Mondell Opposes Bond Relief for Soldiers in Ways and Means
In Washington March 10, Mondell of Wyoming told the House Ways and Means Committee that a bond issue to pay adjusted compensation for former servicemen would risk a panic and balloon prices. He urged no relief legislation now, citing the need for heavy taxes and a broad consumption tax as the only feasible revenue source. Other members debated proposed plans including extra years’ pay and cash bonds, with estimates of multi‑billion outlays and ongoing inflation risks.
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Washington
Mondell
Wyoming
House
Ways and Means Committee
Swope
Kentucky
Kitchin
North Carolina
Congress
Major Critchfield
Soldier Relief
Senate
Treasury Flags Three Year Interest Pause on Allied Loans
Secretary Houston signaled no further Allied loans will be issued and creditors may defer interest for at least three years. With 5 percent interest the total due tops 470 million while long term debt could reduce annual payments to about 23 million. Major debtors include Britain, France, Italy, Belgium and Russia.
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Washington
Houston
Treasury
Congress
Treasury Department
United States
America
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Russia
Romania
Serbia
Greece
Cuba
Czecho-Slovakia
Siberia
Free for all fight at Columbia sophomores dinner
Police reserves from three stations were summoned to quell a dining dispute on Columbus avenue after Columbia sophomores attempted to break up a Freshman class dinner. Six arrests were made and several eyes were blackened in the melee.
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New York
Mar
Columbus Avenue
Columbia
Cheyenne Man Earns Naval Medal in 1947 Service
Harold R. Stabler, a Cheyenne resident who joined the navy in 1913 and again in 1947, stationed at Coco Solo near Panama, received a good conduct medal. He is the brother of Frank Stabler and Miss Erma Stabler of 908 East Sixteenth Street.
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Harold R. Stabler
Coco Sola
Panama
Congress
Frank Stabler
Erma Stabler
East
Sixteenth Street
Moose from Wyoming to stock South Dakota preserve
Four moose from Jackson Hole Wyoming will be captured and moved to the 64000 acre South Dakota Black Hills game preserve. The capture and transport were approved by the South Dakota state game commission. Hawley travels to Jackson Hole to oversee the operation. Moose will be roped or driven into a corral and moved by sled to Idaho then by rail toward South Dakota.
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Jackson Hole
Wyoming
South Dakota
Black Hills
State Game Commission
Gov. Carey
Hawley
W. T. Judkins
Wyoming Game Department
Jackson's Hole
Idaho
Cheyenne
Illegal contraband or heavy load in Newcastle tale
In Newcastle Wyoming a constable stops Sam Riley with a heavy suitcase claiming contraband liquor. A grindstone is found inside, leading to a drunken charge. Riley pays $35 plus costs after town court action.
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Newcastle
Wyo
Ahal
Sam Riley
Sam
Clemson College Cadets Strike Over Kitchen Parade Restrictions
About 400 freshmen and sophomores left on special trains from Clemson College in N G March 10 to protest authorities refusal to reconsider cadet restrictions linked to a kitchen parade incident involving cadet Bobelish.
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Clemson College
N. G
Pigy Bobelish
Make Town Better for Boys Says Evangelist Sermon
Cheyenne crowds wearing red and blue tags listen as Rev. Robert O. Lewis organizes Sunshine chorus to push a message from Dr. Bulgin that improving the town for boys reduces highjackings. Bulgin notes Cheyenne’s 3,000 church members amid a 48,000 population and calls for faith-based community effort.
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Cheyenne
Sunshine Chorus
Robert O. Lewis
Peli Vivcco
BE. J. Bulgin
Hr Bulgin
Choy
Widow Claim Shatters Doster Marriage Link
Judge Frank Doster presents evidence that Captain Wade Doster never married the woman who claimed to be his widow. The shooting at a Columbus hotel Tuesday morning arose from a confrontation over letters to Doster from Lulu Beckley. Doster states he will not prosecute the wounded woman but may testify if Mrs Canfield is tried.
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Columbus
N. M
Frank Doster
Supreme Court Ofansas
Wade Doster
United States Army
Lulu Beckley
el Paso
Doster
Tax of One Gent on Show Tickets Approved
City officials reach a compromise with theatre managers to levy a one cent tax on every theatre ticket. The ordinance aims to raise about $10,000 annually, with managers agreeing the levy will not trigger higher admission prices and could face a legal challenge if set higher.
High School Alumni Beat Cavalry Team 34 to 17
The high school alumni squad defeated the Fifteenth Cavalry team 34 to 17 in a rough but clean game. Toots Leslie was the standout, scoring six baskets and 12 points for the victors.
