Ruling Favors Wyoming in Colorado Wyoming Water Dispute
The U S circuit court of appeals ruled that priority of water filings is determined by timing rather than state lines, aiding Wyoming in the Colorado Wyoming water rights case. The decision upholds Judge Lewis’s ruling in Pioneer Irrigation v Colorado, with Supreme Court review likely after the Thanksgiving recess.
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Wyoming
Colorado
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
1Ia
Court of Appeals
Lewis
U. S. District Court of Colorado
Pioneer Irrigation Company
D. A. Preston
N. E. Cortell
Nebraska
Republican
Woman's Woodrow Wilson Club to Be Entertained by Mrs Kendrick
Members of the Woman's Woodrow Wilson club, active in Cheyenne for Wilson and Governor Kendrick, will be guests Monday at 4 PM at the Kendrick home. No formal invites. workers and voters for the club are expected. The group aims to continue and may affiliate with the national Women's Democratic League.
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Woodrow Wilson Club
Cheyenne
Wilson
Kenrick
John RB
Kendrick
Governor's Mansion
National Organization of Women's Democratic League
J T Kendall Now Heads Wyoming Life
Wm R Lehnitger, longtime president of Wyoming Life Insurance, resigned yesterday and his successor was elected J T Kendall. Kendall represents interests that recently gained control of the company. The new management aims to develop a strong, active Wyoming insurer with no further policy details announced.
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R. Lehnitger
Wyoming Life Insurance Company
J. T. Kendall
Kendall
Wyoming
Embery Bans Turkey Raffles In Cheyenne Departure
Chief of Police Charles F. Embery announced a strict ban on turkey raffles in Cheyenne this season. He warned that any preparations would lead to arrests as raffles of all kinds are illegal and will be enforced.
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Turkey
Cheyenne
Charles F. Embery
Farmers Take Deep Interest in Institutes for Next Month
Farmers show strong interest in county institutes set for December with state university staff and Prof. Burton scheduled to lecture on livestock management and feed. Laramie county stockmen are urged to adopt better stock practices while Prof. Parsons will discuss dry farming and moisture conservation. Events run December 11 to 13 at Needham, Carpenter, Burns with grain and potato shows, judging contests, and a basket dinner. three sessions daily and lectures for women and youth.
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State University
Burton
Animal Busbandry
Laramia County
Burn
Parsona
Agronomy Department
Laramie
Needham School
Carpenter
Burne
Grange
Burns Industrial Elub
European powers send peace signals at League of Peace banquet
NEW YORK reports note England France and Germany forwarding goodwill messages to the League to Enforce Peace as Britain and allies indicate openness to peace talks. Washington observers call Earl of Derby's remarks a cautious hint that reason may prevail over force in ending the war.
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England
France
Germany
American League of Peace
New York
Europe
League
Briand
Grey
Wilson
Derby Speec
Washington
Earl of Derby
Britain
Earl
Former Cheyenne Priest Named Heiress of Huerta Heir
Rev Father Francis P Joyce once stationed in Cheyenne as Fourth United States artillery officer is listed as an heir to the late Mexican dictator Victoriano Huerta. Joyce, now at Fort Huerta as a claimant, previously served at Fort Logan and Fort Russell. He has not explained how he became named among Huerta’s heirs. Page fight continuation noted.
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Huerta
Francis P. Joyce
Cheyenna
United States
Fort Oe
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
el Paso
Joyce
Fort Logan
Fort Ruasgell
Ands
Shaplwins
Huertan
Advange on Bucharest Advance on Bucharest War Update
Central powers push toward Bucharest from three directions with much of western Wallachia under pressure. Violent fighting resumes in Dobruja as Bucharest reports a German attempt to cross the Danube. Heavy clashes ongoing.
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Bucharest
Wallachia
Dobruja
Danube
Adamson Suits Delayed Pending Supreme Court Ruling
In Kansas City the Adamson law litigation will be paused until the Supreme Court rules on the constitutionality of the Missouri Oklahoma & Gulf case. Attorney General Gregory telegraphed government attorneys in Kansas City approving plans to expedite the test case for the high court. The test uses the Missouri Oklahoma & Gulf decision, decided against the government by Judge Hook, with the Supreme Court convening December 4.
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Kansas City
Pollock
Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Gregory
Hook
Great Eight Hour Controversy Figures Named
Key leaders in the Adamson eight hour bill clash include Representative Adamson of Georgia, Senator Newlands of Nevada presiding over hearings, Samuel Rea of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and top union men W S Carter and Warren Sson as major players in this historic industrial era dispute.
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America
W. Adamson
Georgia
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Wravels Newlands
Nevada
Joint Committee of Congress
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. 8. Carter
Warren S Sone
Mexican American Protocol Signals withdrawal of Pershing forces
The Mexican American joint commission signed a protocol to withdraw American troops from Mexico within forty days after final war and to leave border patrol to each side. Secretary Lane voiced US policy support for Carranza and said the US would pursue bandits to protect borders if needed.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Mexico
Seecretary Lane
United States
Carranza
Villa Forces Routed as Carrancistas Claim Victory
Carrancista authorities report Villa forces completely routed from Chihuahua City after two days of fighting. Government losses described as light, Villa casualties said near 500. Generals Treviño and Orta pursue retreating bands toward the northwest as Chihuahua City calms.
Marine Losses of Norway in War Almost Thirty Millions
Norway faces heavy toll in wartime maritime losses. The correspondent notes 150 steamers totaling 225000 tons, insured for about 25 million dollars, plus 40 000 tons in sailing ships insured for over 18 million and many lumber laden craft uninsurable. One hundred fifty sailors died, about half from German torpedoes. many boats seized after prize court action. Germany’s submarine campaign disrupts Norwegian neutrality, stirring public anger toward press and government restrictions on fish exports.
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Christiania
Norway
Hee
England
Germany
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