Kelley Warns of Special Session Over Wyoming Budget
Senate finance chair M A Kelley urges more liberal appropriations for state departments for the coming biennium and flags a possible special session if the house persists with cutting the budget. He notes the house has adopted 85 amendments and slashed items after two weeks of joint committee work.
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House
Mian A. D. Kelley
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Wie
Senate
House Ways and Means
Humanity's Man by Judge R M Wanamaker
The Ohio Supreme Court judge extols Abraham Lincoln as Humanity's Man born on America's frontier. He lauds Lincoln for reasserting the Declaration of Independence in 1861 and urges teaching fewer sensational facts and more independence principles in schools and churches.
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R. M. Wanamaker
Ohio Supreme Court
Abraham Lincoln
America
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Lincoln
Southern Division to Move Dispatch Office from Cheyenne
Colorado and Southern announces headquarters shift from Cheyenne to Denver as part of rail retrenchment. The Cheyenne dispatcher’s office will be abolished and the chief dispatcher and four assistants will move to Denver, with no train service changes expected.
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Ivision
The
Colorado & Southern
Cheyenne
Denver
Lincoln's Favorite Poem Fragment Reads Like Echoes of Death
The excerpt presents a meditation on mortality and legacy attributed to William Knox. It muses on how all generations share the same nights, streams, suns, and paths, with emotions rising and falling as life passes from vigor to rest. The piece ends noting Knox's dates.
Weather forecast for Wyoming weekend
Forecast calls for generally fair conditions across Wyoming Saturday and Sunday. Colder air arrives in the northwest on Saturday bringing a slight dip in temperatures.
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Wyoming
Five American Sailors Fired Upon in Vladivostok
Five American bluejackets were fired on in Vladivostok at 11 o'clock Tuesday night, one wounded. They, with Russian police, arrested three Russian officers formerly under General Kappel. The attack is seen as an attempt by communists to strain U S Japan relations.
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Okio
Vladivostok
Asahi Shimbun
Kappel
Omsk
Japan
United States
Navy silent on Vladivostok attack report
On Tuesday night five bluejackets were attacked at Vladivostok per the Asahi Shimbun in Tokyo but no official report has reached the navy department and officials declined to comment.
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Washington
Vladivostok
Asahi Shimbun
Tokio
Navy Department
Ready to Reorganize Southern Republicans
Washington reports a special sub committee will meet March 2 to begin steps toward implementing the southern Republican mandate issued before the Chicago convention. The aim is to recognize the south and create a more equitable representation at national conventions.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Chicago
South
Senate debate on disarmament and propaganda claims
Senator Borah of Idaho alleges Britain circulated propaganda to deter U S naval buildup during a general disarmament discussion. He says the navy department holds the facts. Senator Poindexter of Washington, author of the naval committee report, confirms some testimony on the issue.
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Great Britain
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Navy Department
Ashington
Poindexter
Washington
Senate Naval Committee
Naval Bill Faces House Opposition in Budget Clash
Washington February 11 The naval appropriation bill of 395 million dollars faced sharp pushback as members attacked provisions under the new budget system. Chairman Butler saved a key section while Rep. Britten led an assault on funding, with many sections ready to fall on points of order as proponents of economy and disarmament pressed to strike an amendment by Rep. Hicks.
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Butler
Naval Affairs Committee
Naval Committee
Britten F of
Ilinois
Economy
Friends of Disarmament
Representative Hicks
Republic
Lincoln's Creed from The Soul of Abraham Lincoln
Excerpted creed cites belief in God as ruler and helper. It affirms nation blessed by the Lord and that divine assistance shapes success. Lincoln vows to finish his work with malice toward none and charity for all, seeking guidance from God and prayers from others.
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Abraham Lincoln
William E. Barton
Lincoln
America
Soldier Tax Exemption Bill Clears Legislature
EBACH'S amended bill for veteran tax relief passes both houses after a second conference committee report is approved unanimously. The final form omits residency requirements debated by conferees, awaiting the governor's signature and marking a key victory for veterans.
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Ebach
Perry
Senate Committee
Ten-year-old Chance in Longmont Beaten and Hanged
A fight at Longmont public school ends with ten year old James Rush hung from a tree by classmates seeking revenge after his undefeated run. Officer Miles MacPhillips cut him down. his condition is listed as serious.
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Ongmont
Colo
James Rush
Benny Leonard
Miles MacPhillips
Three Direct Primary Bills Heard by Senate Committee
Three bills seeking repeal or modification of the state direct primary law were heard in a senate committee of the whole. They were referred to a special committee of Lucas Chambers and Green to explore a three in one process and accommodate varied opinions. The advocates debate repeal while Skovgard argues for conventions 40 days before the primary with no ballot name restrictions.
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Senate
Messrs. Lucas
Chambers and Green
Ihlan and
Inta Ann
Oviatt
Kabell
Skovgard and
Sibley
Skoggard
Largest Moonshine Still Taken In Wyoming Raid Four Prisoners Captured
Four prisoners were captured and a 900 gallon moonshine still seized in a raid four miles north of Cheyenne. Authorities from city, county, state and federal levels coordinated the operation led by M C Wachtel and Roach. Prisoners named George Lemon Leo Brunstron Frank Walsh Nelson Person were booked for illegal whiskey manufacture.
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Wyoming
Max Johnson
Cheyenne
Rocky Mountain
M. C. Wachtel
Denver
Prohibition Roach
J. Carroll
Woolrox
Jack McFarland
George Lemon
Leo Brunstron
Frank Walsh
Nelson Person
Sheriff’s Office
Johnson Place
Midwest refinery workers face ten percent wage cut
In Asper Wyoming on February 11 the Midwest Refinery joint council announced a ten percent wage reduction effective February 16. About 1700 Midwest refinery employees across Asper and Laramie, plus 265 at Greybull, will be affected with a similar cut planned for field workers.
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Asper
Wyo
Midwest
Greybull
Laramie
Joint Industrial Council of the Midwest Refinir
Industrial Council
AB Culuippaly McLe
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