Governor Carey Denounces Tribune Dispatches as False
Governor Carey denounces a Tribune dispatch alleging land segregation on the Wind River Indian Reservation as unfounded. He explains Interior approval for segregation, aims to irrigate about 300000 acres, and urges state action or withdrawal if the Interior Secretary fails to honor agreements.
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Carey Brands
Carey
Tribune
Morton
Wind River
Hopkins
Secretary of the Interior
Wind River land segregation dispute erupts in Wyoming politics
The piece alleges a press agent inflated claims of a Wind River lands segregation granted at the Wyoming delegation’s request. It accuses state leaders of neglect and misrepresenting action while Governor Carey and State Land Commissioner Hopkins face scrutiny. Continued on Page 2.
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Interior Department
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
Carey
Jopkins
Secretary of the Interior
Wind River
Washington
Wyoming
State Land Board
Wyomine
Hope
Stock dispute risk sparks cross state clash
State Tax Commissioner John Segai traveled from Rawlins after consultation with Carbon County officials over a tax dispute with Routt County Colorado. Carbon County has moved toward immediate settlement talks and may push a solution through their own channels. McGill sought peaceful resolution but gained no reply, then asked Governor Shafroth via Governor Carey for mediation, which failed. Carbon County commissioners now request the matter be turned back to them as McGill heads for Rawlins to devise a new plan.
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John Segai
Rawlins
Carbon County
Routt County
Colorado
McGill
Preas
Bhafroth
Carey
Citizens National Bank to Erect 66 Foot Square Two Story Bank
Cheyenne directors announce immediate erection of a new bank building at Carey avenue and Eighteenth street. The corner structure will be 66 by 66 feet, two stories, and built of steel reinforced concrete and terra cotta with massive exterior columns. Excavation to start soon, architect and contractors to begin work within days.
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Citizens National Bank
Bank
Carey Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Cheyenne
18Th Street
Madero refuses cabinet shakeup amid anti reelection pressure
President Madero says he will not discharge any ministers and defends his cabinet as honorable patriots. A committee from the anti reelectionist party urged removal of the war and interior ministers. Alfredo Robles Dominguez criticizes the administration, stating cabinet removal could not save it. Reported large supplies have reached the rebels.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Madero
Interior
Miero
Alfredo Robles Dominguez
Pipeline survey completed Casper to Medicine Bow
A survey of the oil pipeline from Casper to Medicine Bow under the Franco-American Oil company is finished. The firm plans to build the line next season to reach Medicine Bow from Casper, about 80 miles, adding a new outlet for 8,000 barrels per day production and enabling refinery expansion at Medicine Bow.
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Medicine Bow
Casper
Salt Creek
Union Pacific
Medicine Bow Station
Tensions Rise in Manchuria as Russian Chinese Clash
Pekin reports diplomatic friction and military incidents between Russians and Chinese over Manchuria. The Imperial foreign board accuses Russian troops of aiding Mongolian attacks on a Chinese garrison while Mongols and brigands threaten towns along the Amur River. Several Russian subjects are reported killed.
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Pekin
China
Imperial Foreign Board
Legation
Foreign Board
Manchuria
Amur
Rusela
Sixty Five Men Imprisoned In Cal Mine
Amador Cry Calif Feb 7 Sixty five miners were trapped in a cave in at the Hunker Hill mine two miles from here after a shaft cage cable broke and timbers collapsed Tons of earth buried the entrance Crews reached the entombed men by air pipes and all reported no injuries and a possible rescue by tomorrow morning
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Amador Cry
Calif
Winers
Hunker Hill
Commercial Congress to Meet in August
Salt Lake City reports the nine teen twelve meeting of the Commercial Congress will be held August 27 to 30. President Trumbo and Edward Becker set the dates after a meeting, with Becker departing for Cheyenne to confer with Governor Carey and then to Denver.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Trumbo
Edward Becker
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Carey
Denver
President to name Nagel for Supreme Bench vacancy
Reports say the president will appoint Nagel to a tenth vacancy on the Supreme Court bench. Bandits raided Rock Island train No 44 near Hulbert Arkansas early today, looting mail and Wells Fargo safe before passengers realized the hold up.
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Nagel
Memphis
Tenn
Vfive
Rock Island
Hulburt
Ark
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Hulbert
Cheyenne Industrial Exhibit Plans Move Forward
About fifty Cheyenne manufacturers gathered at the Industrial club to discuss an homegrown exhibit. A five member committee led by Elmer Keefe will arrange pledges, a hall, and details with a potential site at the Burlington depot to host the show.
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Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Elmer Keefe
Clarence
Hammond
Thos. M. Mons
Lee Hrister
Harold England
Hurlington
Nagel Seen as Likeliest Supreme Court Pick
Washington February 7 Charles Nagel of St Louis secretary of Commerce and Labor is viewed as likely for the open Supreme Court seat. Taft plans to send Nagel’s nomination to the Senate soon while Kansas judge William C Hool fades from consideration. In Washington the House caucus orders a formal Money Trust inquiry through key committees after Henry’s proposal failed.
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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 Prep for Arizona Statehood Arrival
Washington officials report Richard M. Kirk will present Arizona election returns to the president. A proclamation announcing Arizona’s statehood is expected around Lincoln's Birthday, within sixty days of the arrival.
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Washington, D. C
Richard M. Kirk
Arizona
Kirk
Lincoln
State Leader 10 Campaign Offers Four Thousand Dollar Prizes
The State Leader launches a Wyoming wide campaign offering 4000 dollars in prizes for a 10 000 circulation club. Women may participate in four districts by nominating themselves or others, submitting blanks, and rallying subscriptions to earn votes and prizes.
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Wyoming
Bond
State Leader Campaign Department
Lowarde
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Washington News
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