Tisdel Makes Plain Statement On Wyoming University Crisis
The deposed University of Wyoming president Frederick M. Tisdel writes to the public defending his actions and detailing alleged malice by five board trustees. He claims the board removed him for political reasons, asserts he favored a centralized executive, and urges the university to restore educational leadership and accountability without delay.
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Frederick M. Tisdel
Board of University Trustees
University of Wyoming
Lonard’ of Trustees
Ad Vinn
The
Laramie Republican
Bellet Ia
Wheatland
Wyo
Tradel
Laramie
Wye
Tiedel
Sone
Jerge
Belif
Ter
Gramm
Aid
Aid Ia
Ly Educational Polleis
Batts
Bewt
Meeting Postponed By Woman's Club Department
The meeting of the social science department of the woman's club scheduled for tomorrow afternoon is postponed to April 18 due to the teachers' round table conference that convenes tomorrow.
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Social Ecienae
Woman's Club
Woman Tires of Life Hangs Self in Sheridan Home
Mrs. Frank Christensen committed death by her own action at Cowley. She was at home alone when her husband had just left for the field and the children were away. The two younger children found the body and alerted help. No clear cause. authorities note possible temporary insanity. Mrs. Christensen leaves a husband and four children.
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Sheridan
Frank Christensen
Cowley
Arlar
Christensen
New Desert Land Rules Limit Ranch Land Deals
A Denver report details a general land office circular restricting desert land assignments. Owners of 820 acres cannot acquire more by assignment, and only qualified individuals may receive desert entries. Surplus and un surveyed land rules affect entry and extension of final proof timelines.
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Denver
General Land Office
Sisted
Secretary of the Interior
Hope Of Entering Mine Abandoned After Explosion
Hope of entering Colliery No 1 to recover bodies of victims from Saturday's explosion has been abandoned for now. No more attempts to force entry will be made for three or four weeks.
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Hanna
Allem
Predatory Animal Bounty Appropriation Near Gone
The 1997 appropriation of 46 dollars to pay predatory wild animal bounties for 1907 is exhausted and no bounty will be paid for the remainder of the year.
Whitney Mentioned as Park's Successor in Upset Talks
Denver April 1 The Evening Times notes W A Whitney long associated with the Union Pacific in Utah arrived in the city and has been named as a potential successor to W L Park as general superintendent. Whitney says he knows nothing of any change.
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Denver
Timon
W. A. Whitney
Uni
Union Pacific
Utah
W. L
Park
Whitney
Teddy May Try To Crowd Taft Out
Omaha April 3 The World Herald Washington correspondent reports two Capitol building rumors stirring interest. One says the Republican ticket may pair Roosevelt and Taft. Public figures ponder Taft’s reaction if Roosevelt seeks prominence as vice president after spending about 750000 to back his own candidacy. The chatter attributes self interest to Roosevelt and Baldwin or other sponsors.
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Omaha
Washington
World-Herald Wayar
Capitol Bill
Roosevel
Taft
Publc
Roosevelt
Roonevelt
Douglas to Have Natural Gas as Fuel Plan Considered
Douglas April 3 Budget notes Moses Bijur of New York, early oil figure, arriving to study a proposed gas and oil project. LaPrele Gas and LaPrele Oil plan to canvass the city for provisional gas contracts, with flat rates and no meters, to supply Douglas if coal costs justify. If enough contracts are secured, gas wells will be developed in the Brenning basin and a pipeline laid by next winter.
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Douglas
Moses Bijur
New York
Brenning
LaPrela Gas Company
LaPress Oil Company
LaPrele Air Company
Bijur
Uresident
David, Newsome
Straup
Oaly
LaPrale Oil Company
Heeming
Dijotr Gaya
Rush for Licenses After Hunt Regs Relaxed
After reports of legal trouble with Juatien Hynde and hunting without a license, officials moved to tighten gun and hunting rules. Several licenses were granted this morning to hunters from local families, signaling a shift toward stricter regulation and oversight.
Hoge Speeds Up Return of Election Officers Meeting
James Howe led a hurried page in a fragmentary notice about appointments and a meeting to elect new officers. The text is garbled but hints at a return of Eliotn, a 12 mallen time, and a forthcoming gathering of a local committee to set fresh leadership for the year.
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HOGE
James Howe
Katherine
Fod
Harmin
County Sunday school convention draws strong turnout
Carman the lecturer pleased parents and educators with forceful talks on subsects and secular education. Mrs Clark and Prof Towar led sessions while Carman presented “The Artist of the Soul.” The meeting elected Carman to an unexpired term as county association president and introduced pledge cards to fund monthly gifts.
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Carman
Fingtandl
Peabody
Clark
Pramhall
Towar
Mate Association
Uy Laramie
Quincy Adams Lawyer at the Opera Delights Audience
The well known downcast play Quincy Adams Baw yer was shown last night at the opera house to a fairly large audience. The production impressed, with the cast praised for its solid performance and the overall quality above average.
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Quincy Adams
Quincy Adams Bawyer
Opera Sons
County Receives Common School Land Income Funds
County Treasurer Harry Maynard today received from Cheyenne a payment of $8,896.37 into Albany county s common school land income fund. The delivery confirms state funds allocated to support local education programs and public schools.
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Harry Maynard
Cheyenne
Albany County
Tanner Is No Better
Pete Rauner, who has been danger wely for the past two days, is te sted to be in a critical enactim.
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Tanner
Pete Rauner
Danger Wely
Fight Over Glass of Beer Ends in Death at Saloon
In Buffalo yesterday a drunken brawl between Om Miller a sheep herder and Benny Riggs a musician at the Wedside saloon led to Riggs being badly beaten and dying last night. Miller is held on a murder charge after the altercation over the price of a glass of beer.
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Buffalo
Om Miller
Benny Rigax
Riggs
Miller
Tom Smyth Leaves Hospital After Injury Update
Omden correspondence in the Salt Lake Herald reports Thomas Smyth, brother of Denia Smyrth, injured in a recent accident. Smyth has been moved from the hospital bed as his condition continues to improve.
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Omden
Salt Lake Herald
Thomas Smyth
Denia Smyrth
Sarman Praises Children at Huminy School Convention
J C Carman of Duswer spoke at the children story hour during the Huminy school convention. The talk was well received by the Mam Wo Onee audience, with applause from the children and noting the positive impact on young listeners.
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Sarman
J.C Carman
Duswer
Dogestertiay
Land patent filed amid patent 106 details
A land patent case appears with reference to Opcor V Strombone and a bend in ace. The text notes a range and a new 18, WOWAMDIP 4, suggesting technical terminology tied to the patent action. Further specifics are unclear in the fragment.
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Opcor
Strombone
Gore
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