Legislators to Hire Two Lawyers to Guard Legislation
Wyoming to appoint two eminent lawyers as general supervisors of legislation to curb mistakes in bills. William E. Mullen and Charles E. Blydenburgh are expected to fill the roles if the appropriation bill passes. The Good Roads committee advances a highway commission plan with an engineer in charge of funds.
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Wyoming
House
William E. Mullen
Charles E. Blydenburgh
State Bar Association
Mullen
Blyden
Wyoming pallbearers named for Cody funeral in Denver
Four active pallbearers from Wyoming will accompany the funeral of Col. Buffalo Bill Cody in Denver. Named Wyoming pallbearers are Patrick Sullivan Casper, Judge W. L. Walls Cody, H. B. Weston Laramie, and J. M. Schwood Cody. Honorary pallbearers include Gov. Kendrick, Sen. Warren, Frank Howe, and W. C. Deming. The Wyoming legislative committee attending represents the state. Burial services are by Elks and Knights Templar with body in state at the Colorado capitol today.
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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 department will review the brigade at Camp Deming Deming New Mexico consisting of the First and Second Arkansas Delaware and Wyoming infantry regiments and the New Hampshire field hospital after notifying Col. E F Glenn he would hold the review today
Diamondville’s Clean-Up Quest Prompted by Rigdon
United States At C. L. Rigdoo has returned from Lincoln county reporting arrests of a saloonkeeper and several women for alleged violations of the federal statute against importing women for immoral purposes. He recalls the town’s nightly movie saloon scenes and says the price for a girl could be two drinks, and he pledges to work to clean up the town.
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Diamondville
United States
C. L. Rigdoo
Lincoln County
Rigdon
Cheyenne Awaits Houston at Livestock Association Meet
Final arrangements for the American Livestock Association convention in Cheyenne await arrival. David F. Houston and Charles J. Brand will attend, boosting expected turnout and prompting a grazing fee discussion. Walter L. Fisher and A. E. de Ricqles will join, with delegates starting to arrive and locals urged to provide rooms due to hotel shortages.
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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 dispatch reports that over 400 sailors were rescued from the cruiser Milwaukee after it struck the California shore in thick fog. The ship rolled in heavy surf with its false bottom flooded to anchor. Officers fear the $4,000,000 vessel may be a total loss near Humboldt Bay, as breakers pound the superstructure.
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Eureka
Milwaukee
California
Humboldt Bay
Wyoming Names Senator Todd as Governor Today
Senator Todd becomes governor amid surprise elevation as the Republican party relinquishes hope of a member at the helm. The move places Todd at the state’s top seat, shifting political plans and leadership.
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Senator Todd
Wyoming
Republican Party
Peace terms for Germany loom in world war I talks
Washington reports discuss whether German terms will be issued by Berlin or waiting for President Wilson. Officials monitor public sentiment abroad as Allies and Central Powers signal positions. The submarine threat reappears as a potential lever for American peace efforts.
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Washington
Germany
Entente
Wilson
Danove
America
Annalta
Gerrard
von Bethmann Hollweg
Reichstag
Teuton
Kaiser Makes Statement
Amsterdam dispatch reports Kaiser makes a formal statement dated January indicating ongoing remarks and policy points with continued coverage on page six.
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Kaiser
Amsterdam
Citizens Asked to House Visitors for Cheyenne Livestock Meet
The Inter Ocean hotel fire prompts a plea from Cheyenne's Industrial Club for residents to host visiting delegates, including Secretary of Agriculture David F. Houston. Householders with spare rooms are asked to contact Secretary Lamon on Monday. accommodations needed for Wednesday through Friday of next week.
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Inter Ocean
Cheyenne
David F. Houston
Wilson
Industrial Club
Lamon
Woman fires two revolvers in fatal Denver husband killing
Stella M. Smith told police of alleged abuse by John Lawrence Smith in a fashionable Denver home. She said he forced her to drink and threatened her 12 year old daughter Mildred Moore. She fired twice, first wounding him then killing him in head with a larger pistol, as Moore watched. Moore seeks defense counsel and bond arrangements face capital case rules.
