Colorado School Head Talks Rural Education Problems
Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford, Colorado state superintendent, addressed Wyoming teachers on rural schooling. She argued cleanliness is often opposed by school boards and praised the central red school plan to consolidate small rural schools. She noted teacher housing and the extended authority under state law have improved outcomes. Continued on Page Six.
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Mary C. C. Bradford
Colorado
Central Red
Bradford
Stockman Killed on Way Home for Thanksgiving
Ray McCabe a 30 year old stockman in charge of Wolfert ranches was found dead Thursday near John Gray's ranch six miles northwest of Mona. His saddle lay atop the body and officials believe a horse fall crushed him as he headed home to spend Thanksgiving with his mother. He spoke at Gray's Wednesday night of his plans.
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Sundance
Wyo
Ray McCabe
Wolfert
John Gray
Mona
Gray
Farmers Looking Forward to Agricultural Institutes
Five agricultural institutes for home economics problems will be held in Laramie county this week through cooperation of the University of Wyoming Extension Department and County Agricultural Agent R. E Reynolds. Starting Monday December 11 at Highland Colony, events continue daily through Saturday with visits to Carpenter Burns Pine Bluffs Wevert and Albin. Demonstrations include corn grain and potato exhibits and ten egg samples. experts from the state university will lecture on crops and bolls dairy problems livestock disease prevention and home economics. Social gatherings and basket dinners accompany the program as County Agent Reynolds leads rural improvements alongside local residents.
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Laramie County
University of Wyoming
KK. Reynolds
Highland Colony
Pine Bluffs
Carpenter
Burns
Webert
Albin
T Carpenter
Burns and Pines
State University
Ramine
Hert
Peoretta Kolshorn
Agricultural Department of
The
Parsons
Porr
Burton
Lenbert
Mias Kolshorn
R. BE. Reynolda
Laramie
American troops ready to stop bandit Villa
Reports from Chihuahua City say Carranza forces were routed due to shortages of munitions and food, while Villa bands prepare to evacuate and threaten foreigners. Officials deem Villa unlikely to outpace U S forces as Lansing and Baker meet with President Wilson.
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Bandit
Washington, D. C
Arredondo
Carranza
Chihuahua City
Lansing
Baker
Wilson
Villa
Juarez
United States
Juarez Braces for Mexican Border Turmoil As Exoduses Grow
Juarez authorities report residents fleeing to the U S side while troops bolster border towns. 6,000 sacks of flour shipped to Juarez and 25 carloads of merchandise ordered back to the American side. Customs says duty is sometimes collected both ways as General Gonzales expands forces in Juarez Villa Ahumada and along rail and trails to deter bandit incursions.
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Juarez
Gonzales
Juares
Villa Ahumada
Here
Guadalupe
Rancho Flores
Mexico Northwestern
Casas Grandes
Perahing
Wyoming Quarantine Lifted for Cattle Imports
Governor moves to end Wyoming’s cattle quarantine after a Kansas City veterinary official declares the foot and mouth scare in Kansas a false alarm. State Veterinarian Dr. A W French expects a new proclamation revoking the quarantine to be issued today, allowing stock from Iowa Nebraska and other states into Wyoming.
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Kansas City
Wyoming
Iowa
Kii
Nebraska
Eichhorn
A. T. Kinsley
Kansas City Veterinary College
A. W. French
Senators Walsh Pittman Visit Wyoming Governor Kendrick
Montana senators Walsh and Pittman will travel through Cheyenne on the Overland to Washington for the final session of the Sixty-fourth Congress. They come after Governor Kendrick's victory to the Senate race and expect Kendrick to meet the delegation. The Overland is due to arrive at 7:35 and depart at 7:45.
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Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Key Pittman
Cheyenne
Washington
John L. Kendrick
United States Senate
Walsh
Tralia
Wyoming
Conale
England May Change Mind On Tarnowski Request
London reports a strong belief Britain may reconsider Washington’s demand for a safe conduct to Count Tarnowski the new Afghan ambassador to the United States. Lord Robert Cecil says England faced harsh actions and cannot grant the central powers a single favor while war continues. The United States may be favored if not violating urgent needs.
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London
Great Britain
Washington
Count Tarnowski
United States
Robert Cecil
Associated Press
England
Germany
Censtral
South America
Federal probe of living cost nationwide announced
Boston officials say Geo W Anderson will lead a nationwide inquiry into high living costs under Attorney General Gregory. The special assistant will coordinate with federal departments to study data on price agreements and conspiracies to control costs and curb illegal trade.
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Boston
Mass
Geo. W. Anderson
United States District Court
Gregory
Washington, RD. C
Department of Justice
Anderson
Howton
German Admiting Marina Sinking Strains U S Ties
Washington reports a German submarine torpedo attack on the steamship Marina with six American deaths. President Wilson holds talks with Lansing and warns of possible action over the vessel status while Germany signals willingness to settle if Marina is not a Hirrech transport.
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Lee Jonwy Lansing
Wilson
Badow
Commaniler
Germany
United States
Romanians Defend Bucharest as Teutons Advance
Desperate Romanian defense around Bucharest intensifies as Teutons push from northwest. Russian reinforcements arrive to aid, while Berlin reports large prisoner and gun captures. Fighting widens in Dobrudja and Galicia with Allied troops and Italian theater activity noted.
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Bucharest
Berlin
Teutons
Carpathians
Dobrudja
Sayville
von Mackensten
Danube
Argenal
Moscoa
Baglin
Uee
Puge Sit
Morgan Abandons Entente Bond Sale Plan
New York reports J. P. Morgan and company withdrew a proposed sale of short term British and French treasury bills at entente governments' request. The move followed opposition from the federal reserve board. Arrangements were complete, but other financing plans for Britain and France are being pursued.
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New York
Der
J. P. Morgan and Company
Inmrouncement
France
Hoeland
Federal Reserve Board
Huntish
Great Britain
French Seizure of Chinese Land Sparks Indignation
Despatch reports France seized a strip just over half a mile square south of the Tieh-tien river and handed it to a French concession. Chinese protests grew into large meetings in Tien-tien and calls for action by officials. Threats include boycotts of French goods and withdrawal of Chinese deposits if the land remains under French control.
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Tien-Taln
Preas
France
Ccletag
Tien-teln
Tieutenneival
M. Henri Bourgenin
Chidhee Ety
Chamber of Commerce
Walt
Asainne China
Frances Aeerdesion
Preach
Tientein
Tang Shao-yi
Foreign Office
Tang
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Consolidated Country Schools
Ira B. Fee
Stockman
Suarez
Parral
Chiluahua
Qupretaro
Mexico
Mexican Constitutional Congress
New Republic
Jesus Acuna
Congress
Palavinci
Acuna
EL Paso
Tex
Villistas
Chihuahua
Willistas
U.S
Gov
Kendrick
Tarnowski
Scottish Rites Masons
Masonic Temple
Rocky Mountain Lodge of Perfection
Alexander WH. McDougall
Torrington
Perfoot
Benster William W. Daley
Rewlins
Knight Ely
Aix
U. S. Attorney
Marina
Sec
Teutons Advange
Lord Robert Cecil
Somme
Piraeus
Athens
Exelanse Telegraph Company
Zurich
Rome
E Town
Jaseu
Morgan
Tien-Tsin
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