Dry Farmers Convention in Cheyenne Three Day Program
The Dry Farmers convention in Cheyenne March 24 to 26 offers an extensive program with talks by state officials and university experts on farming, grain, roads, alfalfa, and dairying. Notable speakers include Acting Governor Frank L. Houx, Rabt. N. LaFontaine, and D. Ward King with demonstrations on road building and a dairy cow auction to follow.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Club
Frank L. Houx
Rabt
N. LaFontaine
Association
The
State Farm , Board
W. l. Quayle
State Experiment Farms
Wyoming Farms
T. 8. Parsons
Wyoming State University
Wyoming
L. R. Townsend
Jireh
Wyoming Farm
A. Gonza Mudd
Hulett
A. EB. Bowman
J. Ross Carpenter
John S. Cole
U. S. Department of Agriculture
D. Ward King
Missouri
Mosture Conservation
H. G. Knight
A. M
Adidre
Cr. J. Oviatt
Union Pacific Stock Yards
Cheyenne Creamery
Cheyenne Flour Mill
Hammond Packing,company
C. A. Duniway
Greater Cheyenne Club
Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern Railroad
U. S. Agricultural Department
State University
State Farm Board
Suffragists Hit Home of Mec Kenna with Axed Windows
Six militant suffragettes smashed all windows on the ground floor of Home Secretary McKenna’s Downing Street house. They were captured before dawn and sentenced two months in prison with hard labor in Westminster police court. One prisoner named "Bradioe" spoke of McKenna in court.
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London
Westminster
MecKenna
Downing Street
McKenna
Water Power Control Bill Being Framed in Washington
Congress moves to draft a comprehensive river regulation and water power control scheme. While unlikely to pass this session, inquiries into the subjects will proceed vigorously under the administration policy.
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Washington
Congress
German Aviator Killed Attempting Landing
Lieut de Lesser of the 175th Prussian Infantry regiment died in Koenigsberg while trying to land his aircraft. The plane tipped near the ground and he was crushed beneath the engine.
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Koenigsberg
Germany
de Lesser
Kruckman Names Cheyenne a Control Station for World Flight
Arnold Kruckman outline a plan for the round the world aeroplane race with control stations in Cheyenne Chicago and New York and supply stations every 300 to 400 miles. He aims to secure a $1 000 000 prize fund deposit and expects meetings with Mayor Mitchel and Governor Glynn before traveling east.
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Kruckman
Cheyenne
New York
Aero Club of America
San Francisco
Arnold Kruckman
Chicago
Mitchel
Glynn
San Prancheco
Foolish For U.S. To Pay Self Tolls In Panama Canal Dispute
March 14 report quotes Rep Adamson denouncing Sims bill repealing toll exemptions as a perversion of truth. He notes canal act does not mention government vessels, which would be owned by the same owner and thus pay tolls to themselves. Three minority toll repeal reports are filed by the committee.
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Washington
Adamson
House Interstate Commerce Committee
How Rig Id Ills Question Argued Washington March 14
The senate sub committee on interstate commerce appropriations debated a tentative bill to prohibit interlocking of directorates. They agreed on some regulation supplementary to the Sherman law but split on the proper development. A stray line mentions a man may grow old enough to become his twin sister a grandfather.
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Washington
Senate
Newlands
Massive flooding kills thousands in Kuban region towns
Inundation from a Sea of Azov wave hits Stanitza and Achtyrskaia during a violent hurricane sweeping Kuban. Over 1,000 dead and 15 drowned in Yazenkaja floods. Temyruk dam collapse drowns many, 380 buildings washed away. Temyruk, population 16,000, historic Adga fortress site. Several small border towns unnamed on maps.
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Ekatisodar
Russia
Stanitza
Achtyrskaia
Sea of Azov
Kuban
Yazenkaja
Temyruk
Taman
Achtyrgkaja
Robert Gray Holding His Own After Operation
At midnight last night Robert F. Gray remained in recovery at the Private hospital following an appendicitis and Friday operation. Doctors say nerve and ophthalmic strength shown give him a better chance, despite a prior doubtful outlook. His bravery has inspired friends and renewed belief in his recovery potential.
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Robert F. Gray
Mr. Gray
Thirteen Mexican laborers jailed after engineer slain
Thirteen Mexican track workers are in jail and one critically wounded after the murder of Arthur Fisher, engineer on a Chicago & Northwestern freight train at Manlius. Identified by the crew, two attackers entered the cab and fired on Fisher.
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Manlius
Arthur Fisher
Chicago & Northwestern
Fisher
Engagement of President Wilson's Daughter Reported
Congratulatory messages flood the White House after the announcement that Eleanor Wilson, the president's youngest daughter, will wed William G. McAdoo, secretary of the treasury. Officials offer no wedding date or ceremony details, but a summer private wedding is widely believed.
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Washington
White House
Eleanor Wilson
William G. McAdoo
Carranza Policy on Right of American Consuls Stirring Mexico News
Washington reports Carranza outlines policy restricting American and foreign consuls in northern Mexico to act for non Mexican citizens. Diplomats see no immediate change as Carranza travels by horseback to Chihuahua. Texas and Nogales notices detail stolen horses, a slaying suspect, and arrests of cabinet members amid political tension.
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Carranza
Washington
Mexico
Bryan
Simpieh
Nogales
Baela
Legation Officeiale
United States
Woman shoots deputy and commits suicide in Tacoma tragedy
In Tacoma Washington Mrs Sadie King shot Deputy George E Stone after him pursuing her husband Roy King then killed herself Neighbors heard shots Stone cried for help The seven year old son witnessed his mothers death static details remain.
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Tacoma
Wash
George E. Stone
Sadie King
Pim
Bly
Stone
Train Wreck Near Mendota Kills One, Injures Dozens
An unidentified woman died and more than 30 people were injured when two coaches derailed from passenger train No. 4 on the Chicago Milwaukee and Omaha line at Mendota Minnesota. The remaining cars stayed on the tracks and the train continued to St Paul with the injured aboard. The Omaha to St Paul service departed at 7 30 tonight.
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St. Maul
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Omaha
Mendota
Minn
St. Paul
T. Paul
Agricultural appropriation bill passes House for Senate review
The agricultural appropriation bill carrying 19 million dollars passed the House late today without substantial amendment and advances to the Senate for consideration.
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Washington
House
Ladies urge participation in Leader's big prize contest
The article notes Presbyterian and Congregational groups in Hilldale competing in the Leader's prize event. Churches such as St Mark's Episcopal and the Presbyterian Church of Hilldale, plus aid societies, are listed as entrants with early activity. Checks may be obtained at Storey's Confectionery and the Holliday Ice Co.
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Congregational Aid
Seccaneennersere Maptiet Daddies Aid
Chemmeade Nese
Mekee St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Chine Henenenes Knights
Presbyterian Church of
HiMsdale
Presbyterian Church
Chubr
Hilladale
Lardies
Hilledale
Storey
Holliday Lee Co
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Crapt Paul
U.S
Adga
Stantitva
Achtyrakaja
Yuzalaja
Sea of Agoy
Robert Gray
Princeton, II
Jall
Colquitt
Vergara
Villa
Laredo
Golquitt
Hutchings
Texas National Guard
Clemente Vergara
el. Frago Baca
New Mexico
House Foreign
Gustav Bauch
Jaurez
Hace
Bauch
Baca
Benton
Juarez
Senor
Alberto Hina
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Madero
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