President Wilson Signs Twenty-Eight Measures on Return Day
President Wilson spent over ten hours signing twenty eight bills and joint resolutions. He will not call an extra session until after returning from Europe. Thomas W. Gregory resigns as attorney general effective March 4, with his successor undetermined. Cabinet meeting attendance included Vincent Marshall and Secretary Polk replacing Secretary Lansing. March 6 set for governors conference to discuss domestic labor issues.
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Cabint
Vincent Marshall
Aasalit
Polk
Lan@ing
Depth Bomb Explosion Kills Three at Rockaway Naval Station
Three men at Rockaway naval station were killed when a depth bomb they carried exploded. The victims included a chief petty officer and two sailors. 122 pounds of TNT were aboard. Names withheld pending identification as rescuers searched the mangled beach. Survivors suggest a rest stop caused the detonating cap to jar.
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New York
Naval Station
Rockaway
Mndy
Naval grafters in magnet at last
Washington officials announce arrests of five naval reservists linked to bribery in the Third Naval District. Officers named include Lieutenants Dav is and Pilet, Ensign Heck, and Chief Boatswain Casey and Jones. Investigations detail sizable payments and gifts for influencing shore assignments and civil life security.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fels
Third Naval District
Daniely
Ideuntenant
Davis
Benoir Pilett
Paul Heck
Boatawain Casey
Frederick A. Jones
Buett
Casey
Beck
Indi- Gni Jones
Bitty
Ob Yin
Cwillane
Trott er family to Texas after funeral services
The remains of Ira Wn Trottay Trotter and his daughter Eleanor are discharged after funeral rites at Home. They plan to move to Cheyenne and expect to settle there, with a somber note from Mr Trotter.
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Ira Wn. Trottay
Trotter
Eleanor
Atv
Cheyenne
Mtr
Wan- Agur
Japanese Finance Ministers Grant China Rail Loan Rights
Paris reports Japanese financiers may loan for hundreds of miles of railway in Manchuria and China proper with joint operation rights on existing lines in Shantung. Notes exchanged by Japan and China outline funded railways and conditions for joint participation in Shantung and northern China. Washington confirms 70 to 80 treaty understandings are in effect between Japan and China, many dating back three to four years.
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Associated Press
Paris
China
Macchurin
Japan
Baron Goto
Shantung Province
Shantung
Washington
Pekin
Civiesa Foreign Office
Thompson Stages a Comeback in Chicago Mayoral Race
Chicago February 25 Mayor William Hale Thompson was renominated by Republicans and County Clerk Swelixer was renominated by Democrats in today’s mayoral primaries.
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Chicago
Willam Hale Thompson
Swelixer
Governor Carey to Attend Governors and Mayors Conference
Governor Robert D. Carey received a telegram from Washington about a conference of governors and mayors on the U S business situation. He plans to attend in Washington March 3 and 4 and return to Cheyenne promptly after the event.
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Robert D. Carey
Washington
Wilsen
United States
Cheyenne
Funeral services for Mrs P Jacob Gauff
Funeral services for Mrs P Jacob Gauff who died in Denver last week were held Monday at 9 oclock at St Marys Cathedral. Luterment was of Aoun Olyel cemetery. a large number attended the service in sorrow for the beloved woman.
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P. Jacob Gauff
Denver
St. Mary's Cathedral
Luterment
Aoun\ Olyel cemlary
Frontier Days to be Dry and June plans in Cheyenne
The Industrial Club decided Frontier Days will be dry and held in July. A committee was formed to incorporate a company to build homes in the city with over 100000 dollars subscribed to capital stock. April 2 and 2 were set for a Wyoming meeting to promote the Victory loan with delegates expected from principal towns.
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Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Ing
Strike Follows Wage Cut At Gurheld Mine Works
Electricians and iron workers at the American Mining company in Gurheld announce a strike over a 75 cent daily wage cut. Reports say the walkout may broaden within hours as further reductions are observed at the Bingham copper mines effective March 1, tied to a copper price of 18 cents a pound.
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Dy Associated Press
Salt Wake Cit
Electricians
American Mining Company
Gur- Held
Salt Lake City
Bingham Copper Mines
Carroll Back Rom Visit in Oklahoma
George Carroll former deputy sheriff of Laramie County returned yesterday from Briamrock Kla where he visited his brothers.
