Annual Meeting Of Valley Stake Plans In Salt Lake
Wyoming article notes the Valley Stake annual conference of the M S A to be held in Salt Lake City from June 8 to 10 with 8000 officers and nearly 14000 members across 700 organizations in multiple states. Highlights include public speaking and music contests, speeches by Joseph F. Smith Heber J. Dent and B. H. Roberts, and concerts by the tabernacle choir with a large pipe organ.
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Thomas Nacker
M. Med. A
Star Valley
Organteation
Salt Lake
M.S
Utah
Mexico
Idaho
Wyoming
Nevada
Aliona
Colorado
Organizane
Canada
East
Europe
Pacific
Heetive
Besday
ML A
Assembly
Joseph F. Smith Heber J. Dent
B. H. Roberta
Tabernacle Choir
University of Wyoming Trustees Meet in Laramie
The midsummer meeting of the University of Wyoming board of trustees was held with dined after a faculty and alumni gathering. Re-elected officers include President Burke and Treasurer Spalding, with Mrs. David as vice president. Five senior faculty members will earn 2500 annually, while others receive raises. Eva Meek leaves the music school for Oakland high school vacancy. Henry Merz honored. County agent G Reynolds appointed for Laramie. Dean Knight to return from Urbana after study.
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Board of Trustees
University of Wyoming
Cathedral Hall
Judge Carey
Cheyenne Se
Chicago
Beach
Kemmerer
Brooka
Sheridan
T. F. Burke
Cheyenne
Mary David
Douglas
Mee
B. B. Brooke
Casper
A. B. Hamilton
W. 8
Dior
Aven Nelson
J. %. Soule
C. B. Ridgaway
Grace A. Hebard
June Downey
Henry Merz
Tno
Pacific Coast
Mina Eva
Ginning
EK. Deane Hunton
Wilbur A. Hiteboecky
Ind Tu BhSra
Mias Lulu Condron
H L. Eby
BE. H. Kline
H. Knight
H. Lehnert
Mabel R. McVeigh
Misa Helen Mayer
G. Vino de Solina Medici
R. L. Ruegnitz
Mary F. Smith
Lbraran
Morna A. Weod
Dunlway
Man Arrested in Canaries Trap Near Kemmerer
Deputy Game Warden Sorenson caught Joe Haddenham and his 12 year old son trapping wild canaries with glue sticks and cages near Lincoln Kemmerer Coal Mine. Haddenham admitted intent to sell birds at one dollar each and posted $100 bond after pleading guilty to a state game law offense. Also noted is Mrs Ralph Denfo elected chair of Sheridan Congressional Union branch led by Mika Margery Ross.
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Kemmerer
Sorenton
Lincoln-Kemmperer
Mr. Sorenson
Joe Haddenham
Sen
Haddenham
Ralph Denfo
Sheridan
Congressional Union For Woman Buffrage
Mika Margery Ross
University Board Approves Hoyt Hall and Library Plans
The University of Wyoming board named the new building Hoyt hall in honor of Dr J W Hoyt the third governor and university president. They approved library plans with a 100000 cap and a more limited scope for a reading room in the library. The session covered budget figures salary increases and the reappointment of key faculty while outlining expected returns and additions for the next academic year.
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Liberal Arts
Perth
Aiuset Association
Man Jumps Through Car Window During Escape Attempt
Casper detainee Juse Dugan rushed a moving train at Moneta after an alleged board bill dispute. Sheriff Brown arrested him at Moneta and remanded him to Shoshon jail. A companion was chased fifty yards after leaping from the smoking car to escape. No injuries reported. The German Co.
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Casper. Juse
Joe
Dugan
Cesper Gatanday
Hhoaben
Iee
Moneta
Vader
Brown
Shoshon
Eevee
Treja
Douglas-Wyo oil to sink wells in Brenninge field
Douglas Wyoming Oil directors awarded a drilling contract to Harry Anderson to drill a well to 600 feet in Brenninge area. Plan to upgrade to a standard rig and continue drilling until oil of suitable quality and quantity is found. Anderson to start this week or next, with company officials in town envisioning piping crude to the city for refining.
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Douglas
Douglas-Wyoming Oil Company
Harry Anderson
Brenninge Hae i
Anderson
Withels
Cheyenne City Council Proceedings June 5 1916
Cheyenne city council met June 5 1916 in regular session with quorum. Minutes from May 29 and June 1 read and approved. Officers reports and bonds accepted, contracts authorized, and a license bill postponed for second reading.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Iamne Automobile Company
Central Avenue
Board of County Commis
John A. Matin
Perry-Moulin
Acmre
LaFontaine
State treasurer and attorney suspended from federal court
New Mexico state treasurer O. N. Marron and Albuquerque lawyer Francis B. Wood were suspended from practicing before the federal court for two days by Judge William H. Pope after hearings on four unprofessional conduct charges filed by a bar committee.
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Santa FE
O. N. Marron
New Mexico
Francis BE. Wood
Albuquerge
William H. Pope
Bar
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