Transfer Is Sudden Affects Cheyenne Rail Clerks
Cheyenne faces a rapid shakeup as Chief Clerk Johnston orders transfers of railway post clerks and distributors to Ogden and Pocatello effective March 15 16. Governor Houz and local leaders protest the move arguing it uproots homes and disrupts operations.
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Inaugural Fireworks Ended Washington Ceremony
Huge crowds watched a dazzling pyrotechnic display at the Washington monument grounds closing the inauguration. Lights flooded Pennsylvania Avenue and public buildings as peace scenes contrasted with war imagery in the night show.
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One House Ships $50,000 Worth of Liquor Saturday
Cheyenne liquor dealers smiled at last as Congress postponed the July 1 start of Colorado’s dry lid. The four month delay gives them time to move stock on hand before new prohibitions take effect.
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Deming Chamber Letter Praises Wyoming Infantry Leaving Camp
The Deming Chamber of Commerce commends Wyoming Infantry at Camp Deming for their honesty and manhood. They urge a return to Deming after muster out, praising the soldiers and hoping many will come back to help build the country.
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Kendrick Is Made Senator for Wyoming
Former Governor John B Kendrick, senator-elect by Wyoming voters on November 7, was inaugurated as a U S Senator from Wyoming and seated in the Senate chamber. Attending were his wife Mrs Kendrick and relatives from Baltimore and Exeter, with other kin from Sheridan and Williams present. Senator C D Clark of Evanston, long Wyoming’s representative, will visit Pennsylvania before returning.
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Arrest in Hoboken foils plot to blow up munitions plants
Police in Hoboken report the arrest of German Frits Kolb and the discovery of two bombs in his room. Authorities say the alleged plot aimed to destroy war supplies, not to attack President Wilson, and may relate to prior explosions at Black Tom and Kingsland plants.
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Welcome home Colorado Wyoming guardsmen in Cheyenne crowd
The Cheyenne crowd cheered Colorado and Wyoming national guardsmen returning from an eight month border duty. Officials praised the unit, the city lit with flags, cadets and veterans marched in, and a rousing reception led to multiple simultaneous dances inside the capitol.
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Ten Coast Guard Crewmen Die in Louisiana Rescue
Ocean City Maryland March 5 Ten members of the crew of the coast guard cutter Yammacraw lost their lives in a rescue attempt for the Standard Oil steamer Louisiana The Yammacraw departed for Norfolk with barely enough men aboard Ten drowned five rescued are being cared for at the coast guard station Only one able bodied seaman remains aboard the cutter A vessel to aid Louisiana with only shore support was planned
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Wilson's Inaugural Plea for Peace Amid War Turmoil
President Wilson delivers a wartime inaugural address urging armed neutrality and a universal quest for justice and peace. He frames America as a cosmopolitan nation standing for liberty, decrying aggression while preparing to act for world stability.
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Wheatland Boy Dying After Field Accident
Rex Moody seventeen son of rancher W J Moody was found unconscious in a field near his home with a fractured skull and concussion of the brain. Authorities believe a fractious horse threw him and kicked him in the head as he tried to flee. The injury occurred this afternoon as Moody checked on a cable and his horse returned to the barn alone.
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Congress Debates Armed Neutrality and Senate Rules
A White House and congressional dispute over armed neutrality continues as President Wilson urges action while Senate Democrats plan a caucus on a limited debate rule. Reports note opposition from Republicans and a possible special session to address appointments and war measures amid international tensions.
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Owen
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Samate
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Ehctare
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Wilewe
What Wyoming Weather Outlook Trails Slow Tuesday to Wednesday
A fragment notes a low activity period in Wyoming with slow conditions likely on Tuesday and Wednesday. It mentions fresh northwest winds and a chilly, unsettled pattern affecting the state.
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