Wyoming school safety bill sparks party clash
A Wyoming legislative clash over a bill requiring district boards to furnish charts and simple apparatus to test backward students highlights partisan maneuvering. Mrs Miller defied Republicans by voting against the measure, while GOP leaders and lobbyists argued it imposed hardship on property owners and urged defeat amid fire safety concerns.
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PO Chaxton
United States Commissioner of Elacution
Wyoming
Miller
Albany County
State Humane Society
Hugh Bluff
Braight
Mraier
Wyarming
Sire Miller
Mrs. Miller
Lobbying and the Binghamton Fire Tragedy
An article condemns lobbying by New York real estate brokers as responsible for a deadly Binghamton fire where about 60 people died. It claims exemptions from fire rules reduced required safety costs, limiting proper stairway access and delaying safety upgrades.
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Washington
Binghamton
N. Y
New York City
Qualities Sought in Cheyenne Municipal Leaders
Citizens in Cheyenne discuss qualifications for mayor and commissioners under a new city plan. Emphasis on full-time service, absence of private or contracted interests, retirement suitability, and independence from political entanglements. Rumors about candidates circulate amid cautious voter expectations.
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Cheyenne
Firet
Allu
Elala Wines and City People Thrive With Kemper Promotion
Elala Wines reports strong local engagement as Mr. Kemper advances in his new role. The city witnesses growing business ties and expanding relations under his leadership.
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Elala Wines
Kemper
Leader editor praised by Spokane educator
Prof Frank S M Arnold of Spokane, formerly with Cheyenne High, commends the Leader editor for clear, convincing editorials. He praises the paper as doing worthwhile work and wishes continued success. Arnold is a former newspaper worker and noted observer of papers and policies.
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Leader
Frank SI. Arnold
Cheyenne
Lewis and Clark High School
Spokane
Hastie
Arnold
Rainin in Wyomin A lyric of spring showers and farming hope
A verse about rain in Wyoming bringing moisture to wheat and barley. It celebrates rivers overflowing as crops drink up water and folk plan to thank the Lord. The cheerful refrain proclaims it is raining in Wyoming making people happy and ready to harvest.
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Wyromin
Wromin
Wyomin
Terrible corn story goes viral from Cherokee Nation
An Oklahoma credited tale reports a boy climbing a cornstalk to see how the stalk ends, described in a Western Cherokee Nation context as remarkable. The excerpt appears in an exchange and is presented as a humorous or sensational item from the corn world.
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Oklahoma
Cherokee Nation
Indus trial education for the Negroes and school funding debates
The text notes a boy climbing down and mentions efforts to suppress a talk. It cites a Virginia supervisor overseeing industrial education for African Americans and a division superintendent of schools. It reports U S Bureau of Education figures that typical American cities spend about one dollar per pupil for free textbooks and notes ongoing school consolidation across the United States.
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Virginia
Oeast
Jean
W. 8
Deftenbaugh
United States Bureau of Education
Schools shrink as new buildings rise in depression era counties
The report notes many counties build new schools yet enrollments fall across the same period. Knext County shows 14 new buildings but total students drop from 154 to 104. Lauderdale County Tennessee sees improved attendance after consolidation with a new central school housing twice the former combined enrollment.
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Tens Neemee
Knext County
Tennessee
Lauderdale
First Photographs Show Pope Pius Regains Health
Photographs arriving in the United States depict Pope Pius as robust and imposing, the first since March when his life was said to be in danger. The images suggest he remains powerful with no visible weakness and fully regained his health.
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Pius
Cheyenne Regrets Departure of W L Kemper
Cheyenne residents express regret at the resignation of W J Kemper as manager of the Light and Power company Public service officials note he balanced corporate interests with customer needs and handled complaints fairly His departure may hinder the search for a successor who can maintain cooperation and avoid renewed calls for a municipal plant development
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W. J. Kemper
the Light and Power Company
Public Service Corporation
Ite
Kemper
General Corporation
Kompers
Ability
Llee
Light and Power Company
Tte
Mantelpa
Slong
Polish Prince and Los Angeles Bride Precarious Engagement
Prince Stanislaus Sulkowski and Miss Marie Louise Freece of Los Angeles face a difficult engagement. The outcome hinges on royal family nerves and Austrian nobility opposition. Miss Freece comes from a wealthy Southern California social circle. The Polish Austrian prince hails from a family opposed to a morganatic match elevating a commoner without a prince’s title.
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Prince Stanislaus Sulkowski
Marie Louise Freece
Los Angeles
Austria
Miss Freege
California
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