Suffrage Amendment Falls in Senate Filibuster
In the Sixty-fifth Congress closing hours the woman suffrage amendment failed after a Republican filibuster. The revised measure left state control of elections to the states and mirrored the Susan B. Anthony proposal. Senators Jones Weeks and party leaders pushed for a vote, but Wadsworth and Weeks blocked action, and the resolution died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Susan B. Anthony
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Woman Suffrage Association
George Bass
Woman's Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Senator Jones
New Mexico
Senate Committee On
House
Champ Clark
Baker
House Suffrage Committee
Wadsworth
New York
Weeks
Massachusetts
Jones
Commander Glennon Takes Third Naval District Command
Rear Admiral James H. Glennon U.S.N. has been assigned by Secretary Daniels to command the Third Naval District New York Navy Yard after serving at Puget Sound. A California native and Berkeley graduate, he rose to captain in 1909 and led battleships Virginia Florida Wyoming before commanding Washington Navy Yard in 1915 and serving on the Root commission to Russia in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
James H. Glennon
Washington Navy Yard
Navy
Russia
Glennon
United States Navy
Coxey's Army’s March to Washington and its Capitol Chase
An account recalls the 1894 Coxey’s Army march from Massillon to Canton and onward toward Washington to press Congress on economic reform. Carl Browne led in a buckskin outfit, both leaders were jailed for public-speech offenses on the Capitol lawn after a police refusal to grant permit. Coxey returned to Massillon and Browne later married Coxey’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Commonwealth
Congress
Coxey
United States
America
Europe
Army
Times
Jacob $. Coxey
Washington
Carl Browne
California
Dennis Kearney
Canton
Coxey Ace
Browne
Pittsburg
Capitol
Moore
Stevenson
Crisp
Senate
Napa County
Bank Bandits to Serve Ten Years in State Prison
Three men Antonio Gonzales Thomas Delgardo and Orus Hernandez pleaded guilty to the Wyoming Trust and Savings bank attempted robbery in Cheyenne. Judge Mentzer sentenced them to ten to fourteen years in the state penitentiary at Rawlins. Delgardo and Mrs Gonzales faces further action as prosecutors decide on charges related to the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheysane
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Antonio Gonzales
Thomas Delgardo
Orus Hernandez
W. (. Mentzer
Rawlins
Delgardo
Aoe
Judge Mentzer Rules On Gonzales Case With Accomplices
The court treated Gonzales the same as the bandits after he claimed he was merely driven in the automobile. The judge did not accept the plea and imposed sentences identical to those of the accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentzer
Gonzales
State to Appeal in Sheep Dipping Case
Casper Wyo March County Attorney W H Patten who appeared as prosecutor in the test of the constitutionality of the law requiring the dipping of sheep received four communications from W L Wallis state attorney general authorizing a preparation of a brief on the question for the purpose of immediately taking the case to the supreme court where the state authorities hope to get a reversal on judge Winters decision which was in favor of the sheep men It is hoped that the case will be brought to a hearing as soon as possible before the supreme court with a view to settling the case once and for all In all cases where the same question arises in other judicial dia trieta any action has been continued pending settlement of the question the supreme court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper, Wye
W. H. Patten
W. L. Wallis
Supreme Court
Hanway appointed to Wyoming state education board
Fort F E Hanway of Casper has been appointed as a member of the state board of education by State Superintendent Katherine F. Morton. The appointment follows legislative transfer of appointment power from the governor to the state superintendent of public instruction. Hanway is business manager of the Casper Tribune and well known in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort FE. Hanway
Casper
State Board of Education
Katherine FE. Morton
Casper Tribune
Cheyenne Team Heads to State Tour nament in Laramie
The Cheyenne high school basketball squad departs tonight for the state championship at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. Coach Clarence Hawes and manager Myron Yeager accompany players George Sorenson James Blorey Elmer Snow Arthur King Glen Swain Clair Welch and Henry Beatson as they join rivals from four or five schools, including Laramie. The event promises lively matchups with the Laramie teams and other campuses. university events accompany the tournament to entertain visiting students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Clarence Hawes
Co. A. C
Myron Yeager
George Sorenson
James Blorey
Elmer Snow
Arthur King
Glen Swain
Clair [Alle Charles Welch
Henry Beatson
Society page notes varied visits and events in Cheyenne
Society column lists a Japanese life program with guests in costume and a Japanese luncheon. Mrs. Oliver Frey will host the Coterie club at 612 East Twentieth Street. Numerous visitors arrive or depart Cheyenne including Edward Pullam, Dolf Flersheim, Jack Summill, and others from New York, Casper, Chicago, and Phoenix. Local social ties and convalescence updates follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Frey
Coterie Club
East Twentieth Street
Casper Teachers Host Military Welcome Night
Casper teachers invite soldiers and officers to a club room gathering on Wednesday evening March 26 for a social event. The plan, originally set for March 11, was postponed to avoid clashing with other welcome activities for the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Mine Worker Officials Return From Conference
Martin Cahill president of United Mine Workers of America District 22 and George Young vice president returned from Indianapolis where they attended a conference. They will leave for Rock Springs after completing business at headquarters here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Cahill
United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming
George Young
Indianapolis
Rock Springs
Sleepy Sickness Illness Ties Up Waitress at Hospital
Mims Pearl Larsen, a Union Pacific waitress, has been ill at St. John’s hospital for a week with a malady believed to be the sleeping sickness. She remains in a semi stupified condition and unarousable despite efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mims Pearl Larsen
Union Pacific
St. John’s Hospital
DIES AT AGE 115 LAG CAY RESIDENT AGRIPITA MADRID
Agripita Madrid of Lag Cay dies at 115 years old. Reports say he never fell ill. his death notice notes his long life and family claim of good health.
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Agripita Madrid
Lag Cay
Neva
Denver Official Thomas Hunter Weds Margate Ruggles in Cheyenne
The marriage of Thomas M. Hunter of Denver and Mrs. Margate Ruggles of Port Collins occurred in Cheyenne last Friday. Hunter is chief clerk of the recording department in the Denver county clerk’s office and a past exalted ruler of the Denver lodge of the Bika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Hunter
Denver
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Mempen
Associated Press
Fort
Wyoming Trust and Savings
Hanway
Cheyenne High School
J. K. Graham
Wendover
Edward E. Pullam
Charles Dawson
Helen
Harry Dawson
East Eighteenth Street
Vancouver
Wash
A. A. McFarlane
Junk
City
R. Pepilgan
Mr. Dolf Flersheim
Kansas City
Ogee J. B. Graham
Mies
Jennie W. Miller
George Cooper
Phoenix
Daughtes Cooper
Esther Caoper
A H. Hymen
P. Weill
B. Petlberg
B. ©. Bridich
Chicago
E. Clam
Fl Paso
Jack Summill
Mrs
Jack Bell
Henry
Rochester, N
M. Carsured
T. R. Williams
Berthroad
the Plains
James P. Caning
Salt Lake City
Hertman
Jennie Crouch
Indiana
John Edner
North Platte
Pearl Martin
St. John's Hospital
EB. A .Ryder
South Side
Wrigleys
Great
Texas Crude Oil Company
Texas
Texas Crude Otl CO
Ranger
Burkburnett
Petroleum Securities Company, General Agents
Main Street
Fort Worth
Petroleum Securities Com
Pany
Texas Crude Olmpany
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