Kendrick Secures Extension Special Livestock Rates
Washington dispatch reports Senator Kendrick's appeal to the railroad administration succeeded in extending outgoing emergency livestock shipment rates to January 31 and return rates to July 1 for Wyoming stockmen. The conference included state livestock commissioners, railroad reps, and Wyoming growers addressing extension timing and practical shipping concerns.
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Kendrick
Cheyenne
Washington
Railroad Administration
Wyoming
Wyoming State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Board of Livestock Commissioners
Burlington and
Union Pacific
Omaha
Oscar Besk
Big Piney
State Board
Wyoming Wool Growers Convene Under Strain and Debate
The 1919 Wyoming wool growers convention faces severe stock losses from drought, high taxes, and coal strikes as railways falter and prices rise. Dr. Wilson cites government cattle reports, urges self reliance, and notes mixed regional gains and losses. Leaders plan committees on sheep valuation and seek donations while speakers address live stock topics and railroad issues.
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Dr. Wilson
Denmark
Sweden
Germany
United States
Canada
Australia
Wilson
Democratic leaders debate treaty withdrawal and ratification
A political discussion outlines a path for withdrawal from democratic participation in voting on the treaty. It calls for Republicans to ratify alone and accept sole responsibility, arguing against shared responsibility in the presidential election. Senator Lodge calls the conference a "practical step" toward compromise negotiations.
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Bryan
Congress
Lodge
North Platte Officers Shot by Two Mexicans
North Platte police chief S C Macomber and Officer George W Rodgers were shot and killed in a pool hall run by John Chiros while attempting to arrest two suspicious men. The pair fled. one was wounded by Chiros and captured, the other escaped. Chief Macomber had previously worked as a conductor between North Platte and Cheyenne.
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North Platte
S. C. Macomber
George W. Rodgers
John Chiros
Rodgers
Macomber
Chiros
Chief Macomber
Cheyenne
Bolshevik Advance Threatens Near East and Caucasus
A semi official statement warns of a possible Bolshevist invasion within three months. The Bolshevik occupation of Trans-Caspia tightens the Caucasus, threatens Persia and India, and could coal esce with Turkish nationalist forces if Denikine’s retreat continues.
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India
Great Britain
Near East
Trans-Caspia
Caucasus
Mustapha Kenel Pasha
Persia
Afghanistan
Georgia
Azerbaijan
Denckine
Denekine Stops Bolshevik Advance at Ekaterinador
The British military mission reports from Ekaterinador that the Caucasus army behind the Aksai river repulsed heavy fighting and a Bolshevik attempt to turn its left flank. It also says the Bolshevik advance on Odessa has been stopped and Denekine has not been superseded.
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London
Denekine
Ekaterinador
Aksai River
Odessa
Ambulance Return Delays In Postwar Tribute Plan
No 4 from Page 4 notes the ambulance did not reach Cheyenne in time for the presentation and is now in New York. During WWI the Daughters of the American Revolution funded ambulances for American troops abroad. Two ambulances were sent, the better costing 2400 dollars, returned by General Pershing for use in Cheyenne hospital named in memory of Pershing's wife.
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Cheyenne
Atlantic
New York
Daughters of the American Revolution
General Pershing
Cityenne
Ex-Emperor William Trial Plans Drawn at Globe Report
Berlin reports note Wilhelm's gaze often vacant with tremors and slowness. an exhaustive medical exam may be needed before a rial. The Globe claims a tribunal of Japanese and Belgian judges with no US presence, while Holland may resist Allied surrender requests and Britain pushes ahead with negotiations and Senate positions.
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Berlin
Wilhelm
Pers
United States
International Tribunal
The
Globe
Kitisat
Krenek
Wilson
Holland
William
Germany
Great Britain
Pershing Tours West Upon Departure From Cheyenne
General John J. Pershing finished a day at Fort D. A. Russell and Cheyenne with a stop at the Wyoming Wool Growers convention. He spoke on preparedness and education, recalled his Missouri sheep background, and urged readiness for future conflicts before departing for Salt Lake City.
