Funds Pour Into Cheyenne School Treasury Amid Plans and Changes
Cheyenne schools report tax receipts totaling 20 000 from district taxes with 15 000 more county taxes due February 1 and an April 1 state share of 18 000 from land leases. The district celebrates Book of Knowledge sets donated by Carnegie Library and orders new equipment including an electric glue heater and sewing machines. Holy week absences prompt spring vacation April 4 to 12 as cadet drill is rescheduled to February 6 with Mayor La Fontaine to speak. Miss Ethel Arnold resigns from Archers School as a Denver teacher arrives to take charge.
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Book of Knowledge
Carnegie Library
Ethel Arnold
Archers ‘Oo Long
Denver
Cornel V. K. Hart
Robert N. la Fontaine
Iran Fee
Wyoming
Red ‘Ous Gociuty
Fee
Red Cross
Labor Investigation Bill To Probe Colorado and Michigan Strikes
Representative Keating of Colorado introduced a bill authorizing investigation of the Colorado and Michigan strikes. The measure, agreed by the House Democratic caucus, likely will be acted upon early next week.
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Washington
Colorado
Michigan
House Democratic
Keating
Weather Forecast Note From Washington
Weather bulletin from Washington dated January 23 notes Wyoming and surrounding areas will see Saturday colder with Sunday generally fair except for snow in the extreme north. Local zones may experience chilly conditions and light precipitation as a foretaste of approaching cold.
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Washington
Refrigerator Lines Do Not Pay Says Fay
Chicago January 28 A R Fay vice president Armour lines challenges ICC authority in refusing to answer traffic questions. Officials plan to petition federal court to compel disclosure while Armour lines claim poor profitability under two percent return on investment.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Armour
A. R. Fay
Armour Lines
F. W. Ellis
McChord
Edward W. Hines
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Landis
Fay
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Tongue Almost Severed In Quarry Accident
J Baka a Japanese laborer was struck by a falling rock in a Murke lime stone quarry. The stone cut a deep gash and almost severed his tongue. He was brought to Cheyenne and treated at St. Johns hospital where several stitches were placed as he rested.
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Horse Creek
J. Baka
Cheyenne
St. John's Hospital
Murderer to be Electrocuted in Salem
Salem Mass January 23 William A Dorr today was sentenced to be electrocuted for the murder of George H Marsh an aged retired manufacter.
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Salem
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William A. Dorr
Geo. BH. Marsh
Will Wilson Be Consulted as to Huerta's Successor
Washington January 23. American circles see Huerta regime near collapse and discuss John Lind's meetings with Mexican leaders. Wilson has stated he will not recognize Huerta, sparking talk that the envoy could hint at a preferred successor. Smallpox reported among Mexican troops near El Paso. vaccination ordered. U.S. treasury notes say forced loans burden lenders.
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Huerta
Washington
Mexico
John Lind
Lind
Jesus Flores Magon
Diplomatic Corps
Voy
White House
Senor de la Barras
War Department
el Paso
Ojinaga
Eters Department
Council limits Sunday liquor prescriptions to one per doctor
Colorado Springs officials pass a rule restricting physicians to one Sunday liquor prescription. Dr W T Gullion is fined $100 after police court conviction for writing liquor prescriptions on Sundays. Assistant city attorney cites evidence of 300 Sunday prescriptions by Gullion since September, while weekday totals are near zero.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
W. T. Gullion
Wolgast Defeats Rivers in Ten Round Bout
Cadillac Michigan light weight champion Wolgast defeated Joe Rivera of Los Angeles in ten rounds at Milwacker on January 23. The bout featured Wolgast’s relentless lead and clever infighting as Rivers could not overturn the early advantage. Both fighters were warned for rough tactics.
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Milwacker
Wolgast
Cadillac
Mich
Joe Rivera
Los Angeles
Rivers
Joe
Cightera
Postmasters Nominated for Wyoming Offices
Washington January 23. Additional nominations for postmaster appointments in Wyoming were sent to the Senate today. Evanston John J Cameron Rock Springs Charles P Waseung Riverton Nelile Gilbert Kemmerer John McNawara Thermopolis Gay J Gay.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Senate
Evanston
John J. Cameron
Rock Springe
Chas
P. Waseung
Riverton
Nelile Gilbert
Kemmerer
John McNawara
Thermopolle
Qgay J
Gay
Anti Trust Legislation Program Outlined in Congress
Washington Jan 23 The anti trust legislative program is outlined in tentative bills aimed at remedying big business. Hearings will precede any federal measures and an interstate trade commission bill may be altered before a full vote. Plans for hearings and committee procedures are under consideration as leaders shape the approach.
