Wyoming Livestock Health Proposals Highlight State Board Plan
A Wyoming livestock health report urges reforms including a state live stock board to unify the livestock, commissioners and state veterinarian offices. It calls for a $20,000 appropriation to eradicate dourine and other diseases, cites past appraisals and destructions, and notes federal cooperation led by Dr. W. E. Howe with seventeen inspectors aiding eradication efforts. It also recommends public service laws for stallions and jacks to protect owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Middle West
State Board of Livestock Comissioners
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
W. E. Howe
Denver
Colo
Wyoming Cattle Disease Report Recaps Eradication Efforts
The text thanks Dr. R B Naylor for aid in cattle eradication and notes the U S Bureau of Animal Industry will withdraw federal veterinarians from scubba work in Wyoming after year’s start. Wyoming will handle tasks alone temporarily with possible limited federal support for eradication. The report lists diseases found in Wyoming over two years and methods, cures, and recommendations.
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R. BE. Naylor
Cheyenne
Wyo
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Six year old Letha Brown seeks new home in Idaho case
Grandmother seeks custody of Letha Brown born October 24 1910 after mother died and step mother barred possession. The child was adopted by Thomas E Robinson last July but the adoptive parent reportedly wishes to relinquish care. Washington official Charles Bailey and Dr Wyman coordinate to locate grandmother in Wyoming to arrange a home.
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Letha Brown
Idaho
Robinson
W. A. Wyman
Wyoming State Board of Health
Charles F. Bailey
Yakima County
Washington
Cmmissioner Bailey
Thomas E. Robinson
Bailey
Wyoming
Wyman
Fear Idleness More Than Hell Declared By Church Leader
St Louis reports Rev Charles Bielale Field, secretary of the Federal Councell of Churches of Christ in America, arguing at the convention that prohibition would boost employment and economy. He dismissed liquor industry claims that abolition harms farmers and productivity.
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ST. Louis
Charles Bielale Field
Federal Councell of Churches of Christ In America
Sioux Indians Visit Newcastle in Wyoming
Ogallala Sioux leaders Chief Stinking Bear and Poor Elk visit Newcastle with elders and papooses from Pine Ridge. They plan several days stay after obtaining leave to visit old hunting grounds and friends. Poor Elk recalls Little Bighorn and carries a Madison medal inscribed with Peace and Friendship.
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Newcastle
Wyo
Ogallalla
Stinking Bear
Poor Elk
Elt
Little Big Horn
George Armstrong Custer
Indiana
Sitting Dull
Rain
Crazy Horse
Pik
Custer
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Madison
London stage star dies after Santa Monica crash
Injuries from a Saturday night auto crash in Santa Monica caused the death yesterday at St. Catherine's hospital of Mrs. BE F. Angst, once a stage favorite in London.
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London
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
St. Catherine's Hospital
BE. F. Angst
Edison Recital Captivates Cheyenne Audience
Mile. Alice Verlet, coloratura soprano of the Paris Grand Opera, gave a concert at the Methodist church to illustrate the New Edison voice recreation. Accompanied by violinist Arthur Walsh, she performed operatic arias and light pieces as the Edison device blended with live singing before a capacity, cultured audience.
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Cheyenne
Mile
Alice Verlet
Paris Grand Opera Company
Mile. Verlet
Mmethodist
Edison
Arthur Walsh
Godard
Lancia Maris
Faure
Alr du Rossignol
Jeannette
Masse
Strauss
Sylvians
Bemberg
Barcarolle
Vernet
Mr. Walsh
Becker
Tschaikowsky
Thias
Massenat
Albert Spalding
Elks' Dance Announcement
Elks invite all members to a dance on Thursday December 14 with invitations available.
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Ali
Elias
Elka
German and Belgian Deportation Talks At International Meeting
Holland and Berlin report a joint executive Internationale session in The Hague on December 11. German socialist leaders Scheidemann and Evert joined the Dutch in endorsing Vandervelde’s worldwide appeal against Belgian deportations and said both German socialist factions oppose them. Berlin says a memorandum will respond to Grew’s protests, aiming to apply Belgian labor deportations only to targeted classes.
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Hague
London
Philip Scheidemann
Fredrich Evert
Executive Internationale
Emil Vandervelde
Belgium
Vandervelde
Germany
Berlin
Joseph C. Grew
See. Grew
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Walette
Allies Face Difficult Greek Settlement Amid War News
An item from the front column reports Allied efforts to reach a radical solution for the Greek problem while Lloyds notes the Norata steamer sunk. Chernaveda recaptured by Russians flagged a major shift with the bridge now controlled by central powers as Austro German Bulgarian forces hold the city and essential rail junctions.
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Great Briteis
Lloyds
Norata
Nore
Yalagan
Sofia
Chernaveda
Vie
Chernevada Fe
Dannoe
Mejidie Constansa
Bucharest
Allied forces report gains on Danube frontier and in Macedonia
A Bulgarian force crossed the Danube into Romania near Kalupasi and captured the city. In the far side bridgehead near Talta and Dobrudja allied forces claim successful counterattacks. In Macedonia several enemy assaults were repulsed and forces forced the enemy back west of Suhodol.
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Ern
Talta
Dobrudja
Rumania
Biliatr
Kalupasi
Macedonia
Suhodol
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Pov
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