Leasing Bill Faces Critical Senate Fight Over Peace League
Special to the State Leader from Washington July 41 A month into the current session and no clearer path exists for leasing legislation. Senator Smoot and La Follette blocked action in the last Congress and now push a conference report. Republicans fear a Senate fight against the league of peace may derail any lease bill this summer even if the House acts.
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Congress
Smoot
LaFollette
Hhas
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Roel Ce
League of Peace
Ser Noem
Shanee
Senate
Sapate
President Signs Indian and Railroad Bills At Sea
President Wilson signed the India appropriation bill and the railroad deficiency bill while aboard the USS George Washington in mid Atlantic. The Great Northern delivered mail pouches and a destroyer transferred bags. officials noted the event as a record in mid ocean government work.
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George Washington
United States George ™ Washington
Wilson
Europe
India
Hoboken
Goon
Great Northern
White House
Washington
Army
Navy
Department of Justice
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Mid-Ocean
Conservationists push for action as leasing bill stalls
The article argues that Smoot's stance on coal and oil land blocks and warns that further congressional delays in a leasing bill could revive President Paft style oil land withdrawals. It notes conservationists pressing Lane for new withdrawals if no legislation passes and the administration awaiting Congress amid Republican tactics.
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Congress
Paft
Lane
Lieutenant Riner Returns to Walk With Cane
Lieutenant Harry Riner of the 48th Field Artillery, wounded thirteen months ago, is now able to hobble about with a cane. A bullet from his 45 caliber pistol, fired while cleaning the weapon, pierced his left hip and shattered the bone, after long treatment in military hospitals abroad and in New York.
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Harry Riner
48Th Field Artillery
New York
No Injunction in California to Hold Up Prohibition Law
A judge said an injunction would be unnecessary if the department proceeds with its plan, stating no injunction in California could delay the prohibition law. The dispatches hint at actions affecting light wines and beers and potential legal challenges.
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California
Ius Af Jualin Ees
Sawtelle
Krupp Works in Munich Sold to Americans
American buyers have acquired the Krupp works at Munich and several other major Bavarian industrial concerns, according to Munich dispatches carried by morning papers. The transfers indicate a broader shift of German industrial assets into American hands.
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Associated Press
Krupp
Munich
Berkeley to Erect Memorial for Nurse Helen Crandall
The city of Berkeley California plans a memorial honoring Mrs Helen Crandall who died serving as a volunteer nurse during the influenza epidemic. The project acknowledges her sacrifice and public service.
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Berkeley
Calif
Helen Crandall
Queen Marie Calls Monthly Fast for Child Relief Funds
Queen Marie of Rommania asks all families to skip one dinner per month and donate the saved amount to child relief funds. The measure aims to pool resources for welfare initiatives across the kingdom.
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Marie
Rommania
Kingdom
Queen Wilhelmina Emerges as Symbol of Dutch Unity
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland gains popularity as a wartime symbol. Subjects hail her as the emblem of Holland's unity, appearing in public yet again as a unifying national figure.
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Wilhelmina of
Holland
ANZACS Marry In England After War Bonds
Australian troops based in England after the war show strong ties with local women as many marriages occur. An estimated 22,000 wives and children of Australian soldiers are to be sent home with their husbands. The report notes that more than five percent of all English prisoners are women.
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England
Jeb Told No Dark Talk Yet Had Gogo Tome
Huff King presents a humorous vignette from The Monitor featuring Jeb Simpson of South Pakoty and staff at a Mountain States office in Cheyenne. A cattleman and Roy G Spere discuss tolls and town gossip while G L Titts tries to steer the scene toward a singer at the Laval Opera House.
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Gogo
Tome
Mountain States Office
Huff King
Mountain States Telephony and Telegraph Company
Cheyenne
the Monitor
Mountain States Company
Wes
Roy G. Spere
Roy
Edgemont
Nebraska
Alkali Flats
Union
Frank
Dakota
Hank
Ay Royal
Annie Laurie
Uncle Laurie
Pardner
Jeb Simpson
South Pakoty
Pard
Goa
Arisany
Proposals Sought for Stock Bulling and Breeding Program
The Premier committee invites proposals for breeding and stock handling including horses bulls and cattle. Communications should be sent to the committee in Cheyenne Wyoming with full details and contact information.
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Addrees
Cheyenne
Bitter Greek feud leaves man wounded in Wyoming
Chris Madonis is hospitalized with four bullet wounds after a dispute over Greek politics at Bitter Creek. Pete Karcisis, jailed on charges of wounding, fired nine shots from an automatic pistol before a third Greek subdued him with a 208 caliber rifle. Madonis remains in serious condition but is expected to recover.
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Bock Springs
Wyo
Chris Madonis
Pete Karcisis
Bitter Creek
Karcisis
Madonis
Notice of corporate powers and agent designation
Notice states the compounds for care marking and branding of sheep cattle and other livestock and for owning real and personal property incident thereto. Resident agent F King Cheyenne confirms principal offices. CG Findlay president and T L Woodruff secretary listed.
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King
Cheyenne
Wanes
Findlay
Battleplanes to visit frontier celebration regionwide
Four de Havilland battleplanes depart Ellington Field Texas to fly along the Pacific coast and then across the continent to educate the public on aviation and recruit for the air service. Lieut. C C Natt will lead a leg over Pike's Peak during Frontier Day visit to Cheyenne July 23 to 26.
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Wastington
Ellington ‘Field
Mousten
Texas
Pacific Coast
Air Service
Wort
Denver
Lieut
C. C. Natt
Pike's Peak
Cheyenne
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