West Ward Lawyer Banquet Highlights State Assembly
The third Aneusl Sangeet of the West for a coctation, held at the Parish howe, drew the largest attendance to date. Attorney General DA Pres ton presided and praised E. Richard Shupp of Casper who spoke on The Lawyer as an Opponent of Peace. Various speakers, including John W. Lacey and David Howell, presented legal topics as judges and officials listened. Afternoon sessions focused on land tithe regulation, warehouse receipts, and criminal procedure reform with a proposed bill and constitutionality review. Judges Tidball and A. Zaring were slated as principal speakers for the next day.
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E. Richard Shupp
Casper
Shipp
Jona D. Clark
Law and
Reason
Joan M. Heneh
John W. Lacey
David & Howell
Udae Charles Winter
Tee Con Potter
Cyrus Beard
Supreme Bench
Perry Mets
W. C Meteor
V. J) Tidhatl
New Man
Petitori Job Cluck
Chefentie
W U. Deming
Wrempsig
Sor
Mertings
Dalel Jeti
EF Mydenoavel
Dietrich Otters
Judes Tidball
Laramie
A. Zaring
Basin
Putrid Stock Gambler continues on Page One
The report covers testimony by Henry on the Stand and Dros as they deny sharing any cabinet officer's name with Lawson during a three hour conference. Henry insists he gave Lawson little information and fears damaging his reputation in the house and country.
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Lawson
Mr Lawson
Kenry
Tax Service Promises Hours From Morning To Midnight
An advertisement touts tax service from 10 a.m. to midnight with enclosed car and good service. It lists phone number 60% and price Mic I-l2tt, though the text is partially garbled.
Cheyenne Delegates Planned Continued Events and Travel
The article outlines continued arrangements for delegates including train sleepers and hotel accommodations. It notes a nine hour extension for activities and mentions entertainment plans for attendees with theater parties and receptions, culminating in a governor’s reception on Thursday night hosted by Mrs. John J. Woodrick.
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Ne Valen Iueile
Tae Union
Governors Wonston
John J. Woodrick
Death of Basin water commissioner Ole Robertson
Word from Cheyenne reports the death of Ole Robertson, longtime water commissioner of district No. 3 in Basin. He was a well known state figure who had faced several misfortunes including a fire that destroyed his home.
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Cheyenne
Basin
Ole Robertson
Walter
Laittatine Reerendum Urges Federal Utah Land Reform
A Wyoming referendum text urges Congress to create a permanent state aided settlement fund for irrigable lands. It proposes two million acres to be set aside and sold, with proceeds loaned to qualified settlers and repaid with low interest. The measure seeks federal action, plus a trust arrangement and eventual return of funds to the U S Treasury.
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MAO
Congress
Wyoming
Congress of the United States
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Fire Escape Law Moves In Legislature
Representative Thomas Hunter introduces a bill to require fire escapes on buildings with widespread public backing in Cheyenne. Senate changes include Senator Baldwin replacing another on Ways and Means as tensions rise over prohibition and predatory animal funding debates.
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Thomas Hunter
Cheyenne
Inter Ocean
Mr. N. Baldwin
Lanier
I. Koti
Sheridan
Republcan
Senate Committee On Ways and Means
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Ad Claims Cold Cure
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE and urges callers to seek the full name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with initials BK W GROVE. It promises to cure a cold in one day and notes a price of 25.
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GROVE
The Making of a Famous Medicine
The article explains Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound uses 710 to 600 pounds of herbs gathered at peak medicinal season. It notes strict cleanliness during percolation with sterilized utensils and tanks, pasteurization, clarification, and bottling for consumers.
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Lydia F. Pinkham
Wyoming Oil Claimants Amendment Restores Patent Rights
A Wyoming legislative notice describes a second amendment to oil and mineral land rules. It clarifies patent eligibility for claimants or occupants who drilled producing oil or gas wells on lands they occupy or withdraw from. The amendment also provides protections for placer claimants and their successors upon application.
Placer Miners Seek Relief Over Oil Claims In California
The Interior Department disputes placer miners rights after discovery in petroleum reserve No 2 California. The issue focuses on legal interest after assessment work and potential patent rights under land leasing. The National Oil Bureau urges action on House Resolution No 406 to amend the law and protect bona fide miners.
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Lim
Interior Department
Federal District Courts
Cheyenne
Circuit Court of Appeals
Interior
Supreme Gonutt of
United States
Cetfornia
Wyoming
National Oil Bureau
Munsey Bldge
Washington
Bureau
Wilsons Famous Vote Dominates House Scene
The bill is rejected as the sole nay in a tense session. Rep Sencer calls for a roll call and Wilson misreads the motion before the house. Chairman Lucas asks for a vote change and Wilson volunteers an affirmative vote, producing a unanimous outcome.
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Wilson
Sencer
Sheridan
Lucas
Local Ad for Car Service and Phone Inquiry
Advertisement offering good enclosed car and good service from 10 a m to midnight. Contact by phone 609. Phea lic, 1-12uf.
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Phea Lic
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