Wyoming Legislature Weighs Night Sessions On Shoshone County Bill
The house debate centers on house bill No 90 to create Shoshone County amid party splits. Lawmakers push through measures including tax and education bills while committees screen many others for second reading. Senate and house bills advance or await action as sessions extend to clear the mass of proposals.
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Senate
Grieve
Shoshon
Martello
House
Sherman
Metz
Laramie County
Mr. McGrew
County of
Shoshone
J. R. Sullivan
Winkleman
Brough
Mr. White
Mr. Thorley
Winkieman
Fehmidt
Gray
State Fair Commission
Truax
Duniway Lectures on the American Revolution At Carnegie Library
Dr C A Duniway of the state university spoke to an overflow crowd at the Carnegie Library on the American revolution. He argued the colonists tax dispute from an English perspective and suggested historians overlook fair points. The talk opened a series of university lectures in the city. He will continue the topic near Thursday.
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Carnegie Library
C. A. Duniway
The
State University
Duniway
Wyoming Pass Reform Bill Aims to End Free Transport Privileges
The Wyoming Legislature debates Senate File No. 8 to ban free passes by common carriers. The measure mirrors interstate commerce anti pass provisions, imposing penalties from 100 to 1000 dollars per offense and up to 90 days in jail, with exceptions for railroad employees and charitable work. Citizens are urged to urge support.
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Wyoming
Senate
Carpenter
State of
Wyoming seeks representation at Panama-Pacific Exposition
A Wyoming bill aims to promote the state at the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. Wyoming’s agricultural and mineral wealth are highlighted as attracting settlers and investors, with calls for building sites and appropriations to showcase the state to the world. The report cites 36 states planning representation and notes Wyoming lags in population and wealth due to advertising.
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San Francisco
Cal
Wyoming
N Beott
California
San Prancisco
Made in Cheyenne exhibit set to open with music nights
Cheyenne prepares for the Made in Cheyenne exhibit at the BNis building on West Seventeenth Street opening this evening February 28 and running through the week. F H I Vaughn of the Manufacturers Association says 27 of 40 booths are spoken for with five more applicants, predicting strong local attendance and a crowded, lively show with open nights featuring the Elev nth infantry band and the Third Armory’s Furth Fle artillery unit.
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Cheyenne
F. HI. Vaughn
Manufacturers Association
Armute
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Aid Orchestra Miele
Koys
Darrow-Directed Bribery Trial Opens With Probe
A Clarence B. Darrow led inquiry opens into alleged jury bribery. Pert We Pranks Hin faces trial on bribery charges as testimony is examined. An alleged statement claims the defendant acted independently of Darrow’s request.
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Turkish troops fall back behind Callipoli line
London dispatch reports Turkish main force retreating to a defensive position at Callipoli. Bulgarians attack Dulair fort but are forced to withdraw to old posts. A Turkish cruiser with torpedo boats enters the Black Sea possibly to land forces. Rumor of heavy Turkish losses near Chabligod remains unconfirmed.
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Callipoli
Dulair
Black Sea
Constantinople
Schotkel Pasha
Tolosto
Chinese loan wheel blocked as talks fail in Beijing
The Chinese negotiator today presented a letter to major bankers deploring obstacles to signing the todu agreement and the pledge by lenders to provide immediate advice. The protest notes government needs for funds and warns the country faces danger without them.
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Pering
Chingeer
Cane
Efx
United Stated
Peking
Who Sidetracked Woman and Child Labor Bill
The piece reports a legislative saga over S. F. 36 to limit women and child labor, noting opposition led by Frank C. Hunter and alleged manipulation by House clerk R. G. Taylor and motions by Miller and Lee. It details the bill’s passage attempt, amendments, and the claim it was shifted to the Senate with additions, hindering final approval.
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Kendrick
Prank C. Hunter
Carbon County
House Journal of the Legislature
Miller
Albans
House
Committee of the Whole
Mer Miller
Hunter
Gaol
Lee
Papge
House Journal
Senate
Senna
RK. G. Taylor
Houe
Taylor
BE. J. Silivan
Dilla
Postal Telegraph Well Within Its Rights
Advertisement argues that telegraph companies should exercise eminent domain on lands including railroad rights of way. It claims Wyoming law permits this for public service, insisting telegraph lines must run along rail corridors to serve the public efficiently and without delays.
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Taylor
Brock
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Hall
Lander
Carpenter
Murray
Platy
Rawlins
Beck
J. M
Martello
Congress
Wyoming
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Munt
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