Change of venue sought in Albany murder case near Laramie
PAMILLOS SEEK CHANGE OF VENUE TO DISTANT SOUTHERN COUNTY and Peter Cordillo and Walter Newell charged with the murder of Frank Jennings near Laramie seek a county court change claiming prejudice in Albany Bay. They may request Evanston in Uinta County as a venue, with Judge Tidball to decide. A. Irvin of Denver aided the effort, and the defendants are held in Laramie county jail for safety.
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Pamillos
Peter Cordillo
Walter Newell
Frank Jennings
Laramie
Cheyenne
Albony Bay
Jennings
Evanston
Uinta County
A. Irvin
Denver
W. J. Tidball
Laramie County
Albany County
Jalil
Laramie County District Court
William C. Mentzer
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Membership Drive Kicks Off
The Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce launches a 3 day membership drive at 10 am with teams assigned to districts under President Allison. Officers expect most business and professional figures to be enrolled, promising a strong show of support by day’s end.
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Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Allison
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Frost Busy Chilling Local Mercury
The local weather tale describes Jack Trost squaring off with thermometers yesterday evening as bulbs were blown, causing a dramatic temperature drop from 414 degrees to 4 degrees by midnight. The weather staff had forecast a fall, and pennants were flown to confirm the shift.
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Jack Frost
Jack Trost
Weather Bureau
New York Barleycorn Claim as World’s Largest City
New York state leaders claim census figures will show New York surpasses London as the world’s largest city with about 8.5 million in the metropolitan district, including Jersey City and nearby towns, while London’s metro is around 7 million. Prohibition agents move into Michigan and Iron county amid open revolt rumors, with Major Dalrymple and 10 agents en route to “clean up” the area amid claimed resistance.
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London
Jersey City
Hoboken
Bayonne
Newark
Passaic
Paterson
Elizabeth Mount
Vernon
New Rochelle
Westchester County
Long Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Milwaukee
A. V. Dalrymple
Central Region
Leo J. Grove
United States
Michigan
Iron County
Dalrymple
Prohibition
Washington
Cheyenne Pushes Campaign for Postal Air Station
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce telegrams to Senators Kendrick and Warren and Representative Mondell urges action to procure a landing field in Cheyenne and to back a bill for an aerial mail service appropriation. Denver delegation may push for regional airport support, seeing it as key to future prosperity of Cheyenne and the state.
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Wyoming
Kendrick and
Warren
Mondell
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Washington
Cheyenne
Body of Stevenson Sent to Carmi for Burial
The body of John Duke Stevenson died Sunday at his son Robert Stevenson's home at 2117 Evans Street was sent yesterday afternoon by Early Bricker Brothers to Carmi Illinois for burial. He was a Kentucky merchant and is survived by two sons Robert Stevenson of Cheyenne and Duke Stevenson of Kentucky and two daughters Ella Stevenson of Cheyenne and Mrs T A Latimer of Denver.
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John Duke Stevenson
Robert Stevenson
Evans Street
Early Bricker Brothers
Carmi
Ill
Stevenson
Ella Stevenson
Kentucky
Cheyenne
Duke Stevenson
T. A. Latimer
Denver
Mondell May Sidetrack Universal Military Training
Washington, Feb. 23. Republican leaders plan to consider the army reorganization bill late this week with universal military training possibly omitted. The military committee had adopted training in principle, but leaders say no final agreement exists and Mondell declined further comment as the bill is set to come before the house on Thursday.
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Washington
Kahn
Sup
Mondell
Teachers discuss union ties at national education meeting
In Cleveland the National Council of Education and National Education Association session drew about 8,000 delegates. C B Stillman urged teachers to organize and affiliate with the American Federation of Labor. Dr G D Strayer opposed affiliation yet favored more classroom participation in school governance.
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Cleveland
American Federation of Labor
National Council of Education
National Educational Association
C. B. Stillman
American Federation of Teachers
American Federation
G. D. Strayer
Columbia University
Famous Gethsemane tree blown down in snowstorm
Jerusalem report says the famous tree El Butini in the Garden of Gethsemane fell during a snowstorm. Tradition held the tree would collapse with the Turkish empire. it had been bound with iron braces twice for support and its topple made a strong impression on locals.
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Jerusalem
el Butini
Gethsemane
Jugo Slavia forms new coalition cabinet under Protich
M Protich named premier of the Serbs Croats and Slovenes cabinet. The temporary ministry unites 20 political groups in parliament and will stay in power while the Adriatic settlement proceeds. Serbia Croatia and Slovenia delegates have been arbitrarily selected by national councils.
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Washington
M. Protich
Jugo- Slav
Legation
Belgrade
Serbia
Cretia
Slovenia
Dublin Government Revolts Against British Rule and Disorder
Dublin, Feb 23. An attempt to blow up Ballyvarinch constabulary barracks failed as bombs did not detonate. The town was cut off by cut telephone wires and blocked roads. A body found near Cork shows nine bullets. Harry Quinlisk, once a corporal linked to Rodger Casement, hanged in 1916 for treason. In Limerick, patrols faced boos and stones. a magistrate’s home at Tankardstown was raided and arms seized. Miss French Mullen of Rathmines Council arrested. The Dublin Corporation today.
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Dublin
Constabulary
Ballyvarinch
County Down
Harry T. Quinlisk
Rodger Casement
Dentonville
Cork
Limerick
Tankardstown
Open shop experiment in the northwest shocks labor leaders
Wide Open Seattle launches an unprecedented open shop experiment shaping the region’s industrial life. Businessmen and unionists alike are urged to study the revolt led by northwest leaders, with outcomes explored on page 6 of the issue.
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Seattle
Northwest
Democratic treaty ranks face possible split in senate
Political maneuvering grows as influential Democrats push for a caucus to discuss party policy changes. Republican hopes rise that the peace treaty could be ratified with the previous reservations, with 22 Democrats signaling openness to abandon the Wilson line.
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Washington
Associated Press
Senate
Wilson
Senate Passes Modified Railroad Reorganization Bill
The Senate approved the conference report by a wide margin and sent the bill to President Wilson. Republicans and Democrats supported it, while labor leaders urged a Wilson veto to block an early wage settlement. The Cummins led debate centered on effects for the public as government control ends.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Conservation Problems Up Washington Gas Supply
A special committee appointed by Secretary Lane divided natural gas conservation into production, transmission, and utilization. Three sub committees will study wasteful practices, regulate drilling, and promote a public awareness campaign to press conservation while resisting immediate rate increases. The panel’s next full meeting is set for March 27.
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Washington, D. C
Lane
van H. Manning
Bureau of Mines
Public Service Commissions
Sheridanite jailed for attempted blackmail in Wyoming
Solomon L Murphy bound over to district court in 500 bond on blackmail charge. He allegedly wrote a letter to a local woman claiming to offer advice while accusing her of improper relations and promising immunity from exposure if she visited his Gould street shop. The letter was turned to her husband and then to police. Murphy pleaded not guilty and preliminary hearing was waived. He is about 55, separated, with a daughter in Sheridan. The case to be heard in district court.
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Sheridan, Wyo
Solomon L .Murphy
District Court
Gusick
Murphy
Gould Street
Blake
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