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Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Trade Commission
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Judiciary
Newlands
House Interstate Commerce Committee
House Committee
Wilson to Confer With Foreign Affairs Committee at White House
President Wilson invites the senate committee on foreign affairs to a White House talk next Monday night. The discussions likely cover Panama tells, Japanese alien land controversy, the Mexican situation, unratified arbitration treaties, and proposed organ peace treaties. Chairman Bacon accompanied the president for an hour.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
White House
Panama
Bacon
Beet Sugar Factory in Fort Collins Sets Seasonal Record
Fort Collins Colo Jan 23 When the beet sugar factory closes down the first of the week over 250000 tons of beets will have been handled this season a record breaker Local growers have received over 590000 for their product while the company has paid out over 500000 for beets chipped in from outside points
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Fort Collins
Colo
Hera
Thaw Freed in Concord as Court Reviews Freedom Appeal
Harry Thaw remains free in Concord New Hampshire while federal court weighs his habeas corpus case. A sanity commission found him sane enough to stay at large and reports in Concord anticipate a court ruling that would confirm his freedom. Bail remains unavailable but no new attempts to restrain him are planned.
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Harry
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Matteawan Asylum
Federal Court
New York
New Hampshire
Jerome
Thaw
Wilson’s Trust Bills Offered in Lower House
Washington Jan. 23. Administration leaders in Congress settled on deliberations for tentative anti trust measures to supplement the Sherman act. Rep Clayton introduced interlocking directorates restraints of trade and cutthroat competition proposals. Senator Newlands planned to push similar measures in the Senate with the Interstate Trade Commission bill once the Alaska railroad bill clears. No provision yet for holding companies as urged by President Wilson.
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Congress
Wilson
House
Clayton
Benator Newlands
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Trade Commission
Senate
Tiwan
Accused Man Dies Before Vindication
John L. Howard president of the Western Fuel company dies of apoplexy before a government fraud conspiracy acquittal. The prosecutor in the Weater case filed a nolley after receiving from Washington documents. Howard died eight hours after the accusation.
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Ban Francisco
John L. Howard
Western Fuel Company
Desiree
Weater
Howard
Greeley and Cheyenne Clash in High School Night Gym Bout
In Laramie Cheyenne High faces Greeley High in a Thursday night clash at the city gym. Cheyenne has only one loss this season, to Sidney, Neb., 24 20, while Greeley beat Laramie 30 26 on the prior night. Local fans from Greeley plan a big turnout, with a curtain raiser by Y E A Cs ahead of the main game.
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Greeley High School
Cheyenne High School
Rooters
Greeley
Cheyenne
Sidney
Nebraska
Gresley
Laramier High School
Laramie
Greeley Rooters
Spud
Paya
New York Banks Enter Federal Reserve System Move
The National City Bank, the nation’s largest bank, will likely join the new federal reserve system under the currency law, responding to rumors of a possible charter surrender and merger with the Cor Exchange bank amidst a reshaping of financial competition.
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New York
Natonal City Bank
National City Bank
Cora Exchange Bank
Glederal Teserve Bank
Laundry men to meet in Cheyenne in June
The Colorado Wyoming Laundry Men's Association plans its semi annual meeting in Cheyenne in late June with about sixty delegates from both states expected. LM J. F. Rossman was elected president and will help set convention dates with the secretary and the convention committee. New members Abrahams of Laramie and Van Vleet of Douglas were elected at the Denver convention.
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Colorado-Wyoming Laundrymen's Association
Cheyenne
Denver
J. F. Rossman
Association
Rossman
Abrahams
Laramie
van Vleet
Douglas
State of
Wyoming
Caprets
Ully
Messrs
John Foley
Geyser Steam Laundry
Harold
England
Rosemas
Cheyenne #4
Mayor La Fontaine Praises Denver Stock Show
Mayor R N LaFontaine returned from the Denver stock show praising the event. He thanked Denver officials and stock show officials for their hospitality and said the show was the finest yet with cattle rivaling eastern stock and horses among the best he has seen.
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LA Fontaine
Denver
R. N. LaFontaine
LaFontaine
Colorado
Wyoming
Press Club
I See By The Papers And The Advertising
The piece notes how widely the phrase I see by the papers is used to describe daily ideas and news. It observes that modern papers include store ads and fashion notes alongside events, urging readers to study advertising for worthwhile information.
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