Liquor in Hotels Sunday Withdrawn Amid Strong Opposition
A council meeting ended with Councilman Schilling withdrawing a Sunday hotel liquor bill after organized opposition. Temperance groups and the W C V and Anti Saloon League pressed the fight, praising the dramatic reversal. Other actions included a water main extension bid, city land lease approvals, an assessor's office abolition bill loss, and plans to buy an Abbott Detroit fire chief automobile with delivery around April 15.
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Anti Saloon League
Lee
Hills
Nelson
Schilling
Council Chamber
Union Pacific Railroad
George Maitland
House Street
Clarence Houck
Ed Smalley
State Farm Board
Snow
Thompson
Granger
W. W. Keefe
Cook
Jett Nash
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Finance Committee
Sanitary Committee
Daniel McSween
Abbott-Detroit
Rich Ore Strike Near Centennial Mines Promising Value
Centennial Wyoming March 18 miners at the Utopia tunnel report breaking into a high grade ore body under 600 feet depth. Vein six feet wide with gold silver copper and zinc values, center high grade streak, ore processing to determine full mineral value and potential exhibition at Laramie.
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Centennial
Wyo
Wapface
Iopia
Neretofore
Utopia
Pihaber
Bernard Hollum
Karamie
Boys Promise to Plead Guilty in Multiple Robberies
Five youths arrested for burglaries at Hanson and Bird stores confess to County Attorney Sam Thompson and plan to plead guilty at the upcoming preliminary hearing. Names like Charles Black Leo Ruffe Floyd Stout Wilbur Everett Michael Warlamont Floyd Bennet and Harry Marshall are mentioned with varying degrees of involvement. The county will prosecute the cases with no statement on punishment at this time.
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Hanson and
Bird
Sam Thompson
Charles Black
Leo Rut
Wilbur Everett
Michael Warlamont
Union Pacific
Floyd Bennet
Neal Rowell
Park Addition
Senate Will Follow Wilson’s Tariff Policy
Democratic members of the new Senate finance committee agreed on a downward tariff revision matching Wilson and House tariff leaders. The group outlined close cooperation with the House to shape bills for quicker passage through committee meetings.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Wilson
House
Senate
Wilson and Cabinet Oppose Chinese Loan
President Wilson, after cabinet approval, refused to continue negotiations for a $125,000,000 loan sought by the Chinese government. He said the loan’s conditions infringed on Chinese independence and that the United States cannot be party to them.
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Washington
Wilson
President Refuses Gifts Including Gold Mounted Strop
President Wilson says he will not accept gifts of value. He returned a gold mounted razor strop with a note of regret and sent similar gifts back in recent days after remarks about the value of a strop as a barometer.
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Washington
Wilson
Plans for Indian Congress Denotes Capital Organization
Washington March 18 plans approved to establish in the capital an organisation to be known as the Indian congress. The congress will have one resident delegate from each of the twelve Indian tribes represented at the meeting.
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Washington
Congreva
The
Indian Congress
Congress
King George of Greece Assassinated in Saloniki
King George of Greece was shot through the heart in Saloniki by Aleko Schinas. The king died en route to hospital as Crown Prince Constantine is expected to return from Janina to assume the throne amid national mourning and high public excitement.
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King George
Greece
Constantine Tild
Saloniki
George
Aleko Schinas
Francoudis
Schinas
Prince Nicholas
Constantine
Janina
Hoe
Balkan
Nicholas
Marlborough House
Alexandria
Victoria
Macedonia
Sophia
William of
Germany
Twenty seven hurt in train wrecks in two states
MARSHALLTOWN IOWA March 18 Twenty one persons injured three possibly fatally when a northbound Twin City Special derailed near here derailing several cars into a water filled ravine and catching fire. Most injured from Missouri and southern Iowa bound for Minnesota and the northwest. MACON GA March 14 six slightly hurt when sleepers and one day coach of the Dixie Flyer Chicago to Jacksonville were ditched 24 miles south of Macon on the Georgia Southern and Florida tracks.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Minneapolis and 8Th Lowla
Twin City
Here
Missouri
Minnesota
Northwest
Macon
Maron
Chicago
Jacksonville
Universal Jubilee Decreed by Pope Pius
Rome announces a universal jubilee to run from Low Sunday to December 8. A plenary indulgence awaits the faithful who visit churches designated by bishops and perform prayers confession communion and almsgiving. The jubilee commemorates Constantine the Great's religious toleration edict.
