Wyoming Legislature to Hire Two Lawyers for Legislation
Two eminent Wyoming lawyers William E. Mullen and Charles E. Blydenburgh are expected to be hired this year as general superintendents of legislation to prevent mistakes. The plan arises from a legislative funding item of 1000 dollars to pay their services. A Good Roads committee pushed a highway bill creating an advisory highway commission and appointing a trained engineer to direct state highway work and fund expenditures.
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Wyoming
House
William E. Mullen
Charles E. Blydenburgh
State Bar Association
Mullen
Blyden
William F. Cody
Denver
Wyoming Good Roads Association
James B. True
Z. B. Bevison
Laramie
Fred E. Holdredge
Thermopolis
Karl Warren
Riverton
John OD. Clark
Archie Allison
D. Oviatt
W. L. Ayers
Wheatland
P. C. Spencer
Lander
G. BE. Parisoe
F. E. Lucas
BufMle
House of Representatives
W. J. Thom
Buffalo
Good Roads Association
Wyoming pallbearers named for Cody funeral in Denver
Four active pallbearers from Wyoming will attend Col. Cody's funeral in Denver. deputies from Nebraska and Colorado join. Honorary Wyoming pallbearers include Gov. Kendrick and Sen. Warren. The Wyoming legislative committee attends as representatives. Cody's mayor and local officials also plan to attend. The service is set for 2:30 with Elks in charge and Knights Templar burial. The body lies in state at the Colorado capitol from 10 until noon.
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W. C. Deming
Cheyenne Tribune
Wyoming Legislative Committee
H. D. Edmonds
Powell
Columbus Wardlaw
H. Ji. Sedwood
Cody
E. 8. Hoopes
W. E. Raymond
Buffalo Bill
Theeegree Friends
Colonel Cody
Colorado
The
Elks
Knights Templar
Denver
Park County
Funston To Review Troops At Deming
Maj. Gen. Frederick Funston commander of the southern district will review the brigade at Camp Deming. The units include the First and Second Arkansas, First Delaware and Wyoming infantry regiments and the New Hampshire field hospital.
Diamondville Sees Effort to Clean Up Red Light Town
United States Agent C L Rigdoo returns from Lincoln county mining town Diamondville where he cites saloon methods and several women accused under the federal importation statute. He plans action to curb the nightly dancing and immoral conduct at the bar.
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Diamondville
United States
C. L. Rigdoo
Lincoln County
Rigdon
Cheyenne Hosts American Livestock Association Convention
Final arrangements underway at the Industrial club as David F. Houston and Charles Brand plan to attend. Expected large attendance due to grazing fee talks, with Walter L. Fisher also present to discuss market conditions. Cheyenne seeks local rooms for delegates after hotel loss.
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American Livestock Association
Industrial Club
T. W. Tomlinson
Association
David F. Houston
Charles J. Brand
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Cheyenne
John B. Kendrick
National Forests
West
Walter L. Fisher
Chicago
Agriculture
Taft
A. E. de Ricqles
Denver
E. C. Lasater
J. T. Pryor
Inter Ocean
Pullman
U. P
400 U S Sailors Saved From Wrecked Cruiser
Eureka, Jan 13. More than 400 sailors were rescued by breeches boats from the cruiser Milwaukee, battered by heavy seas after striking the California shore in a fog. The ship rolled in surf as breakers flooded the false bottom while officers doubt the $4,000,000 cruiser will float again. The vessel lay near the submarine H-3 which had grounded a month earlier at Humboldt bay.
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Eureka
Milwaukee
California
Humboldt Bay
Senator Todd Becomes Wyoming Governor Today
Wyoming installs a new governor, Senator Todd, in a surprise elevation that shifts the Republican party's leadership prospects as the state heads into a new era of governance.
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Senator Todd
Wyoming
Republican Party
Peace Terms Debate Shapes U S War Aims
Washington reports outline Germany’s expected peace terms rivaling the Entente reply to Wilson notes. Officials watch public sentiment as Germany braces for a Reichstag address. The submarine threat looms if no peace moves emerge, with America seeking common ground for decisive action.
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Washington
Germany
Entente
Wilson
Danove
America
Annalta
Gerrard
von Bethmann Hollweg
Reichstag
Teuton
Kaiser Makes Statement
Amsterdam January news note states Kaiser issues a public statement with continuation referenced to page six.
