Progressive Republicans join Democrats to pass La Follette wool bill
Ten progressive Republicans defect to back the La Follette woolen tariff bill as a substitute for the Democratic measure in the Senate. The 47 to 20 vote followed earlier moves by Penrose and shifts among Cummins and Taft era proposals. The bill now returns to the House for action.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
House of Representatives
Penrose
Committee of the Whole
la Follette
Taft
Borah
Bristow
Clapp
Crawford
Cummins
Grouna
Kenyon
Poindexter and Works
House
Tariff Board
Noted Canal Engineer John F Wallace Visits Cheyenne
John F. Wallace of Chicago renowned for directing Panama Canal construction operations arrives in Cheyenne with his son H A Wallace of Boulder Colorado for a day visit. They travel by automobile from Boulder and will stay until Saturday evening before returning to Chicago.
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J. F. Wallace
Cheyenne
John F. Wallace
Chicago
H. A. Wallace
Boulder
Colo
Northern Colorado Power Company
I Kemper
Union Pacific
Wallace
Farmers Co operative Grain Company to Build Elevator
Articles of incorporation filed for Farmers Co operative Grain Company of Carpenter. Directors include Charles Jacobson and George L. Reeder. Elevator cost set at 25 000 dollars with capacity for 15000 bushels. construction awarded to North Platte firm. About one hundred stockholders, many local farmers. Building to start immediately with a depositor option to sell or store grain awaiting price gains.
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Carpenter
Farmers Co-operative Grain Company of Carpenter
Secretary of State
Charles Jacobson
George L. Reeder
J. R. Carpenter
William Beall
Claude EB. Hardy
E. G. Underwood
Ed. Jaconson
Ed. Oline
C. R. Faris
C. W. Tucker
North Platte
Neb
Sheriffs Organize to Corral Rustlers in Region
Northwestern Colorado, Eastern Utah, and Southern Wyoming sheriffs form a regional crackdown after a reign of terror. A campaign reduced rustling and horse theft threats, with nine prisoners in Moffat county jail and six rustlers set for trial in Rio Blanco county court next month, including one woman.
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Meeker
Colo
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Moffat County
Rio Blanco
Cyclist Frank Little Injured In Ravine Crash
Traveling at high speed Frank Little trap drummer at the Atlas theater was hurled about thirty feet from his motorcycle on Weat Sixteenth street. He suffered a broken collar bone and right shoulder plus severe cuts and bruises and is in serious condition. Thomas Heaney, Jr. witnessed the crash and aided Little before medical help arrived.
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Frank Little
Atlas
Weat Sixteenth Street
Little
Davis Block
Johnston
Thomas Heaney, Jr
Heaney
Gov Richards Dies Suddenly in Melbourne
Ex Governor Richards of Wyoming and Land Seekers party dies suddenly in Melbourne on July 26 from heart failure.
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Gov. Richards
Melbourne
Australia
Richards
Wyoming
Land Seekers Party
Prisoner Jenkins testifies in murder case after emotional day
J Warren Jenkins on trial for the murder of his wife last April testified to refute accusations he struck the fatal blow. He described the day of the crime in detail from the night before to the noon meal, and recounted his movements around Minnehaha park and the kitchen fire. The court barred a letter from an anonymous source linking a local club to the murder.
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J. Warren Jenkins
Jenking
W. S. Rows
Ross
Minnehaha Park
Rogs
Wyoming crop yield to exceed all prior records
Roy W. Schenck head of the state bureau of immigration says Wyoming crops are in excellent condition and will yield well above normal with a heavy harvest. Fall sown grains, oats, barley, and spring wheat show strong prospects while hay and potato crops are well above average despite a slow spring. Local hail damage minor. irrigation and dry farming regions report gains.
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Wyoming
Roy W. Schenck
State Bureau of Immigration
Mr. Schenck
Weather forecast for Wyoming shows showers east and fair west
The Weather Bureau reports in Washington that Wyoming will see showers Friday in the east with generally fair conditions in the west. Saturday is expected to be fair across the state.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Leader Corrects Warren Petition Count Error
Editor of The Leader acknowledges a misstatement regarding Warren petition signatures. The initial claim of 9365 names was incorrect. investigation shows over 8000 names on petitions filed with the secretary of state. The editor apologizes for the error and affirms the commitment to truth.
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Warren
The
Leader
Secretary of State
Jenkins Tells Clear Account Of Movements Day Of Tragedy
J Warren Jenkins testified in his own defense detailing his movements on the day of the murder. He described waking his wife, going downtown, meeting Roy Stevens, and visiting Mr Hague and other stops, with several acquaintances noted along the way.
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Jenkins
Witness
James Cigar Store
Mr. Hague
Eddy St
Thames
Thoms
Mr. Arp
Mr. Vuvra
Portrait of a suspect’s movements through town
The testimony traces a man’s strolls from a sugar store table dispute to the Brunswick Pool Hall, Barry’s Hook Store, and depots, then along Capitol Avenue, Inter Ocean, Carey Avenue, and Boyd’s Cigar Store, noting several unnamed youths and a Mr. Carl Brown seen during a brief footprint of hours.
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Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Brunswick
Capitol Avenue
Inter-Ocean
16Th Street
Carey Avenue
Young Tapleton
Idelman
Jim
Boyd
Wanted to Sell His Motorcycle
A transcript fragment describes a man recalling clock times and a conversation with Oscar Lamb about motorcycles. The subject mentions going to the Masonic Temple and describes a route along 9th Street and Capitol Avenue, with uncertain exact times and additional unidentified witnesses referenced.
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A. Oscar Lamb
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Corral
Mrs Jenkins
Jenkine
Brother Deming
Alex. Hastie
A. J. Warren Jenkins
Tam
Mra. Jenkins
Kien
Klaaod
Evans Street
19Th
19Th St
19Th Street
Keefe Hall
Roy Stevens
Mr. Hogue
Thames 8 St
Eddy
James Clear Store
Roedel
Carey Ave
16Th St
Bol Pearson
Hood
16Th Bt
A. Ivat
Barry's Hook
Tisho
Olen Berger
Bird’s
Carl Brown
Warl Brown
Masonic Temple
A. J
9Th
Capitol ‘Avenue
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