Legislative Bee Buzzing at the Capitol
The Cheyenne Chronicle reports mounting speculation on top posts in the upcoming 40 day session. Possible senate president candidates include Pat Sullivan Birney Sage Ed Stone and A E Hoyt with sparring anticipated among factions. House speakership contenders feature Frank Hunter Herman B Gates and others with party dynamics noted. Democrats line up Kendrick Beck Metz and Anna B Miller for leadership roles while Republicans face crowded races. Local visits list C B Mentz J A Cooper Willam Ty Connelly L A Agile in Cheyenne and nearby towns.
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Senate
Pat Sullivan
Pat
Birney Sage
Ed Stone
Eighteenth anti-Carey
A. E. Hoyt
Crook County
Hoyt
Wescribe
Therhousa
Frank Hunter
Hunter
Herman B. Gates
Worland
Big Horn Basin
Bob” Taylor
House
Emery
John B. Kendrick
George T. Beck
Cody
Metz
Anna B. Miller
Albany County
Plucked Piano Pieces Proposed to Lift Spirits
A Baltimore American item features a reader remark and a suggestion to play piano pieces to ease distress, signaling a moment of coping through music amid tough times.
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Baltimore
Club Visits the Sanitary Dairy
The Help One Another club inspected the Sanitary dairy with 18 members present. They reviewed milking and feeding barns hay sheds cooling and sterilizing methods and praised the sanitary practices reducing disease risk for customers.
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Thec
Cheyenne
President elect Wilson Appears as Santa Claus
In Princeton New Jersey the president elect and his family found gifts in stockings hung by the fireplace. Letters and presents poured in from across the country while Princeton friends visited the Wilson bungalow with holiday greetings. Snow covered the scene as sleigh bells rang and a 24 pound turkey topped the Christmas dinner.
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Princeton
N. J
Wilson
Claus
Wilson Familly
Wilsons
Louise Woodbridge
Oaspar
Local High School Basketball Team Shows Early Progress
Managers and coaches report strong start for city basketball programs. The high school team defeated Parish House club last Friday and plans a January 11 home game against Laramie high school, a rival with unknown current form. The season’s outlook remains promising with expected improvement under Coach Jones.
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Jones
Laramie High School
Rathter
Laramie
Frontier Club Billiard Title Match Tonight
Fred Sturdevant defends the Frontier club three cushion trophy against Adolp Merz in a 50 point contest. The two-block series begins tonight at 6 oclock with a second block tomorrow night. Merz has shown strong form, sparking local predictions of a new champion.
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Frontier Club
Fred Sturdevant
Adolp Merz
Sturdevant
Merz
Lena Bowman Wins City Ladies Boxball Prize
Miss Lena Bowman topped three games with a total of 488, winning a Christmas prize of a hammered Egyptian brass jar filled with chocolate creams and bon-bons. She finished three points ahead of her nearest competitor in the city ladies boxball rollers event.
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Lena Bowman
Bowman
Langford Knocks Out McVea In 18th Round Fight
Sam Langford defeated rival Sam McVea by knockout in the 18th round in Sydney. The heavyweight bout was described as one of the fiercest seen in Australia.
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Sydney
Australia
Sam Langford
Sam Mc Vea
President Duniway to Lay Cornerstone at Wyoming
President Duniway of the University of Wyoming will lay the cornerstone of the new Agricultural Hall at the Wyoming University during the inauguration events on January 24. Dr Liberty Hyde Bailey, dean of the New York Agricultural College, and Professor Halley will deliver the principal address. Bailey is a leading authority on agricultural science.
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Laramie
Duniway
The
Univeralty of
Wyoming
Cornell Univeralty
Ithaca
Liberty Hyde Bailey
New York Agricultural College
Halley
University of Wyoting
Professor Balley
Leases 1 800 000 Acres of Grazing Land Approved
Wind River agency under Joseph Norris completes leasing of about 1 900 000 acres for grazing to Wyoming ranchers and stockmen within 48 hours of arrival of key parties. Government inspector to patrol lands and enforce contract terms while assuring lessees of good feed and recognized rights amid prior opposition by settlers and stockmen.
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Morris
Onions Said to Fight Disease by Dr. Mary Walker
Chicago report quotes Dr. Mary Walker claiming large onion use wards off contagious diseases. She advises eating onions in various forms and letting onion fumes permeate air, with smallpox cited as prevented in Madrid and other cities.
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Chicago
Mary Walker
Baseball League Pennants For 1912 By Region And City
The 1912 pennant winners include National League New York, American League Boston, Southern Birmingham, American Association Minneapolis, Western Denver, International Toronto, Connecticut New Haven, South Atlantica Jacksonville, Tri State Hazelyburg, Texas Houston, Central Fort Wayne, Central Association Ottumwa, Canadian Ottawa, Western Tri State Walla Walla, Carolina Anderson, M I N E Neb City, K I T Clarksville, Central International Duluth, Virginia Roanoke, Michigan State Manlatoo, New York State Utica, New England Lawrence, Appalachian Bristol, Blue Grass Frankfort, Southern Michigan Adri an, Cotton States Vicksburg and Columbus.
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Toronto
New Haven
Jacksonville
Hazelyburg
Houston
Fort Wayne
Central Association
Ottumwa
Ottawa
Walla Walla
Anderson
City
Clarksville
Duluth
Virginia
Roanoke
Michigan
Manlatoo
New York
Utica
New England
Lawrence
Bristol
Frankfort
Adri
Philippine Hero Recovering After Moro Fight
Lieutenant Kinzie Edmunds of the eighth cavalry, wounded in the Philippines while trying to save Captain John Watson, is reported recovering by a dispatch from General Bell. Edmunds fought the Moro attacker and the Moro was killed.
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Washington
Kinzie Edmunds
Eighth Cavalry
Philippines
John Watson
Bell
Edmunds
Watson
Rural School Proves Worth in American Education
Signs show rural schools are entering a regeneration as practice replaces theory. Experienced teachers with knowledge of rural life are improving districts, fostering citizenship, and proving the rural place is viable for living and building communities.
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Bulleting
United States Bureau of Education
Rural Education’s Turning Point and the Consolidated School
The text argues rural education must modernize through consolidated schools to improve educational efficiency. It explains rural schooling suffered from neglect while cities advanced, and stronger rural programs could balance opportunities and boost future agricultural productivity. It stresses training rural teachers and recognizing the country’s educational shift as a pivotal American moment.
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Merry
Ting
Bureau of Education
Dolfig
United States
Iconomiata
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