Repeal of Carbon Black Statute Sparks Wyoming Debate
The Wyoming senate will consider a bill to repeal the carbon black law restricting plants within ten miles of towns and industrial sites. Cody and Worland back repeal for gas and a carbon black plant. Lowell citizens oppose. The article also notes proposals on county division, tax exemptions for ex soldiers, and a primary repeal bill, plus several new measures in the house including city manager governance and game protection reforms.
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Wyoming Senate
Cody
Worland
Lowell
Olivier B. Smith
Laramie
Smith
Senate
Revenue Committee
Judiciary Committee
Frank H. Lucas
Johnson County
Osborn
Cheyenne Lions Club
Sammon
LeLoney
Lions
Chambers of Commerce of
Sheridan
Cooper
DeLaney
Wyoming House Bills Outline Various Measures
A summary of several introduced bills including H B 72 on workmen’s compensation H B 78 by Osborn on forestry government H B 74 and H B 73 on brand records H B 76 and H B 77 by Stevenson on bonds and state seal H B 78 DeLaney on deputy sheriff salary H B 79 Franzen irrigation district powers H B 80 DeLoney game and fish commission and H B 81 Reynolds attachment causes in civil actions.
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Stevenson
Wyoming
DeLaney
Franzen
DeLoney
Game and Fish Commission
Reynolds
Senate Bills Introduced Repeal and Hygiene Measure
Senate files new measures. S. F. 27 by Oviatt proposes repeal of direct primary law. S. F. 28 by Fonda would authorize and regulate dental hygiene practice.
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Senate
Oviatt
Fonda
Increase in Lawless Attacks Reported in Ireland During Week
Dublin reports a week of serious ambushes with large bands attacking eight parishes in Tippe rary and a deadly ambush in County Clare where a police patrol lost a sergeant and four constables. Several further ambush attempts occurred with no casualties.
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Ireland
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Tipperary
County Clare
Highway Conditions In Wyoming Report January 22 192
Weather Bureau report lists road quality across southeastern Wyoming from good to excellent. Notes loose gravel west of Cheyenne and very bad conditions in Evanston district with fair conditions in northern areas.
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Weather Bureau
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Moneta
Evanston
South Africa Unemployment Reaches Critical Starvation
Africans in Johannesburg report widespread hunger amid rising unemployment in the diamond regions. Families are said to be starving as economic collapse deepens.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Diamond
Cheyenne Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Events
C R Hall of Pine Bluffs and H B Maxon of Casper visit Cheyenne. Lander and Laramie residents travel for business and stock show reports, while Luke Voorhees heads to Rawlins for Episcopal convocatio n. Tax and legal notices circulate as corporations send income forms. A Boy Scout gathering at First Baptist filled the church, and Chief Embery testifies in a Kansas City damage suit. Denver suspects Harris and Bertoline are returned for alleged past crimes.
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Charles Embery
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Embery
Kansas
George Harris
Michael Bertoline
Denver
Harris
Cheyenne
Carroll
Weekend visitors and local notices in Cheyenne
A roundup of names staying at the Plains hotel including Mr and Mrs H C Johnston and Miss Gladys Sibley with others from Lusk Phillips Indian Hill and Lander. Local business buys and a land office transfer are noted along with Red Cross bond notices and a PBO meeting hosted by Miss Eunice G Anderson.
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Mrs. H. C. Johnston
Lusk
the Plains
Eunice G. Anderson
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming January 22 1921
Weather report for 24 hours ending 6 p m with temperatures around 20 to 39 degrees and mean temperature 30 degrees. Relative humidity high up to 87 percent early and lower later with wind shifting from south to west. Change from prior day about one degree colder.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Weather and historical note from early English censorship
Yesterday saw a high of 41 degrees at 2 pm and a low of 18 at 7 am. Wind averaged 10.8 mph. total precipitation since January 1 was 0.20 inches with no rainfall in the last 24 hours. Early 1700s England began strict book censorship. IWRY LEADER WANT ADS.
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Bill
Jackson
Marcer
Noea
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Pine Bluffs
M. B. Mygillys of
Saratoga
H. B. Maxon of
Casper
Percy Laycock
Hillsdale
Mrs. J. Miskimink
Glenda
R. G. Terman of
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Lander
George Stuart
A. N. McCullough and
Carl Jackson
City
Luke Voorhees
United States
Cheyenne Land District
Rawlins Yesteron
First Baptist Church
Fuer Pr
Clyde Stewart
Phillips
O. Pence
Indian Hill
Gladys Sibley
Laramia
Plains
J. D. Carmichael of
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I. W W. Colby
C. H. Spencer
Miss Jeannette Spencer
John S. Hunter
Dan Hiner
A. H. Ayers
Margaret and
Wbloise Amoretta
Sarah Pedlow
General Land Office, Field Division
Internal Revenue Office
Indianapolis
Red Cross
First National Bank
Weather Report
Cheyenne Business College
L. E. Horton
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Ma Petry
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Branch
Pine Bluffs Motor Company
Ford Motor Products
England
Columbia
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