Inaugural Ceremonies Set For Next Monday In Cheyenne
The state prepares for the inauguration with Migg Riese A Baird as state superintendent of public instruction and Robert Forsythe as state auditor. J I L Baird may skip the oath due to business, while Chief Justice Potter and Associate Justice Cyrus L. Beard will complete the oath sequence, followed by a Fort Reno artillery salute.
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Migg Riese A Baird
Robert Forsythe
J. Il. Baird
Cheyenne
Potter
Cyrus L. Beard
Fort Rummel
Inaugural Ceremonies Planned at State Capitol
Invitations issued for the inauguration events at the state capitol in Cheyenne. A promenade concert and reception are scheduled with a public ceremony in the Mall of the Representatives. Officials elect arrive. precautions urge keeping young children away to prevent injuries in the crush.
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State Capitol
Cheyenne
Evans
Mall of Reoreerttatives
Trenaurer
J. T. Baird
Enty
Hour
Cody
C. Hopkins
Wheatland
A. Pyesten
Rock Springs
the Davis
Dough
Heartbeat Persists After Breathing Fails in Denver Boy
A Denver boy died after doctors attempted one and a half hours of artificial respiration. Physicians noted his respiratory organs failed to function and the heart continued to beat briefly, a rare case regarded as exceptional by local doctors.
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Denver
Sugar Trust Crimes Drawn Into Government Probe
Washington reports official says customs fraud investigation will reveal 15 years of wrongdoing at New Orleans and that drawback frauds in San Francisco will also be examined. The probe targets Philippine sugar imports and duties dodges while a separate incident describes Policeman Henderson arresting suspects while naked at a bathhouse after a violent disturbance.
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Washington
Customs Service
New Orleans
San Francisco
Personal notes from Cheyenne include visits and arrivals
State Examiner J C Newlin returns from a central state trip. Miss Clara Roderick of Judah Wisconsin arrives for a visit with Mrs J W Newman. Miss Ella J Peterson resigns as fifth grade teacher at Johnston School. Miss Mary Larsh of Normal Nebraska to succeed. John G Williams and John Morton of Douglas conduct business in Cheyenne. James Allen of Sybille visits city. J J McLavehin joins local police. Edith Barger resigns as First Grade teacher at Central School. Thewan Halligan returns from San Francisco. Y A Preston attorney general arrives from Rock Springs.
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J. C. Newlin
Cheyenne
Clara Roderick
Judah
Wis
J. W. Newman
Ella J. Peterson
Johnston School
Mies Mary Larsh
Normal
Nebr
John G. Wiliams
John Morton
Douglas
James Allen
Sybille
Loyalhoes
J. J. McLavehiin
Misa Edith Barger
Central School
Thewan
Halligan
San Francisco
Y. A. Preston
Rock Springs
New Year's Eve Ball at Keefe Hall Saturday Eve
Dec. 31 admission details unclear as event notes a ball at Keefe Hall on New Year’s Eve with ladies free and a festive atmosphere. A Wyoming conservation debate follows, with Robert F. Parker from Jeridan/Wyoming arguing for state development over conservation policies.
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Keefe Hall
Wyoming
Denver
Robert F. Parker
Jeridan
Wyo
Brown Palace Hole
Iit T& Cesta J
Noua Ne
Government land policy limits settlement in Wyoming
An alumnus of Dartmouth College quotes Mr. Parker stating Wyoming has 115,900 people and 4,000,000 acres of land with capacity for ten times that population, but government forest reserve policy has blocked settlement and denied homes.
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Ques
Dartmouth University
Gr ‘Ee
Wyoming
Parker
Mounted Ball Delights Philadelphia Society
In a riding academy Philadelphia socialites staged a horseback ball with fifty guests in costume. Grace Cadwallader and Mrs. Walter Riggs won best costumes, while William C. Decker and Mrs. W. H. Hart earned prizes for grotesque outfits. John Linberg and A. W. Danenbaum demonstrated rough riding. Enameling at the Sherman Co. also featured.
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Philadelphia
Misa Grace Cadwallader
Walter Riggs
William C. Decker
W. H. Hart
John Linberg
A. W. Danenbaum
Miss Alberta Claire’s cross country ride to New York continues
Wyoming native Miss Alberta Claire, starting April 2 from Buffalo, Wyoming, travels with a large shepherd dog and a pony. She has covered about 2,308 miles to Baker, Oregon and plans a route through Portland, San Francisco, and New Orleans toward New York. If successful she could win a Wyoming ranch and 1,000 cash.
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Alberta Claire
Buffalo
Wyo
Baker
Ore
New York
Portland
San Francisco
New Orleans
Claire
Wyoming
Miss Claire
Wilds
Beara
Portland Oregonian
England
Rocky Mountains
Cripple Creek
Colo
Rockies
Daya
No Dodor Line in Washington Property Rights
Washington ruling upholds that a contract to buy a house in a first class district cannot be voided for racial reasons. King County and state Supreme Courts affirm David Cole's ability to complete the purchase from Hunter Contract Investment of Seattle, rejecting claims of devalued property due to sale to a Black buyer.
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Olympia
Wanh
When & Negro
State Supreme Court
King County Supreme Court
David Cole
Hunter Contract Investment Company of
Beattle
Cole
Supreme Court
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Ant
Johnson Counties
Boon
C. B. Verry
State Board of Sleep Commissioners
Dr. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
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Laramie County
North Platte River
Fremont County
Jet
Big Horn
Park
Sheridan
Jubmson
Larasite
Lhene
Wyomine
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Crook
Natrona
Weston
Wassermans
Pendrhson
Henderson
Bonveraby
Metropolitan Hotel
Fifteenth Street
Carey Avenue
Stone
Nelson
Coe
Noemie
Serette Hawbiee Ag Aeise Copsright Syto, Liens
Hampton
Dr. Cook
Hampton's
Commander Peary
North Pole
Frederick A. Cook
Cook
Neal
Sherman Co
Chicago
Frisco
Trans-Missouri
Oxford Silver Plate Co
Jpans
Missouri
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