City urged to build artificial ice plant in Cheyenne
A public meeting adopted a resolution urging Cheyenne city commissioners to secure an artificial ice plant. The plan would grant exclusive 15 year ice-cutting rights on city lakes with protections for water use and pricing, while keeping lake ice under strict limits. John L. Murray opposed the move arguing for traditional lake ice, but most speakers supported the project. The council will decide Monday on proposals from Cahill and Holliday and Cook Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Miller
Cheyenne
T. Blake Kennedy
Messrs. Cahill and Holliday
Messrs
Cahill and Holliday
Ed Kelley
J. H. Walton
Gahill-Holliday
Cook
John L. Murray
Murray
Cahill
Wolliday
Cook Brothers
Treasury notes set to be redeemed as Europe absorb aids
Secretary Houston said the treasury remains strong while Europe has received about 4 billion dollars since the armistice. The last issue of certificates of indebtedness worth 60 million will be redeemed Monday and tax certificates totaling nearly 2.94 billion will be paid by upcoming income and profits taxes. A crash forecast is dismissed as unfounded. Plans for a trip to England by David Nimmo, Jim Nimmo, and George Kingham call for sailing March 20 from the Atlantic coast.
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Europe
United States Treasury
Houston
David Nimmo
Jim Nimmo
George Kingham
England
Atlantic
Danish coast gale pounds Swedish schooner Mathilde
The three masted Swedish schooner Mathilde lies high on a rock shelf near Aarhus as relentless seas pound her. The vessel is shown battered and at mercy off the Danish coast.
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Mathilde
Aarhus
Union bosses face presidency stall on wage demands
The article notes enduring deadlock as union leaders rebuff wage proposals amid looming private railroad control. Director General Hines reports to President Wilson, signaling no immediate relief and pending impartial legislation. Maintenance of way and shop unions join talks, with a looming 300,000 member strike next Tuesday. P. J. Coyle laments unmet expectations as discussions continue.
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Hines
Wilson
Railroad
White House
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Longshoremen's Union
Maintenance of Way
P. J. Coyle
Printers Resign Cause No New Haven News Tomorrow
New Haven Journal-Courier will not publish a news issue tomorrow due to a Typographical union contract violation. A front page notice announces a temporary suspension of all four daily papers with three blank pages. No union members who resigned commented on the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
New Haven Journal-Courier
Government Backing of U S Olympic Team Strengthened
The Olympic committee gained official government sanction and support for the U S team to Antwerp next summer after conferences with high officials. Secretary Tumulty accepted the honorary professorship for the American Olympic commission on behalf of President Wilson, with Secretaries Baker and Daniels named honorary vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Antwerp
Olympic Committee
American Olympic Commission
Wilson
Baker
Daniels
Mexican treaty debate stretches senate panel to week
The senate foreign relations subcommittee extended its Mexican situation inquiry for at least a week. Senator Fall said he will travel to Las Cruces New Mexico then Washington as hearings resume in Arizona or Los Angeles. Senator Brandagee urged urgent return to the capital.
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Fall
EL Paso
Senate
Senator Fall
Brandagee
Washington
Las Cruces
N. M
Arizona
Los Angeles
M. A. Smith
Southwest
Norman Walker
Associated Press
Phillips Slated For Netherlands Minister
President Wilson is understood to have decided on appointing William Phillips as minister to The Netherlands. Phillips, a Republican by training, has served since 1913 in the state department, rising from third assistant secretary to first assistant secretary as Frank L. Folk moved to counsellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Wilson
William Phillips
Netherlands
Phillips
Frank L. Folk
Black Sea line seizure reshapes anti Bolshevist links
From Page 1: Sebastopol and Theodosia in the Black Sea are cited as targets while Petrovsk railroad would be cut to cripple anti Bolshevist lines to the Caspian volunteer fleet. British detachment withdraws from Batum to Constantinople as Polish front actions pale. Vladivostok falls to rebels after Kolchak’s army dissolves and Denstvo assumes control. city reported quiet.
Prosecutor Retires From Bisbee Deportation Trials
Bisbee deportation proceedings faced delay as County Attorney Robert N. French, ill with possible fatal illness, announced a special prosecutor would replace him. A. A. Worksley of Tucson was chosen to handle the case while French sought medical attention. Jurors’ venires were rapidly depleting, prompting forecasts that only two or three cases might proceed to trial.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Robert N. French
Bisbee
A. A. Worksley
Tuscon
Forger From Shawnee Heads to Texas to Stand Trial
Forger Beaumont from Shawnee Oklahoma arrested Tuesday and sent to Texas for a Washington forgery trial. After that he will be brought to Cheyenne to face a Cheyenne forgery charge, then return for sentencing.
