Wyoming House Stalls on Budget and Oil Measure
The Wyoming House refused to concur in the Senate budget amendment and in the oil distribution bill. Leadership reshuffles placed Underwood as conference chair with Mercer and Stevenson, while Reid, King and Risby were named to negotiate east wing and Daley junta chose west wing. Two items passed: changes in weights and measures and school funds distribution.
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Senate
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Mercer
Stevenson
Ewart
Reid
King and Risby
Daley
Oviatt
Nelson
Cranney
Wyoming
Board of Osteopath Examiners
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L. A. Williams
Ste Board of Health
Noblitt
Committee of the Whole
Mills
Riise
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Reynolds
Lincoln County
Steele
Caruso Fighting For Life Amid Critical Illness
News from Washington reports a budget dispute as Mondell and Byrnes argue over fiscal year 1921 appropriations with cuts and increases. In New York Enrico Caruso shows signs of improvement after a heart attack, with doctors warning the crisis may recur and last rites already given.
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Mondell
Byrnes
New York
Enrico Caruso
Antonio Stella
Caruso
Peete Given Life Sentence in Denton Murder Case
Mrs. Louise L. Peete was sentenced to life in San Quentin for the murder of Jacob Charles Denton. Judge Frank R. Willis denied a new trial motion and granted a ten day stay of execution. Counsel announced an appeal, with W. J. Ford as new counsel. former public defender Aggeler withdrew amid arguments over alleged trial misconduct and a legal challenge to an alternate juror provision.
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Louise L. Peete
San Quentin Penitentiary
Jacob Charles Denton
Frank R. Willis
Mrs. Peete
W. J. Ford
Peete
William T. Aggeler
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Wyoming Weather Forecast Clouds and Colder Mild Change
The forecast shows cloudy skies across Wyoming on Thursday and Friday with cooler air. The southeast portion will feel notably colder on Thursday, while conditions remain stable elsewhere.
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Wyoming
Bryan outlines plan for reorganized party to seek world peace
William Jennings Bryan via his brother Charles in Lincoln Nebraska issues a program for a reorganized Democratic party. The statement emphasizes world peace curb profiteers curb extravagance and restore peoples rule while warning against using the party as a tool for any single candidate.
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Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Charles W. Bryan
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America's host desiring heroine Rosie Sacola ends agony
In Fairmont West Virginia a 10 year old orphan named Rosie Sacola at Fairmont State Hospital endured severe injuries from a mine electrical accident. She lost both arms and had skin grafts but gave her remaining skin to save another child. The story seeks national foster support.
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America
Fairmont State Hospital
Rosie Sacola
United States
Rosie
Fairmont
Eight-Year-Old Speech-Flow Miracle In Illinois
Eight-year-old Miriam Rubin of Waukegan Illinois talked nearly nonstop for over ten days baffling physicians. Doctors say pressure on the nerve governing speech caused the episode and after a collapse into sleep she is now recovering.
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Miriam Rubin
Waukegan
Illinois
Kansas mining chiefs jailed for contempt in wage dispute
Alexander Howat, president of the Kansas miners union, was found guilty of contempt of court and sentenced to one year in jail plus costs by Judge A. J. Curran. Five co defendants, all union officers, also received one year terms. others were acquitted. The case stemmed from a strike at two Croweburg mines linked to a pay dispute over a young miner. The defense promised appeal.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Alexander Howat
Kansas Miners’ Union
A. J. Curran
Crawford County District Court
Fordney Bill Clears Senate Amid Denunciations
The Fordney emergency tariff bill with over twenty amendments passed the Senate 48 to 80 after a charged debate. Several Democrats voted for the bill while some Republicans opposed it as actions designed to aid farmers moved quickly through the House.
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Ashington
Senate
House
Mir Mail Pilot Breaks Record Cheyenne to Omaha Flight
Pilot Harry G. Smith of the air mail service shattered records by flying 458 miles from Cheyenne to Omaha in 3 hours 5 minutes. The non stop flight averaged 214 miles per hour as he battled strong winds and landed safely at Omaha field after leaving Cheyenne at 6.50 AM Mountain time and arriving at 10.55 AM Central time.
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MIR
Cheyenne
Omaha
Harry G. Smith
Air Mail Service
Smith
Union Pacific
Air Derby winner returns after desert ordeal
Lieutenant Alexander Pearson, missing since February 10, rode to Sanderson Texas after a forced descent in the Big Bend area. He survived six days of desert treks, sand storms, and hunger, reaching safety with help from ranchers and two men who ferried him across the Rio Grande. He sent word to Fort Bliss and his fiancée Margaret Shanno of Douglas Arizona.
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Tex
Alexander Pearson
Sanderson
Rio Grande
S. W. Caufield
Margaret Shanno
Douglas
Ariz
Sanderson O. K
el Paso
Lieut. Pearson
Portland
Oregon
Fort Bliss
Big Bend
Cheyenne People Recall Lt Pearson After Transcontinental Flight
A number of Cheyenne residents know Lieutenant Pearson the army officer who won the twice-across the continent air race in October 1919. While en route on the round transcontinental flight he twice stopped at Walesfield Fort D A Russell, highlighting his notable journey.
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Pearson
Army
Walesfield
Fort
D. A. Russell
Pearson Sr Receives Telegram on Son’s Safe Arrival
Portland father Alexander Pearson Sr. reports a telegram signed by his son Lieut. Pearson from Sanderson Texas confirming a safe arrival. He calls the news a tremendous relief and awaits further details. Continued on Page Two.
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Ore
Alexander Pearson Sr
Pearson
Sanderson
Tex
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