Kendrick Addresses Convention on Livestock Welfare
Wyoming Senator John B. Kendrick told the American Live Stock Association in Colorado Springs that major stockholders face unprecedented problems. He praised the Agricultural Bloc for pushing tariff changes, lauded Henry C. Wallace, and urged stable credit, fair railroad rates, and redistributed market receipts to steady livestock prices.
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Colorado Springs
Col
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
American Live Stock Association
Ole Tank
Kendrick
Senvotr Kendrick
Senate
Harding
Henry C. Wallace
Benator Kendrick
Martial law declared in Texas on New Year
Governor Neff proclaimed martial law in Mexia and nearby oil fields to fight alleged vice and gambling. General Jacob Wolters in command at Mexia is authorized to call Texas National Guard as needed. Texas Rangers have patrolled Mexia fields since Saturday amid a clean-up campaign. no incidents reported on a quiet night.
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Austin
Texme
Jat
Neff
Mevin
Prigaaier
Jacob Wolters
Mouston
Cxmines
Mexia
Aml
Texas National Guard Forcea Ae
Texas Rangers
Texas
Oil Fulda
Sean
Carpentier to Fight Cook in London Tonight
London June 12 Georges Carpentier faces Australian George Cook in a heavyweight bout tonight. Carpentier is reported in top condition and heavier by several pounds than for his Dempsey match while Dempsey himself expresses confidence in his own chances.
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London
Georgen Carpentier
George Cook
Carpentier
Dempsey
Frivally
Cook
King George Grants Amnesty to Irish Political Offenses
London January 12 report that King George grants amnesty in respect to political offenses in Ireland prior to the act. The release of all prisoners begins immediately. Telegraph figures show 1,010 prisoners remain confined in English prisons under the designation.
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Associated Prec
London
King George
Ireland
Inez
Lublin
Telsh
Food Prices Fall Across 16 Cities Per Labor Bureau
The Labor Bureau reports overall food prices dropped 12 to 18 percent in 16 principal cities. Prices in 13 cities rose 33 to 60 percent over 1913 levels, indicating mixed changes in the food market.
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Associated Proor
Washington
Totais
Labor Bureau Statistics Department
Supreme Council Rejects Offer at Genoa Conference
Geneva reports the League of Nations council rejected the Allied Supreme Council proposal to cooperate as a single organization at the Genoa economic conference. Acting on the urging of Premier Lloyd George, the request was declined.
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Geneva
Council of the Leaguh of Nations
Allied Supreme Council
Cannes
Genoa
Barroime Cowell
Prowler Lloyd Counge
Lander Town Grows as Prosperity Deepens in Fremont County
The town of Lander in Fremont County Wyoming is described as thriving and steadily improving. It stands as the county seat in a rich farming and cattle region, with natural resources poised for development that will spur lasting growth and attract investment.
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Lander 14
Rocky Mountain District
Lander
Fremont County
Imooth
Wyomings
Rgest County
Girl Friendly Society Builds Community Ties
The Girl's Friendly Society under Miss Wilma Graham grows in influence as fall groups strengthen the community. Mrs Ralph Williams from the Washington DC Briveh praises the motto Bear one another's burdens while officers plan classes in millinery and etiquette, with games, dancing and refreshments to foster fellowship.
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Wilma Graham
Lander
Mra
Ralph Williams
Washington, D. C
Briveh
Binkw
Yeryonselur
Onil
Marry Lauder DM Omaia Mim Trial Dates Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a court day for Mim Grace Witewn of Rivertown facing local officials today. Details are incomplete but the event appears tied to a city proceeding or civil matter.
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Lauder
Omaia
Grace Witewn
Rivertown
Thie Elty
Shipment of Holstein cattle arrive in valley yards
Fifty eight high grade Holstein cattle including nine pure bred animals with excellent milking qualities are lodged in Nickerson cattle yards awaiting owners. Cattle purchased from Kansas farmers by County Agent Meyers and FF M Chapman arrived by rail, through Leavenworth, reported by Chapman as fine and promising for local dairy farmers. Prices were about 26 dollars per head below scheduled due to Kansas hard times and taxes, with hay shortages and feed limits noted. This purchase signals a new era in dairy farming for Inder Valley and Wyoming’s dairy prospects.
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Nickerson Cattle
Chens
Kanayaa
Meyers
FF. M. Chapman
City
Leavenworth
Chapman
Kansas
Myers
Inder Valley
Wyoming
Archbishop Meletios Metaxakis Found Guilty in Church Schism
An Athens ecclesiastical court, led by the metropolitan, found Archbishop Meletios Metaxakis guilty of attempting to create a church schism. He is deprived of his honorary rank and confined as a monk in the monastery at Zante.
