Wyoming Budget Bill Seeks Over 3 Million for State Funds
Wyoming budget discussions reveal deficits and a total appropriation around 8.13 million for the next two years. The Ways and Means committees push for unanimous recommendations, with increased totals from Governor Carey and several line-item adjustments including 100 thousand for university extension and 500 thousand for road building.
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Wyoming
Carey
Hartwell
State Department of Law Enforcement
Prohibition Commissioner’s Office
State Vocational Training Department
Theniversity
Ex-Pulpiteer Confesses in Mail Sack Robbery Case
This Mt. Vernon Illinois former minister Rev Guy Kyle admits involvement in stealing four registered mail sacks totaling 212000 dollars. Most of the loot was recovered at Kyle's home following the confession.
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Guy Kyle
Mt. Vernon, Ill
Kyle
France Presses Demand for 212 Billion Gold Marks in Reparations
ARIS Jan 27 The reparations issue returns to a committee of experts to refine details before a final decision. French Finance Minister Doumer suggests 212 billion gold marks as Germany’s indemnity, drawing British doubts as Premier Briand stresses a decisive conference day and a settlement before Saturday night.
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Associated Press
Supreme Council
M. Doumer
Germany
M. Doume
Wyoming officials face broad salary increases proposed
A joint budget committee proposes substantial raises for most state officials in H. B. 117 and H. B. 118. Current salaries are listed alongside proposed figures for governor, justices, judges, secretaries, and many department heads, with some staff positions also rising. The plan faces constitutional limits on raises during elected terms and notes a continued discussion on funding continued on Page Two.
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Supreme Court
Food and Oil
Board of Control
Denver Depot Scene Bandits Raid On Cash
Two unmasked bandits robbed Union News at Denver Union Station taking $930. They overpowered Charles Lawrence assistant superintendent and a porter, bound and gagged them, then fled. Suspects described as about 25 years old. The theft occurred on the third floor shortly after the day’s receipts were secured.
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Charles I. Lawrence
Union News Company
Porter
Union Station
Lawrence
Railroad workers brace for wage cuts on major rails
Chicago January 27. A labor committee of the American Association of Railway Executives will meet tomorrow behind closed doors to study wage reductions aimed at easing a precarious transportation situation. Cleveland January 27. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers vows strong opposition to any wage cuts, arguing workers already pay the same for services rendered.
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Labor Committee
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American Association of Railway Executives
Cleveland
Railroad Labor Board
Raiload Brotherhood
S. Stane
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
British labor groups urge government action on unemployment
At the national conference of the labor party and the trades union congress in London on January 27, British organized labor pressed for immediate government remedies to unemployment. Delegates endorsed a program to remove industrial depression and adjourned to February 28 to allow MPs to push for action. Heavy debate over constitutional versus extra-constitutional measures followed inspections by leaders including Robert Williams and J H Thomas.
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Associated Press
Labor Party
Trades Union Congress
Robert Williams
Transport Workers
Daily Herald
Labor
Williams
J. H.thomas
Michiganders Demand Nonpartisan League Departures
A Nelson Michigan citizens committee led by ex service men asked Nonpartisan League organizers to leave Nuckolls county. Four of five workers left by auto without disorder as about 100 local residents watched at the hotel. additional organizers are said to be elsewhere in the county.
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Nelson, Mich
Citizens’ Committee
Nuckolls County
League
Nelson
Wyoming Bishop Thomas Third in First Vote for NY Diocese
In New York City the Rev. Nathaniel S. Thomas of Wyoming placed third on the first round of ballots to choose a successor to the late Bishop Charles Sumner. He trailed leaders Manning and Slattery but outpolled Rev. Dr. Percy Stickney Grant, as tally figures show clerical and lay votes distributed among candidates.
