Governor Carey Denounces Tribune Dispatches as False
Governor Carey dismissed a Tribune dispatch accusing him and Hopkins of schemes to block Wind River lands. He said the Interior Department planned immediate segregation, with irrigation funding waiting on capital. He urged continuing the project, asserting it would boost Wyoming agriculture and stock business.
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Carey Brands
Interior Department
Wind River
Wyoming
Carey
Tribune
Morton
Hopkins
Secretary of the Interior
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
Congress
Mr. Hopkins
Land Board
Wind River land segregation claim disputed by Wyoming delegation
A press wire claimed Governor Carey and State Land Commissioner Hopkins secured Wind River land segregation at Wyoming's urging. The report was labeled malicious fabrication by the Wyoming delegation, intended to deflect credit from Carey and expose alleged neglect. Continued on Page 2.
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Carey
Jopkins
Secretary of the Interior
Wind River
Washington
Wyoming
State Land Board
Wyomine
Hope
Interstate tax dispute threatens possible violence
State Tax Commissioner John Segai returned from Rawlins after consulting Carbon county authorities over a tax feud between Carbon and Routt counties in Colorado. Carbon county has now moved to negotiate and press for a settlement while Routt remains unreconciled. The effort to mediate with Governor Shafroth and Governor Carey failed, and McGill plans further action with Carbon officials. Continued on Page ...
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John Segai
Rawlins
Carbon County
Routt County
Colorado
McGill
Preas
Bhafroth
Carey
New Bank Building Assured to Be 66 Feet Square
Citizens National Bank directors announce immediate erection of a new bank on the corner of Carey avenue and eighteenth street Cheyenne. The 66 by 66 foot structure will be steel reinforced concrete and terra cotta with massive exterior columns and the interior plans calling for the most modern costly architecture. Excavation to begin in a few days and work to commence within thirty days. plans completed awaiting final contractor action.
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Citizens National Bank
Bank
Carey Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Cheyenne
18Th Street
Madero Defends Cabinet Against Calls to Dismiss Ministers
Mexico City February 7 President Madero refused to discharge any ministers stating they are honorable patriots. He rejected anti reelectionist pressure to dismiss the war and interior ministers. Alfredo Robles Dominguez criticized the administration saying removing the cabinet could not save it. Reported great stores of supplies have been furnished rebels.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Madero
Interior
Miero
Alfredo Robles Dominguez
Pipe Line Survey Completed From Casper to Medicine Bow
A survey by the Franco-American Oil company shows the Casper to Medicine Bow pipeline will be built next season. The Salt Creek wells produce about 8,000 barrels daily and a 60 mile line to Casper already exists. The plan calls for a line from Casper to Medicine Bow 80 miles, reaching Union Pacific, enabling refining works at Medicine Bow.
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Medicine Bow
Casper
Salt Creek
Union Pacific
Medicine Bow Station
Deteriorating Conditions in Manchuria Draw Diplomatic Attention
Pekin reports growing strife in Manchuria as Russian and Chinese tensions escalate. The Imperial foreign board accuses Russian troops of aiding Mongolian attacks on a Chinese railroad garrison and calls for neutrality observance. Mongolian forces battle toward the Amur River with brigand assaults affecting Russian subjects amid looming questions of Russian intervention.
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Pekin
China
Imperial Foreign Board
Legation
Foreign Board
Manchuria
Amur
Rusela
Sixty Five Men Trapped in California Mine Cave-In
Amador County California February seven sixty five miners were imprisoned in a cave in at the Hunker Hill mine two miles from Amador City The cage cable broke causing collapse of shaft timbers Tons of earth shielded the entrance Crews at night began communicating with entombed men via air pipes reporting no injuries and hopes for liberation by tomorrow morning
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Amador Cry
Calif
Winers
Hunker Hill
Commercial Congress to Meet in August
Salt Lake City reports the Commercial Congress will convene August 27 to 30. President Trumbo and Edward Becker set the dates after meeting in Salt Lake, while Becker heads to Cheyenne to confer with Governor Carey before proceeding to Denver.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Trumbo
Edward Becker
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Carey
Denver
President to appoint Nagel to Supreme Bench vacancy
Report notes the president will nominate Nagel for a tenth seat on the Supreme Court. In a separate crime report, five bandits robbed Rock Island train No. 44 near Hulbert Arkansas, blowing the Wells Fargo safe and escaping with loot as crew and passengers were held at gunpoint. The engineer was left in a ditch, and the heist followed a prior Hulbert holdup.
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Nagel
Memphis
Tenn
Vfive
Rock Island
Hulburt
Ark
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Hulbert
Industrial Exhibit Planned by Cheyenne Manufacturers
About fifty Cheyenne industrial leaders gathered at the Industrial club to discuss a home manufacturers exhibit. F H Vaughn chaired, S 8 Pearlstine was secretary, and a five member committee was formed to arrange exhibits, secure pledges, and find a hall for the event at a future Industrial club meeting.
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Cheyenne
Industrial Club
F. H. Vaughn
S. 8. Pearlstine
Elmer Keefe
Clarence
Hammond
Thos. M. Mons
Lee Hrister
Harold England
Hurlington
Nagel Favored for Supreme Court Vacancy in Taft Admin
Washington February 7 Charles Nagel of St Louis secretary of Commerce and Labor expected to receive Taft’s nomination to Senate within days to fill the fifth vacancy in the current administration. Judge William C Hool of Kansas dropped from contention after cabinet session. In Washington the Money Trust probe was ordered by the Democratic House after Henry’s plan failed, with standing committees instructed to proceed.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Charles Nagel
St Louis
Commerce and Labor
Taft
Nagel
Senate
William C. Hool
Kansas
Money Trust
Democratic House
Henry
House
Banking and Currency
Underwood
Proclamation Possible on Arizona Statehood
Washington February 7 The arrival of Richard M. Kirk assistant secretary of Arizona will bring official election returns to the president for a possible proclamation making Arizona the 48th state. The proclamation may be issued February 22 Lincoln's birthday as citizens desire within sixty days.
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Washington, D. C
Richard M. Kirk
Arizona
Kirk
Lincoln
State Leader 10 Giveaway Promises Four Thousand Dollars in Prizes
A Wyoming newspaper launches a 10 000 circulation club campaign offering 4000 in prizes. Women may participate with nomination blanks and subscriptions via the State Leader campaign department. Subscriptions earn votes and credits toward prizes as districts rotate winners.
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Wyoming
Bond
State Leader Campaign Department
Lowarde
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Citizens’ National Bank
City of
Russia
Joliet
Allroad
Hooper
John Hush
Mississippi River Bridge
Vaughn
Arizon
Washington News
Probe Money Trust
Studebaker E. M. F
State Leader
Palen Department
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