Dramatic case ends with judge's salary dispute at stake
In a dramatic courtroom close, Judge Raymond seeks $1100 in pay for military service while remaining in his Seventh district judgeship. Lacey Kinkead and La Flerche defend, while AG Walls and Preston oppose, with the decision likely in a week or ten days. La Flerche urges full understanding of facts and consequences for the state meanwhile.
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Lacey
Inkead
LA Fleighe
Raymond
Newcastle
Vocate’s Department
Washington
Seventh
Tierbert Lacey
W. C. Kinkead
W. la Pleiche
Justice Totter
Mentzer
Walls
Preston
T. W. la Flerche
Sheridan
Hines outlines plan on government railroads return
Director General Hines told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that negative war time sentiment fuels calls to end federal control of railroads. He urged either a five year peace period for study or return to private management with government guaranteed fair return and possible limited profit sharing. He warned private plans risk capital and clarity, and promised continued testimony tomorrow.
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Washington
Hines
Senate Interstate Commerce
UU Lee
Ir. Hines
Beetee
Ttriet
Governor Carey 1K Proclamation on February 9 Roosevelt tribute
The document proclaims February 9 as a day honoring Theodore Roosevelt and notes his distinguished citizenship. It lauds his simple manners, honesty, and courage, and reflects on his ideals and connection to American people. It mentions his love of hunting in the Rockies and appreciation for public service.
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Carey
Roosevelt
Follies of The Passing Show Prominent Tribute Notice
Governor Robert D. Carey urges Wyoming residents to observe Sunday February ninth 1919 with services honoring a renowned American author historian scientist and athlete described as a world citizen and defender of liberty. The call marks a congressionally recognized day of honor culminating in state capitol seals and formalities in Cheyenne.
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Congress of the United States
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Cheyenne
United States
Theodore G Herd Ends 2003 Administration Work in Wyoming
Hon Theodore Co Diers federal food administrator for Wyoming arrived in Cheyenne from Sheridan to announce the end of state food administration activities and relaxation of restraints. Diers, appointed by Hoover in 1917, traveled about 26 000 miles distributing his message and urging conservation. he is noted for his public speaking flair and was warmly welcomed in Cheyenne.
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Theodore G. Herd
Theodore Co. Diers
Wyoming
Rived
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Diers
The
Food Administration
Odm
Washington
Hoover
Dierva
Ite Gusset
Diera
Wyoming Lands Added to National Forest
A bill passed the House authorizing adding 90 000 acres of central Wyoming land to the Wyoming National Forest by presidential proclamation. The area includes a major water shed from tributaries of the Galt River and nearby streams. Also noted: Gordon Paddock was named chairman of the relief commission in Tabriz, Persia.
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Wyoming
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Wyoming National Forest
House
Galt River
Fab
Mamine
Typ
Dabris
Persia
State Department
Teheran
Gordon Paddock
Conml
Tabriz
Ralief
Harvard astronomer Edward Pickering dies after brief illness
Cambridge Mass Feb 3 Professor Edward Charles Pickering director of the Harvard Observatory and a leading American astronomer died after a brief illness. He began his association with Harvard in 1865 and served as director since 1876.
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Cambridge
Mass
Edward Charles Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Dickering
Hayward
Masons Gather 140 in Cheyenne for Higher Degrees
Masons from Wyoming gathered in Cheyenne for the thirty fifth semi annual Scottish Rite reunion. Judge John a Riner directed events with ceremonies continuing through Thursday and a grand ball. A Shrine ceremonial session was held Friday under supervision of Clyde M. Watts and others. The list of higher degree recipients includes Eugene Adams and many Cheyenne members among others.
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Wyoming
John A Riner
Clyde M. Watts
Tt. Morgan
Jl. M. Stewart
Adams
Eugene Def
Cheyenne
John H. Aley
Walter
Ansell
No Wood
Tredewell Mare Baldwin
Sidney K. Dartlett
Clarry FE. Bayes
Glenroy
Walter Bell
Earl M. Venton
Frank Berkley
Howland Berk
Observatory expands global network for astronomy research
The observatory broadened its activities and formed a worldwide system of correspondence with observatories and astronomers to share and verify observations. It established the auxiliary Station in Arequipa Peru and developed new methods of photographic photography.
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Beuilt
Arequipa
Peru
PUTO SUPVYRAGE JUBILEE IN AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam February 3. The gala marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the first Dutch suffrage association and the latest privileges for women. The Dutch Women’s Suffrage Association hosts the main celebration with greetings read from suffrage organizations in the United States Canada England Norway and other countries.
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Amsterdam
Zelland
Valide Privieges
Aey
Wlao
Thin City
Dutch Women's Suffrage Association
United States
Canada
England
Norway
Allied Commission to be Sent Soon to Peshen
A commission of control will be sent immediately to Peshen in Austrian Silesia to prevent clashes between the Cacohs and the Noles and to inquire into the basin for a possible incision at the boundary peace conferences.
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Paris
Peshen
Austrian Silesia
Society of Nations to be Passed on Next Tuesday
Paris February sessions of the commission on a society of nations reported general agreement to push deliberations rapidly. An official statement said a definite program of work was formulated and that detailed discussions would begin Tuesday.
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Society OF Nations
Associated Preas
Paris
Commission On A Society of Pa
Commission On
Nations
Final Form Leasing Bill Reaches Broad Agreement
Senate and House conferrees finalize a leasing bill covering 54,501000 acres of government oil gas coal phosphate and sodhires lands in western states and Alaska. The measure imposes at least one eighth royalty and sets development controls including naval reserve protections and competitive bidding for land sales.
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Senate Confertos
Alaska
Benater Pittman
Nevada
Ferris
Oklahoma
Senate
House
California
Woremingners
Conserver
Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Cowl
Thenantaslah
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