Postpone Sale of State Lands Debated by Cheyenne Clubs
At a meeting of the Industrial and Greater Cheyenne clubs discussion grew over delaying the sale of state land around Cheyenne. Ranchers urged talks with the joint land committee and a possible postponement of six months to a year to aid lessees, while others warned delay could hinder east and midwest investors. A rancher meeting with the joint committee was set for Sunday at 2 PM.
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Cheyenne
Industrial and Greater Cheyenne
Elmer Lane
Lane
Thomas Hunter
Joint Land Committee
Charles B. Irwin
Hunter
Cheyenne Club
State Land Board
Irwin
Martin H. Hartung
Mr. Irwin
Thhose
Hartung
Hereford Association
John A. Cooper
J. Rosa Carpenter
R. M. Lamont
C. A. Dunlway
Knight and Parsons
the State University
Frank L. Haus
W. L
New Telegraph Line Planned by Postal Company
A train load of telegraph poles for the Postal Telegraph company arrives to start a new line from this city to Balt Lake and Carr Colorado as part of the Denver line. Thirty to sixty workers will begin construction under J O Powell with C M Baker coordinating unloading and W C Black supervising. Headquarters will be here and the project will boost local money in circulation.
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Postal Telegraph
Balt Lake
Carr
Colo
Denver
W. C. Black
Rawlins
Cheyenne
J. H. Johnston
C. I. Capen
New York
Weatero
C. M.baker
Omaha
Chicago
J. O. Powell
Wyoming Weather Forecast for Thursday and Friday
The weather bulletin notes fair conditions across Wyoming on Thursday and Friday. No precipitation expected. Temperatures remain mild with light winds throughout the period.
Representative W C Houston Leads Territories Committee
Judge William Cannon Houston, tall bearded South Se rner and head of the House Territories Committee, championed Alaska railway bills and steered the Senate measure through to favor a government owned project. A former Tennessee circuit judge, he lives on a farm and brings ten years of service to the House.
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Erner
House
William Cannon Houston
Cairman
Territories Committee
Senate
Congress
Alaska
Houston
Ufe
Tennessee
Vote Today on Literacy Test in Burnett Bill
Washington March 11 The senate committee plans to complete consideration of the Burnett immigration bill tomorrow and decide whether to retain the literacy test. Several committee members predict the test will stay despite uncertain White House reception as President Wilson opposes using the test to restrict immigration.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Wilson
Denver Mine War Turmoil Prompted Urgent Committee Action
Chairman Foster of the house mines committee reports receiving a telegram from United Mine Workers officers in Colorado protesting the demolition of Forbes tent colony by militiamen. He calls the situation deplorable and says drastic recommendations will be prepared once data is assembled.
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Washington
Foster
House Mines Committee
United Mine Workers In
Colorado
Forbes
Yellowstone Not Open to Automobiles This Year
Industrial club and Laramie County Good Roads Association report widespread inquiries about admitting cars to Yellowstone National Park. Senator Warren confirms no auto access this year due to road construction and unsafe conditions. Interior official Adolph Miller notes roads are not ready for mixed use by autos and animal drawn vehicles, except a limited wagon road in the park's northwest corner.
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Industrial Club
Laramie
Ousting of Murphy from National Democratic Club
New York March 11 Charles F Murphy leader of Tammany Hall and followers were dropped from National Democratic Club for two months of unpaid dues. Judge Edward F P O Dwyer led the ruling and rejected an appeal by Thomas W Smith. The board vote stood 10 to 7 against restoration.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
National Democratic Club
Murphy
Edward FP. O'Dwyer
Tammany
Thomas W. Smith
Tammany Kell
Board of Governors
Smith
Ndt
O'Dwyer
Democratic Party
Villa Ready for Advance Upon Torreon
Villa announced preparations for an advance on Torreon after reviewing his artillery corps. He said food stores would last 80 days and ammunition 15 days, with water supply secured, and that a garrison of 600 men would stay in Chihuahua.
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Chihuahua
Torreon
Villa
Advancr
Canadian burglars shoot two constables in Montreal raid
Four burglars robbed a butcher shop at St Laurent early today. They shot and killed Constable Bourdon and fatally wounded Constable Guyon as officers attempted to stop their escape. Police hunt suspects.
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Montreal
Bourdon
Guyon
St. Laurent
Trust-Buster Image of Rep A O Stanley of Kentucky
The article recalls Augustus Owsley Stanley of Kentucky as a congressman turned cautious reformer in anti trust talks. It notes his aim to erase monopolies and interlocking directors to save consumers money, with playful quips comparing Kentucky to blue grass horses.
