Seven Wyomingites Examined Here by Vocational Agents
Seven Wyoming men, veterans of the great war, were examined in Cheyenne by the Federal Board for Vocational Education case board. They were approved or tentatively approved for training with subsistence allowances from 80 to 150 dollars monthly, depending on dependents. The board, touring Wyoming, aims to expedite training eligibility and placement.
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Cheyenne
Case-Board
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Case Board
Caseboard
Wyoming
Samuel R. Johnson
Federal Board
District 41
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Raymond McClain
District IL
Richard Milton
Earle P. Doyle
Washington
Helen Edges
Winiifred Howell
J. G. Calhoun
Casper
Red Cross
First National Bank
Chester Lee Heller
Bart B. Brandon
Torrington
Maurice Ahern
Chugwater
Lewis A. Waite
Rawlins
Robert M. Wood
Pine Bluff
John CG
Peryam
Encampment
Lee J
Ferguson
Wheatland
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Dr. Johnson
American Legion
The
Elks
Budget Reform Plan Proposes New Treasury Bureau
A buyer bureau in the treasury and a general accounting officer under a comptroller would review appropriation estimates and report to the president and congress. An alternative budget grouped by services would be sent to Congress with option to accept either plan. The president would propose administration funding strategies and the budget bureau would study department activity for coordination and economy. The conference agreement on the legislation was unanimous.
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Treasury
Comptroller of the
United States
Congress
Comptroller
Budget Bureau
Quiet Cheyenne figure linked to buried whisky case
The subject described as modestly dressed and courteous, with a wide circle of friends in Cheyenne, was arrested in Colorado. His appeal as a gentleman in public settings contrasted with a suspected bootlegging business, and the discovery of buried whisky reportedly resolves a long running local question.
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Cheyenne
Colorado
Canvas Hangar to House Curtiss Oriole at Wales Field
The temporary canvas hangar at Wales field Fort Russell Cheyenne will house the Curtiss Oriole during its visit. Plans include grading and turfing the field with a state tractor and bluegrass seed to create a lawn surrounding the site. Pilot CG Mackenzie and Edward Moroney will assess the field before the aircraft arrives in Denver.
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Cheyenne
Southern Wyoming Aircraft Corporation
Wales Field
Fort Russell
M. O. Bigelow
State Highway Department
Reed Holister
CG. A. MacKenzie
Overland Limited
Edward Moroney
Corporation
Moroney
Holister
Denver
Cordillo Faces Manslaughter Sentence After Trial
Judge Mentzer presided as Irwin argued Gordillo’s Colorado record and Colorado governors backing, while Denver police chief Armstrong endorsed no stay of execution. Prosecutor George Patterson called Cordillo lucky to face manslaughter, noting the recovered bullet, the caliber matching Cordillo’s car, and Jennings’ head wounds tied to the weapon.
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John Cordillo
Wyoming
Colorado
Patterson
Cordillo
Irwin
Buck Crandall
Crandall
Mentzer
Rawlins
Frank Jennings
Albany County
Cardillo
State Supreme Court
Gordillo
Armstrong
Denver
John Gordillo
Ile
George Patterson
Goraillo
Jennings
Oil Gas Men Decide to Appeal to Producers and Refiners
New York May 26 delegates at the American Gas Association Emergency conference voted to appeal directly to oil producing and refining interests for priority rights on gas and oil supply instead of seeking government priority.
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New York
American Gas Association
Tourist Information Bureau Opens at Sloan's Lake Campground
The Wyoming Good Roads association opens a tourist information bureau at the municipal campground near Sloan's Lake. Bz Emery is secretary and maps, road data, and points of interest will be supplied. The Chamber of Commerce will provide two men to modify the camp ground and a caretaker with police power will oversee safety.
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Sloan's Lake
Wyoming Good Roads Association
Bz Emery
Chamber of Commerce
Nmnery
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Information Bureau
Camp Ground
Wyoming Good Reads Association
Plains Hate
Defense seeks alibi for Cordilla in Jennings murder case
Court officials note that three together undermine Cordilla alibi chances. They expect stronger defense efforts to prove Cordilla was not at the crime scene while Jennings was killed.
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Jennings
Pete Cordilla
Governor offers reward for missing Sweetwater treasurer
Governor Robert D. Carey issued a proclamation offering a 500 reward for the arrest and delivery to the Sweetwater county sheriff of Harry M. Francis former treasurer of Sweetwater county suspected of embezzling 15472.08. Francis fled and remains at large for weeks. The office was declared vacant and a successor appointed. County Clerk Stanley B. Pritchford faces charges as an accessory after the fact and is out on 5000 bail.
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Sweetwater County
Robert D. Carey
Harry M. Francis
Sweetwater
Francis
Stanley B. Pritchford
Pritchford
Funeral Services for Adolph Braunschweig Held at Elks Home
Funeral services for Adolph Braunschweig were conducted at the Elks' Home yesterday at 3 o'clock. Relatives from Golden, Colorado attended the rites. Interment followed at Lake View Cemetery with pallbearers Max Helmsdorf, Samuel Idelman, T. Joe Cahill, Michael Walsh, James Sorensen, and P. J. Gauff.
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Adolph Braunschweig
Elks’ Home
Golden, Gato
Lakeview Cemetery
Max Helmsdorf
Samuel Idelman
T. Joe Cahill
Michael Walsh
James Sorensen
P. J. Gauff
Housing shortage blamed for unrest urges tax relief
Washington May 26 real estate dealers and building trades operators told the house Ways and means committee that a nation wide shortage of houses is the root of unrest. They urged exemption from income tax on interest for real estate mortgages up to 40000 held by one person to stimulate building and prevent rents from rising.
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Wasitington
House Ways and Means Committee
Daniels charges steam roller used by Sen Hale
Washington May 26 The senate naval investigating committee wrapped up cross examination of Secretary Daniels amid heated clashes with Senator Pittman and Chairman Hale. Admiral Sims will testify tomorrow in rebuttal. Daniels warned of appealing the inquiry to the full committee, calling the proceedings unfair and unjust and a stigma on the navy as Hale pressed to read statistics into the record.
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Washington
DaNiels
Senate Naval Investigating Committee
Pittman
Nevada
Hale
Sims
Navy Department
Senate Naval Committee
Navy
Pearson family prepares move to Salt Lake City
Rev John Pearson and family plan to relocate to Salt Lake City in a few days with 276 B street as their address. Florence will study at the University of Utah and later teach in city schools, while Katherine and Dorothy become high school upperclassmen. Duncan gains school privileges, enabling Mr Pearson to focus on farming in Hersfi Valley and to establish a central base for the Rocky Mountain division of the Society for the Friendless, where he serves as superintendent.
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John Pearson
Salt Lake City
Florence
Burns
University of Utah
Katherine
Dorothy
Duncan
Pearson
Hersfi Valley
Rocky Mountain
The
Society For the Friendless
Elks Dance Planned With Schembeck Orchestra
Elks announce a dance Thursday May 27 featuring Schembeck's orchestra. Admission is $1.50 per couple with proceeds benefiting lodge activities.
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Schembeck
Week Favorable For Wyoming Agriculture
Weather bureau weekly report notes near normal temperatures and good growing conditions across Wyoming. Plowing and seeding underway though seed costs limit acreage. winter grain performs well. ranges grow rapidly, livestock improve, shearing starts first week of June. seeding season about three weeks late but soil in good condition and rapid progress expected.
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United States Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Lander
Sheridan
Salt Lake
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