Miners Wage Claims Stir Controversy Across Wyoming District
The United Mine Workers official in District 22 denounces sensational wage reports and argues most miners earn far less than publicized. He estimates machine mining pays 1 1/2 cents per ton for drilling and loading, with many tasks four to six dollars daily, contradicting claims of high daily earnings. He calls for a six hour day and five day week to reflect true conditions.
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George BE
Bateman
United Mines Workers of America
Damee Morgan
Indianapolis
Wyoming
Montana
United States
Seare U
Ginner
John Hor
Tom Jones
Onnmeo
Stout
Western Children's Home Conference Ends in Cheyenne
The Western Children's Home Society conference concluded after three days in Cheyenne. Delegates praised the program, thanked Governor Garey and Bishop McGovern, and adopted resolutions stressing co operation among social agencies. Key speakers included Dr S W Dickinson and F C Hees, with Miss Jewell cited for exemplary work.
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Allie Jewell
Wyoming Children's Home Society
Cheyenne
Wyoming Children'’s Home Society
A. D. Johnson
Fort Maxsell
Frontier Park
S. W. Dickinson
Children’s Home and Welfare Association
Minnesota State Children's Home Society
F. C. Hees
Utah Children's Home Society
J. W. Hawk
Montana Children’s Home Society
Wyoming
Casper
Dr. Dickinson
J. F. Shirk
Kansas Children’s Home Soociety
AR. D. Ralls
Omaha
Nebraska Children’s Home Society
Anniversary sermon marks pastor’s fourth year at church
The Rev Bennett and church leaders announce morning service with Holy Communion and Sunday School at 9 40 a m. Evening service includes brief addresses by Captain Harr and Robert Port about the Mine Senha nce. Acknowledges past talks and thanks Miss Jewell and Mrs Robinson for courtesies.
Sheridan Cavalry Forming Two New Platoons
Two platoons of 18 men each, mostly veterans and service members, join with a private who served as lieutenant. Officers C. A. Simons and Carl Griffen lead the units with prior war roles as an instructor and aviator. Regular army equipment and remount horses are to arrive. stables at Fort Mackenzie are being sought.
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Ong Oun
Ceutenant
C. A. Simons
Carl Griffen
Simmons
England
Royal Flying Corps
Griffen
Fort Mackenzie
Novel Features at Hallowe'en Party
A Halloween party at Mrs Horne's home featured prince and black background decorations with cats, black owls, pumpkins and black strips. Thirty guests attended with a string quartet providing music and tunes of popular melodies during the evening.
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Hallowe'en
Mra
Mitewell
Knight
Horne
Prince
Black
Fewerts
Silade
Tiallone
Oil Drives Ducks from Big Wind River
Hunters along the river report an oil spill from Inte storms driving ducks away. The stream carried considerable oil. local hunters say the birds refuse to rest and seek other climes amid the affected water.
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Big Wind River
Hudson, Wye
del al
Teachers Should Make Reservation for Augt Institute
Ambiguous notice urges teachers to reserve spots for a county institute program. It calls on those not in the county and those attending to contact the county superintendent to secure accommodations at Lander.
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Aman
Mather
Nu Pewchers
Superin
Winn
Witixen
Tate
Howlo
Uh Anawal
Wet Augiat
Chermneelves
Ones
Rons Age Fue
Lander
Coats Go On Sale With Fashionable Materials
Coats are advertised with a 20 percent off offering. Browns tans and greens dominate the color range. The selection features substantial hues and a wide variety of materials including invisible plaids and chameleon fabrics.
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Wimners
Suis
Wyo-Ming Union
Jontead
Cabling & Tewe
Eulldeen
Emelin
Ming
State Humane So- Cin 10
Children's Home Society
Garey
Bishop McGovern
Carrtegie Wbrary
Rotary Club
Wyoming Children’s Home Socie
Misw Jewell
Sheridan Cavalry
Oxford Cloth
Twill
Chevrona
Velour Check
Duvet de Lane
Tricotine