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Stanley
Kentucky
Augustus Owsley Stanley
Congress
Garden of Eden
North Pole
Paradise
Bodies of 20 Victims Not Reached at Missouri Athletic Club
Rescue teams in St Louis continued the search for 20 people believed buried in the Missouri Athletic Club ruins. Officials warned it would take time to locate all bodies as morgue lines filled and conservative counts rose to as many as 30 to 45 dead. Fire companies prepared to assist amid the disaster.
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ST Louts
Mareh
Missouri
Mip
Garra r za and An ar la n Dun Wugh
A muddled dispatch from Maren 11 recounts a diplomatic note between state departments and officials in Washington. The letter cites constitutionalist concerns and notes Bryan’s communication about Benton’s death and Washington’s desire to act under the Monroe Doctrine.
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Mesto
Maren
Beliel
Frederick Staple
Noga
Bryan
Carragga
Washington
W. 8
Benton
England
Carrante
Castles Closed to Prevent Harm in UK Salvo of Suffragette Actions
A suffragette arson damaged the Nottingham town corporation buildings at Buleole six miles northeast of the city. The blaze caused extensive losses. suffrage literature was scattered nearby. In London the Velasquez Venus at the National Gallery suffered vandalism and access to royal and public art treasures was restricted as galleries and castles including Windsor and Kensington closed to prevent further incidents.
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Nottingham
Eng
Buleole
London
Velasquez
Robeby
National Gallery
England
Windsor, Castle
Kensington Palace
Britlehead South Ikensington
10000 Ants Arrive in Philadelphia Port
Customs officials in Philadelphia faced their first import of 10 000 ants from London. The ants, consigned to L. E. Wells of Danville Pa., were classified as not specially enumerated objects with a 10 percent ad valorem duty.
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Philadelphia
London
L. E. Wells
Danville
Senate approves limited vote for women in Bay State
Boston March 11 The proposed constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote passed the Senate for the first time in the legislature. It now goes to the House for consideration and would become law only after two successive legislatures and voter approval.
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Boston
Benate
Interchurch Service to Unite Eastern Orthodox and Anglican Faiths
In Brigport at St John's Episcopal Church an unprecedented joint service will be held tomorrow night with Eastern Orthodox and Anglican churches participating. Local records note no prior use of such combined worship since ancient times, marking a historic ecumenical gathering in this region.
Film Method Aids Stutterers Cure
Paris March 11 report describes a cinematograph method by Dr Marage to cure stuttering. The technique shows stutterers mouthing words on film to guide rapid improvement.
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Paris
Academy of Science
Marage
Local boy dies in Joliet stove fire
One year old Mareh bt Peter Vrombeck perished in a Joliet area blaze. The infant, living with a farmer family nearby, reportedly stuffed the kitchen stove with paper and struck a match, starting the fire.
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Joliet, AL
Mareh
Peter Vrombeck
Here
Troops Increased At U. S. Mexico Border Plan For Diaz Move
The United States dispatched two more infantry regiments to Eagle Pass and Laredo Texas to counter feared raids from Mexico. General Diaz and allies arrived in Washington with a plan to shape U.S. involvement in Mexico as Cabinet discussed the move. The order brings near 18 000 troops to the border, surpassing the regular army in Cuba.
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Washington
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Texas
Felix Dia
Sheppard
Garner
Wilson
Imaz
General Diaz
Pedro Tel Villar
Agnate Foreign Relations Committee
Mexico
Huerta
Shafter
Cuba
Methodist Men Banquet at Church Friday
Friday night a large group of Rev. Edgin’s Sunday school class men will gather for a supper at 6 o clock served by Circle y ladies of the Aldersley. About 190 men are expected to attend with invited guests from the Sunday school including officers. A program of talks by Hey W. Eb Adgin W. D. Seaman J. F. Rossman Lane and Mark Kelley will follow the dinner focusing on men’s church work and Sunday School outreach.
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Methodist Church
Edgin
Circle Y
Ald #ociery
Clase
Bunday
Echool
Hey
W. EB
Adgin
W. D. Seaman
J. F. Rossman
Bo Lane
Mark Kelley
York
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Greater Cheyenne Club
Wyoming
W. C. Houston
House Head Territories Committee
Yellowstone
Boss Murphy
Democratic Club
Garrarza
Aanarla Dun
Senate OF
Bay State
Imal DD
Hoy
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