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Kaiser
Amsterdam
Citizens asked to house visitors for livestock convention
The Inter Ocean hotel fire prompts Cheyenne to seek private homes for delegates and their wives attending the upcoming livestock convention. Hon. David F. Houston will be a guest, and the Industrial Club asks those with spare rooms to list them with Secretary Lamon, offering needed accommodations Wednesday through Friday.
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Inter Ocean
Cheyenne
David F. Houston
Wilson
Industrial Club
Lamon
Woman Uses 2 Revolvers in Killing Spouse
In Denver a woman, Mrs. Stella M. Smith, described years of abuse by her husband John Lawrence Smith before he collapsed from two gunshots. She claimed threats to kill her and her stepdaughter Mildred Moore, then fled to safety with the child. Moore, a lawyer’s brother, intends to defend. Authorities weigh bond in a capital case.
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Denver
Stella M. Smith
John Lawrence Smith
Smith
William A. Moore
Mietriet
Julian A. Moore
Hishop
David Moore
Alfred Britton
Texas
Britton
Moore
Colorado
Five Cent Eggs Reach Chicago News Brief
Chicago prices show five cent eggs at a nickel apiece with poultry men predicting 90 cents a dozen by end of winter. Potatoes quoted at 2.40 a bushel and 4 cents a pound, the highest in forty years. Flour at 100 dollars a barrel wholesale.
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Chicago
Prevent Rebuilding of Powder Plants Stirs Local Action
New York January 13 Legal action to stop rebuilding the Canadian Car and Foundry munitions plant and to fix responsibility for the DuPont Haskell plant explosions was decided at meetings in Kndgeland and Pompton Lakes New Jersey. Pompton Lakes Mayor Hirschfield cited frequent explosions and lack of accountability. Fragments of human bodies were found in the DuPont ruins indicating at least two deaths. It was learned that nitroglycerine stored near the plant failed to explode though magazine windows were shattered. Investigations have not determined the exact cause of either disaster.
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New York
Canadian Car and Foundry Company
DuPont
Haskell
Kndgeland
Pompton Lakes
WN. J
Hirschfield
Opponents Clash Over Universal Military Training
Washington today marks the opening of three days of Senate hearings on universal military training. Physicians and physical educators challenge the medical and educational value, while Max Fastman and a student group condemn the idea as contrary to American democracy.
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Washington
Dan
American UN
Senate
Max Fastman
Thaw Fights Extradition to Face New York Charges
Philadelphia January report says Harry K Thaw plans to contest extradition to New York over kidnapping and flogging charges. His wife Mrs Mary Copley Thaw visits, while attorneys seek a governor hearing before requisition action.
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Thaw
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Pennsylvania
Hrumbaweh
Mary Copley Thaw
Philadelphia
Frederick Gump, Jr
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Forecast
Unsettled weekend with snow in the north Sunday night into Monday. Colder air moves into the northeast Sunday and the southeast Monday. Light precipitation possible across central areas.
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Wyoming
Rumanians Turn Upon Mackensen Front in Moldavia
Associated Press reports Teutonic allies push along the Sereth near the Danube while Romanians counter on the Moldavia frontier capturing trenches near Kasino river. Von Mackensen’s forces attack south of Slanic valley and drive Russians from a height. Bulgarian advances seize Monastery near the Sereth and Mihalea town, with garrison losses as others drown escaping. Entente moves toward Stravina, and a Russian raid near Babit is repelled. London notes half a billion dollars pledged to the English war loan amid big-company subscriptions and a nationwide rush to invest.
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Sereth
Danube
Moldavia
Kasino
Slanic Vatloy
von Mackensen
Mihalea
Mraily
Oilag
Lake Babit
Riga
Stravina
Macedonia
Black Sea
Constantinople
London
England
Lloyd George
Guild Hall
Prudential Insurance Company
Bank of England
Wives of Vienna tramway workers appeal for full pay
A letter from the wives of Vienna tramway workers called to military service appeals for full pay. Quoted in a dispatch, they describe deplorable conditions and worsening distress with children pining away as the conflict continues.
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London
Arbeiter Zeltune
Vienna
Hurcomanter
Amsterdam
House rules committee moves to compel Lawson in note leak inquiry
The House Rules Committee gains broad power to subpoena witnesses in the note leak inquiry. It has ordered copies of December telegrams from Washington and can compel answers. Thomas W Lawson is expected to refuse to name others, and possible contempt citations loom. A jail sentence is suggested as a consequence.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Thomas W Lawson
Boston
Lawson
Congress
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Matteawan
District Attorney's Office
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Walter O'Byrne
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