elwood Mead, once Wyoming territorial and state engineer, and later head of Victoria Australia’s State Rivers and Water Supply, returns from four years in Australia on four months leave. He travels from Melbourne to attend Governor Richards Wyomings funeral and then plans to Washington. He aims to recruit irrigation experts to California and Wyoming fruit growers.
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Elwood Mead
Cheyenne
Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
State Rivers and Water Supply
State
Victoria
Australia
United States
Mead
Melbourne
Richards
Wyoming
California
Where to Vote Today at The City Primaries
Voters in Cheyenne districts 1 and 2 learn polling locations. Precinct 1 lists voting sites at Clark Hose House Rear, Dinneen Garage, and Sane Planing Mill with judges and clerks named. Precinct 2 details McGurveys Barn and Mrs. Wades Barn as voting places with listed judges and clerks.
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Cheyenne
John M. Bresnahan
Frank Perkinson
John Hughes, Jr
J. H. Schmidt
James J
Jordan
Clark Hose House
James Julien
Michael Seegar
Merman Aman
George Davis
Geo. P. Knight
Dinneen
Charles Stevens
S. H. Becker
F. J. Niawander
F. M. Bruner
Emmett Storey
Mrs. Wade
Farmers Jubilant Over Big Crops At Chugwater
Dry farmers in Chugwater Wyoming celebrate large yields as wheat oats and flax show strong per acre returns. About 300 carloads of wheat expected to ship this year and corn prospects are bright. New settlers rapidly improve land with 600 farms planned by next spring. Mr W E Nunnmaker noted among arrivals.
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Chigwater
Wyo
Iowa Flats
Chugwater
W. EL. Nunnmaker
Army Heads Ten Post Sunday for Inspections
A telegram to Port D. A. Russell reports Secretary of War Stimson and a high party will arrive at Cheyenne on a special train Sunday for a Fort Hassell garrison inspection. Brigadier General Potts leads the Central division with aides and staff officers, and the march includes target practice and tactical maneuvers near Mort D. A. Russell.
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Port D. A. Russell
Stimson
Crogier
William Lasalter
Tillery
Leroy 8
Lyon
Cheyennne
Fort Hassell
Pole Mountain
Romney D. Potts
Chicago
Carter
Laurier
General Staff
W. Ss. McNair
Field Artillery
Fort Riley
Kas
Arto
Fourth Field Artillery
Port Sl
Primary Election Voting Rules and Precinct Guidance
Voters are urged to participate in today's primary to select candidates. The notice outlines ballot procedures, precinct and polling place verification, party enrollment, and the recording of affiliation for the next general election.
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Primary Election Board
Wilson Addresses German-American Gathering in Taft Vote Clash
Governor Wilson spoke at a German American event in Torboren New Jersey on August 19. He faced cheers and a split crowd as he warned against following the Taft path and urged that voters choose their own candidates over party bosses.
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Torboren
N.T
Wilson
Baltimore
United States
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Read in Washington
The weather bulletin notes local rain on Tuesday in Wyoming with Wednesday expected to be fair.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Ex Gov Richards Remains In City For Funeral Today
Ex Governor Richard a lefe dies in Melbourne Australia after a banquet visit. His remains will lie in state in the capital rotunda under guard. services set at the Baptist church at 9 oclock with Rev. Van Winkle and Rev. Nelson officiating. Pallbearers and guards named, memorial letters from Australian officials to be presented.
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Richard
City
Hall
Noephal
Richards
Australia
Bapist
Ney
van Winkle
Nelson
Ws Stone
Pi. Te Nch
Carey
Charles W. Riger
Mesera
Patten
Clarkes
B. Cuernsey
Fe, & Johnston
B.J. Niawander
W. C0. Deming
Mills
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