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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
7
Senate Amends Oil Royalties Bill Amid House Clash
The senate rejected the house form of H B 18 on oil royalties and proposed striking out after the enacting clause to insert Senate File 243. Debate drew comparisons to alcohol content and beer wines revisions as both houses clash over distribution shares among schools, university, highways, and counties. The session also discussed Mercer's H B 46 on school funds and a memorial for land distribution to World War I veterans, before adjourning with a note on an anti tobacco measure H B 110 pending committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
State House
Senate
W. C. Eer
Teach
Mercer
Cheyenne
Mercer's House Joint Memorial
President-Elect Harding Arrives in St Augustine Welcome
First photographs show President-Elect Warren G Harding arriving in St Augustine aboard the yacht of Senator Frelinghuysen. He is greeted by local residents and seen leaving his private car at the Ponce de Leon Hotel with a golf outing at the St Augustine links after a reported bad shot and exclaiming Oh gosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
ST. Augustine
Harding
Ela
Superba
D.5 Wielinghuysen
New Jersey
Prelinghuysen
Ponce de Leon Hotel
Wled Harding
Frelinghuysen
1St. Augustine
St St. Augustine
Fire Breaks Out At Woolworth Building
A small blaze on the forty third floor of the Woolworth Building was extinguished by firemen after they reached the scene from the lobby. The fire, caused by detective wiring, caused slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Hook
Dadder
Woolworth
Native Son Honored At Evening Banquet In State Capitol
A dinner in honor of a Rawlins native son featured T Blake Kennedy as toastmaster and speeches by Governor Carey Senator Green and other officials. Attendees praised the presiding officer and urged more honors for the celebrated figure as Red roses decorated the event and George C Rafter gave the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Blake Kennedy
Jenkins
Wyoming
Senate
Carey
Mr. Daley
W. Stone
L. 2
Sdwayt
R. D. Carey
W. S. Green
John W. Lacey
Ralph Kimball
John W. Hay
Dillon
William C. Deming
Rawlins
Ross
Charles 8. Hill
George C. Rafter
Thormer
House
Carbon County
George B. Abbott
R, HW. Alcorn
Charles J. Argesheimer
Archie
Governor denounces lynchers in Arkansas amid mob killings
At Nodena and along the Mississippi levee near Kwalg plantation Henry Lowery a Negro is lynched by a mob. Governor Meuree calls the act the most disreputable in Arkansas and vows to seek removal of any sheriff or officer who permits lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tysceola
Ark
Henry Lowery
T. Craig
Ot Nodena
Pep Eye
Mississippi Levee
Kwalg Plantation
Limtle Rock
Jian
Mchue
Nodena
Arkansas
Pacific Cables Problem Looms Over Policy Clash
Washington notes point to a redefining of policy between Japan and the United States as dominating other issues for the moment. A Japanese note promising a thorough investigation of the Vladivostock killing is seen as aimed at avoiding delays in broader talks. Colby will discuss with Wilson after Colby returns from a South American trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Davis
Japan
W. T. Langdon
Vladivostock
Vnusshluolt Glovris Tepurt Vis
Baron Shidehare
California
United States
Bavis
State Department
Colby
Wilson
Three Held for Jury Conspiracy in Moonshine Case
V C Barker reports ten have confessed with three held for the federal grand jury on conspiracy to violate a U S law. Fred Clyde Baker and confederates J W Williams and L A Davis appeared before Commissioner Gill. Williams and Davis posted bail, Baker remained jailed after failing to bond. The accused allegedly formed a written agreement with Williams and Davis to moonshine while Baker provided protection and collected $90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gill
Fred Clyde Baker
J. W. Wilnang
L. A. Davis
Williams
Davis
Baker
Illicit liquor seized near prohibition HQ in Enver
Federal agents acted within 35 yards of prohibition enforcement HQ in Enver and seized a still and 100 quarts of illicit liquor. Irvin F. Mueller and Guy Kit were arrested and a new automobile was confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enver
