House Republicans push daylight saving repeal in farming bill
Washington July 16 Republican leaders of the house aided by senate leaders backed a brisk re passage of the agricultural appropriation bill with daylight saving repeal. The plan keeps Interstate Commerce Commission time zone standards while removing the daylight saving law. Chairman Hogan re introduced the agricultural bill with repeal provisions and hope for bipartisan support amid presidential veto doubts.
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Colonel Jolley Visits Denver Before Return to Duty
Lieutenant Colonel W A Jolley organizer of the hospital corps of the Colorado national guard and commander of the 108th Base hospital at Mesves hospital center in France visited Denver on short leave. He will return to Fort D A Russell to be mustered out of service.
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France
Denver
Fort D. A. Russell
M cCarthy Funeral Held in Denver
Funeral services for John Edward McCarthy 24 son of Mr and Mrs Jerry McCarthy were held at Annunciation church in Denver. He was killed in a wreck on the Union Pacific in Granite Canyon Wyoming. Burial was at Mount Olivet cemetery. He had planned to marry Irene Hayes in August and served in the navy before mustering out recently.
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Jerry McCarthy
Union Pacific Railroad
Granity Canyon
Wyo
Annunciation Church
Union Pucate
Mystery surrounds Dowsey death as Wrights speak
Tacoma reports a new inquiry into government agent P. A. Dowsey's death in Seattle on May 4. George P. Wright and Horace V. X. Wright of Wright shipyards in Tacoma released details of a conference with Dowsey two days before his death. Dowsey allegedly claimed he had enough evidence to convict at least four men from the region.
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P. A. Dowsey
Seattle
George P. Wright
Horace V. X. Wright
Wright
Wrights
Dowsey
Northwest
Reliance Drill Progress at Cap Rock Well
The Reliance Oil Company group of Douglas residents is drilling a cap rock site six miles from town. The well reaches 3670 feet after a year and a half of operation on a geologist favorable structure.
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Douglas
Thewn
Court House Ready Within Next Month
County commissioners report the new courthouse is progressing rapidly with tiling and wood work near completion and expected to be ready for occupancy within about a month.
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Court House
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New York and Wyoming Couples Wed in Licenses
Licenses issued to Judd M. Nott of Kemmerer and Mrs. Melen F. Bartlett of Almira New York and to Charles F. Hawken and Phoebe V. Yeoman of Sundance.
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Judd M. Nott
Kemmerer
Melen F. Bartlett
Almira, N. Y
Charles F. Hawken
Phoebe V. Yeoman
Sundance
Air Service Men Arrive for Demobilization at Port Russell
Forty three overseas air service men from western states arrived at Port D. A. Russell for discharge after serving in France for over a year. They will be discharged within the next few days as the demobilization process proceeds.
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Port D. A. Russell
France
Red Cross Canteen Feeds 250 Soldiers
A detachment of 250 men passed through Cheyenne at 5 pm yesterday. The Red Cross canteen was busy aiding the troops with provisions before their deployment to Fort D. A. Russell and Camp Lewis.
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Camp Lewis
Highway Weather Report From Yellowstone To Casper
Weather report notes highway conditions on Yellowstone to Casper with improvements near Glenrock and a detour suggestion. Cheyenne to Denver shows good conditions with a noted grading area and detour. Lincoln Highway from Pine Bluffs to Laramie is good, then dusty and chopped near Hanna before resuming good to Ogden.
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Grain and stock market notes with varied activity
Grain letters describe a volatile session with early weakness turning into a sharp recovery led by December oats and railroad stocks. Foreign exchange weakness and cautious selling temper outlook while investors absorb mixed crop and labor news. Several industrials and utilities show gains then pullbacks as traders move to realize holdings.
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City News in Brief Visitors from Several Towns in Cheyenne Week
Mrs Laura I Winter of Wheatland registered at the Plains yesterday. Mrs E E Detter and Mrs W D Weathers of Casper were in the city yesterday. George E Brimmer and B Waugh of Rawlins spent the day in Cheyenne. McDonald and Roy Smith of Torrington were in the city Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J G Pettingill of Casper visiting Cheyenne. Charles Notting A A Neal and M Ramella of Fort Laramie visited this week. John M Thiesenhunt of Casper was a Cheyenne visitor Tuesday. Jack Fausett arrived Tuesday from Saratoga for a short stay. William Schueta of Egbert was a Tuesday visitor in the city. W H Ashby and G D Browning of Douglan spent time in the city this week. Mrs Casper was no town Dall Sits eis det Oe per this week. Paul H Moore promoter of nerd ing Heights New Nation arrived Tuesday after spending the week.
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A.A. Neal
M. Ramella
Fort Laramie
Cheyenne
Local visitors fill Cheyenne with business and travel notes
The register lists Mr and Mrs Charles I Anderson staying at a local hotel from Chug water USA. J W Ross of Lusk spent Tuesday in Cheyenne. United Mine Workers leaders Marlin Cahill and George Young visited from Nock Springs on union business. Earl Flaherty and J J Russell visited Cheyenne, along with B Badach from Casper and J Russell Smith of Carpenter. Several others including Mrs L R Packard and children headed to California, James Havrille from Rawlins, Ernest Cook from Basin, and W S Wilcox of Little Bear. Results show all National League games postponed by rain. American League games played with Shocker Severeldy Shockey and Hannah, Myers and O Neill, Pep cock, Walters and Schang. Skillman of Wheatland was a business visitor in the city this week. O B Peterson of Van Tassell spent Tuesday in Cheyenne.
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Marlin Cahill
George Young
United Mine Workers of America
Nock Springs
Elks Dance Notice Invites Public To Summer Event
Public notice from Elks Lodge inviting members and guests to a dance on a Thursday evening in July. Attendees encouraged to bring guests and enjoy music and refreshments at the lodge hall.
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