Frontier Committee Elects 1914 Officers in Cheyenne Industrial Club
George S Walker heads Frontier Committee with L C Hinkle H P Hynde RK P Davidson among new officers for 1914. President Heaney outlines plans to remodel the club basement into farmer housing and luncheon space with two toilets and writing material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. S. Walker
Frontier Committee
1914
George 8. Walker
L. ©. Hinkle
H. P. Hynde
P. Davidson
F. R. Dildine
B. F. Davis
Charles Hirsig
Industrial Club
Heaney
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Cheyenne & Place
William Dubois
Plains
They‘ihe
Congress Hears Flood of Suggestions on Antitrust Hearings
Washington D C January 24 A flood of mail and telegraph suggestions to improve antitrust provisions flooded in as lawmakers press the bill. Committees debate procedure for public hearings and how testimony should be recorded with a definite program still to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Colonel Gorgas Nominated as Surgeon in Chief
President Wilson nominated Colonel William C. Gorgas chief surgeon of the army, praising his sanitaria achievements on the Panama Canal. He is currently in South Africa on a government mission to improve diamond district health. His senate confirmation is expected after standard review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
William C. Gorgas
Panama Canal
Army
Goethals
Senate
South Africa
Diamond District
War Department
Gorgas
Canal Zone
Tropics
No Bill From Special Grand Jury In Moyer Case
In Moyer and Tanner kidnapping inquiry at Houghton Michigan a special grand jury reported no bill today. Seventeen citizens named for the December 26 assault on Moyer in Hancock. The prosecutor did not seek indictments for deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton, Mich
Charles H. Moyer
James Tanner
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Hancock
Nichols
Elliott resigns as chairman of New Haven and B and M boards
Howard Elliott, chairman of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railway, resigns as chairman and director of the Boston and Maine railroad. He cites retirement amid negotiations between Attorney General Mac Reynolds and the New Haven company over the dissolution of the New Haven system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Howard Elliott
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railway Company
Boston & Maine Railroad
Elliott
MacReynolds
New Haven Company
New Haven
Militant Bomb Destroys Kibblecrystal Palace in Glasgow
A conservatory at the Glasgow botanic gardens known as the Kibblecrystal Palace was blown apart today by a bomb. Militants believed to be suffragettes are suspected. The glass room and walls shattered, many plants ruined, and a caretaker narrowly escaped injury as a second bomb was halted before detonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Glasgow Botanic Gardens
Kibblecrystal Palace
School Land Auction Sells Most Parcels At Ten Dollars Per Acre
State land office sale yesterday afternoon auctioned 1435.44 acres of state and school land at 10 dollars per acre except one lot. total proceeds about 15,896 dollars. Buyers include George W. Snow of Cheyenne, Anna W. Allen of Horse Creek, J. M. Carey and Brother, James R. Wilkinson of Pine Bluffs, and DJ. H who paid 13 dollars per acre for two parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie A. M
State Land Office
George W. Snow
Cheyenne
Anna W. Allen
Horse Creek
J. M. Carey
Brother
Bec
James R. Wilkinson
Pine Bluffs
DJ. H
Haytien Revolution Matures as U S Watches Closely
Davilari Theodore leads a growing Haytien revolt driving him to Santo Domingo and drawing grave concern from the state department. Secretary Bryan and President Wilson discuss the crisis while American battleships remain nearby to deter any emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Haytien
Davilari Theodore
Santo Domingo
State Department
Bryan
Wilson
Boaz Long
Post Office Bill Passes With Insurance for Clerks and Carriers
Washington January 24. The house approved the postoffice appropriations bill totaling 305 million dollars. It provides full salaries for clerks and carriers including rural and mounted staff and offers government insurance of 2000 dollars for those injured on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
FUEL OFFICIALS DISMISSED IN FRAUD CHARGES
Dis missal was granted here today of indictments against Sidney W. Smith and Robert Bruce directors and Joseph L. Schmitt treasurer of the Western Fuel company. They faced conspiracy to defraud the government by obtaining tariff rebates on coal never imported or reshipped. Four others remain to stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sidney W. Smith
Robert Bruce
Joseph L. Schmitt
Western Fus
Chairman to Star Spangled Banner Angled Banner Celebrated