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Fifteenth Cavalry
Nebraskaan Named Chief Clerk for Cheyenne Office
J A Cruickshank of Lincoln Nebraska was appointed chief clerk of the railway mail service at Cheyenne replacing G Foster Garlock who resigned The move announced in Washington on March 10 places Cruickshank in the Cheyenne office to oversee mail handling and operations starting immediately.
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Cheyenne
Washington
J. A. Cruickshank
Lincoln
Nebraska
Foster Garlock
Treaty Fight Stirs Solons
Washington March 10 The peace treaty compromise negotiations entered a period of fevered uncertainty as the time neared final senate action on Article 40. Senators on both sides confounded leaders and delayed a vote for several days to allow all elements to gain clearer ground.
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Washington
Senate
Chamber
New Forestry Head 19 Named by Denver
Allen Peck, formerly lieutenant colonel of the 20th engineers, U.S.A., was appointed district forester for the mountain district. The district includes Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska, Michigan and Minnesota.
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Denver
Mar
Allen
Cordillo Brothers Newell 10 Face Cheyenne Trial
Trials of John Cordillo Peter Cordillo and Walter Newell for the Frank Jennings murder near Laramie September 7 1919 start in Cheyenne April 6 before Judge B C Raymond. Each defendant to be tried separately with venue change granted due to Albany county sentiment. John Cordillo first in the new city county building murder case follows Raymond’s prior Cheyenne rulings.
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Cordillo
John
Peter Cordillo
Walter Newell
Frank Jennings
Laramie
Cheyenne
B.C. Raymond
Newcastle
John Cordillo
Raymond
W. J. Tidball
Albany County
Patterson
Albany
New City County
Bob Melheim
Carbon County
Cordillos
Newell
Lower prices for clothing may be nearer
Colorado retailers at the semi annual convention in Denver warned to prepare for a price drop while توقعing prices to remain high this year. Dealers were told to buy conservatively for next fall and winter as officers were elected including B. Mosher of Rawlins Wyoming as first vice president.
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Denver
Mar
Colorado Retail Clothiers
B. Mosher
Rawlins
Wyo
Valuable Mates On Their Way Westward
Archer Wilave and Thaddeus Ghabouskie were arrested Tuesday afternoon after authorities learned they falsely claimed deafness and solicited help to travel to Salt Lake City. They were shipped out of town by the police department the following morning.
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Archer Wilave
Thaddeus Ghabouskie
Salt Lake City
Belag
West Virginia Ratifies Susan Anthony Amendment in Dramatic Session
West Virginia lawmakers ratified the federal suffrage amendment with a 15 to 14 senate vote after a tense session. Senator Jesse A. Bloch flew from California to cast a pivotal vote, while Senator A R Montgomery’s seat was declared vacant. West Virginia becomes the 34th state to approve. only two states remain needed.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Senate
House
Jesse A. Bloch
Wheeling
California
A. R. Montgomery
Anthony
Bloch
A. R."montgomery
Haas to Head Post Office at Cheyenne
William G. Haas of Cheyenne, post office inspector with Denver headquarters, will be appointed acting postmaster of Cheyenne within a day or two to succeed Walter L. Larsh who resigned nearly a year ago. Haas is expected to receive a permanent appointment after the civil service exam last summer graded him highest.
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William G. Haas
Cheyenne
Denver
Walter L. Larsh
Haas
Army to Set Peacetime Army of 299k Enlisted, 17k Officers
Washington March 40. The House rejected calls for a smaller force and approved a peacetime establishment of 299000 enlisted men and 17820 officers. The vote was 3 to 4 in favor of the larger force, signaling a settlement of the peace time army program.
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Washington
Mar
House
Prohibition Head Moves to New Wyoming Building
The headquarters of Russell L. Donley, federal prohibition commissioner for Wyoming, will be in the new city county building here as the federal government rents offices intended for the county. The prosecuting attorney will maintain offices in the Hynds building.
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Russell L. Donley
Wyoming
Hynds
Ex Kaiser Still Dictator In Germany Politics
Berlin March 10 The Zeitung reports that when nationalists offered General Von Hindenburg the presidency he asked time to consult the former emperor to whom he has sworn allegiance. Von Hindenburg has accepted the candidature and it is noted that the ex emperor's opinion still carries weight in political opinion.
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Berlin
the Zeitung
von Hindenburg
Gem Garment Company Opens New Store Here
Easter season draws eye to the Gem Garment company new shop at the corner of Seventeenth Street and Carey Avenue. The formal opening Friday evening features an orchestra and flowers for attendees. The store offers a complete line of ready to wear including blue serges and ricotings priced 25 to 75 dollars with sizes including large.
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Milady
Gem Garment Company
Seventeenth Street
Carey Avenue
Cheyenne
Wook
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