Clark Named as Senator in Wyoming Legislature
The Wyoming Senate and House advanced the nomination of Clark to succeed Senator Kendrick. Carpenter and Jeffries led GOP opposition while Sullivan of Fremont backed Clark. Kendrick supporters included Berner and Maynard. A roll call split 15 for Clark and 7 for Kendrick as voting continued in a tense legislative session.
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Carbon County
Clark
Benator Cross
Converse
Kendrick
Carpenter
Laramie County
Senator Carpenter
Sullivan
Fremont County
Dionne
Sheridan
United States
Blume
Chapman
Chrieman
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Gottsche
Hadsell
Hoskine
Hoyt
Hyde
Jefferis
Madden
McClellan
Price
Sage
Sawyer
Schwoob
Berner
Brook
Croges
Holliday
Maynard
Murray
House
W. 8
Mets
Sheridan County
Hayden M. White
Johnson County
Davis
Motz
White
Benator Clark
Wyoming
Nevada
Senate
Carey
G. Hopkins
Wheatland
R. P. Fuller
A. J. Parshall
Cheyenne
Clarence T. Johnson
Claude BE
Jamison
Lander
Edwin Hall
Hart
Vassar to celebrate charter anniversary hundred fifty years later
Vassar College in Poughkeepsie prepares to mark the fiftieth anniversary of its New York State charter granted in 1861. Matthew Vassar donated 400,000 in securities and 200 acres for a permanent campus, saying women possess equal rights to intellectual culture and development.
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Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Vassar
Pioneer Woman's College of America
State House Records Highlight Proposed Bills
The list shows proposed measures including a ban on intoxication on trains, a state home for dependent children, school child examinations, and duties to support women and children. It notes committee assignments for railroads education and judiciary and references a Sherman County molding.
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Saul
Gilland
Luke Lea Elected U S Senator from Tennessee
Nashville Jan 24 Luke Lea a Prohibition Democrat was elected United States senator to succeed J B Frazier. He is 40, active in Tennessee politics for about five years and previously led the nomination race for Governor Patterson in 1906. He started the Nashville Tennessean in 1907 and has been a leader of the opposition faction since differences with the Patterson circle.
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Nashville, Tenn
Luke Lea
United States
Tennessee
J. B. Frazier
Patterson
Nashville Tennesteean
Oil Flow Struck Near Alamosa Colorado
Alamosa Colo January 34 The San Luis Oland Gas company struck oil eight miles northeast of Alamosa at 50 feet depth with a free flow The company plans to sink to 1500 feet and also reports gas in the area Judge C C Hulbagiib presides over the firm capitalized at 1 000 000 It has prospected there for thirty days Chi N amel varolsh at Sherman Co.
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Alamosa
Colo
San Luis Oland Gas Company
Judge C. C. Hulbag,ib
Newspaper men asked to tell of vote buying probe
Danville Jan 24 seven witnesses were examined as a grand jury probes Vermillion county vote buying. Oremnan Woodyard disrupted court by demanding Sheriff Shepard enforce subpoenas. the sheriff was ordered to use more diligence. State Leader Want Ads promise best results.
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Danville
Vermillion County
Oremnan Woodyard
Sherif Sherpard
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