Irvin F. Mueller
Guy Kit
Morse Discredited by Special Report of Investigators
Washington officials announced that with Chairman Walsh approval the shipping board inquiry committee found no proof that Charles M. Schwab took government funds for personal expenses while directing the Emergency Fleet Corporation during the war. The panel said the charge was unfounded and issued an advance statement for fairness to the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walsh
The
Shipping Board
Charles M. Schwab
Emergency Fleet Corporation
of Pennsylvania
Pennsylviani
Ance
Congress
Parties clash over bill for quick tariffs
The 1914 scene in Washington features Republican efforts to pass the Wordney emergency tariff bill sparking sharp exchanges with Democrats led by Senator Underwood. Democrats deny filibuster talk and say they’ll vote after proper debate while warning the president would veto any tariff plan repugnant to their principles. Senator Penrose pushes for a Tuesday vote but is challenged as a test of good faith by Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wea Ton
Senate
Underwood
Alabama
Wilson
Penrose
Simmons
North Carolina
Tendler Outfits Jackson In Ten Round Bout
The fight between Lew Tendler and Willie Jackson unfolds with Tendler taking early leads in rounds one and two while Jackson trails. Tendler dominates rounds five and six with sharp blows. Jackson strengthens in round seven but Tendler maintains the overall edge, both boxers sustaining cuts while Tendler appears unmarked. Jackson lands at 18414 and Tendler at 134.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Tendler
Willie Jackson
Jackson
Tendler
Washington Skeptical Over Bergdoll Kidnapping Claim
The War Department had no information on alleged American intelligence attempts to kidnap Grover Cleveland Bergdoll near Berlin. Secretary Baker voiced surprise at the German newspaper report and said he did not believe any army officials would participate in such an action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Berlin
Baker
Alleged Protectograph Forger Held for Higher Court
LeRoy LaVine, one of two alleged check kiters, is held on forgery charges after passing a $62 check on a nonexisting firm via a perforating protectograph. Bail set at $1,600 for district court trial. partner George Walsh, alias Smith, to be arraigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy LaVine
G. L. Strader
LaVine
Justice of the Peace
Housman
Carroll
Koche Mentzer
W. Q. Phelan
George Walsh
Smith
Justice Housman
Alberta Exports to U S Fall On Cattle Drop
Alberta's exports to the United States in 1920 fell by about 8 million dollars from 1919, driven entirely by a drop in cattle shipments worth 6,979,861 dollars. Wheat, oats, rye and barley and meat products showed large increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alta
Alberta
United States
S. C. Reat
Wyoming Weather Forecast Fair With Rain Likely West
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in Wyoming on Thursday and Friday with a likely rain event in the far western area. Temperatures are not expected to change significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Dirt becomes stage in trial of Miss Peete for murder
In Los Angeles on January 28 William T Aggeler acting public defender and chief counsel for Louise L Peete argued to impeach state witness William I Heitzman a gardener who said he carried dirt into the Denton home where the body was found Heitzman claimed Peete hired him to remove dirt from around rose bushes and store it in the cellar Aggeler cited grand jury testimony that contradicted Heitzman s statements Hayata testified he saw Heitzman bring dirt to the basement Peete reportedly borrowed a shovel later found in the cellar with dirt on it and Hayata said he burned a bundle containing a tablecloth at Peete s request
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OS Angeles
William T. Aggeler
Louise L. Peete
Jacob Charles Denton
William I’. Heitzman
Heitzman
Gardner
Denton
Peete
Thomas Lee
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Ley Ral Rs
Ley Vo
Tad
House Committee
Schwab
Joseph H. Neville
Byron
Bighorn County
Ewart
Committee On Federal
Pacific
Vladivostok
Hooch Headquarters
Morse
Germany
U. S
U.S
Sgue
Mis. Peete
Jacob
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