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Plains
State Board of Equalization
Wilson
William Dubois
Industrial Club
B. B. Brooks
The
Sheepmen and the Forest Service
Will C. Barnes
Washington,d. C
Francis B. Warren
Fort Russell
General Pershing
A. B. DeRicqles
Denver
E. R B. Calvin
Union Pacific Railroad
T. W. Tomlinson
American National Live Stock Association
Truth In
Alex Walker
National Sheep and Wool Bureau
F. R. Marshall
Washington, D. C
Masonic Temple
John J. Pershing
Fort D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Ryenne
Wyoming
Wool Growers Association
Red Cross
Poore
J. M. Wilson
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Missouri
Chicago
Pershing
America
Europe
France
Australia
Great Britain
Oath ban questioned over assembly actions
A report notes that members were barred from taking an oath as congress members yet took the oath in the assembly and participated in electing the speaker and other executive matters.
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Congress
Weather Outlook Fronts Unsettled and Cooler Friday
The forecast shows unsteady, colder conditions Friday with light snow in the northern area. Saturday brings partial sun and continued unsettled conditions with cooler air.
Police Raid On Cheyenne Eating House Leads To Arrests
In Cheyenne Wednesday night police investigated a small eating house run by Miss Kelley. The operation appeared a front for other business. Eight people were detained, with two women released and the Kelley group jailed or fined. Morres and McLain fined for disturbance. Roderigos and Curtiss jailed 80 days for vagrancy. Miss Kelley denied charges and faced trial.
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Miss Kelley
J. HE. Kelley
Cheyenne
J. B. Curtiss
Nettie McLain
Tony Morres
Joe Roderigos
Morres
McLain
Roderigos
Curtis
Kelley
Reformers to Celebrate In Capital Saturday
Washington observes the nation’s first saloonless year with Jubilee meetings and a 12 04 a m Saturday start. Attorney General Palmer will speak and a National Press Club skit titled Water Water Everywhere will be performed. Prohibition Commissioner Kremer and Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper urge citizen support and enforcement nationwide.
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Washington
Reform Associations
Palmer
National Press Club
Kremer
Roper
Internal Revenue Bureau
Elevator Boys Skip Without Paying for Board
Richard and Merril Larson two elevator boys in the Hynds building disappeared from Cheyenne yesterday morning leaving unpaid room rent of 15 dollars at the Capitol Avenue theater building and stealing their uniforms. They were later arrested in Laramie and held to be returned to Cheyenne. A note with a drawn 20 dollar bill and their signatures was left for the landlady. Police say they are from Brookfield Missouri and one may have been in reform school.
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Richard Larson
Merril Larson
New
Hynds
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Laramie
Brookfield
Death at Thames Street Home Prompted Funeral Services
Philip Brown was found dead in his bathroom at 2020 Thames Street by his wife who returned from work at noon yesterday. The funeral will be held at 2 30 p m tomorrow at the Episcopal church with Ney C A Bennett conducting and post office clerks as pallbearers. Brown worked at the post office transferring mail and had been ill for days.
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Philip Brown
Thames Street
Episcopal Church
Ney. C
Brown
Peabody's
Bolshevism Fears Hit U S Navy Fighters Threat
Jan. 15 New York agents of the Reds allegedly tried to sow bolshevism among U S Navy personnel at Bay Ridge naval station. Captain J L P Stone described confiscating red literature and educating sailors to resist soviet influence. He reported similar claims from other stations.
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New York
Reds
United States Navy
J. L. P. Stone
Bay Ridge Naval Station
Stone
Navy
Bay Ridge
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Promoted for Flu Prevention
The ad claims influenza is a severe form of grip and urges taking Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets in larger than prescribed doses to prevent illness, advising proactive use before symptoms appear.
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