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Rome
Pius
Cduches
Constantine
Fifteen Governors Invite Dr Friedmann to Test Vaccine
Dr Frederick F Friedmann reported after testing his turtle germ vaccine on 2 percent of patients in two hospitals that 15 state governors invited him to their regions. They promised to suspend medical regulations and provide fair testing opportunities for his cure.
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New York
Frederick Frans Friedmann
Friedmann
Volcanic Tremor Marks Honolulu Earthquake Event
A heavy earthquake lasting over an hour was recorded by the observatory saismograph at Kilauea near Honolulu late that night, marking a significant seismic event for the region.
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Honolulu
Observatory
Kilauea
Righty Sills Bunk orr Tamborg 12 AnE Known to Be Pad
Germany March 18 reports say at least twelve people died when small craft were sunk offshore in a southwestern hurricane. Authorities fear the death toll may rise to six more. survivors are being treated as storm victims.
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Hamduro
Germany
Secretary Garrison Pushes Larger Army and Reserves
Washington March 18 Secretary of War Garrison urged immediate preparation of a larger U S military force while opposing disarmament talks He favored a small compact efficient army plus a stronger national guard and a trained reserve with volunteers and reserves ready for a first danger call He warned against sending untrained troops into battle citing Civil War losses and urged reforms to protect insular possessions and the United States
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Washington
Garrison
United States
Harely Garria
National Guard
United State Army
Special right to cut down federal expenses
Washington announces a move to reduce federal expenses and align them with estimated revenues in an extra session after tariff bills are resolved. President Wilson’s letter to Senator Tillman urges careful consideration of expenditures. Budget details remain unrevealed. Taft’s system is unlikely to be reused as the basis for appropriations.
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Washington
Fpr
House
Wilson
Regator
Weather forecast for Wyomiey Washington predicts rain
The Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions with rain or snow and colder temperatures spanning Wednesday and Thursday.
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Washington
West Factor Domination in Congress Tariff Fight
Washington March 18 The West emerges as a pivotal force in shaping tariff legislation with a Western-dominated finance committee. Senate plans include schedules extending reductions on chemicals oils pottery wares and lumber while preserving high duties on tobacco wines and textiles. free raw wool and raw cotton issues spark ongoing contention.
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West
Congress
Clark
Wyoming
Smoot
Utah
McCumber
North Dakota
Washington
Ways and Merding Committee
Underwood
Mrs Eliza David Answers Summons After Illness
Mrs Eliza David widow of General BK C David died at her East seventeen street home after a two month illness She was born January 10 1593 in Potosi Missouri and lived in Dubuque Iowa Cheyenne and then Cheyenne for forty five years Survivors include son Joseph M Carey and David of the city The funeral will be at 4 o clock Wednesday and burial in Dubuque Iowa
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Are. David
Potosi
Willan W. Smith
Dubuque, Iowa
Edward C. David
Dubudaue
Wuch
Pioneer Life of
Iowa
Cheyenne
Mre
David
Ald
Tomaph M. Carey
Overhor Carey
Epicopal Church
Jeriooe
Militant suffragettes confront premier in heated Commons
March 18 London reports a furious Commons session over government tactics toward militant suffragettes. Harold Smithy demands strong action as hunger strikes and protests trigger cries of "shoot him" from suffragists. Emotive testimony from Emmeline Pankhurst's supporters erupts, alleging brutal feedings and prison hardships.
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London
House of Commons
Harold Smithy
Home Secretary
Mr. Smith
Reginald McKents
Sire
Pankivvest
Iremier
Tim
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