Justice to Oil Prospectors and the Ferrie Phelan Bill
The article argues the Ferrie Phelan bill fails to protect placer mining investors in Wyoming while aiding oil interests. It notes Senator Patrick O Connor and lawmakers protest and seek to preserve rights of genuine claimants under placer mining and Pickett laws, warning of potential losses if passed. It cites a senate memorial and expected house approval amid broader government land development principles. It also mentions a New York World note on Progressive Republicans and a hymn controversy.
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Ferrie-Phelan
Aimants
Wyoming
Ateter
Wtote
Patrick O'Connor
Natrona County
Congress
Jojnal
Senate
House
Actus
Chin State
Perrie-Phelan
Wyoming Protest Against Oil Bill Urges Rapid Action
A Wyoming protest urges Congress to protect original land titles and local labor rights, signaling unanimous Wyoming resistance to the Ferris Phelan bill. Senator O Connor's memorial is expected to pass quickly, but activists call for statewide protests to stop the bill in its current form.
Cheyenne Thanks Railroads For Hotel Crisis Solution
Cheyenne honors the Union Pacific and Burlington railroads for promptly supplying Pullman sleepers after the city’s second largest hotel burned on the eve of a convention. Delegates traveling by railcars found comfort improved by the light and heat provided, and the State Leader newspaper publishes a public acknowledgment of the railroads’ cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Union, Pacific
Burlington
Industrial Club
Russians and Romanians Clash in Battle Discontent
The New York World notes mutual disappointment between Russian and Romanian fighters over their performance. The report highlights rising tensions and struggles on both sides, suggesting dissatisfaction with tactics and rivals' conduct.
Denver Market Shows Increase in Cattle and Hogs
Denver market notes higher beef prices led by 200 head Clayton and Murnan steers at 10.50, the day’s top price. Good cattle demand persists with feeders and stockers active, hog demand strong though prices eased slightly, sheep and yearling prices at record levels amid a broad market uptick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Clayton and Murnan
Haton
Colo
Market Update on Prices and Shipments
Prices remain steady and supply is fair with shipments in demand. The report notes shipments are wanted locally as commerce continues to flow and inventories stabilize.
Fireman from Union Pacific Wins Denver Marriage License
Ward Van Dolah of this city and Vernie Ray of Denver were issued a marriage license in Denver yesterday. Van Dolah, a Union Pacific fireman, had not announced plans locally and resides at 516 K 18th St.
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Denver
Ward van Dolah
Vernie Ray
van Dolah
VanDorah
Union Pacific
18Th St
Memorial drive in Cody seeks 10000 for Buffalo Bill tribute
Residents of Cody plan to urge the state legislature to appropriate 10000 for a Buffalo Bill memorial. The Buffalo Bill Memorial Association forms with IT. Hayden as president and L. L. Newton as secretary. A sanitarium memorial is suggested, while a separate Buffalo Bill Wild Wear Exhibition Company aims to film dramatic Buffalo Bill episodes with 200000 capital, formed by Mrs. Louisa Cody, Irma Garlow, and Lewis H. Baker.
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Cody
State Legislture
Buffalo Bill
R. L. Donley
Park County
Cheyenne
State Supreme Court
Buffalo Bill Memorial Association
IT. Hayden
L. L. Newton
Buffalo Bill Sanitarium
Buffalo Bill Wild Wear Exhibition Company
Hous
Louisa M. Cody
Irma Garlow
Lewis H. Baker
Presidents Refuse Fraternity Recognition In Baseball Deal
New York January 17. In retaliation for the Players' fraternity denying members permission to sign contracts Presidents Tener and Johnson of the National and American leagues decided to refuse to recognize the fraternity or to have any dealings with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Players’ Fraternity
Tener and Johnson
La Fleische Fills Wyoming Law Board Vacancy
The Wyoming board of law examiners met Wednesday and elected La Fleische of Sheridan to fill the vacancy created by James H. Burgess becoming district judge. Ralph Kimball of Lander was elected president, with W. B. Ross of Cheyenne and Dunton of Rock Springs also on the board. The group recommended admission of five lawyers to the Wyoming bar without examination.
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Wyoming Board of Law Examiners
la Fleische
Sheridan
James H. Burgess
Ralph Kimball
Lander
C. P. Arnold
Laramie
W. B. Ross
Cheyenne
Dunton
Rock Springs
Arnold
Ross
Jeneen Faces Entrance Exam Requirement in Cheyenne
Jeneen of Cheyenne must take entrance examinations but has not completed the required amount of practice. The notice implies a pending evaluation of readiness for the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeneen
Cheyenne
Denver’s meanest man robs blind George Waite
Bruce Ammons 21 is accused by police of breaking into the home of George Waite a blind man at 1517 West Ellsworth Avenue and taking all valuables. Police say they recovered some of Waite’s possessions from Ammons.
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Denver
Bruce Ammons
George Waite
West Ellsworth Avyenue
Ammons
Social Dance by K. of S. Friday Night
The K. of S. hosts a social dance Friday night January 19 with entry at the door. Dance committee invites members and guests to attend the event at the hall for an evening of music and sociability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Wall
E. Palo
Plains hotel used for Lon Davis instead of Plains garage
Lon Davis is associated with a Plains hotel rather than a Plains garage. The note alters a previously used location to the hotel. Details are sparse but indicate a venue change affecting the lodging context.
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Plains Garage
Plains Hotel
Lon Davis
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Rukke H. Sinclair E
A. Swezka
Katter
Isis Carey
Republican National Executive Committee
New York World
U Fe
Senator O'Connor
Wyomme
Wun Huw
U.P
Assembly
MR. Edison
Edison
THE
Edison Shop
Wyoming Book Store CompAny
Carey Avenue
Law Board
Colorado
Kewanee
M. J. O’fallon Supply Company
Fifteenth Street
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