Indian Department Must Be Leaned Out, Says Keallear
A letter from Charles Keallear, a prominent Arapahoe Indian merchant, criticizes political influence in Indian affairs. He urges reform, farm-based self-sufficiency, and a guardian at the head of the Indian service to end neglect and promote education and citizenship for Indians.
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Indian Department
Keallear
Charles Keallear
Arapahoe
New Republic
Westerville
Opto
Cheyenne
Air
Ohio
Indian Service
Abbott
United States
Come Back Cry Republicans to the Bull Moose
Chicago May 12 Conference seeks reunion of the Republican party with a coalition of Republican and Progressive factions. Herbert Maddley states a coalition is desired and being sought as a plan to reform representation at national conventions and adjust primary election laws.
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Chicago
United States
Herbert Madley
Repubican
Mafio Committee
National
Jon
Denver practices inspire Cheyenne street improvements
A Cheyenne committee led by City Engineer Goodrich and Streets and Alleys chair Laughlin studied Denver methods for curbs gutters and street widths. They observed wide cement gutters, rounded corners, narrow residential streets, and large planted parkways. They plan to report and urge council adoption of similar improvements.
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Denver
Twenty-second Street
Goodrich
Enos Laughlin
Thomas
Cheyenne
Colorado
Capitol City
Mesers Goodrich
Laughlin
Penrose Tariff Hearings Likely To Be Narrowly Supported
Washington May 12 The plan to hold open tariff hearings before the Senate Finance Committee faces divided Republican support. Some GOP leaders favor conserving oratory for the main bill while Penrose seeks amendments. Democrats may back the amendment, making a close vote likely as the finance panel considers schedule changes and the metal schedule being reviewed.
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Washington
Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Simmona
Oil Tax Ruling Raises State Revenue Questions
Attorney General A. D. Preston issued an opinion to the state board of equalization declaring oil taken from land leased from the government is taxable. State Tax Commissioner John McHIll plans to Casper to study the impact, with potential revenues running into thousands of dollars.
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Ger A. D. Preston
Inte Board of Equalization
John McHil
Casper
Pittsburg Poison Murder Case Shocks City
In Pittsburg on May 12 Valerio Fantorza 66 a wealthy landscape gardener died after poisoning and torture. His wife Mrs Fantorza aided two men Frank Muscoline 20 and James Tutino 24 in the plot and later confessed admitting the murder plan. Detectives arrested the two men within an hour and a check for 212 dollars belonging to Fantorza was found on Muscolino.
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Pittsburg
Valerio Fantozza
Mra
Fantorza
Frank Muscoline
Jame Tutino
Muscoting
Massilino
Panteran
Mantoxta
Fopterse
Musellino
Money Matters In Division Are Stumbling Blocks
County commissioners from Laramie Platte and Goshen seek an equitable split of joint debts and assets after counties split from Laramie on January 1. major issues include road and bridge funds and a reversionary clause on the court house deed to Union Pacific.
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Union Pacific
Court House
Etity
Laramie
Platie
Goshen
County Farm
Coort House
Laramie County
Cowden County
Platte
Fixure
Niue
County
John Sloan
KL. Parrington
KB i Madeon
W. G. Vance
Jose Yoder
Goshen County
M. FP. Coleman
W. T. Halston
Lee Moore
Platte County
M. Thompson
A. Paige
J. L. Bawyer
Weather glimpse for Wyoming and Washington state
The Weather section notes showers in Wyoming on Tuesday with cooler conditions. In Washington state, south portions may see showers Wednesday with a trend toward fair weather overall.
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Washington
Wyoming
Governor Johnson to Decide on Wilson Japan Protest
Sacramento and Washington reports say Governor Johnson will reply to President Wilson's veto request on the anti alien land bill. The governor has until June 14 to sign or veto, with no immediate action expected. Secretary Bryan called the Japanese protest a very earnest one and indicated the federal government would pursue diplomatic options if California postpones action.
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Sacramento
Gal
Johnson
Wilson
Han
Washington
Jolnneon
State Department
Bryan
California
America
Ninety Percent Support Income Tax Speech in Congress
Special to The Leader from Washington May 12 notes Rep Clyde Tavenner claims about 90 percent of his Illinois district favor an income tax. He argues tax on wealth finances government and shifts burden from the poor to the rich, urging passage of a pending bill with broad cross party support.
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Krobert F. Wilson
Washington
Kia
Tavenner
Illinois
United States
Congress
Argentine Government Moves Against American Beef Combine
Buenos Aires May 12 The Argentine government plans steps to counter the American beef combine in Argentina. The council of ministers will investigate to curb speculation harming the home market. The agriculture minister has summoned managers of American refrigerating plants to state their plans.
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Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Council of Ministers
Minister of Agriculture
Boy Loses Eye After Dynamite Incident in Lander
In Lander Wyoming on May 12 J M Steinbreck attempted to place dynamite blasts for tree planting. A misfired charge was handled by his five year old son who investigated and lost an eye as well as severe injuries to a thumb and first finger.
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Lander, Wyo
J. M. Steinbreck
Decoration Day Track Meet Postponed by Tara High School
Tara mie high school postpones its May 20 track meeting with Cheyenne to observe Decoration Day more fittingly. If Cheyenne rejects the postponement the meet will be canceled. The move follows a request by the Women's Relief Corps seeking a nation wide observance with no athletic contests on the day.
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Taramie High School
Laramie
Acteo
Women's
de Wition
Lincoln
City youths push plan for road and city improvements
Advocates from the youth group urge a dollar dinner fundraising drive to boost road upkeep, street lighting parking and city buildings. They call for community support and name key organizers in Cheyenne to advance the proposal.
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Ety
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