Lander Boys Win Prize at Laramie Stock Judging
The Lander team won first place in Wyoming's state stock judging contest at the University of Wyoming stock farm, scoring 1,265 points to 1,334 for Lyman. Maurice Donne of Lander had the top individual score with 497 points. Lori White of Lyman followed with 485. Six schools competed, each represented by three members judging six classes of livestock under Denver show regulations.
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W. M Horne
University Stock Farm
Lauder
Denver
University of Wyoming Stock Farm
College of Agriculture
Wycoming
Agricultural Department
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Lander
Lyman
Maurice Donne
Loriie White
Haynes Hinds
Sheridan
Lande
Maurice Moane
Don Marcy
Alexander Marty
Coell Rollins
Rulon Bradshaw
Wheatland
Glenn Stoll
Dale Neleor
Hugh Douglas
Hayne Hinds
Melva Lloyd
Glen Etroud
Afton
Winfield Burton
Fentan Linford
Lesse Baldwin
Powell
Ola Robinson
Lawrence Glenn
Wilber Bower
J. Stevenson
Dr. Hays
Hyde
Dadiamen
Hays
Hutton
Mire
Dadiaman
Nelwwn
Hoyt Hull
Presi
Dont Nelson
Toanaaien
Concher
Wariius Deama
White
Tank
Tiean Pavitte
Tienne
U S Steel and AEA Can Own Ships Through Panama Canal
The Interstate Commerce Commission examiner tentatively upholds United States Steel Corporation and subsidiaries rights to operate steamships via the Panama Canal. The steamship lines argued the steel firm cannot compete with canal traffic due to its railroad holdings.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States, Steel Corporation
Panama Canal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Exminer
Lnes
Steel Corporation
Canal Zone
Rocky Mountain Highway 10 Gets Colorado Funds
Hegand president of the Rocky Mountain Highway reports Stanley Edwards secretary confirms an appropriation of 100,000 for improvements north of Fort Collins. The Colorado department plans paving the Fort Collins to Denver corridor by 1924, in addition to the regular budget.
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Sod
Hegand
Rocky Mountain Highway
Stanley Edwards
Association
Fort Coling
Fort Collins
Denver
Colorado Department
Port Colling
Husband shoots wife and self in New Jersey tragedy
In Hackensack New Jersey on January 11 Peter Peppe killed his wife and seriously wounded his daughter Mary before shooting himself. Police say Peppe recently faced a welfare arrest and authorities theorize mounting anger sparked the deadly act.
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Hackensack
N. J
Peter Peppe
Mary
Mt Fly
Little Ferry
Here
Peppe
Two Sailors Killed Off Coast in Pirate Angling Case
Two foreign sailors were found dead and three suspects arrested in Miloxt Mississippi after an attempted raid on a schooner at anchor near a canal. Local police allege piracy attempts tied to ram running on the Atlantic, with a Cuban fishing crew involved. The incident follows a boat fight where a captain and crew allege violence by a vanuakiow- aboard crew.
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Miloxt
Miss
Fellowes
Ram
Mo Middie
Stmck
Hyuan
Miners Anxious For A Contract In 400,000 Work Force
About 400000 soft coal miners in more than twenty states wait on a new wage agreement with soft coal operators before March 31. United Mine Workers officials warn of wage uncertainty for two years if no deal is signed by April 1, and mixed hopes persist as meetings in Pittsburgh and Ohio face refusals from operators.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Jonrney
Pittsburg
Crlis
Pennsylvania
Onin
Indiaea
Ulinais
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Provident Lewis
Referendum on beer to be voted upon in Ohio
The fight to repeal the Walstead act to permit beer and light wines will be carried to Ohio voters this fall under the referendum law. Captain William H. Slayton, managing director of the campaign, says petitions will circulate to determine public opinion on changing the law.
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Oid
Cleveland
Ohio
Walstead
Wilam H. Slayton
Forty One Years in College Sets New Record at Columbia
Anochited Press reports William Cullen Brant Kemp began at Columbia University 41 years ago and remains a student with no missed semesters. This year he studies paleogeographic development of North America after exhausting all the traditional fields. Kemp notes the more you learn, the more you know. Some say he avoided study as a boy, and a wine uncle once left a will to support him as long as he stayed enrolled.
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Anochited
New York
Liam Cullen Brant
Kemp
Columbia University
Ologies
North America
Mayor Sells Bread Six Cents A Loaf In Public Stores
In Tiffin on January 16, Mayor Unger opened three public bread stores to curb profiteering and the high cost of living. Bread is baked by Toledo bakeries and sold at six cents for a large loaf. The move marks a bold effort to stabilize prices and ensure affordable basics for residents.
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Associated Presa
Turn Over Rein of Government in Ireland Transfers to Provisional Government
Dublin reports that constitutional powers for Ireland held by British authorities at Dublin Castle were handed to the Provisional Government of Ireland under the Anglo Irish treaty. Viscount Fitzalan, Lord Lieutenant, conducted the transfer in the privy council chamber last Saturday.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Provisional Government of
Viscount Fitzallen
Privy Council
Correspondents at armament conference fill pages
Washington January 16 officials list 51 accredited correspondents from major journals and daily reporters describe the armament conference coverage. Japan leads foreign nations with about forty. many more observers are believed to be assisting from side lines and behind the scenes.
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Washington
Iteax
Japan
State Department
New Political Party of Women Formed in Springfield
A new political party governed entirely by women is formed to replace the Roosevelt Progressive Party. Incorporation papers filed. leaders say nominees will resist male domination and external dictation. A party meeting is planned at Father Kravey’s residence on Wednesday.
