Opening Crow lands eyed to boost settlement drive
Sheridan reports a broad push to open the Crow reservation for settlement. Secretary Monroe cites widespread support from Montana commercial groups and national lawmakers, with backing from Walla Walla and others. Data show 1,725 Crow and Cree people on 2,295,920 acres, much of which is agriculturally suitable. last season Indians grew grain and hay. President Richards of Hardin Chamber invites Monroe to tour the reservation to illustrate benefits for the region and Indian people.
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Sheridan
Crow Reservation
Monroe
Billings Chamber of Commerce
National Congress
Montana
Chambers of Commerce
Sheridan Commercial
Ibban
Billings
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
W. G. Richards
Wardin Chamber of Commerce
Richards
Indiana
McClendon Cleared of Theft Charge at Hanna
Laramie reports J M McClendon an Hanna operator was not wanted for theft of tickets. Chief Dispatcher Robertu said he could be found in Hanna if he were sought. McClendon was discharged for incompetency after spoiling seven tickets for a Denver passenger. His wife, daughter of a Missouri farmer, will return home soon.
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Laramie
Cheyenne Tribune
J. M. McClendon
Hanna
Robertu
McClendon
Denver
the Tribune
Hia
Hermosa
Eald
Missouri
Sedalia
Chamberlain's Tablets Cure Crider Woman's Headache
Mrs A Tabor of Crider Missouri suffered five years with sick headaches tied to a troubled stomach. After using two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets, her discomfort is cured. The remedy, aimed at stomach-related aches, is sold by all dealers.
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Mre A
Ft. Tabor
Crider
Chamberlain
Deak
Lone mail rider ends day to find burned home
BE A Grelek arrived on Burlington train No 41 six hours late and learned his farmhouse near Billings had burned the day before. His wife and baby escaped to a neighbor’s home through the cold as investigators seek the fire’s origin.
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Cody
Jan
Burlington
BE. A. Grelek
Billings
Claim for Cody Canal lands allowed by government
Cody Canal association members Cody and Don ley were advised their claim of 2500 dollars for lands within the Shoshone Reservoir has been allowed. The draft has been ordered paid by the government fiscal department.
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Cody, Jan
Simpson and
Donley
Cody Canal Association
Shoshone Reservoir
Convict Clay Sighted En Route East From Rawlins
Reports reach Under Sheriff Stirling that Clay the escaped Rawlins penitentiary convict was seen boarding a train for the east at Medicine Bow and later between Hanna and Rock River. A railroad man relayed the sighting to the sheriff this morning as Stirling combed Medicine Bow streets and yards hoping to capture him.
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Laramie
Stirling
Clay
Rawlling
Medicine Bow
Hanna
Rock River
Local Briefs From Sheridan County and Beyond
Miss Cassie Hartley of Sheridan loses a suit seeking 5000 damages after an accident where a horse frightened by a defendant driven auto caused injuries. George Hawke suffers a badly crushed foot when a coal wagon rolls over him while he walks beside it. Cody tire men host a smoker. Only four alarms recorded in 1941. A joint district formed by Big Horn and Park counties at Penton. Sheridan county records show 180 marriages and 12 divorces in 1910. Grace Brooks resigns as Star school teacher and marries. Weh Artlett replaces her. Charles M Brown of Laramie granted pension increase from 12 to 15 dollars.
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Cassie Hartley
Sheridan
Jas
Margareidge
George Hawke
Amokha
Cody Tire
Big Horn
Park
Penton
Sheridan County
Mins Grace Brooks
Star
Powell
Wehartlett
Charles M. Brown
Laramly
Cold and Grip Gonndal: Headaches and Laxative Claims
Fragmented notice notes symptoms and a remedy claim tied to a signature initials Z. W. with an unclear address 28008. The garbled text suggests a dated public health or almanac style warning or advertisement about colds causing headaches and a laxative product associated with a signature.
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Z. W
Abe
Burns Birthday Celebrations Planned by Cheyenne Scots
A Cheyenne meeting at the Masonic Temple discussed commemorating Robert Burns on January 25. Plans include a public gathering with memorial talks, musical numbers, and a possible banquet, plus committees to manage parts of the program and form a permanent Scottish memorial society.
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Masonic Temple
Robert Burns
Sidney
Cook
Buros
Cheyenne
Socialist Candidate Declares No Expenses In Arizona Primary
John Halberg, Socialist candidate for Congress in Arizona, filed a statement with the secretary of state stating no expenses were incurred. The note reads Dear Sir This is a statement of my expenses as Socialist candidate for congress from Arizona Ex Penses none Youre truly Jobo Hajberg.
