Wyoming constitution described as people's instrument and labor rights protector
The article extols Wyoming's constitution as an instrument by the people for the people, guarding laborers and limiting corporate power. It highlights provisions against monopolies and trusts, arbitration for labor disputes, no foreign police, fixed salaries, no interest on public funds, tax caps, and protections for settlers, education, and water rights, framing the common man as central to governance.
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Wyoming
United States
Boomerang of Friday Reports Glassworks Shutdown
The Boomerang of Friday notes no smoke or activity at the glassworks as it closes indefinitely. The co operative company brought in last month proved unable to operate successfully despite a $4,000 citizen donation. High freights, fuel costs, and a low Hallock company contract are blamed, with a suggestion Hallock should take over to capitalize on eastern freight margins.
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Co-Operative Company
Hallock Company
Denver
Wyoming
Land Patents Issued in Cheyenne Office on October 17
The Cheyenne land office issued homestead patents dated October 17 to numerous settlers across counties. Recipients include Simon Auer David Clark Christopher C Casey John C Cantrell Thomas Roe Thomas Lowman William Randall Eli C Thomas Benjamin F Whitehead John W Northcutt Austin Sheek Adam Ellison Franklin Doughty William S Johnson George T Orm heirs of Daniel F Whipple George W Cooper William E Surina Willard Birchard John Schoen George M Slater Evaline N Carter Rowland Judd Joseph HH Smith Mary A Sutterfield Ellen P Crapo Newton Scrulock Martha Reynolds Jasper Whitely all based in Laramie Carbon and Albany counties.
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Cheyenne Land Office
Simon Auer
David Clark
Christopher C. Casey
John C. Cantrell
Thomas Roe
Thomas Lowman
William Randall
Eli C. Thomas
Benjamin F. Whitehead
John W. Northcutt
Austin Sheek
Adam Ellison
Franklin Doughty
William S. Johnson
George T. Orm
Daniel F. Whipple
George W. Cooper
William E. Surina
Willard Birchard
John Schoen
George M. Slater
Evaline N. Carter
Laramie County
Rowland Judd
Joseph HH. Smith
Mary A. Sutterfield
Ellen P. Crapo
Carbon County
Newton Scrulock
Martha Reynolds
Jasper Whitely
Albany County
Judge Moody backs Wyoming statehood as senator elect
Good Words manager reports Judge G C Moody, soon to be United States senator from South Dakota, has written to Major E P Champlin praising Wyoming and expressing strong support for admitting Wyoming as a state. Moody, a Black Hills pioneer, can leverage influence in Washington to aid Wyoming, and his good wishes are welcomed by Wyoming residents. Legal blanks for sale at this office.
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E. P. Champlin
Register of the Land Office
G. C. Moody
United States
South Dakota
Wyoming
Judge Moody
Cheyenne Club honors Hon Harrie Plunkett and a birthday toast
Cheyenne social note covers dinner at the Cheyenne club in honor of Hon Harrie Plunkett and a birthday surprise for Mr T B Adams. It also surveys fashion trends for men, library reading tastes of Cheyenne boys, and a Merchants Carnival fundraiser with poems by Wyoming poet W P Carroll.
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Cheyenne Club
Hon
A. Plunkett
Andrew Gilchrist
Harrie Plunkett
Plunket
England
Upo
Wyming
T. B. Adams
Paul Brewster
Mr. Adams
Miles
T.B
Cheyenne
Denver
Locke
Robert Elsmere
Naturalist Club
Mary E. Burt
Cook County Normal School
Illinois
Georges Beard
Morgan
Wilsock
Murray
Heath
Nash
Hader
Mills
Wilson
Argesheimer
Wyoming
W. P. Carroll
N. Morgan
Vanity Fair
C. W. Whipple
T. Hi. A
Dipo
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