Wyoming Legislature to consider wide reform program
Wyoming's Fourteenth Legislature, to convene January 9 in Cheyenne, will tackle a broad agenda including statewide prohibition, educational reform, immigration and colonization measures, highway and land laws, and a proposed state owned oil refinery. Other items include immigration revamp, school code modernization, and a potential repeal of the direct primary system.
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Union News Service
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wyoming Anti-Saloon League
F. L. Crabbe
House of Representatives
John B. Kendrick
United States
Wyoming Anti- Saloon League
Crabbe
Howard Russell
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League Movement
Dopetema Congress
Wyoming Range
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Betwen Sheepmen
Tallman's Annual Report: Large withdrawals in Wyoming lands
Cheyenne reports on the General Land Office tally for the year ending June 30, 1916. Withdrawals total 791,467 acres in Wyoming with 210,186 acres added that year. Of the withdrawn lands 166,170 acres have patents issued. Two mineral entries totalling 560 acres were patented. Sixteen new mineral applications covering 2,000 acres were filed, bringing pending total to 66 applications over 10,060 acres. Two Justice Department suits involve 400 acres, one decided against the government in a Wyoming District Court. The Midwest land suit yielded a 1915 Supreme Court decree awarding 9,530 dollars in damages for all removed. No final action yet on Salt Creek mining patent applications.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Clay Tallman
General Land Office
Department of Justice
United States Supreme Court
United States
Salt Creek
Banker ponies of Albemarle Sound drive and feed by fish
On North Carolina shore along Albemarle sound a wild herd of banker ponies survives on marsh grass and fish. The half wild horses are twice the size of Shetlands, caught yearly for branding and sale. In captivity they show intelligence and strength, with tame offspring valued for health and gentleness.
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North Carolina
Albemarle Sound
Dodging an Interview with Senator Quay Story
A young reporter asks Senator Quay for an interview and is handed a book during their talk. The senator asks if the reporter plays poker, then offers to let him read the book at leisure, sending him away dazed and on the sidewalk.
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Quay
An Ardent Wooer Town Topics Ad and Trade Note
A fragment from Town Topics mentions a dramatic line about elopement between Jack and Bess and shifts to a cheerful mood urging happiness with Red Cross Bag Blue and laundress relighting grocers. It notes 49 U S factories making needles and pins reporting higher business.
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Jack
Bess
United States
Silent Exchange Reveals Unknown Visitor Identity
A terse dialogue unfolds as a visitor asserts knowledge of Jimmy's identity while Jimmy downplays the claim. The exchange centers on recognition and deflection without further detail or context.
Tragediana Flubdub Acting Receives Mixed Reactions
Audience members comment on Tragediana Flubdub's performance with some noting stronger acting from friends in the crowd. The reactions hinge on perceived sincerity and stage presence as viewers compare the lead to supporting actors who seemed more engaged.
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Tragediana
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