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Thomas
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Wyoming
New York City
Charles Sumner
New York
Percy Stickney Grant
William , Manning
Holy Trinity Church
Say
Charles Li. Slattery
Grave Church
Nathaniel S. Thomas
Lay
Church of the Ascension
Zbyszko Defeats Monogof in Laramie Match
Polish wrestler Stanislaus Zbyszko defeated Belgian Bob Monogof in two straight falls at Laramie Wyoming. Zbyszko took the first fall with a side roll in 27 minutes and the second with a hip lock in 13 minutes.
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Laramien
Wyo
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Bob’ Monogof
Zbyszko
President-Elect Harding Avoids Formal Miami Reception
President-Elect Harding visited Palm Beach on January 27, skipping a public reception. He spent hours ashore, rode to Miami on the Victoria late, stayed with Joseph Ritter, golfed, dined at the Everglades, and evaded crowds. A Miami committee discussed reception plans but he preferred a low profile, leading to an informal Miami welcome.
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Tammy
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Palm Beach
Mia
Harding
Miami
Mr. Harding
Joseph Ritter
Everglades
Hardings Begin Moving Personal Effects to White House
President-Elect and Mrs. Harding started transferring their personal belongings from the Marion home to the White House today. Mrs. Harding traveled from Marion to oversee the process, with only a few keepsakes kept as the house and furniture are to be sold. The move follows Mrs. Wilson's invitation to prepare in advance for the transition. An antique geliligue, chairs, heirloom pictures, and rare china are among items moved. A single wagon load was brought to the White House and will stay until inauguration.
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White House
Strangler Lewis Escorted After Wrestling Victory
In Kansas City on January 27 police escorted world heavyweight wrestling champion Strangler Lewis to his dressing room after he applied a head lock on Justice Saluzo in winning the second fall of their match amid an angry crowd.
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Kansas City
Lewis
Justice Saluzo
Provision Made for Army of Only 150000
Washington, Jan 27. Provision in the annual appropriation bill calls for an army of 150000 under President elect Harding. Rep Anthony of Kansas said the bill sets a maximum for peacetime strength, with reserves and National Guard to supplement as needed.
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Associated Press
Mect Harding
Anthony of Tsansas
House Appropriations
Congress
Anthony
Marion
Harding
Wyoming Forecast Fair, Colder Weekend Ahead
The forecast calls for generally fair weather in Wyoming on Friday with a likely dry Saturday. Cooler conditions are expected Saturday, especially in the extreme western portion, as a colder air mass edges in.
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Wyoming
Ink makers warn gas curbs threaten publishing inks
New York, Jan 27. Ink manufacturers warn Wyoming gas restrictions will waste Mexican gas as impracticable. The National Association of Ink Makers deplores planned gas limits in Louisiana and other states, saying reduced hydro carbon black threatens the publishing industry and raises ink costs.
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New York
Wyoming
Mexico
United States
National Association of Ink Makers
Louisiana
Earthquake Prompted Mrs Peete to Basement Where Denton Was Buried
Ida L. Gregory testified in the Mrs Louise Peete murder trial that she and Denton joint rented the Denton home for part of June 1920. Gregory said Peete moved in June 2 after delays and a quake forced movement, with Peete anxious over Denton’s lack of contact and claims of Denton leaving with a woman.
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OS Angeles
Ida L. Gregory
Denver
Louise L. Peete
Jacob Charles Denton
Mrs. Gregory
Mrs. Peete
Denton
Uncle Sam hoards billions in official vaults
Treasury figures show the national holdings reach 13.8838 billion dollars in cash and securities with over 10 billion in bonds and trust assets. The bulk comprises securities owed by allied nations and a Tennessee land sale bond miscount explains the fractional cent.
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Washington
Treasury
Tennessee
Secretary of Interior
Air mail service runs above normal after heavy mountain snow
Air mail planes operated between Omaha and Salt Lake City with great effort to recapture lost time after Monday snow. A R Dunphy reports 80 percent normal on Wednesday and a 124 percent gain yesterday, with emergency pilot ready at Rock Springs for future storms.
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Rocky Mountain Country
A. R. Dunphy
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Ghey
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