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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 and potato prices soar
Chicago reports nickel eggs with poultrymen predicting 90 cents a dozen by winter's end. Potatoes quoted at 2.40 a bushel or 4 cents a pound, the highest in forty years. Flour sells wholesale at 100 dollars per barrel.
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Chicago
Prevent Rebuilding of Powder Plants in Coast-to-Coast Probe
New York Jan 13 legal action aims to block rebuilding of the Canadian Car and Foundry munitions plant and to fix responsibility for explosions at the DuPont Haskell plant. Pompton Lakes and Kndgeland officials meet as public anger grows over repeated blasts and lack of accountability. Fragments of human bodies recovered at DuPont ruins indicate at least two deaths. Nitroglycerine stored near the plant did not explode. magazine windows shattered. Exact disaster causes remain undetermined after initial investigations.
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New York
Canadian Car and Foundry Company
DuPont
Haskell
Kndgeland
Pompton Lakes
WN. J
Hirschfield
Opponents Rally Against Universal Military Training
Washington, Dan. 14. Speakers from the American Un against militarism before the senate military committee voiced vigorous opposition to universal military training. Physicians and physical educators assailed the idea of military training in schools as beneficial. Today opened the first of three hearing days. Max Fastman and college men argued the plan contradicts American democracy.
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Washington
Dan
American UN
Senate
Max Fastman
Thaw Raises Battle Over Extradition Hearings
Philadelphia January 13 Thaw seeks delay in New York extradition by asking Governor Brumbaweh for a hearing before action on the requisition. Thaw is recovering from self inflicted injuries. Mrs Thaw plans to stand by her son during the kidnapping and flogging case involving Frederick Gump Jr.
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Harry K. Thaw
Pennsylvania
Thaw
Hrumbaweh
New York
Mary Copley Thaw
Philadelphia
Frederick Gump, Jr
Tsat
Harry
St. Mary's Hospital
Freedom
Matteawan
District Attorney's Office
Oliver A. Deever
Walter O'Byrne
Ood
Brewer
Moyamensing
Pittsburger
Dr. O'Dyrne
Weather outlook for Wyoming with unsettled weekend
Unsettled weather affects Wyoming this weekend with mixed precipitation likely in the north Sunday night and Monday. Colder air moves into the northeast on Sunday and the southeast on Monday, bringing a chill across eastern areas.
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Wyoming
Rumanians Turn Up On Mackensen Front
Reported Allied and German actions along the Sereth front include Romanian advances into Moldavia and Turkish forces capturing Mihalea with heavy losses to the Romanian garrison. Other positions see German and Bulgarian efforts, with Russian counterattacks near Lake Babit and entente movements toward Stravina.
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Sereth
Danube
Moldavia
Kasino
Slanic Vatloy
von Mackensen
Mihalea
Mraily
Oilag
Lake Babit
Riga
Stravina
Macedonia
Black Sea
Constantinople
Wives of Vienna tramway workers appeal for full pay
A letter from the wives of city tramway employees in Vienna appeals for full pay while husbands are on military service. Quoted in Amsterdam dispatches, the letter describes deplorable conditions and severe distress as children suffer. The note notes rising costs and cites an increase in expenditure.
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London
Arbeiter Zeltune
Vienna
Hurcomanter
Amsterdam
House Rules Committee expands power in Lawson inquiry
The House Rules Committee gains broad authority to compel testimony in the note leak inquiry. It has subpoenaed numerous individuals and ordered copies of telegrams sent from Washington on December 21. Written questions for Thomas W Lawson are prepared, with cited contempt possible if he refuses to answer.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Thomas W Lawson
Boston
Lawson
Congress
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