Three Hundred Trains Stalled Hurts Passengers in California
Three hundred Santa Fe passengers were marooned by washouts near Summit California amid heavy snow and cold. Two wrecks injure 12. a Salt Lake train derailed at Lugo station. In Los Angeles the storm causes about 4.5 million dollars in damage and seven deaths with widespread flooding and isolation.
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Redlands
Denver Not 10 Have Stampede Promise
A Cheyenne delegation returned from Denver claiming promise from a joint committee of the Festival of Mountain and Plain, the Merchants, Hotels, Elks, and Colorado Convention league to prevent any Stampede connection with Frontier Day. The meeting at the Elks Home yielded assurances that Denver will not host the Stampede.
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Fesval of
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Re‘oll Merchants’ Association
The
Hotelen's Association
Elks
Colorado Convention League
Cheyrone
Sol Petiion
State Banks Show Prosperity in Wyoming Call Report
Wyoming state and private banks report stronger condition in the January 13 call by state examiner I. C. Newlin. State banks show deposits up nearly 1 million and time and demand deposits up over 300 thousand since February 1913.
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I. C. Newlin
State Examiner
Wyoming
Wyoming Elk Delegation Aims for Denver Convention
Three members of the Wyoming delegation who visited Denver last week to protest a wild west show vow to mobilize a large Wyoming elk delegation for the annual convention to be held there in July, 48-10 of this year.
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Bia
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Weather Outlook for Wyoming This Weekend
Washington February 21. A weather forecast notes light snow Sunday with a likely probe of more snow Monday. Colder air expected across central and southern Wyoming with sharp temperature drops.
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Washigton
Wyoming
Washington's Birthday Celebrations Across States
A look back to Newport R I cade celebrations of Washington's birthday marking the first civic observance on the 22nd but noting his February 11 1732 birth date per old style and the modern national practice now observed nationwide as a legal holiday in all states and territories.
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Alaska
Trivial Theft Leads Couple to County Jail
William Harris and his wife Myrtle, traveling from Denver, were jailed after breaking into Frank Smith’s ranch house on Horse Creek and stealing food, a broken razor, a metallic brush, and shoe strings. They admitted the theft and were held in Wheatland before transfer to Cheyenne. both face trial before Judge Mentzer.
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Myrtle
Denver
Frank Smith
Horse Creek
Wheatland
Frank Roach
Smith
TV Ranch
Chugwater
Cheyenne
Harris
Twenty-third Street
Deportation of Moyer Up at Hancock
Feb 21 report notes Moyers deportation likely the final grievance heard by the congressional investigating committee. Charles H. Tanner may testify next. strikers say Tanner will recount his story Monday. Militia charges span to be heard Monday. Five miners evicted from company houses. over 200 tenants warned to move. Company counsel says cases not acted on before April.
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Michy
Moyser
Congressional
Charles H. Tanner
Moyer
Tanner
Winona Copper Company
Hilton
Cheyenne Receives Burlington Cut-off Clarification
A Burlington official confirms the Wendover Guernsey cut-off will route cast bound freight via Guernsey and Alliance to avoid hills. The plan is said to reduce costs and align with local railroad and business expectations. the cut-off reportedly has no link to the Mine to the Gulf project.
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Gulf
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Burlington
Train wreck near Grosseto claims three lives
Rome Feb 21 A railway collision near Grosseto killed three passengers and seriously injured six others. Eleven Americans aboard one train were unharmed.
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Rome
Grossetto
Wood Confirmed After Long Fight for Crook County Legislature
William J. Wood was confirmed by the Senate as register of the United States land office at Sundance. A Crook County resident since boyhood, Wood led a victorious 1912 campaign against Warrenism, toppling the Warren ticket by 700 votes with a Democratic majority.
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Warren
Crook County
Register of Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Washington
William J. Wood
Senate
United States Land Office
Mr. Wood
Joe Lythe
Wm. J. Wood
Wilson
W. J. Wood
Mores Wood
Crook Cquunty
W. W.wood
Raymond and
Crook County Mercantile Company
Hulett and
Delly
Kendrick
Hulett
Open Meetings Set for New Industrial Club Feature
Industrial Club directors voted Friday to hold open monthly meetings and urge all members to attend. The first open meeting will be Tuesday evening March 3. Directors cut the entrance fee to 13, or three months in advance, replacing the previous 6 or six months in advance.
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Industrial Blub
Eight Arbitration Treaties Ratified by Senate
Senate ratified eight arbitration treaties with Great Britain Norway Japan Italy Spain Sweden Portugal and Switzerland renewing them for five years. The pacts reference The Hague for disputes over treaty interpretations and mark a step in President Wilton's effort to strengthen U S international position though not far reaching.
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Great Britain
Norway
Japan
Italy
Spain
Sweden
Portugal
Switzerland
Wilton
United States
Hague
Weather note on Cheyenne thermometer records days apart
The article notes a warm day with a rise to 4 degrees above yesterday and recalls last year’s 5 below zero. It mentions the weather bureau record for Cheyenne showing February 21, 1806 as the highest temperature on record.
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Yeewrdey
First Woman Runs for Congress in Kansas Sixth District
Eva Morley Murphy of Goocland Kansas declares Progressive nomination bid in the Sixth District. She serves as recording secretary of the Kansas State Woman's Christian Temperance Union and leads the Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs. Murphy vows to push for a federal constitutional amendment for national prohibition and to support every Progressive measure benefiting plain people.
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Emporia
Kan
Congress
N America
Mes
Eva Morley Murphy
Goocland
Miss Murphy
Kaneda State Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Kahsas Federation of Women's Clube
Josiah Gorsuch
Sharon Springs
Progressive Central Committee
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