Leasing Law Prospects Darken Amid Senate Fight
Special to the State Leaer reports that after over a month Congress has no clear path for a leasing bill. Senator Smoot and LaFollette stalled the prior bill with a filibuster, Senate Republicans fear a fight over the league of peace could doom a summer leasing measure. If the Senate turns to politics, passage remains unlikely regardless of House action.
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D.C
Congress
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LaFollette
Hhas
Repubicans
Roel Ce
League of Peace
Ser Noem
Shanee
Sapate
President signs bills during mid Atlantic voyage
President Wilson, en route home from Europe, signs the Indian appropriation bill and the railroad deficiency bill aboard the George Washington off Hoboken. The Great Northern delivers mail pouches from the White House as warships wait, highlighting new mid ocean government business handling.
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United States George ™ Washington
Wilson
Europe
India
George Washington
Hoboken
Goon
Great Northern
White House
Washington
Army
Navy
Department of Justice
mid-Atlantic
Mid-Ocean
Lawmaker Criticizes Smoot Bill Amid Leasing Delays
The article notes opposition to the Smoot bill last spring for not being generous enough and warns that continued congressional delays on leasing may threaten any bill. It predicts possible oil and coal land withdrawals by Secretary Lane if Congress stalls, as conservationists press for action and Republicans block legislation.
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Congress
Paft
Lane
Lieutenant Riner Returns to Walk with Cane
Lieutenant Harry Riner of the 48th Field Artillery, previously wounded in action and treated abroad and in New York, can hobble about with a cane. A bullet from his 45 calibre pistol fractured his left hip bone while the weapon was being cleaned.
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Harry Riner
48Th Field Artillery
New York
No injunction in California to halt prohibition measure
Judge Sawtelle warned that if the department pursues its plan, the injunction suit may become unnecessary. The press dispatches note a legal challenge as light wines and beers are in question. Papers report on actions and potential delays in enforcing the prohibition law in California.
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California
Ius Af Jualin Ees
Sawtelle
Americans Buy Krupp Works In Munich Sale
The Krupp works at Munich have been sold to Americans, with several other Bavarian industrial concerns also passing into American hands, according to Munich dispatches carried by morning newspapers.
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Associated Press
Krupp
Munich
Berkeley to Erect Memorial for Nurse Helen Crandall
Berkeley California plans a memorial honoring Mrs Helen Crandall who died serving as a volunteer nurse during the influenza epidemic. The dedication recognizes her sacrifice and the broader public health effort during the crisis.
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Berkeley
Calif
Helen Crandall
Queen Marie Urges Monthly Family Fast for Relief Fund
The queen of Rommania asks every family to skip one dinner each month and donate the saved money to child relief. The plan aims to support welfare projects and assist needy children across the kingdom.
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Marie
Rommania
Kingdom
Queen Wilhelmina Seen as Unity Symbol in War
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland gains popularity as a wartime symbol. She is praised as the emblem of Holland's unity as she appears publicly, drawing acclaim from subjects across the country.
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Wilhelmina of
Holland
Australian troops wed English brides in wartime surge
The article notes many Australian soldiers in England marrying local women and plans to send home 22,000 wives and children with their husbands. It also reports that more than five percent of prisoners in English jails are women.
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England
Jeb Simpson Visited Mountain States Office Tale
Huff King narrates a humorous Mount States Telephony visit in Cheyenne with Jeb Simpson and staff. A cattleman and Roy G. Spere share a rough interview, a toll-padder party in Edgmont Nebraska, and a joke about Old Crow and thirst. The tale ends with Titus declining a drink and sending Jeb on.
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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
Cheyenne Premier Committee Seeks Stock Proposals
The Premier committee invites proposals for breeding and stock handling services including horses and bulls for a Wyoming project. All communications should be addressed to the committee in Cheyenne.
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Addrees
Cheyenne
Greek Politics Sparks Bitter Fight at Bitter Creek
Chris Madonis is hospitalized with four bullet wounds after a dispute over Greek politics at Bitter Creek. Pete Karcisis was jailed on charges of inflicting the injuries, firing nine shots from an automatic pistol before a third Greek intervened with a 208 caliber rifle and captured him. Madonis is listed as serious but expected to recover.
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Bock Springs
Wyo
Chris Madonis
Pete Karcisis
Bitter Creek
Karcisis
Madonis
Notice of corporate care and branding compounds
Notice 18 hereby given that the compounds for the care of, marking and branding of sheep, cattle, any other livestock and for the purpose of owning, and holding real and personal property incident thereto. The resident agent of said corporation in charge of the principal offices of said company in Cheyenne wanes. CG Findlay, President. T.L. Woodruff, Secretary.
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King
Cheyenne
Wanes
Findlay
Battleplanes Ready for Frontier Celebration Flight
Four De Havilland battleplanes depart Ellington Field Texas for a trans continental flight along the Pacific coast to educate the public about aviation and recruit for the air service. The squadron will visit Denver Cheyenne during Frontier Day events July 23 to 26 under Lt C C Natt.
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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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Jeb Simpson
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