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Apringfield
Dap
Roosevelt Progressive Party
Anne
Father Kravey
Reduced freight rates on gasoline to Utah cities
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered gasoline freight rates cut 10 to 20 percent from producing points to Salt Lake City Ogden and Provo with a cap of 55 cents per hundred pounds effective April 11. Rates listed include 65 cents from Florence Colorado 69 cents from Casper Wyoming 75 cents from Greybull Wyoming and 8 cents from Withington California with a note the mid continent rate shall not exceed per hundred.
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Washington
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Provo
Utah
Interstate Commerce Commission
East Lake City
Florence
Colo
Casper
Wyoming
Greybull
Withington
California
Legion Men To Take Census Legion to interview every veteran voter
In Indianapolis January 20 and 21 the American Legion will stage a major convocation to plan a nationwide census like a personal canvass of all veterans by Legion volunteers under local committeemen. National Commander Hanford MacNider will lead a drive to interview every ex service man and determine preferred forms of adjusted compensation.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
Hanford MacNieder
Legion 1 Canvarsers
R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Harding
K. M. Landix
Chicago
National Legion
War and Navy Departments
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Tate
MacNider
Nome Moana
BH. W. Galbraith
Legion Nathonal
Soldiers misused says committee memorial to Harding
The Disabled Americans of the World War urge immediate action for 3500 mentally disabled former service men in state institutions, calling their neglect and profiteering a black mark on the nation. Rep. Albert W. Jeffries of Omaha announces candidacy for the U S Senate against Hitchcock. The commercial seaplane reported lost off Flora arrived at Reminiuth island, per navy department reports.
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Associated Prec
Washington
Harding
Associated Press
Flora
Remini
Uth
Bahaman
Navy Department
Poincare Cabinet Goes Into Power With Decrees Issued
Paris dispatch reports the new cabinet under Raymond Poincare taking power as official decrees publish for each minister and under secretary of state. Denver meanwhile notes ten ranges left for Routt County amid wage dispute threats after wage cuts. Sheriff calls for martial law, governor seeks investigation first.
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Asociated Press
Paris
Sun
Raymond Poincare
Denver
Dan
Routt County
Martin Law
Navy 99 7 Per Cent Pure Says Secretary of Navy
The United States navy is 99.7 percent native born per figures from the Bureau of Navigation cited by Secretary Leaby who praises the force as the best in the world. The report shows daily composition by birthplace and lists totals by native born, Guam, Hawaii, the Philippines orVirgin Islands, and naturalized citizens. It notes 4.8 percent total discharges were dishonorable and 6.08 percent deserted, with more than six thousand medals awarded for conduct. It provides state-based distributions and a breakdown of races among the 129,905 sailors. Also a brief note: a lost and found ad for a stray eight month old Alntale pup.
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Asociated Press
Washington
United States Navy
Leaby
Bureau of Navigation
Daly
Natwralinet
Umber
Guam
Hamna
Philippines
Virgin Intends
Cittepas
New York
Pennsylvania
Mansichusetta
Ulinuls
Philipinos
Chitose
Japan
Bamouna
Senate Finance Committee Approves Deb Debt Refunding Bill
The Senate Finance Committee approved the allied debt funding bill after removing most Treasury objections. Democrats opposed the perfected form as provisions for semi annual interest payments and minimum five percent interest were dropped. The life of bonds for foreign governments remains limited to 23 years.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Sbill
Chinese Japanese delegates accept Kiao Chow surrender terms
Washington dispatch reports that the January talks on Shantung resumed after both delegations warmly accepted the text of the agreement. The surrender by Japan of the Kiao Chow leasehold was considered fortunate and the discussions continued.
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Washington
Japan
Shantung
Kelloy Grabs Fed Board Expansion to Favor Farmers
Senator Kelloy, Republican author of the original farmer amendment, proposed a substitute to the Federal Reserve Act to add another director on the Federal Reserve Board. The move aims to pave the way for President Harding to appoint a non farmer. The discussion centers on influence over board composition and agricultural ties.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
Federal Reserve Act
Kelloy
Monroney admits killing wife son and daughter with axe
Charleston reporter states Monroney surrendered to the sheriff and confessed to killing his wife, son, and daughter with an axe as an attempt to exterminate the family amid financial worries. He led officers to the bodies and said they were killed as they slept, then attempted suicide in a barn before seeking the sheriff.
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Charleston
Tls
Monroney
Joe
Doctor Robert McCracken Charged in Richwine Family Killings
Warrants charging murder were issued against Doctor Robert McCracken 56 of We Hellake in connection with the deaths of Mrs Clara Richwine MA and her father-in-law William Richwine 74 who were shot to death. McCracken was a former sergeant of St Clair County.
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Bastay
Louis
Jan
Igalunk
Robert McCracken
Hellevake
Clara Richwine
William Richwing
Moetracken
St. Clair County
Governor Shoup Declines Colorado Senate Bid
Oliver H. Shoup, governor of Colorado, announced he would not seek the governorship again nor run for the United States Senate in two years, ending speculation on his political future.
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Denven
Oliver H. Shaup
Colorado
United States
Jury in Bureh Kennedy murder trial still deliberating
Los Angeles on January 16 reports the jury in the Arthur Bureh murder case remains out and cannot reach a verdict. The defendant is charged with killing J Helian Kennedy, and deliberations continue as court records note no agreement yet.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur
Bureh
J. Helian Kennedy
Trade and cash offer for vehicle collection
Classified request offers a Dodge Commercial Truck a Nash Six and a fourth car in trade for cash or land. Proposer specifies exchanging for property or other assets and includes a cryptic note about quantities and names. The message reads like an old timey barter ad.
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Cette
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AEA
Myon
Hon Mie
Crow
NEW Political Party OF Women
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Nebraska
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Hitchcock
U. 3. Navy
Dono Degt
Ansociated Press
Hy Associated Press
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