Legislative Approval of Governor's Appointees Debate Prolonged
The Twelfth legislature adjourned after a long day of readings and amendments. House bills on grand juries cattle inspection tax notices and various measures moved through second reading and committee of the whole with several items laid over for future debate.
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House
Wood
Belknap
Sibley
Caple
H. B
Eynon
Justices of the Peace
Hensinger
Committee of the Whole
Committee On Labor
Montay
Schmidt
Wilson
Mr. Kindler
Winkleman
Hopkins
Sullivan
Committee On Judiciary
McGrew
Pratt
Park County
Perry
Sherman
Valleau
Metz
Diers
H. DB
Mr. Munter
Governor Carey Announces Three Appointments
Governor Carey yesterday announced three appointments. The brief item notes continued coverage on page 8.
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Carey
Agricultural Credit Theme at Fargo Farmers Meeting
The Tri State Grazing Growers at a Fargo NM gathering discussed farmers credit for marketing crops and farm improvements. They resolved to push national scope investigations into agricultural credit and interest rates, appoint delegates to study European credit, and urge banking reforms for long term farming capital and productive loans.
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Fargo
NM. D
Grazin Growers
New West
Committee On
Congress
Gineva
North Dakota
Northwest
Dissolution of Continental Oil Tied to Standard Oil Breakup
Denver Feb 4 The Continental Oil Company the local arm of the Standard Oil trust before its dissolution will cease to exist at a March 8 council Bluffs meeting and be replaced by a company likely named Standard Oil Company of Colorado with a $1,000,000 capital. Employees have invested in the stock amid a dramatic rise from $450 to $2,100 since the dissolution news and the firm now operates as a marketing concern across Colorado Utah Montana Idaho New Mexico and Arizona with a Florence refinery sourcing crude from independent wells. John J Rockefeller owns about 60 percent of Continental stock. after dissolution only a few Colorado shares remain held by directors.
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Colo
Continental Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
United States Supreme Court
Jts
Council Bluffs
Standard Oil Company of Colorado
Continental
New York
Bove
Standard
the Continental
Florence
Colorado
Utah
Montana
Idaho
New Mexico
Arizona
John J. Rockefeller
Continental Company
Standard Ol
Gen. Ut. & Hollister
Com
Wilson's Jersey Trust Bills Sting Interests
In Trenton on February 4 during Governor Wilson's corporation bills hearing, the seven sisters measure faced objections from corporation attorneys who sought to strike the word willful in prison penalties. Wilson noted the exhaustive wording and cautioned against overreach, saying hearings would cover many businesses. Also discussed were potential cabinet picks and Alaska conservation talks with various lawmakers.
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Trenton
Wilson
United States
Charles G. Keilner
Seattle
Democratic Committee of
Washington
Stanley
Kentucky
Goodwin
Arkansas
Calloway
Texas
Gribble
Georgia
Russell
Missouri
C. S Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
Agriculture
Wyoming and Delaware Both In 36th Count
Washington report details the race to ratify the income tax amendment as 36 states were needed. Wyoming led early then Delaware emerged as a dark horse, with New Mexico and New Jersey also in contention. The day saw swift endorsements and tense timing across state legislatures.
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Washington
Wyoming
Felany
Kentucky
New Mexico
New Jersey
Wilson
Senate
Delaware
Tte
House
United States
Campaign Assessments and Subpoenas in 1912 Campaign Funds
Federal office holders and employers who were solicited to contribute to national campaign expenditures are summoned as witnesses by the senate campaign fund committee. The investigation into the 1912 general election expenses will issue subpoenas for several states material and for those who collected or contributed to these funds. The inquiry aims to determine the pay and arrangements involved.
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Washington, Fel
Senate Campaign Fund Committee
Assenamenta
brive / wade
Weather across Wyoming and Colorado sees winter storm
The forecast covers Wednesday the 4th and Thursday with snow in the southwest portion. Northeastern and central areas expect mixed precipitation as Mur ries pass and colder air moves in. Authorities urge travelers to plan for delays.
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Wyoming
Southweat
City Council Talks Dogs and Delays Action in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne city council discussed dogs without taking decisive action. A heated debate over street and alley funds ended with a 3 to 6 defeat of a motion to divide the appropriation by ward. The session also featured a lengthy letter on dogs, bids for fire station work, and a repeal attempt of the dog ordinance.
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Cheyenne
Burns
Henry Sweet
Adam Schilling
Sweet
Mr. Sweet
Rand
Achiliing
Messrs. Sweet
Schilling
H. B. Menderson
Henderson
Lamb
John W. Griffin
Little Round Top
Alc Clements
W. J. Wilacek
Howard & Wood
Archie Allison
W. J. Calahan
Calahan
Coment Union
Rahn
Colorado Governor condemns Pinchot policy as ruinous to state lands
Gov Ammons denounces federal conservation as damning to Colorado two thirds of land held by the U S government and argues for turning 40,000,000 acres to state use. Senator Shafroth backs state rights, criticizing remote experts and urging release of coal and water resources for growth.
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Pinchot
This
Western States
Colorado
Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Ammons
United States
Routt County
King George
Manhattan Island
San Luis Valley
New Mexico
Sheep and Cattlemen War Sparks Near Arvada Wyoming
Reports from near Arvada indicate a cattle and sheep dispute turned violent with a raid on the Waisner sheep camp. A sheep wagon was burned and herders threatened. a “dead line” was drawn to separate ranges as two furrows were plowed for about 30 miles to mark the division between cattle and sheep grazing areas.
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Bileridan
Arvada
Johnson County
Sheridan County
Clerk Creek
Powder River
Arvada Station
Aden
Holne
Strike ballots counted by Brotherhood of Love motive
An official announcement states that strike ballots from the eastern railway workers have been counted by Saturday alert. It remains unclear if the votes already counted meet the required criteria.
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Strut Hariaye
New York
Tow Delax
Brotherhood of Love Motive Vivenien
Cotes
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B. J. Sullivan
Kindler
Committee On Corporations
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Agricultural Credit Theme Fargo Farmers
Willam J. Bryan
A. Mitchell Palmer
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R.“L. Henry
Deleware
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Shafroth
Rmalor Shafroth
Maryland
Connecticut
California
Michigan
Menico
Amar
Relan
Oregon
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Volen
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Walmer
W. Th. Johnson
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Beavey Creek
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