Farmers push Cheyenne rail line as eastern road plan
A Cheyenne bound line from Bridgeport Nebraska to Cheyenne Wyoming gains backing from Laramie county farmers led by Albin area investors. They aim to fund 250000 to 300000 and seek Burlington and Union Pacific involvement to move vast grain crops from eastern Wyoming and Nebraska, boosting Cheyenne as a rail hub.
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Bridgeport
Neb
Cheyenne
Wyo
North Platte Valley
Harrisburg
Banner County
Nebraska
State Line
Wyoming
Albin
Golden Prairie
Divide
Rocky Mountains
Centleman
Fronner County
Andrew Malm
Burlington O&nion Pacific
Cage
Wwe
Burlington
Y Streat
Burlington and Colorado & Southern Railways
Hill C. & &. Sound
Great Eastern
Omaha
C. L. Beatty
Pine Bluffs
Burns
Central West
Pacific Coast
Union
Extra Charge on All Trunks Over 45 Inches
Washington March 17 The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that bag fees may apply to trunks over 45 inches in length with limits on width and height for certain cases. Carriers could charge for excess baggage and may refuse trunks exceeding specified dimensions after a transition period.
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Washington
Inter. Ie Commerce Commission
No Agreement in Hyde Case Jury Discharged
After deliberating since Tuesday night the jury in Dr. B Clark Hyde murder trial reported a disagreement and was discharged. The panel stood one for acquittal and three for conviction amid sharp, unreconciled positions. The jurors refused to reenter the courtroom for staged viewing by onlookers, leading to a discharge.
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Kansas City
B. Clark Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Philanthropiat
Holloway
Weather Summary for Wyoming and Portions of North
Wyoming faces unsettled conditions with rain and snow in northern areas. Tuesday brings mixed precipitation, followed by similar patterns on Wednesday, affecting western and northern portions.
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Washington
Wyoming
Calder
German Women Urged to Support War Tax at Home
Berlin papers appeal to German women to keep their money at home to back the 250 million war tax. Patriots urged not to be swayed by Paris mediators and to favor home trade. Reports note possible taxes on fortunes and luxury goods as the empire debates new taxation plans. The Saxon king is said to lead a revolt by non Prussian sovereigns against Prussian proposals.
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Berlin
Paris
Federal Council of
Empire
Saxony
Metz Honored by Basin Bar Members
Basin Wyoming March 17. Basin attorneys and court officials held a banquet at the Markham house in honor of newly appointed Judge P W Metz. After a fine repast each speaker offered brief addresses praising the district and pledging support for a successful term. Hyde and West voiced special good will toward the judge.
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Basin
Wyo
P. W. Metz
Markham House
Metz
Messrs. Hyde
West
Bombs explode in Calcutta post office injuring clerks
Four bombs targeted editors and exploded in Calcutta's post office during sorting. Three mail clerks were fatally injured as officers investigated the incident.
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Calcutta
Wilson Calls Congress to Extra Session on April 7
President Wilson issued a proclamation convening Congress in extra session at noon on April 7 to consider tariff legislation. Underwood said the Ways and Means Committee will report a revised plan promptly after caucus, with currency legislation noted as a possible early focus.
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Washington
Wilson Tédlay
Congress
Wilson
Rep
Underwood
Ways and Means
House
Ways and Means Committee
Customs House
Cheyenne Plans Flour Mill to Serve 1913 Crop
A volunteer committee led by H. P. Dyer and J. R. Carpenter announces Cheyenne will have a flouring mill with 200 barrel daily capacity by the 1913 harvest. The Industrial club backs the plan, canvassing wheat supply and rail freight terms while promising strong local support and eager interviews with responding milling firms.
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Cheronne
Pred Hofman
Industrial Club
H. PD
Dyer
WC. Fleming
J. R. Carpenter
Rij
Burlington
Cheyenne
Women and student totals at Austrian universities and technical schools
Austria recorded 20 392 students across eight universities last year with 2 190 women among them. Seven technical schools enrolled 8 820 students in attendance.
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Austria
Independent Senator Skovgard Resists Party Line
A reading of a Big Horn County Rustler article recalls Senator Skovgard’s independence during the Twelfth legislature. The piece criticizes a Republican majority for breaking promises to constituents, blocking needed reforms, and pursuing petty political aims while opposing judicial relief, special elections, and labor laws.
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Skovgard
Big Horn County Rustler
Chevyenne Tribune
Skovaard
Bhovaayd
Joan
Warren
Republian Organisation
Warres
Ale Lampt
Puniah
Wold
Local Youths Confess Robberies In City Stores
Five young men from a pool hall crew confess robberies at Hanson and Bird stores after finger prints and blood spots tie them to the crimes. Police credit Chief McClements and Patrolman Warlament for the arrests, with other burglaries and petty thefts tied to the same group.
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Craig Kennedy
Sherlock Holmes
Hanson and
Bird
McClements
Warliament
Hanson
Charley Back
Colorado Reformatory
Joseph Warlaumont
Leo J. Ritchie
Wibur Everett
Charles Back
Floyd Stout
Back
Jack Totty
Boye
Coliseum
Hansen
Offficer Warlawmont
Manson Store
McCombs Nomination Delayed For Ambassadorship To France
President Wilson withheld the McCombs nomination as ambassadorship to France at the Senate's transmission stage. McCombs plans to accept the post, while Moore is named state department counselor and other appointees join commissions under the Southern Commercial congress in Europe.
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Washington
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
France
White House
Senate
McComb
McCombs
Wilson
Joseph Patrick Tumulty
St. Patrick's Day
Ir. Tumulty
John E. Redmond
John Bassett Moore
Columbia University
Department of State
Moore
Taft
Sen Fletcher
Florida
Gore Inhoma
Moss
Ijna
Harvey Jordan
Georgia
John Lee Coulter
Minnesota
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Massachusetts
Clarence J Owen
Maryland
American Commission
Southern Commercial Congress
Wilkow
Fred WH. Foster
Kletcher W. Appleton
Dato
Iowa
Billingsnd Boxeman
Mont
Tani
Statman
Carrison
Ark
Edward J. MelLean
About
Janes T. Pamilton
Miles Chiy
Unclear fragment on Gian Ginhes Witter and summer pursuit
Fragmentary text mentions Gian Ginhes Witter and a summer context with phrases about hunkering after the imponel. Details are unreadable and no clear event or outcome can be established.
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Gian Ginhes Witter
Becquay Tee
Nomination of Jake Sturke to Senate Post
Washington March 15 1920s reports Wilren Thie afternoon sent to the senate the nomination of Jake Sturke former governor of Neri Da holm as treasurer of the United States.
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Washington
Wilren
Senate
Jake Sturke
Neri Daholm
Palted
Slites
Parcel Post Gains 40 Percent in Shortest Month
Parcel post packages rose nearly 40 percent in February over January, reports to Postmaster General Burleson show. Chicago New York and Boston sent and received millions of parcels, with Chicago at 4,107,000, New York 4,102,04, and Boston 2,510,000 as the three cities driving the surge.
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Washington
Burleson
Wariol
Chicago
New York
Chirkga
Vaual
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