Inaugural Ceremonies Planned For Next Monday
The planned inauguration includes Migg Riese A Baird as state superintendent of public instruction and Robert Forsythe as state auditor. Treasurer elect J I L Baird may miss the oath due to business duties. After others are sworn, Chief Justice Potter will take the oath, administered by Cyrus L Beard, who becomes chief justice. A Fort Rummel artillery battery will fire the state salutes.
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Migg Riese A Baird
Robert Forsythe
J. Il. Baird
Cheyenne
Potter
Cyrus L. Beard
Fort Rummel
Inaugural Ceremonies Palette at State Capitol
Preparations for the Wyoming inaugural ceremonies include a state capitol reception and a promenade concert at 8 oclock. Children are asked to avoid the event due to crowd crush risk. Officials elect arriving from Cody Newcastle Rock Springs Wheatland and Dough are listed with expected appointments.
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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
Denver Boy Dies After Prolonged Resuscitation
Physicians attempted artificial respiration for one and a half hours after the boy ceased to breathe. Stethoscopes showed the heart continued to beat, but failure to restart breathing led to his death. Denver doctors described the case as rare.
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Denver
Sugar Fraud Probes Expand to New Orleans and San Francisco
Washington reports official says the customs investigation will reveal a fifteen year pattern of sugar fraud at New Orleans and that drawback frauds on Philippine sugar will be examined in San Francisco. A separate incident describes Officer Henderson arresting a group in a bathhouse, remaining unclad while confronting suspects, and detaining them until reinforcements arrived.
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C. B. Verry
State Board of Sleep Commissioners
Dr. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Johnson County
Laramie County
North Platte River
Fremont County
Jet
Big Horn
Park
Sheridan
Jubmson
Larasite
Lhene
Wyomine
Converse
Crook
Natrona
Weston
Washington
Customs Service
New Orleans
San Francisco
Henderson
Fifteenth Street
Stone
Nelson
Cheyenne Highlights Local Visit and Staffing Moves
State Examiner J C Newlin returns from a central state trip to Cheyenne. 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. Mary Larsh of Normal Nebraska to succeed her. J G Williams and John Morton of Douglas conduct business in Cheyenne. James Allen of Sybille visits. J J McLavehin joins Cheyenne police. Edith Barger resigns as First grade teacher at Central School. Thewan Halligan returns from San Francisco. Y A Preston attorney general arrives in Cheyenne 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
A New Year's Eve ball is advertised for Saturday night at Keefe Hall with admission listed as The, ladies free. The item includes a garbled note about Wyoming conservation policy and a Denver discussion on resource use and state development, citing Robert F. Parker of Jeridan, Wyoming.
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Keefe Hall
Wyoming
Denver
Robert F. Parker
Jeridan
Wyo
Brown Palace Hole
Iit T& Cesta J
Noua Ne
Wyoming lands promise new settlers amid forest policy
An alumnus of Dartmouth remarks on Wyoming prospects. He claims 115,900 people could be housed in the state with 4,000,000 acres of land, offering homes to ten families per unit, but cites government withdrawal of public lands under forest reserve policy as a barrier.
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Ques
Dartmouth University
Gr ‘Ee
Wyoming
Parker
Mounted ball entertains Philadelphia society on horseback
Fifty men and women gathered at a riding academy for a new form of entertainment the mounted ball. Proficient riders wore costumes and no accidents occurred. Prizes went to Grace Cadwallader and Mrs. Walter Riggs for best costumes with Miss Cadwallader as fencing girl and Mrs. Riggs as huntress.
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Philadelphia
Misa Grace Cadwallader
Walter Riggs
William C. Decker
W. H. Hart
John Linberg
A. W. Danenbaum
Wyoming Miss Alberta Claire Opens Long Continental Ride
Miss Alberta Claire of Buffalo Wyoming rode 2308 miles to Baker Oregon with a shepherd dog, en route to New York via Portland San Francisco and New Orleans. She left with $2 cash and seeks a Wyoming ranch and $1000 prize if she completes the journey.
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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 Ruling
Olympia Washington December 90. The state supreme court upheld a King county decision in favor of David Cole against Hunter Contract Investment Company Beattle. The court ruled that selling a lot to a Black buyer in a first class district cannot be voided for color alone and no fraud occurred. Cole may complete the purchase of his lot.
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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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Hampton
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North Pole
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