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Athens
Meletois Metaxakis
Constantinople
Monastry
Zante
Postmaster Named for Laramie Wyoming
Elmer T. Hertz was nominated by President Harding to be postmaster of Laramie Wyoming. The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church met at Men John Ellman’s home on South Third Avenue with substantial business and refreshments served.
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Washington
Elmer T. Hertz
Harding
Laramie
Wyoming
Ladies’ Guild
The
Episcopal Church
John Ellman
South Third Ghent
Bowie
Harry Lauder
Omaha
Brandiew Theatre
Nebraska City
Luncheon Bridge Party At Mrs Read’s Home
Mrs Leslie Read hosted a two session bridge luncheon yesterday at her South Viola Street residence. Twenty four ladies attended the afternoon event with pink and white decorations and refined serving ware while Mrs Wright led high score in the afternoon. In the evening the dining room table was set for twenty eight and guests enjoyed a seven oclock beam served course. Ralph Prout and Charles Growl won first prizes in bridge with aid from Mr and Mrs Veuga.
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Leslie Read
South Vhira Street
J. W. Wright
Annin Colom
Briand Resigns After Cannes Conference Speech
Premier Briand submitted his resignation to President as Chamber of Deputies heard a lengthy justification. He announced the move after urging policies on the Anglo-French pact postponement of German reparations and Genoa conference participation.
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Associated Press
Paris
Briand
Elysee Palace
Chamber of Depution
Cannes
Briands
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Lila
Chamber of Deputes
Afteenoon
United States
Genoa
Ohare
Iam
Amargly
France
Prance
Germany
First Game of Season: Lander vs Douglas High School
The season opener features Lander and Douglas High School meeting Friday night in a anticipated state championship contenders clash. Players have trained since Thanksgiving and show strong ball handling and teamwork as a prelim game starts at 7 20 with a junior contest to follow.
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Douglas High School
Fone
Pabile
Artiva Agelant
Rivel High Scvhool
Dangtas Tan Li
Geveral
Thoro
Casket Found In River After Graveyard Collapse
A metallic casket containing a young woman's body preserved in alcohol was found by railroad repairmen near Vicksburg Mississippi last night. They believe the casket was dropped into the Mississippi River when part of a nearby graveyard caved in.
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Associated Press
Vicksburg, Miss
Mississippi River
Spain Considering New Cabinet After Maura Resigns
Madrid reports the cabinet of Antonio Maura has resigned. Conference are held to form a new government. Count Ramonnes noted the desirability of a military government and actions take shape to succeed the Maura administration.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Antonio Maura
Ramonnes
Local updates mix travel notes and community notices
Items from the morning paper report residents traveling to Arapahoe and Casper, social engagements, and local incidents. Notices include a lost pen plea, a girl’s improvement after illness, a broken collarbone incident, and sale offers for Edison phonograph and coal deliveries.
Briand Resignation Shocks War Conference Circles
The resignation of Premier Briand is reported to unsettle army conference deliberations and potentially alter plans for the Genoa conference and Cannes talks. M. Sarraut would stay in Washington to handle conference work but could not pledge French actions until a new cabinet is formed. Secretary Hughes confirmed Briand's resignation to armament delegations, eliciting dismay from attendees.
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Associated Press
Washington
Briand
Snd
Genoa
Cannes
France
M. Sarraut
Hughes
Rioting in Belfast as three women shot by armed men
Three women were shot by armed men in Belfast as rioting swelled. One woman escaped and is reported to have fled. In Dublin the withdrawal of government police auxiliaries from Ireland will begin immediately with the first contingent leaving Dublin tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Dublin
Ireland
Ford Newberry election vote called in Senate
In Washington on January 12 the Senate opened debate on the Ford Newberry contest with Senator Willis's amendment denouncing campaign spending. The session was briefly interrupted by a call for a quorum.
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Washington
Rion
Willis
Ohio
Campaing
Michigan
Peru College Aide Lina Andrews Found Dead Near Campus
Lina Andrews 27 head of the agricultural department at Peru College was found dead on a road near the campus. A revolver lay beside him and the coroner's jury ruled the wound well inflicted.
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Peru
Nebraska
Lina
Andrews
Agricultural Department
Peru College
Juror Panel Delayed in Arbuckle Manslaughter Trial
The jury selection for Roscoe Arbuckle's manslaughter trial was delayed as two temporary jurors were tardy, with district attorney representatives rebuked by Judge Harold Louderback. Three temporary jurors, all women, are now in the box.
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San Prancisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Harold Louderback
Millerand Signals New French Ministry Formation
Paris January 12 President Millerand indicated he would ask someone to form a new ministry before tomorrow. Barthon and Poincaré are named as leading candidates for the post.
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Paris
Millerand
Barthon
Poincaire
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