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Co. L. Beaumont
Shawnee, Okla
State of Washington
Cheyenne
Farmer Labor conference to push co operative enterprise
Mr. Plumb outlined a plan for a nationwide cooperative system covering production to consumer. The project aims to unite 4,000,000 men in a 20,000,000 person movement to escape government pressure and private credit monopolies. He criticized the federal reserve and treasury actions as unconstitutional and detrimental to small investors.
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Farmer Labor Conference
Plumb
Federal Reserve System
Treasury Department
National Credit
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Care and Treatment of Stock and Poultry
New book by Dr. L. D. LeGear, noted veterinary and poultry expert, presents 128 pages of up-to-date care, symptoms, and treatment for horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, and poultry. Available for 10 cents in coin or stamps from Dr. L. D. LeGear, Broadway and Howard streets, St. Louis, Missouri.
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L. D. LeGear
Princeton Counts on Him to Shine at Track Meet
Bob Clark of Princeton is rated as one of the best track and field men and expected to star for the Tigers today as circle meets under Tiger Adher.
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Princeton
Tiger Adher
Bob Clark
Bareback Dress Startles Patrons at Charity Ball
A fashion moment from a London charity ball at Convent Garden for St Bartholomew’s Hospital drew attention as a dress with no back was worn by Miss Ivy Collette formerly of the Piety Theatre. The Nautch girl costume displayed a front panel held by a cord.
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Convent Garden
London
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Ivy Collette
Piety Theater
Labor federation pushes cooperative store plan
Donald, president of the Illinois Federation of Labor, argues cooperative stores with central buying and bonding for honesty could curb theft. C Trask notes maintenance and shop workers have factories producing goods at below wholesale, with cooperative buying delivering 30 to 40 percent reductions on products. He cites hosiery and gloves as examples of member produced items.
Silk Thefts Prompt Freight Rate Reductions
The railroad administration announced a change effective February 29 prohibiting silk transportation by freight in less than car load lots. Losses from silk thefts have outweighed freight revenue, prompting amendments while protests surge as small communities must now receive silk by express.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Majors and Minors Nearing Agreement
Chicago Feb 412 Prospects of a new working agreement between the major and minor leagues have brightened after a session between minor league and National League committees. The American League attended but did not have an official committee as most magnates had left the city. No action was taken but progress was reported as satisfactory.
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Chicago
Oull
American League
Jones Apartment House Sold to Laramieites
The Jones apartment house at Warren avenue and Nineteenth street was sold by Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jones through the D. C. Barksdale agency to Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McMullen of Laramie. The Joneses will depart May 1 for a climate better suited to Mrs. Jones health.
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Jones
Warren Avenue
Nineteenth Street
C. A. Jones
D. C. Barksdale Agency
H. L. McMullen
Laramie
Lincoln's Birthday Observed as Holiday in Cheyenne
The memory of Abraham Lincoln is honored as Cheyenne banks schools and public offices close for the day. Businesses close at noon.
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Lincoln
Abraham
Cheyenne
Funeral of Mistress Mahar Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Isaac Becker will be held at the Hobbs Muckfeldt and Finkbiner chapel this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. J. S. Stubblefield will conduct the services and the interment will be at Lakeview. The body lies in state at the undertaking parlors this morning for viewing. Mr. Becker is the father of Mrs. Adolph Braunschweig of this city. Death occurred in Oakland California last Saturday.
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Mahar
Isaac Becker
Hobbs, Muckfeldt and Finkbiner
J. S. Stubblefield
Lakeview
Becker
Adolph Braunschweig
Oakland
Calif
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Influenza Relief
Henry Willis of Sandy Point Texas credits Foley's Honey and Tar with easing a severe cough after trying multiple medicines. The ad claims the product contains no opiates and is sold everywhere, endorsing it as the best medicine he ever used.
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Foley
Thenry Willis
Sandy Point
Texas
California women petition Senate for peace treaty signature
Mrs Aurelia Reinhardt represents a California Federation of Women's Clubs in Washington to present a petition signed by 265000 women and 100 women in California urging the Senate to sign the peace treaty. She is hosted by Senator Phelan and met by twenty California seniors at the capitol.
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Aurelia Reinhart
Mills College
Oakland
Cal
Washington
California
Senate
Reinhardt
Womn
Washinton
Phelan Oflifornia
Capel
Swamp-Root Promoted as Kidney Ailment Remedy
An advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as the top medicine for kidney liver and bladder ailments. The ad notes mild immediate effects and urges starting treatment, with sample requests by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. and to mention Cheyenne State Leader.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Cheyenne
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Congress
Hitchcock
C. EB. Winter of
Casper
Forger
Collette
Aurelia Reinhardt
Castoria
Zemo
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Marchick & Sons
Tivoli Corner
Carey Ave
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