Terms of Court in Wyoming Counties Bill Signed by Governor
Governor Carey signed a bill detailing terms of district court across Wyoming counties. The measure lists specific start dates for each county, allows special terms when needed, lets multiple terms run in parallel, and enables out-of-district judges to preside if local judges cannot attend. It repeals inconsistent acts and takes effect after passage.
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Maynard
Wyoming
Laramie
Converse County
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Goshen
Platte
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Albany County
Natrona County
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Carbon County
Sweetwater
Lincoln County
Uinta County
Crook County
Weston County
Campbell County
Johnson County
Sheridan County
Big Horn County
Park County
Hot Springs
Washakle
Democratic caucus reorganizes new House for coming session
Democratic members gather in Washington on March 6 to organize the new House for the next session. The meeting at Burleson of Texas unfolds as leadership and committee rosters take shape with 200 Democrats forming a majority, signaling continued control and a tested Ways and Means panel.
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New House of Representatives
Burleson
Texas
Wilson
AL Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Auio
Herman Metz
New York
Lathrop Brown
Martin Littleton
Congress
New Ways and Means Committee
Garner
Saunders
Virginia
Bran‘ey
Kentucky
Bartlett
Vorgin
Underwood
Alabama
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Peaker
New House
Iowa
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Minnesota
Colorado
California
Michigan
Nebraska
Montana
Arizona
New Mexico
Wisconsin
Ab Organisation
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Wilson's Life of George Washington serial run begins
A newspaper announces a daily installment series on Woodrow Wilson and the early history of the United States. The article frames Wilson as a deep student of national history and promises about 30 daily installments to outline the nation’s formative causes and challenges.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
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First Provident
Wilson's new cabinet convenes amid hopeful harmony
Washington March 5 The new senate opened to confirm President Wilson's cabinet selections. William Jennings Bryan becomes Secretary of State. William G. McAdoo Treasury. Lindley M. Garrison War. James G. McReynolds Attorney General. Albert S. Burleson Postmaster General. Josephus Daniels Navy. Franklin K. Lane Interior. David F. Houston Agriculture. William C. Redfield Commerce. William B. Wilson Labor. The administration begins with a hopeful, harmonious tone as senior Republicans advise temporarily.
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Senate
Albert 8. Burleson
Texas
Navy
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Franklin K. Lane
California
David F. Houston
Missouri
Commerce
William C. Redfield
New York
William B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Wileaon
Crane
Bryan
Boon
Taft
State Department
White House
Navy Department
Koon
Dapiels
Moyer
Plaulus
Bryan Says Tenure in Wilson Cabinet May Be Brief
In Washington on March 6 William Jennings Bryan told assistant secretaries and bureau heads he plans little time in office and has not begun learning the president's general policy. He declined to discuss tenure length and suggested he will introduce his successor when the time comes.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
State Department
Mr. Bryan
No 820 Fee Required Prom Hes Dent Bundes
A misinformed public belief claims a new game law imposes a 20 fee on resident hunters. The actual costs are a $1.50 bird license, $2.50 big game license, and a special big game permit for major elk at $1. There is no fisherman’s license, and duck hunting will be common in spring.
Mexican Troops Tangle With U S Cavalry on Border
Reports from Douglas Arizona say two Mexican soldiers were killed in yesterday’s border clash with the Ninth U S Cavalry near Agua Prieta. Brigadier General Bliss quoted that Mexican forces fired first, while American troops held a cautious line and kept large numbers of refugees moving from Nacozari as tensions flare.
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Canknea District
Colonia Moralea
Washington
Menlcan
Douglas
Ariz
Ninth Cavalry
Bliss
Fort Sam Houston
Ho Sauk
Guilfoyle
Agua Prieta
Elisa
Diaz declines return to Mexico citing health
Porfirio Diaz, former Mexican president, replies to a War Ministry invitation that health prevents his return. A telegram reports Frank Horace, an American real estate dealer from Collins City, killed by Mexicans in Coalcoman Michoacan. Henry Lane Wilson resigns as U S ambassador to Mexico.
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Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Mondragon
Diaz
Bunlyness Associates
Frank Horace
Collfnn City
Coalcoman
Michoacan
Henry Lane Wilson
Ambanendor
United States
Greater Cheyenne Club Promotes City and County Projects
The Greater Cheyenne club outlines plans to boost Cheyenne and local agriculture, divides into four sections for a city pride contest, and considers a banquet for the top group. Members discuss road improvements to the Colorado line and showcase locally produced foods at a post meeting luncheon.
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A. D. Walton
Cheyenne
Elmer Lane Alo
Banta
Wyoming Publicity Association
State Board of Immigration
Cliy
Colorado Line
Weld County
Greeley
Wyoming Lne
Laramie
Hammond
Cheyenne Creamery
Cheyenne Steam Baking Company
Airship over Turkish line stirs confusion in bold report
London reports aviator Heil ley in the Chronicle describes bombs and proclamations dropped beyond Tehatalja forts. Observers note terror among Turkish artillery crews and widespread confusion among troops while proclamations boost morale among allied forces.
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London
Heilley
Chronicle
Tehatalja
Popkristoff
Impo Pasha
New Mexico Will Aid Irrigation Project
Santa Fe March 5 The New Mexico House passed the Las Vegas grant bill authorizing the grant board to invest over 200000 in trust for the Camfield irrigation project to push completion despite financial difficulties. A salary bill faces a vote today and governors veto override efforts may trigger a special session after March 15.
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Santa Per
Las Vegas
Klaus Wins Decision Over Papke in Paris Bout
Frank Klaus of Pittsburgh defeated Billy Papke by decision in the fifteenth round at Cinique de Paris. Papke repeatedly breached rules and the referee stopped the fight. The bout was scheduled for 20 rounds at 160 pounds. Klaus showed the stronger performance.
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Paris
Frank Klaus
Pittsburgh
Billy Papke
Cinique de Paris
Papke
Kline
Kern to Be Leader of Senate Majority
In Warmington March 5 the Democratic caucus chose Senator John W. Kern of Indiana as Senate majority leader. The retiring Senator Martin of Virginia said he would relinquish the post, ending a long power struggle between reformers and conservatives for control of the Fifty-third Congress. Republican caucus action set committee leadership while keeping existing leaders in place.
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Pdemocrate
Senate
John W. Kerg
Indiana
Martin
Virginia
Ylail
Mt In
Kern
Marning
Gallinger
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Comulttown
Office Seekers Welcomed In New Wilson Administration
President Woodrow Wilson began his administration with a brisk day of public access and policy signals. He met about 2 000 people, opened the doors to public business, and held talks with John W Kern as Senate Democratic leader while delegations pressed for audience.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
John W. Kern
Benate Democrats
Senate
Wilson
Colfurt
Wile House
Taft
Lindley Mo Garrison
Strvan
Garrison
Avaietant
Che Jeada
Doredus
State Department
Wilson's First Day Appoints New Chief Executives
The article records President Wilson’s first day actions including accepting aides, inviting new cabinet appointees, and arranging initial conferences. It notes informal talks with home supporters from New Jersey and mentions a temporary chair and plans for the administration.
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