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Washington, D., C
John Halberg
Congress
Arizona
Aecretary of
Arigona
Youre Teuly
Jobo Hajberg
Hinds and Hlas Invitees Find Dishonored Night
A fragmented note from a local page mocks bold invitations as dissent grows. Officials announce an unclear event with limited readable details.
Don’t Experiment With Your Eyes Optician Ad Claims Precision
An old style ad touts expert eye care stressing precise refractive diagnosis and corrections. It boasts a dedicated optometry facility with state grade lens grinding and custom lens fitting. The copy claims regular jewelers lack required knowledge and that its services are unmatched in the state and nationwide.
Railroad Officials Welcomed by Cheyenne Citizens in Banquet Bond
A Cheyenne reception for Harriman Line officials included a Sidney Neb meeting and No. 19 return, turning into a familial gathering. Cheyenne committee members from various businesses hosted a long list of officials at a banquet with speeches, music, and toastmaster Judge C. N. Potter guiding informal sentiments.
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Cheyenne
Sidney
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Sidey
Plains
Sidnex
David Nimmo
Fred Hirsig
Capt
Vv. K. Hart
CG. N. Potter
J. H. Hammond
Agent Bretsch
B. W. Stone
Alex Hastle
Wm. Daiber
C. J. Draper
E. 8. Johnston
W. C. Riner
A. J. Kelley
J. P. Johnston
Lanner
C. N. Porter
A. D Kelled
Industrial Club
C. I. Bane
T P
J. A. Reeves
Oregon Short Line
OT P
Bartlett
Birmingham
Ambara
Denver
Ware
Kennedy Speech at Tyerit Theater Opener
Mrs Becky Bleary Little presided at the piano with Minn Marie Beehanan on violin while a speechmaking session continued at three o'clock. The event featured Kennedy and a tenor polo by Chinworth as part of the program at the Tyerit theater.
Bride Sailed Alone On Her Honeymoon
A suit filed in the Superior Court seeks to sever Edward F. Drew and Mrs. Louise Larson Drew. Mrs. Drew, wealthy and abroad since marrying Drew on June 3 1910, left him immediately after the ceremony and sailed to Europe, stating she will not return to Chicago as his wife. Evidence centers on the marriage and her declared refusal to cohabit.
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Chicago
Edward F. Drew
Louise Larson Drew
Drew
New York
Europe
Alexander H. Heyman
Larson
Halldime
Germany
Cat hunts meat to feed family in Wisconsin home
In St. Croix Falls Wisconsin on January 17 Joseph Ordway of Balsam Lake describes his cat as a standout hunter. The cat retrieves rabbits after being shown a rabbit skin and returns them to Ordway within an hour. Ordway notes the cat’s hunting instinct has persisted for years and recalls patting it for a prior catch. He has never witnessed the cat catch prey himself.
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St. Croix Falla
Wis
Joseph Ordway
Balsam Lake
Fay
Ioney Saver
Ordway
Denver Rio Grande inspection moves to Pueblo stop
Denver January 17 inspection of the Denver and Rio Grande began as President hush and top officials left for Pueblo, the initial stop. They will hear arguments from the Commercial Club favoring shared freight shops for D and RG and Missouri Pacific, with further stops at Salt Lake and Ogden, and the revision to take about two weeks.
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Denver
Denver & Rio Grande
Ogden
Hush
Pueblo
Terminalia
Commersal Club
Missouri Pacific
Galt Lake
Basket Ball Item Listing in Mingway Keate Remark
A terse 19th century style want ad note lists items for sale or trade. Mentions Bow the term basket balm and Paddy dramary with quantities and location Mingway California, suggesting a catalog of tools and goods for sale.
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Mingway
Keate
Economy and Efficiency Commission Under Taft
President Taft urges Congress to continue the Commission on Economy and Efficiency, praising its nonpartisan work toward reorganizing government on business lines. He cites savings of $2,000,000 annually from reforms, advocates a budget system, civil service expansion, and abolition of the Revenue Cutter Service to cut costs. He warns that durable results require steady support and continued scrutiny of departments.
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Commission
Congress
Taft
Uncle Sam
Economy Commission
Revenue Cutter Service
Treasury Department
Revenue Cuttery Service
Crue
Tament
Washington
Senate
Inposabbe
United States
U S Will Protect W M Shuster Staff in Persia
Secretary Knox orders Charles W Russell United States Minister to Persia to investigate the fourteen Americans in Teherran tied to W Morgan Shuster. If discharged the government will demand full salary through their contracts. Americans ousted would have same rights as Shuster.
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Washington
Charles W. Russell
United States
Persia
Knox
Teherran
W. Morgan Shuster
Russell
Shuster
Basketball at Keefe Hall Friday January 19
The School of Minceys in the C A C will host a basketball game at Keefe Hall on Friday January 19, with details indicating a local or school event.
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School of Minceys
Keefe Hall
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