Sackett Urges Governor to Call Wyoming Special Session
Sheridan County representative Gail L. Sackett asks Governor Carey to convene a special session to ratify the federal amendment granting women suffrage. Sackett supports attendance by all legislators, notes expenses, and urges state burden sharing while preserving legislative independence. She cites industrial issues as possible topics for the session.
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Robert D. Carey
Gail L. Sackett
Sheridan County
Sackett
Wyoming
State Capitol
Greal
Associated Press
State Executive Department
C. L. Sackett
Funeral of Ora Haley at Laramie
The obituary notes Ora Haley, who arrived in Dene in 1865 and moved to Wyoming in 1868. He served in the Wyoming state legislature, became vice president of the First National Bank at Laramie, owned the West hotel, and held a director position at Citizens National Bank of Cheyenne since its founding.
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Brycer
Haley
Wyoming
Hinley
Tim
First National Bank
Laramie
West Hotel
Denver
Citizens National Bank of
Rotary Club HS Christmas Tree at Weekly Lunch
The Rotary club celebrated Christmas at yesterday's regular weekly luncheon. Max Ball played Santa and distributed toy balloons and presents. Dr. G. P. Johnston gave President Jim Walton a mahogany silver-edged gavel inscribed to the president.
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Rotary Club HS
Rotary Club
Max Ball
Santa Claus
G. P. Johnston
J. H W. Walton
Jim Walton
Cheyenne
Unified command would shorten war and save lives says analyst
An opinion argues that a unified Allied command made the war successful and, if adopted in 1944, could have shortened the conflict, possibly preventing the Russian revolution and saving millions of lives from failed solo operations by each ally.
Eight Arrested on Charge of Gambling
Eight men were arrested on gambling charges after a raid at a coffee house at 106 West Fifteenth street. Sergeant Jack McFarland led the operation between 3 and 4 a.m. yesterday. one proprietor, James Kolmotas, posted $100 bond and seven others posted $50 each.
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West Fifteenth Street
Jack McFarland
James Kolmotas
Louis Vaneros
Mike Vilos
Pete Janes
James Shavos
Jonh
Eo Peter Thomas
James Po
New Grade School Planned on Block 48 Site
The school board selected Block 48 between Warren avenue Motes street and Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth streets for a new grade school and authorized selling 90000 in bonds to start construction as weather permits. The plan calls for the grade school first and the high school later possibly next summer though timelines depend on planning and completion.
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Pershing Heights
Warren Avenue
Motes Street
Incomplete OCR Snapshot on Building Costs
Fragmentary note discusses bond impact on grade building costs and the size of a larger project. It mentions prices and funding concerns but lacks complete figures or official quotes. The readable text signals a municipal planning context and anticipated construction scope.
Cheyenne Union Pacific Shop Uses Illustration of Crane Test
A brief note describes the Cheyenne Union Pacific shop using a photograph from Scientific American showing the 230 ton Mallet locomotive being lifted and moved inside the shop. The accompanying article explains the photo and details crane testing.
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Scientific American
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Selentie American
Henry Schoel Enlists in Uncle Sam's Navy
Henry Schoel of 20 West Twentieth Street enlisted in the United States Navy as an apprentice seaman aviation mechanic and will report to aviation school after a furlough ending January 3. he will depart for Chicago. Eskimo children play football with a hag stuffed with hair.
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Henry Schoel
Weat Twentieth Street
United States Navy
Chicago
Aviation
Legal Challenge to Prohibition Sends Courts a New Path
Elihu Root leads a suit by Christian Seigenstan seeking an injunction against enforcing the Volstead Act and the 48th amendment claiming unconstitutionality. The brief argues states rights issues and seeks to label beer and light wines non intoxifying in New Jersey pending further rulings in federal courts.
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Trenton
N. J
Elihu Root
Christian Seigenstan
Brewing Corporation
United States District Court
United States
Bodine
Charles Dussy
Internal Revenue
aMd
Newark
United States Supreme Court
Edwards
Edwardes
McCran O
New Jersey
Thanksgiving Provisions Made for Troops and Hospitals
The article notes special arrangements for Thanksgiving meals for service members in camps and cantonments and a navy ship supply office preparing early for the occasion. It mentions soldiers, sailors, and Marines convalescing in hospitals receiving turkey dinners funded by military authorities and local communities.
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Baker
Army
Heyy
Marine Corpa
Industrial alcohol from sulphite liquor eyed for Canada
Investigations by the Canadian Advisory Council for Scientific and Industrial Research suggest a large industrial plant may be established in Canada to produce alcohol for industrial use from the sulphite liquor of the pulp mill.
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Canadian Advisory Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Canada
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Sheridan
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Jim” Walton
Sam Marchick
Carey
Harvey Rosenbloom
Uncle Sam
Navy
Elimu Root
Prohibition
Tite
Twoirda
Tenner
Congrean
Congress
California
Printress Company
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