Wyoming Women Split Over Federal Suffrage Strategy
Laramie report shows the Woman's party failing to mobilize, with Alice Paul urging a federal amendment. Eleanor M. Cortell counters that states must approve suffrage first, urging Wyoming women to join the campaign in South Dakota and West Virginia rather than instructing local voters.
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Laramie
Campain
Woman's Party
Figaiest Wilson
Alice Fault
Eleanor M. Cortell
Congress
Ned Gp
Prohibition
Cuffragiata
Misa Paul
South Dakota
West Virginia
Wyoming
Cowboys Face Utah Aggies In Logan Saturday
University of Wyoming football leaves for Logan Utah to meet the Utah Aggies in a likely close contest. Cowboys, in good form, expect a strong showing with Immell Craig Talbert back, though no scrimmage possible due to heavy snow. Squad includes Captain Wilcox Partridge Long Snell Buchanan Corbell Wallace Matteson Talbert.
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UTA Aggies
Tawgan
Laramie
Wyo
Logan Utah
Utah Aggies
Cowboys
Eoom
Immell
Craig
Talbort
Denver
Corbett
Wilcox
Partridge
Long
Snell
Buchanan
Corbell
Wallace
Matteson
Talbert
Basin Oil Company Brings In Good Well
In the Lost Soldier field near Rawlins reports say Bair Oil Co struck oil at about 250 feet in their fifth well with a good flow. Fair Oil Co plans continued drilling in this fifth well to test lower sands and assess deeper wells as observers hope for a richer oil yield.
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Rawlins
Soldier Field
Bair Oil Co
Fair Oil Co
Roundup at Difficulty Returns to Millis Ranch Camp
After four weeks away, the roundup arrived at the Millis ranch on Sunday evening. Wagons, riders, and a lively 160 head of horses settled into camp as Bill Dolling led the wagon train and Tod Heartt drove the bed wagon. Music, stories, and a dramatic recital by a young performer known as Tex provided entertainment, with plans for another showing of Saint Peter at the Gate. Attending were Hiram Higginson, Bill Dolling, Ted Heartt, Howard Coolean, Minne Parkes, Lester Cardwell, Lawrence Sullivan, Jack Dolling, Carl Dolling, Andrew and Matt Nelson, Sanders Silimaki, Jim Horne, Charlie Ellis, George Davis, Tex, Bam Kellogg, Ernest Cheesbrough, Raymond Bennett, and Leander Matson.
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Tod Heartt
Hiram Higginson
Bill
Bean
Mun
Tex
Fisher-Mentier
Hayseed
Rebenstein
New York City
Saint Peter
Roy Patrick
Mrs
Bam Kellogg
Ernest Cheesbrough
Raymond Bennett
Leander Matson
Pine Bluffs Sees Substantial Boom With New Buildings
Pine Bluffs progress continues with multiple new structures under way. A $50 by 125 foot concrete garage and Ford supply station rises at Market and Second by W A Brittel. Frank Furney starts a concrete block grocery and meat market beside Hinckley millinery. W Johnson adds a 10 by 20 foot rear addition to his building as the town eyes a bright business future.
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Pine Bluffs
Hinckley
Prank Furney
W. Johnson
Fence removal eases Burns traffic at east crossing
Work began Tuesday on tearing down a long troublesome fence at Burns and South Burns. Crews from the Union Pacific remove the barrier from the stockyard west of the depot to the east crossing, allowing farmers to reach the east crossing and pointing grain deliveries to the elevators.
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Burns
Union Peetfie
South Burns
Prosperity Still Sweeps Country Across Reports
New York dispatch notes Northwest prosperity tales challenging Wilson era gloom. Spokane News Week excerpts claim lumber industry ruination under Underwood tariff, yet show wood workers in high demand with daily wages up to 3.50 dollars. Priest River and Coeur d Alene report full mills, rising mining activity and planned shipments of white pine to eastern markets.
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Northwest
Wilson
Pacific Coast
Spokane Spokesman Review
Spokane
State Road
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Rutledge Timber Company
Priest River
Ing
John S. Schermerhorn
Priest River Times
Arlington
Coolin
Waterman Rold
Pine Creek
Oil and Gas Drilling to Begin on New Mexico State Lands
Officials of a leasing company arrive with 100000 dollars worth of machinery to start oil and gas tests on state lands in New Mexico. Two initial wells will be drilled near Roswell in Chaves County and near the Panke ranch in southwestern San Miguel County, with further operations to follow under D B Vannest. Principal office will be in Santa Fe.
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Chaves County
San Miguel County
Santa Fe County
Terrace
Pankey Ranch
Roswell
D. B. Vannest
Santa Fe
Phone No 8 for prompt service and open late
A terse classified style notice claims prompt service and reasonable prices with hours extending to 2 a.m. The fragment mentions a phone number and messenger options. The exact location and business name are not provided.
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For & Messenger
Registration totals in Rawlins show 867 voters listed
Rawlins reports 867 voters registered as the first period closes, compared with 1251 at the previous general election. Officials expect at least as many or more voters this election.
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Rawlins
Foot wagon road to Devil's Tower approved at Sundance
Washington reports the national park service of the interior department has authorized construction work on a Foot wagon road to the Devil's Tower near Sundance. This marks a government approval for a new access route to the landmark and its surroundings.
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Washington
Devil's Tower
Sundance
National Park Service of the Interior Department
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