Kendrick Secures Extension of Livestock Rates
Washington Jan 15 Senator Kendrick’s appeal to the railroad administration won an extension of emergency livestock shipment rates to January 31 for outgoing shipments and to July 1 for return rates. Wyoming livestock interests, state board members, and railroad representatives discussed extending the return rate and delaying May 15 expirations due to spring forage and calf stock considerations.
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Cheyenne
Washington
Kendrick
Railroad Administration
Wyoming
Wyoming State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Board of Livestock Commissioners
Burlington and
Union Pacific
Omaha
Oscar Besk
Big Piney
State Board
Texas
Jess Yoder
Clarence Gardner
Holt
Oscar Beck
Charles
Sheepmen Confront Muted Hope at Wyoming Convention
The Wyoming wool growers gather at Fort Russell for a three day meeting led by Dr. Wilson. He cites drought, rail strikes, and tax hikes driving stockmen deeper in debt while urging resilience and self reliance. Pershing attends and multiple speakers discuss live stock topics, railroads, and wool fabrics.
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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
Democratic leaders debate treaty ratification and withdrawal plan
The text details a push for immediate compromise on reservations and ratification, with Bryan urging Democrats to abstain from voting to let Republicans ratify alone. He warns it would be fatal for Democrats to share responsibility or delay peace, while Lodge calls the conference a 'practical step' in the process.
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Bryan
Congress
Lodge
North Platte Officers Fatally Shot by Two Mexicans
In North Platte on January 15 Chief of Police S. C. Macomber and Officer George W. Rodgers were killed during an arrest attempt at John Chiros pool hall. The two suspects fired on the officers. one was wounded by Chiros during pursuit, the other escaped. Macomber, formerly a Cheyenne conductor, was prominent in the area.
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North Platte
S. C. Macomber
George W. Rodgers
John Chiros
Rodgers
Macomber
Chiros
Chief Macomber
Cheyenne
Bolshevist Threat Looms In Near East And Caucasus
A semi official forecast warns of a three month window in which Britain could face a serious Bolshevik rise in the Near East. Trans-Caspia appears virtually under Bolshevik control, endangering the Caucasus, Mesopotamia and potentially India with Afghan, Georgian and Azerbaijani cooperation amid Red bases in Baku.
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India
Great Britain
Near East
Trans-Caspia
Caucasus
Mustapha Kenel Pasha
Persia
Afghanistan
Georgia
Azerbaijan
Denckine
Denekine Stops Bolshevik Advance Near Ekaterinador
The British military mission reports at General Denekine headquarters that the Caucasus army behind the Aksai river repulsed heavy fighting and a Bolshevik left flank attempt. It confirms the Bolshevik advance on Odessa is halted and denies any replacement of Denekine.
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London
Denekine
Ekaterinador
Aksai River
Odessa
Ambulance Return Delays Tie to Pershing Memorial Plan
No. 4 from Page 4 reports the ambulance not reaching Cheyenne in time for the presentation ceremony and now in New York. The Daughters of the American Revolution funded ambulances for American troops abroad, with two sent. General Pershing returned the better ambulance, costing 2400 dollars, for hospital use to be named in memory of his wife.
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Cheyenne
Atlantic
New York
Daughters of the American Revolution
General Pershing
Cityenne
Ex-Emperor William in Line for Trial Details
Berlin reports describe William II with vacant gaze tremors and slowness, suggesting an exhaustive medical examination before trial. The Globe notes US absence from the international tribunal while Britain presses the plan amid Allied negotiations and a mix of Republican and Democratic senators backing or opposing actions.
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Berlin
Wilhelm
Pers
United States
International Tribunal
The
Globe
Kitisat
Krenek
Wilson
Holland
William
Germany
Great Britain
Pershing Leaves Cheyenne After Tour of Western Bases
General John J. Pershing wrapped up a day at Fort D. A. Russell and Cheyenne, addressing the Wyoming Wool Growers association and urging preparedness and education as he continued his tour of military establishments. He noted the need for an educated army and discussed logistics behind World War I mobilization. The visit included a Scotch bagpipe welcome and recognition from Red Cross members.
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John J. Pershing
Fort D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Ryenne
Wyoming
Wool Growers Association
Masonic Temple
General Pershing
Red Cross
Poore
J. M. Wilson
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Missouri
Chicago
Pershing
America
Europe
France
Australia
Great Britain
Lawmakers barred from oath and speaker election duties
A historical excerpt notes that certain individuals were not permitted to take an oath as a member of congress yet nonetheless took the oath in the assembly and participated in the election of the speaker along with other executive matters.
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Congress
Weather outlook: unsettled and colder with light snow north
The forecast calls for an unsettled, colder Friday with light snow in the northern portion. Saturday improves to partly cloudy skies but remains somewhat unsettled.
Police raid on Cheyenne eatery leads to arrests and vagrancy fines
In Cheyenne, police raided a small eatery run by Miss Kelley, suspected as a front for other business. Mexican workers and several residents were detained. Morres and McLain received fines for disturbance, while Roderigos and Curtis got eighty days in jail for vagrancy. Kelley faces trial after earlier town expulsion.
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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 Prep Washington Celebration for Saloonless Year
Reform groups hold Jubilee convention in Washington to mark the nation’s first saloonless year with meetings and the 12 04 a m enactment of constitutional prohibition. Attorney General Palmer will speak at the event and a National Press club skit titled Water Water Everywhere highlights the night.
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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 $15 room rent unpaid and taking their uniforms They were arrested in Laramie later and held to be returned to Cheyenne They left a note to the landlady asking to forward receipts for the room rent The pair from Brookfield Missouri may have prior reform school or juvenile history.
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Richard Larson
Merril Larson
New
Hynds
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Laramie
Brookfield
Funeral announced for Philip Brown found dead at home
Philip Brown of 2020 Thames Street is to be buried at 2:30 pm tomorrow at the Ney Episcopal church. C. A. Bennett will conduct the service with postoffice clerks serving as pallbearers. Brown, employed at the post office transferring mail, had been ill recently.
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Philip Brown
Thames Street
Episcopal Church
Ney. C
Brown
Peabody's
Bolshevism Ugl y Head Emerges Among U S Navy
Jan. 15 report from Captain J L P Stone, Bay Ridge naval station commander, says Reds tried to sow bolshevism in the U S Navy. He told women supporters of a veterans club that American soldiers were urged to form soviets and read Reds literature at Bay Ridge and 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 Tablets Promoted for Prevention
A vintage health ad urges larger doses of LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets than standard grip remedies to prevent influenza. The copy promotes preemptive use rather than waiting to get sick.
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Denmark
Sweden
Canada
Vernon S. Griffith
Sheridan
W. R. Snyder
Big Horn
J. D. Noblitt
Lincoln
W. O. Steele
Park
George Taylor
Washakie
Thomas Gooper
Natrona
Albert Rochelle
Niobrara
Otto Gramm
Albany
BE. J. Farlow
Fremont
Ich Young
Johnson
Charles Jensen
Campbell
H. M. Small
Platte
John W. Hay
Sweetwater
Frank King
B. H. Morrison
Hot Springs
S. A. Guthrie
Crook
Maise
Hitchcock
Indiana
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Kel 1Oge
Minnesota
McKellar
Tennessee
Simanons
North Carolina
Walsh
Montana
Owen
Oklahoma
American Expeditionary Force
U. 3
OEA
Lenine
Spaulding
Knight’s
W. W. Dumm
Carey Avenue
Roup
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Frente
Gorpaund Safel
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Boomettre
C. B. Southingtom Remedy GO
Kamsas City
B. B
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Foley
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