Governor Carey vetoes capitol addition funds and trims state grants
Governor Carey declared he cannot afford an addition to the Cheyenne state capitol and sharply pruned the general appropriation. He cited county finances and tax burdens, vetoing or reducing several line items including the capitol extension and state offices.
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Carey
Secretary of State
State Capitol
Frank L. Howe
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Welth
Frank L. Hows
House of Representates
Chicago merchants pledge home visits to check workers pay
At a state senate vice commission hearing in Chicago two leading employers Edward Hillman and F Mandel announced plans to visit workers at home to assess conditions and tailor pay to need. Hillman testified saleswomen earned about 8.17 dollars weekly and errand girls three dollars, while asserting restraint on vice and morality.
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Chicago
State Senate Vice Commission
Edward Hillman
F. Mandel
O Ceraln
Vice Committee
Himan
Harratt O'Harra
Lesson
Iustar
O'Hare
Hillman
O'Hara
Bonds of Penn Wyoming Co May Be Sold and Case Closed
Judge Riner’s March 4 decree allows sale of the Penn Wyoming mortgage property for one quarter of par. Bonds cover Encampment Carbon County, Cheyenne special master Edward W. Stone to run sale with parcels or in bloc. If bondholders buy and receive conveyance, the case ends and town could rebound.
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County of
Laramie
Cheyenne
Penn-Wyoming CO
Riner
Penn-Wyoming
United States District Court
Cheyene
Commercial Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Carbon County
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
United Smelters
Railway and Copper Company
Penn- Wyoming Copper Company
Edward W. Stone
Cithoens National Bank of
Stave
Penn Wyoming Copper Company
Jts
United Smestors, Railway and Copper Company
Joseph Seep
Ol City
Jesse Leonard
S. B. Carter
P. Collins
BE. M. Cobb
Europe
Wyoming
Continental Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
America
Sonora battle sparks rebel attack on town
Reports state Huerta federal troops defend Nacasari as about 540 rebels assault the town defended by 255 federals. Seven defenders die, American worker J. Williams Jr wounded. Rebels cut wire, burn bridge to cut border contact, and plan further action toward Agua Prieta.
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Douglas, Ariz
March
Sonora
Huerta
Nacasari
J. & Williams, Jr
Montexuma Copernije
Hracamonte
Mocteguma
Nacaiari
Yzabel
Agua Prieta
Nucer
Building Boom Signals Cheyenne’s Growing Prosperity
The Cheyenne city scene widens with major improvements. Union Pacific shops expand nearly doubling the force and drawing new permanent residents. Colorado & Southern upgrades, Texas Oil storage tanks, and new Tribune, Labor Journal, and Knights of Columbus projects boost business and housing.
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Cheyenne
Colorado & Southern
Sound To Gulf Railway
Seattle
Galveston
Sept
Texas Oi Co
Great Texas Oil Company
Labor Journal
Leader
Citizens Hank
Tribune-Thomas
Tribune Publishing Company
John 5 Thomas
Keefe
Tribune Printing
Williams & Meyers
New Labor Journal
West Highteenth
Knights of Columbus
Darrow Seeks New Trial After Jury Deadlock
In Los Angeles March, the Clarence Darrow jury reported a 8 to 4 split on bribery charges and failed to agree. Darrow requested a new trial, claiming he was wrongly deprived of evidence and arguing the jury’s split reflected insufficient conviction.
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Los Angeles
Darrow
Conley
Aleourgel
Ptatewd
Lark
Darrow Weke
Merrie
Preverielie
Darree
Dew
Dent
McNawara
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Ater
Ene
Joseph M. Carey
Ror
State Board of Health
Mra
Board of Health
Reporter Fourth District
Hot Springs
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
C. W. Adkins
T. J. Mortimore
Jack McPhillamy Thal
Mexican National Palace
Madero
Ding
Baratoga & Encampment Railway Company
Encampment Smelting Company
Farampoent Pipe Line & Ditch Company
Encampment Tramway
Encampment Waterworks Company
Eoranpment Land & Town Lot Company
Battle Lake Tunnel
Haggerty CO Mining Company
Carbondale F
U. P
Union Pacific
Archie Allison Black
Avclile Allison
Kightemuth Street
Capitol Avenue
Industrial Club
Order of Owls
Order
Crow Creek
John J. Gordon
Highland Colony
Highland
Archer
State Farm Board
Ayeher
Cheyenne Tndustrigh
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