Daley Named Senate President in Sixteenth Wyoming Legislature
W. W. Daley of Rawlins was chosen president of the Wyoming Senate by unanimous vote at the caucus. Frank E. Lucas of Buffalo was elected president pro tem, J. C. Arkesheimer of Cheyenne chief clerk, and Fred Lane of Laramie assistant chief clerk. The move aimed to maintain harmony while balancing regional interests across the two houses.
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W. W. Daley
Rawlins
Senate
Wyoming
Arthur Sk, Lea
Thermopolis
H. J. Chassell
Gillette
Frank Eb, Lucas
Buffalo
J. C. Arkesheimer
Cheyenne
Fred Lane
Laramie
Wharlier
Friends
Lee
House
J. C. Underwood
Laramie County
Daley
Chassell
Stansbury
Judiciary Committee
Finance
Finance, Expenditures, Ways and Means
Lucas
George W. Perry
Sheridan
Argsheimer
A. D. Belley
Hill
Sixteenth Wyoming Legislature Opens at Capitol
The Sixteenth Wyoming legislature convenes at the state capitol at noon with Secretary of State W. Chaplain presiding in the house and Ad Interim President William Daley guiding the senate. The session runs forty days. Daley of Carbon is expected as senate president, Lucas of Johnson is candidate for president pro tem, Argesheimer of Cheyenne for chief clerk, Ewert of Park as speaker, Jenkins of Fremont as speaker pro, and Downing of Goshen as chief clerk.
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Wyoming
State Capitol
House
Senate
William Daley
Mr. Daley
Carbon County
Frank BE. Lucas
Johnson County
J. C. Argesheimer
Cheyenne
BL. R. Ewert
Park County
P. W. Jenkins
Fremont County
O. Downing
Goshen County
Destruction of Historic Census Records in Washington Fire
A Washington blaze in the commerce department destroyed priceless census records from 1790 to 1890, with 1920 data spared. Firefighters battled the flames, three men overcome by smoke, including Frank Newman. Chief clerk T. G. Fitzgerald warned the loss cannot be replaced and duplicates do not exist.
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Department of Commerce
Washington
United States
Frank Newman
James Foster
T. G. Fitzgerald
Cense Bureau
Fitzgerald
Father Schellinger Named Prison Chaplain in Rawlins
Rev. Father Gerard Schellinger, former AEF priest, is appointed pastor of St. Joseph's church and Catholic chaplain of the Wyoming penitentiary in Rawlins. He arrives from Cokeville where he led St. Dominic's church.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Father Gerard Schellinger
St. Joseph’s Church
Wyoming Penitentiary
Father Schellinger
Cokeville
St. Dominic’s Church
Teachers to Meet Next at Springs
Thermopolis Wyoming selected as the next meeting place of the Wyoming State Teachers association. The convention will be in session here October 3 to 7, 1921.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Wyoming State Teachers’ Association
J. C. Kinode
Greybull
Ewert of Park Wins Speakership After Trailing On Ballots
L R Ewert of Cody wins the contest for the speakership as lawmakers at Cheyenne caucus tally his fourth ballot victory. He trailed third on two ballots and second on the third before a late surge by Republican peers carried him to a narrow win and swearing in at noon today.
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Ewert
Park
L. R. Ewert
Cody
House
Ingag
No Woman on Jury for Peete Murder Trial
Los Angeles reports no woman on the jury panel announced for the trial of Mrs Louise T L Peete accused of murdering mining promoter Jacob Charles Denton. The 21 man panel will hear the case with trial set to begin January 19.
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OS Angeles
Louise TL. Peete
Jacob Charles Denton
Children form Nebraska's first church in Cott s Bluff
In Cott s Bluff Nebraska a church for children was organized with 145 members mostly under 12. From the preacher to ushers all officers will be children. The church is sponsored by the Methodist Episcopal denomination.
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Cotts Bluff
Neb
Nebraska
De Valera Denies Plot as Britain Seeks Arrest
Dublin reports Eamonn De Valera, Irish republican leader, issues a formal denial of a German Irish plot against Great Britain and attacks the government's white paper on the matter. London says immunity from arrest persists while he remains silent, with officials watching his next move.
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Irish Republic
London
Dublin
Associated Press
Eamonn de Valera
Great Britain
Fwamonn de Valera
de Valera
Ireland
State Warden and Son Visit Cheyenne
Frank Hadsell warden of a state penitentiary at Rawlins and his son Kleber Hadsell vice president of the Wyoming Wool Growers association were in Cheyenne yesterday en route to Rawlins from Casper where they attended the convention of the Wool Growers association.
