Washington women protest Mondell leadership over pay
Several thousand organized women in Washington protest Representative Mondell and William Wood over salary cuts and blocking a vote on a $240 bonus for government workers. The bureau of engraving and printing union notes about 4,000 workers earning about $2.50 a day faced earlier wage fights and opposes autocratic legislative control. The group urges "republican women" to understand and oppose such leadership.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Frank M. Mondell
Wyoming
House of Representatives
William R. Wood
Indiana
House
Republican Women's Executive Committee
Will Hays
Republican Committee
Mr. Mondell
Mr. Wood
Wiood
Women’s Union
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Ashington
Bureau
Mondeil
Mondell
Gertrude McNally
National Women's Trade Union League
Wood
Wingfield ships harness string to meet East Coast season
George Wingfield of Reno plans sending twelve horses east to meet the spring season with trainer Walter Heath. Eighteen yearlings return to Reno while the racing string heads to Harred Greece Maryland for a season opening in April with Pimlico meetings to follow. Plucky Chap and Waterwood are highlighted among the horses prepared at the California state fair grounds.
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Sacramento
Gualif
George Wingfield
Reno
Nev
Walter Heath
Wingfield
Heath
Greece
Maryland
Pimlico
Plucky Chap
England
Honolulu
Waterwood
Stoneywood
Nora Bayes Shares Secret Of Stage Success
Nora Bayes outlines a sincere spontaneous approach to show business praise. She says audiences respond to honesty and warmth, not planted wit or artificial showmanship. She compares natural, heartfelt connection to a child sharing moments and affection.
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Nora Bayes
Miss Bayes
Dolly
Denver Post
Fire Department Douses Two Windy Fires
During the height of a wind storm yesterday the fire department quickly extinguished two fires before they grew dangerous. One blaze started in a lumber pile at Union Pacific yards, the other in a south side rubbish pile.
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Union Pacific
Griffin Pays First Occupational Tax
Charles J. Griffin, agent for the New York National Life Insurance, becomes the first to pay the occupation license under the new ordinance. His $25 license was paid Wednesday. Deputy city clerk Miss Huth Murphy uses recycled receipt blanks, unchanged from silicone license procedures, for taking fees.
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Charles J. Griffin
New York National Life Insurance Company
Miss Huth Murphy
Buffalo Bill Pistol Stolen by Highjackers
Hi jackers who broke into Hilliard Ridgely’s home took a pistol once belonging to Buffalo Bill that was presented to Ridgely by the famous scout. The thieves reportedly sought liquor and now possess a relic of inestimable value.
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Hilliard 8
Ridgely
Buffalo Bill
Mr. Ridgely
Funeral Services for Frank E Barnett Saturday
Funeral services for Frank E. Barnett who died from injuries in a Laramie hospital will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from Barry-Bricker Brothers chapel with Rev N M Temple officiating. Masons will conduct burial services at Lakeview cemetery Masonic grounds.
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Frank E. Barnett
Laramie
Barry-Bricker Brothers
N. M. Temple
Lakeview Cemetery
Sand Stalls Colorado & Southern Trains
Winds drifted sand a foot deep across the Colorado and Southern tracks in the Welllington sand pit district delaying service. Detours were used from Fort Collins to Greeley to Cheyenne on the Union Pacific while crews cleared the lines and fought the wind. The tracks will be cleared as wind permits.
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Colorado & Souther
Sand Pit
Wellington
Fort Collins
Greeley
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Mind On Job While At Wheel Of Motor
Ed Soldow and Walter Jones were fined five dollars each in police court for driving automobiles with undimmed lights. George Manewal was fined five dollars for driving without any lights. Chief Emberg instructed officers to enforce the traffic ordinance focusing on lights, intersections, parking, and speed. Downtown speed limit is fifteen miles per hour.
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Ed Soldow
Walter Jones
G. A. Swainson
George Manewal
CG. F. Emberg
City Plans Auction of Old Machinery and Furniture
The city will auction old property next Tuesday in front of the old city hall. Items include a 412 horsepower Case tractor a pumping engine two boilers and various furniture. An expert auctioneer will conduct the sale.
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Old City
Old City Hall
Hi Jacking Incident Behind Park Addition Call
A Dubois home in Park Addition faced a call and visit from two men described as thirsty friends. They pressured for drinks after learning Mr Dubois was away, prompting Mrs Dubois to seek aid from Judge Mentzer. The two men left hurriedly in a taxi.