Mexican Troops Guard U S Property in Mexico
Juarez Feb 25 Mexican federal troops have been ordered to guard American owned properties in northern Mexico to prevent Francisco Villa from attacking and harming American officials and employees a tribute of 1 000 000 dollars was paid to Villa by March 1 to secure the measure and deter violence
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Juarez
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Speaker of Bouke Drvarts for Denver Drama
Representative Eugene Sullivan of Horn County departed yesterday for Denver with Mrs. Pullivan and their daughter. They traveled by automobile, accompanying the delegation as part of a Fifteenth Wyoming reg ital event.
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Bouke
Drvarts
Denver
Eugene Sullivi
Horn County
Wyoming Regital
Tenver
Revenue tax hits Cheyenne saloons as new law takes effect
Cheyenne saloons face the Cleor tax starting yesterday at 3 PM. Officials including Colonel McCall of Denver and four assistants inspect liquor stocks and levy the extra revenue tax on all Aquora in stock. Whisky prices rise to $2 per pint and per quart, with enforcement for those resisting payment.
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Cay
Stook
McCall
Denver
Weather Notice for Wyoming Paler Wednesday
Light snow is forecast across Wyoming with warmer temperatures in the southern portion. The system moves in midweek, bringing chilly conditions at higher elevations and milder air to the south.
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Wyoming
Por Tou
Governors 10 Discuss Business Situations Across States
President Wilson telegraphed invitations to state governors and more than 100 city mayors to a March 3 and 4 conference. The aim is to establish a national program for resumption of private enterprise and to use lawful means in cooperation with states to restore normal industrial conditions.
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Wilson
United States
Associated Press
Washington
Miles
Uncle Sam Seeks 32 Million Barrels Fuel Oil for Ships
Washington February 25 The government invites bids for 32 000 000 barrels of fuel oil to supply ships of the American merchant marine for the next twelve months. Previously oil for the ships was purchased by private firms. The call follows an agreement with oil producers after weeks of negotiation.
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Associated Prema
Washington
Poland 15 hailed as sovereign state in diet reading
Warsaw February 25. M Tromsk marshal of the diet read a telegram from the French minister recognizing Poland as an independent sovereign state. Diet members stood in silence except for a few socialists during the reading.
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Associated
Treas
Warsaw
M. Tromsk
Diet
Poland
Socialista
Panama Canal Placed Under Civil Authority
Panama Canal government shift as executive order puts the canal zone under civil authority today.
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Panama Canal
Associated Press
Panama
Canal Zone
Wyoming Legislator Ball Leaves for Denver Trip
Representative Ball from Crook County departs for Denver from Denver after leaving the Colorado capital en route to Sundance his home in Wyoming.
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Ball
A Meyer
Crook County
Wyoming
Denver
Colorado
Sundance
Mondell and Ker Daigk Unite On Lease Bill Passage
Washington reports conferees on the leasing bill re examined the measure and struck out features that could trigger a point of order. Kendrick and Mondell urged immediate division of royalties between states and nation, but language remains unchanged. Wyoming reclamation plans ease some opposition though overall delay looms as Senate debates other issues.
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Washington
Smoot
LaFollette
Kendrick
Representatve Mondell
Wyoming
League of Nations
Senate
Posey Ryan Pardoned After Murder Sentence
John Posey Ryan, once condemned for killing his wife and daughter during breakfast at a Cheyenne restaurant, is recommended for a full pardon by a unanimous state board. If approved by Governor Carey, the 75 year old will be released and reside at the Dak e home of his honored district judge.
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John
Posey) Ryan
Carey
Ryan
Rowling
Bavaria Rent by Civil Strife and Troops Aid Revolutionary Party
Paris reports conflicting Bavarian developments as a general strike looms and troops reportedly back the council of the republic in Munich while others say the Bavarian party opposes the government. Dispatches claim a Spartacan assault was repelled with leaders arrested and mobs formed as arms and munitions fell into custody.
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Bavaria
Revolutionary Party
Paris
Parle
Wymier
Council of the Republic
Munich
Spartacans
Sosenafet
Soviet Mongolian rule divides population by bathing rights
The Soviet government in Mongolia classifies the population into three groups with different bathing allowances. Some may bathe twice a month, others once, and some never. Food prices are prohibitive and famine looms due to medicine shortages. Premier Loaine remains unaffected with a monthly food allowance of 60,000 rubles.
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Ireas
Paris
Mongolia
Woreo
Moncow
Loaine
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