Wyoming University to Award Forty Four Degrees at Commencement
Wyoming University at Laramie will confer thirty one degrees plus thirteen normal school diplomas, totaling forty four graduates on the platform at final exercises. The College of Liberal Arts leads with seventeen BA degrees. Home Economics five. Agriculture four. Engineering three. Education two, as Commencement week opens with the music festival A Tale of Old Japan.
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Laramie, Jonesh
University of Wyoming
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College of Liberal Arta
Department of Home Economys
College of Agriculture
College of Engineering
College of Education
Hammerer Man Appointed to State Board of Education
Patrick J. Quealey of Kem mower was appointed by Governor Frank L. Houx on Tuesday as a member of the state board of education. He will replace J. C. Creager of Lara mie who recently resigned.
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Patrick J. Quealey
Kemmower
Frank L. Houx
State Board of Education
J. C. Creager
Laramie
Officers Exchange Shots with Negroes
GREEN RIVER June last Monday Henry Johnson colored and another colored man tried to cross the railroad bridge west of town. They drew and boarded a west bound freight train. Officers McClement Tickner pursued in a car. Johnson drew a gun, shots were fired, he was wounded and captured. He was later sentenced to four to eight years in the penitentiary for assault with intent to kill.
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Green River
Henry Jehnson
Cras
Johnson
W. J. McClement
J. Tickner
McClement
Arnold
Kidd
Rawlins
Political Leaders Urge Nonpartisan Draft Support
Wilfred O'Leary assistant p attorney general of Wyoming received a detailed statement from Vance Meormick and William Willcox chairmen of the Democratic and Republican national committees in Washington. The letter says no partisan lines were drawn in the draft bill and urges both parties to help carry out its mandates during registration on June 5 with a nonpartisan spirit.
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Wilfred O'Leary
Cencoral
Wyoming
Vance Meormick
William Kt. Willcox
Washington
Electrocution Claims Miner at Crosby Big Horn Collieries
Joe Kukochka an electrician at Crosby Big Horn collieries died from an electric shock about 6:30 Saturday evening. He received 440 volts while wiring a motor. two coworkers stopped his fall but death was instantaneous. Coroner Neil T. Nelson held an inquest verdict accidental electrocution. He was 27 or 28, survived by a wife. funeral held Sunday under Grosby miners union, Father N J Eodies officiating.
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Carper
Woo
Albert Godley
Loveland
Burlington
State
Hogewater
Colo
Thermopolis
Joe Kukochka
Big Horn
Crosby
Kukochka
Neil T. Nelson
John Magnuson
Peter Sparks
H. J. Hall
Miners’ Union of
Grosby
N. J. Eodies
Capture Horse Thief In Wyoming Town
Wickwire pursued a horse thief, Fred Jones, who stole a horse from Liff near Otto. Jones rode to Cody and was captured there awaiting Wickwire’s arrival, ending the suspected crime spree in the Basin region.
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Gorheybull
Shecltf Wickwire
Cody
Basin
Fred Jones
Liff
Otto
Jones
Sheiff Wick Wire
Police Collect 81651 in Fines in May
A city report shows fines totaling 1651 collected by the police department and magistrate in May. Most fines came from women of the red light district and men charged with drunkenness.
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Redlight
Bold Daylight Robbery Strikes Greybull on Main Street
In Greybull three assailants robbed a liquor-tinged man along Greybull avenue near Caswell’s store at about 3 pm. The victim, Oscar Boulmer, had his money taken while two robbers pinioned him. Marshal Latham quickly detained two suspects, then a third. Diel Ray and Chas Irwin were bound over to district court for highway robbery. A wave of robberies prompts calls for extra police.
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Greybull
Juse
Greybull Avenue
Cassells Store
Recruiting records smashed in New York and nationwide
Washington DC June reports show armor service enlistments soaring past 100000 since April 1. New York led with 614 new recruits, Illinois 482, Pennsylvania 469, and Ohio 384, as 4201 joined the army the day before registration.
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Washington, D. C
Armor Service
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Special road levy vote in Greybull fails
In Greybull the special election on a two mill levy for county road building drew 72 votes with 66 against and 6 for. Voters rejected the ballot due to wording that allowed countywide spending rather than district only, though the county as a whole favored the levy. The outcome hinges on whether commissioners honor district allocations as originally stated.
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Greybull
Dynamite Thieves Target Chicago Stone Warehouse
Police chase a new dynamite thief pattern after a South Side lime and stone company warehouse was broken into. Eight sticks of dynamite and 200 feet of fuse were stolen, with fears the culprits may be aliens seeking unregistered material to blow up a factory or public building.
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STONE
Chicago
South Side
Lime and Stone Company
Carpenter farmers form local farm bureau
Farmers in the Carpenter community met at the school house and organized the Carpenter farm bureau to cooperate with the county agricultural agent and promote agriculture and allied industries within the precinct. The plan aims to enlist all local farmers in forthcoming organizational efforts.
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Carpenter
Carpenter Farm Bureau
Votes Count Big Before Saturday Night
Campaign urges rapid action to maximize support and subscriptions before Saturday. Voters urged to mail remittances and prove candidates worthy through three days of intensive effort. Emphasis on timing and early mail posting to ensure counting.
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Campaign Department
Harrow Advice for Farmers After Heavy Rains
Farmers who recently planted grain or seed should check for crusted soil and harrow lightly if needed. Harrowing creates a mulch that slows moisture loss and helps tender plants emerge, especially with uncertain future dry weather.
Six Jerseys Pigs Distributed to Boys in District
During the latter part of last week six purebred Jerseys pigs were distributed among as many boys in the Carpenter and Burns district. Some were secured locally and the balance purchased in Nebraska. These pigs, if properly taken care of, will give to boys a good start in the pig business and help stock the country with good pure bred stock.
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Carpenter and Burns
Nebraska
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