Joint government farm opened near Archer Wyoming
An extensive experimental farm on 250 acres near Archer, east of Cheyenne, will host five departments including grain trials, crop rotation, forage crops, silage and dairy, and orchard planning. Officials from the Wyoming State Farm Board and U S Department of Agriculture plan permanent plots, seed distribution, and a modern silo to boost dairying and soil fertility.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Archer
Wyoming Farm Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Jenkins Jones
Washington, D. C
William Gray
E. D. Watson
Farm Board
Washington
Wyoming
State Farm Board
Wiess
Cheyenne & Lange Elty
Death Follows Fast Auto Ride to Denver Route
A record 104 mile auto run from Scotts Bluff to this city ended with J W Jiogla's death from heart failure while en route toward Denver. Hoyle Crawford and Griffitha of Scotts Bluff had traveled with Jiogla and planned to buy a similar car in Denver. Jiogla, one of Western Nebraska's wealthiest ranchers, left a widow in Scotts Bluff. The party continued toward Denver after stopping in Cheyenne and Greeley. The body was found to have been dead about half an hour.
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Scotts Hintts
J. W. Jiogla
Nebraska
Thia City
Greely Ue
Denver
Hoyle
Dr. Crawford
J. Griffitha
Scotts Blutte
Cheyenne
Greeley
Bardge
Boyle
Mey
Wentern Nebraska
Hele
Beotta Bluffs
Fcolta Bluffs
American Soldier Shot as Sonora Is Hit by Battle
Nogales Arizona March 12 state troops seized control of Sonora after heavy fighting with constitutionalist forces All sides reported casualties including Allen A Umfleet wounded in the head and several Americans injured American and Mexican commanders held urgent talks as fighting waned and troops regrouped in Nogales Cananea and Naco saw federal and state forces maneuvering with refugees and police gunfire surrounding the border action continued into the evening with cease fires called and red cross aid arriving amid sporadic gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Nogales
Ariz
Tate
Fifth Cavalry
Kostersky
Reyes
Agua Prieta
Ojeda
Naco
Cananea
Douglas
Tigre
Nacozari
Fort Linachuca
Lowna
United States
Simpich
Mrs. C. F. Grant Seeks $30000 in Separate Maintenance
Nellie M. Grant files suit against Clarence F. Grant claiming habitual intoxication harms business. They own a 1000 acre Wyoming ranch valued at 20000 with mortgages for 20000. She seeks $300 a month for family support and $30000 for permanent support and children's education.
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Lue Les
Cal
Clarence F. Grant
Mreamont County
Wyoming
Nellie M. Grant
Granta
Wyoming Ranch
Grant
Wyoming census shows high male majority and growing native whites
The March 13 advance census bulletin reports Wyoming’s population structure with 1,070,000 males to 54,299 females, a strong male excess, and rising native whites. It details nativity groups, urban rural splits, and county variations, noting foreign born whites and native whites with varying parentage shares.
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Wyoming
Washington
Durand
Hureau
Censis
Department of Commerce
William (. Hunt
Ehitef
Cheyenne
Hatia
United States
Sweetwater
Senate Decides Chairmanships Of Leading Committees
Democratic forces take charge by electing officers and shaping tariff and other key committees. Glark placed on tariff revision. Owen to chair banking and currency. Loeffler elected despite Gore protest. Other chairmanships assigned including agriculture and forestry to Core and finance to Simmons. Washington dispatches note cabinet exodus and patronage talks with La Follette.
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Senate
GLARK
Washington
Core
Oklahoma
Thomas
Colorado
Reput- Neane
McCumber
North Dakota
Smoot
Utah
Clark
Wyoming
Owen
Banking and Currency
Carl A Loeffler
Pennsylvania
Doorman
Gore
Loeffler
Holtelaw
Lorimer
Committee On
Ciore
Agriculture
Simmons
Bacon
Stone
Newlands
Bankhead
Swanson
Overman
Jules
Johnson
McCombs Likely to Stay as DNC Chair Not Accept France Post
William F. McCombs of the Democratic National Committee told President Wilson at an early White House conference that he preferred not to accept the ambassadorial post to France and might remain in private life while retaining the chairmanship. The president urged no definite decline, seeking capable diplomats even if lacking social precedents. Healden noted McCombs might resign as chair only if necessary during the administration.
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Washngton
Wilson
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Redfield
Commercial Department
Brooklyn
N. Y
Garrison
Houston
St. Louis
Mar. Tinh and
Swanson
Virginia
Robert M. Wooley
Treasury
Johnson
Spartanburg
John BD. Goodwin
Globe, Ariz
Goodwin
South Carolina
Mike
Wasilington
March
Willian F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Wilton
France
National Committee
Wilken
McCombe
MeComby
United States
Healden
Pemorratte Nations Committee
Treasure Found in Rogk Greek Basis of Suit
Joseph F. Schwab of Denver sues William Taylor in the district court to recover treasure said to be buried in jars and tin cans by highwaymen. The case involves a 1909 find by Jegie W. White of Rock Creek, Wyoming, and a claim under the old treasure trove law.
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Denver
Joseph F. Schwab
William Taylor
Taylor
Swab
Jegie W. White
Rock Creek
Wyoming
Edwin N. Burdjck
Teller
Forth Division
District Court
White
Hat
Twaglor
Agallet Taylor
Ube
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Washington Hotels
Gideona
Sofels
Red Cross Society
Constitutionalistas
Consul Simpich
Colonel Tate
Obregon
Kosternitzky
Wilder
Fifth
Cavalry
Smith
Captain Smith
General Obregon
Colonel Wilder
la Follette
John Skelton Williams
Richmond
the Treasury
Franklin Ll. Roosevelt
New York
Navy
Beverly T. Gcalloway
Edewin F. Sweet
Grand Rapide
Eletant
Commerce
James A. Edgerton
Newsey
Pos
James H. Clarke
Arkanasae
Ain Bill McDonald
North
Teuxe
Shepherd
Hebertson
McCombs
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