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Frank Hadsell
Rawlins
Kleber Hadsell
Wyoming Wool Growers 'Association
Casper
Friends plan to retain counsel after Riverton shooting
Nick Siganovich of Gebo Wyoming was shot and killed by Undersheriff John F Burch and Special Deputy Jasper W Burch who mistook him for the Denver fugitive Pete Haines. A coroner jury ruled the shooting in the line of duty. friends consider prosecuting the two officers.
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Riverton
Wyo
Pete Haines
Denver
Casper
Nick Siganovich
Gebo
Wyoming
John F. Burch
Jasper W. Burch
Siganovich
Burch
W. S. Burch
Fremont County
Rawlins
Haines
Siganovitch
Studson
Harding to Defers Inaugural Plans for Thrift
President Elect Harding asked officials to drop elaborate inauguration plans to avoid the appearance of extravagance. He telegrammed E B McLean to omit a grand ceremony and deliver only the oath and brief address. He also urged Senator Knox to abandon stands on the Capitol grounds amid congressional debate.
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Marion
Harding
E. B. McLean
Washington
Knox
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Congress
Lawmakers Vote to Preserve Capitol Grandstand Fund
In Washington on January 10, members of the House split along regional lines over a 350000 appropriation for a capitol grandstand used during inaugural ceremonies. 285 supported preserving the fund while a minority from Ohio and the South opposed. Senator Borah pledged to push for further cuts in appropriations.
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Ashington
House
Ohio
Capitol
Congress
Senate
Europe
Borah
Idaho
Wyoming Weather Sketch Mostly Fair With Snow Risk
Weather forecast for Wyoming predicts generally fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with little temperature change. A chance of snow is noted in the extreme southeast portion.
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Whather
Wyoming
Protection of American labor from alien horde demanded
Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor urged the Senate immigration committee for equal protection of American workers with tariff protected products. He called for two year straight out protection, warned that net immigration could reach 784 000 annually, and cited 1 819 272 unemployed in 141 cities. He noted 101 000 arrivals in October and 103 000 in November.
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Washington
Senate Immigration Committee
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Morrison
San Francisco
Seattle
Europe
Iabor
Abandonment of Inauguration Celebration Plans
Washington, Jan 10. The inaugural committee chairman B H McLean announced immediate abandonment of all celebration plans for the inauguration of President-Elect Harding, in line with Senator Harding’s wishes.
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Washington
Harding
BH. B. McLean
Indictments Expected as Coal Conspiracy Probes Reopen
In Indianapolis on January 10, District Attorney Frederick Van Ney informed Judge A B Anderson that new indictments and more defendants are likely as the federal grand jury reopens the coal conspiracy probe. Trials for those already indicted are postponed indefinitely as Van Neys aims to finish additional inquiries before the grand jury resumes. The first witnesses are summoned to appear next Monday.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Frederick van Neys
A. B. Anderson
van Neys
Directors for Commerce Chamber Will Be Elected Tonight
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce members gather for the annual meeting and election at the Chamber of Commerce building this evening at 8 oclock. Other matters of importance will come before the meeting. A large attendance is expected and desired.
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Commerce Chamber
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Many Applicants for Railway Mail Jobs
The roster shows over 70 applicants on the waiting list for examinations for clerk positions in the railway postal service, reflecting a sharp change from months ago when the government struggled to fill these posts.
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Railway Postal Service
Hundred Honorary Pall Bearers At Funeral Of Denver Chief
Denver January 10 The funeral of Chief Hamilton Armstrong will be held at St Barnabas Episcopal church Wednesday at 2 pm. Armstrong died suddenly from heart disease at his home. The body will lie in state at city hall tomorrow afternoon guarded by a platoon. City Chaplain Jim Goodheart and Rev Charles H Marshall will direct services. More than 100 honorary pallbearers from Denver civic circles were announced, with active pallbearers drawn from city police ranks.
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Denver
Enver
Hamilton Armstrong
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Armstrong
Jim Goodheart
Charles H. Marshall
Chaplain Goodheart
Frank M. Downer
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WM. Daley
Ouxteenth
War Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Ewart
J. . Underwood
Laramie Couny
Reboom
C. P. Story
Sheri
Dan
A. S. Mercer
Hyattville
Britain
Dano
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