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Dubois
Park Addition
Judge Mentzer
Armenian Near East crisis profiled by Dr Wirt at tabernacle
Dr Loyal L Wirt, U S Reensument official, spoke on Armenia and the Near East after returning from Turkey and Armenia. He urged sending money rather than soldiers and recounted Turkish raids, American flag protection, and massacres. He cited 4196 Armenian orphanages serving 51 000 children 44 hospitals with 148 000 December patients 65 relief centers and 16 rescue homes saving 41 000 girls.
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Loyal L. Wirt
United States
Turkey
Armenia
Orient
Pacific Coast
Near East
Tabernacle
J. Bulgin
Wirt
Washington
Rome
Tractor Tests Grading Tractor On City Street
Street Commissioner Charles W. Thrsig attached a grading scraper to a large tractor and tested it on Nineteenth street. The experiment aimed to repair streets and assess whether tractors can replace horses for future extensive street work.
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Charles W. Thrsig
Nineteenth Street
Auto top making at Hobbs Huck Feldt and Finkleiner
Prompt and efficient service described for auto top making at Hobbs Huck Feldt and Finkleiner with emphasis on quick turnaround and courteous staff.
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Hobbs
Huck
Feldt & Finkleiner
Save money on meat week announced for Wyoming
A federal announcement from the department of justice says meat price relief will be promoted during "save money on meat" week starting April 12 in Wyoming. States observing the week at the same time include Texas Kansas South Dakota North Dakota Idaho Nevada Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma Nebraska Minnesota Montana Utah and Arizona.
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Wyoming
Washington
Department of Justice
Texas
Kansas
South Dakota
North Dakota
Idaho
Nevada
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Minnesota
Montana
Utah
Arizona
Court to convene in unfurnished new room March 22
District court officials will hold court in a new unfurnished courtroom starting March 22 though furniture is not yet received and may not arrive until mid to late April. The bench and jury box are missing but enough seating will be moved from other offices. Thirty seven civil cases fill the docket with dates through March 31.
Red Cross survey visits Cheyenne by Miss Zilpha Guilfoil
Miss Zilpha Guilfoil, field supervisor for Denver Red Cross, travels to Cheyenne to assess peace time needs and coordinate with American Legion posts. She plans further state visits and will report recommendations after completing investigations. Joe Wood tests pitching for the Cleveland Indians with potential to join the major league roster.
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Zilpha Guilfoil
Denver
The
Red Crass
Rhutt Guilfoil
Cheyenne
Wyoming Public Health Association
Red Cross
Guilfoil
American Legion
Rock Springs
New Leasing Concern Chartered by State in Wyoming
The Wyoming Leasing and Development Company filed articles of incorporation in the Wyoming secretary of state's office Wednesday. Headquarters are in Casper with capital stock of 400,000 dollars comprised of 1,000,000 shares at 10 cents par. Directors are Floyd B. Pendell, G. RR Reed, and M. L. Johnson.
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Wyoming Leasing and Development Company
Capital Stock
Wyoming Secretary of State
Casper
Floyd BE
Pendell
G, RR
Reed
M. L. Johnson
License Issued for Frank Kelley Marriage
A marriage license was issued yesterday to John R. Frank of Mauckport Indiana and Grace Gertrude Kelley of Cheyenne. The document records the official action authorizing their marriage.
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Frank Kelley
John R. Frank
Mauckport
Ind
Grace Gertrude Kelley
Cheyenne
Teamster Disappears In Sheridan Mystery
G A Hill a Sheridan Sugar company beet ranch teamster vanished last Friday afternoon after two years of service. He feared losing his job amid ranch subdivision and may have acted rashly. The text also notes Reds star players signing amid preparations for an opening game.
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Sheridan, Wyo
G. A. Hill
Adams
Sheridan Sugar Company
Hill
Adams Ranch
Reds
Pat Moran
Fragmentary Note on Bell 6 Chan Men and Adyrs
A partial OCR item mentions names and roles connected to a bell and a march. Lacking clear context, it records individuals and terms but no complete event or outcome.
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Sheridan
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Round House
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Aarsas City
Earl Williams
ATLAS
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Yellowstone Highway
Poland
China
John Deere
W. C. Peterson
Little Bear
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