Mayor James H. Preston of Baltimore chairs the National Star Spangled Banner Commission planning a centenary celebration later this summer. The event will run through Washington Annapolis Frederick and along the Chesapeake Bay with efforts to involve every bay community and engage the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Preston
Daltimore
National Star Spangled Banner Commission
Washington
Annapolis
Frederick
Chesapeake Bay
Prowton
Bay
Ardus
Senate Passes Alaskan Railway Measure in Alaska
The Senate approved the Alaska railway bill by 44 to 16 directing the president to purchase or build 1000 miles of railroad in Alaska at a cost not exceeding 40 million. Passage in both houses and signature would unlock a long delayed development of Alaska resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Alaska Railway
Alaska
Huerta Aide Said To Prepare Escape From Vera Cruz
The gun boat Zaragoza loaded a large store of provisions and live cattle and may sail tonight for Havana. Sentries guard the vessel as rumors spread that Huerta or another high official may be boarded. A gold cargo is also rumored. A northerly wind may delay departure. Jesus Flores Magon met John Lind and left for Mexico City signaling Huerta’s efforts to reach terms with Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Zaragoz
Havana
President Huerta
Jesus Flores Magon
Huerta
John Lind
Mexico City
Washington
Burns Party At Gilcrest Home Celebrates Robert Burns
The 16th annual Burns event at Mrs. Mary Gilcrest home gathered women friends to honor Robert Burns with recitations, poems, toasts, and songs. Guest speakers included Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Swit among others, with Dr. Rafter giving the opening prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gilcrest
Burne
Addresarn
Angie Laury
Middlemas
J. Cy Wille
Stanley
Montest
Robert Burte
Iver Johnston
Burns
A. K. Swit
Ye Banks
Bony Deouw
W. D B. Tray
Wald Bootin
Laewh Lomond
Bony Dandee
Alex Hustle
Gaa Ad
De La Barra Conspiracy Alleged Against Madero Regime
Washington reports Francisco De La Barra refused to cooperate with constitutionalist leaders and continued to plot against the Madero government. He allegedly conspired in treachery with a confidential agent in Washington, claiming the people would not accept such actions and asserting overthrow planned through treachery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Francsco de la Barra
Huerta
Wald
Hesquiera
de la
WARDEN INVENTS A SAFETY RAIL
Frank Hellstrom warden of the North Dakota penitentiary at Bismarck with convict Carl Olson invented a safety rail for railroads. First trial planned on Soo system lines this spring. Rail features a reversible hard steel tread and a soft steel reinforcing bar to reduce rail failures in cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Hellstrom
North Dakota
Bismark
Carl Olson
Railroad Unien
Héllstrom-Oleon
Burke
Wilson
Tiela
United States
Gronna
Cheyenne Boys Crush Greeley 59 to 12 in City Clash
Cheyenne high school routed Greeley State Teachers College 59 to 12. Key long baskets from Marke and Morton highlighted a one sided contest as Cheyenne led 37 to 3 at halftime. Substitutions and band appearance marked the uneven scoreline and local performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Ge State Teachers’ College of Greeley
Marke
Morton
Vista Fog
Greeley
Scsaeaese Lg
Priddy Ter
Morrigan Varra
Morrison
Besketa
Vlawry
Snow
Leo
Varra
Hart
Tony
Stodehill
Carter
Itort
Bracewell
Priddy
Kewley
Financal
Tood
Tenn
Laramild High School
Beare
Ruwe Iie
Ith Lietrugter
Congress Rules Committee Blocks Woman Suffrage Appointment Measure
The House Rules Committee refused to report a column for the appointment related to woman suffrage. Congress Balke of Suffrage in Washington reported the action on January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
House Rules Committee
Rising American business mood affirmed by Redfield speech
New Haven, Jan 24 An optimistic business outlook topped Secretary Redfield’s chamber of commerce talk. He praised American manufacturers for adapting to new conditions and argued the predicted flood of foreign goods after the tariff has not occurred. He urged a broad view and warned against prophets of doom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Redfield
Chamber of Commerce
India
Argentina
Brazil
Germany
Thaw Habeas Corpus Brief Ready for Final Hearing
Counsel for Harry K Thaw filed with a printer the brief in the petition for a federal writ of habeas corpus Coplon will be delivered to Judge Aldrich and opposing counsel Monday After review the judge will set a date for the final hearing on the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
KF. H
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Federal Court
Coplon
Aldrich
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Thos. Heaney, SR
Thomas Heaney, Sr
L. C. Hinkle
Peter Appel
George S. Walker
Moyer and Tanger
Moyer and Tanner
STARK
Gilcrest
Wardien
America
Europe
Rives
The
Valiants of
Virginia
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