Land Commissioner Hoyt Faces Grand Jury on Fence Law Cry
Gordon Neb land commissioner Fred Hoyt told a federal grand jury that widows signing filings did so with proper reading and consent. He warned sudden fence law enforcement would harm small cattlemen more than large operators, and that many widows lease land, often requesting Hoyt keep their receipts for safekeeping.
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Omaha Bee
Fred Hoyt
Gordon Neb
Calumel Mosby
Bee
Grand Jury
Hoyt
Mr. Hoyt
Officials Pass Through On Special Train Visit
A party from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad visited the city yesterday. Officials listed include President HG Mart and Directors J.C. Stubbs and A.J. Darling, with engineers and superintendents from Nebraska and Wyoming divisions. Arrangements enable a through sleeper from Omaha to the coast over Union Pacific and Southern Pacific lines, promising quick travel time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruilroad
HG. Mart
Trattle
J.C. Stubbs
J. H. Berry
Buckingham
W. R. McKeen
R. W. Baxter
Nebraska
W. Fh. Park
Wyoming
Garrett Fort
A. J. Rarling
F. A. Miller
St. P
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Paul Road
Omnia
Union Pacific
Southern Pa
Elle Hines
Financial policy of administration outlined to retire silver dollars
The administration plans a gradual withdrawal of silver dollars and greenbacks to replace currency with gold backed notes. Congress is urged to raise the subsidiary coinage limit to speed the process, with a small tax on note holders to offset losses. Mrs. John Hall of Pocatello arrives in the city visiting relatives.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Mise Bello Corbett
Laramie Jett
Ferenda
Credita
Kansas
Old York State
Strikers Denounce Chicago Press on Omnibus Union Pac News
Cheyenne Wy December news notes defend machinists strike action. The union rejects a Republican article headlined Suikers Have Less Confidence as misleading. Power problems persist with trains late by hours and freight diverted to other lines. No Omaha conference exists. A committee only audited books and arranged writer’s campaign finances. The union vows to share accurate strike news.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Dee
Union Pacific Strik Ors
Suikers
Spirfua
Omala
Durigg
Eld
Strija
Omaha
Windstorm in Wood's Landing Downs Poles and Fences
Jacob Lund reported from Wood's Landing that a fierce windstorm yesterday toppled several telephone poles and damaged fences. He noted little snow at his location this week and described the wind as stronger than any he had seen before.
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Jacob Lund
Wood's Landing
Hi Place
Mrs Mondell Ill in Chicago for medical care
Mrs Mondell III of Washington D C is in Chicago under special medical care and will not return to Washington until after Christmas. Mrs Allen left for Laver to be with her husband as the Rambler smelter shipped several loads of matte yesterday.
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Washington
D. C
Mary_ Mondell
Wyomins
Chicago
Itd. Allen
Laver
Cleveland
Williams
Rambler
Cheyenne YMCA to Face Wyoming in Second Term Football
The Cheyenne YMCA will play the University of Wyoming in the second football term, likely at Laramie, with a fast Cheyenne lineup led by fullback Hawes and quarterback Wyrecht. The squad includes Conter Meyers guaris Dudley Bond Jackles Jensen Kreitz, jends Holliday, Riner left halfback Bolee right halfbacks Lynne and Wyrecht, with substitutes Knopf Knight and Durbin.
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Cheyenne
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Cheyenne ‘Tribune
Conter
Meyers
Guaris
Dudley
Bond
Jackles
Jensen
Kreitz
Jends
Holliday
Hawes
Riner
Bolee
Halfhnels
Lynne
Wyrecht
Knop
Hotels Mentioned Names Across Several Cities
A fragmented list of names and places appears, including Kuster Jesse Simkins Jacob Sind Wood Angus McDonald Harry Miller Medicine Bow Harry Green Walden Cole Wm Musselman Dan Perry F Mead A Far Water Gallatin Me J J Beasley Thornburgh Robt Pause Milwau kee Jno W May Rock Springs U S Danford Cheyenne Frank E Coe Omaha G F Gigh Denver J Bradford Denver A Squise University Park Colo Wm W Lee Chicago Chi Barlow Kersagh Wm F Becker Portland Ore Martha J Appleate Menlo Wash Johnsons Al Bushnell K Whitehouse city spring H L Kingsbury Racine Wins Walter Walber Centennial G F Roach Rock Springs H P Condron Rock Springs Joe Pease Denver Mac Connors H N Boyd Omaha H Meyers G Hamden.
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Kuster
Jesse Simkins
Elty
Jacob Sind
Wood's
Angus McDonald
Harry Miller
Medicine Bow
Harry Green Walden
Cole
Wm. Musselman
Ranch
Dan Perry
F. Mead
A. Farwater
Gallatin Me
J. J. Beasley
Thornburgh
Robt
Pause
Milwaukee
Jno
W. May and Son
Rock Springs
U. S
Danford
Cheyenne
Frank E. Coe
Omaha
G. F. Gigh
Denver
J. Bradford
A. Squise
University Park
Colo
Wm W. Lee
Chicago
Chi Barlow
Kersagh
Wm. F. Becker
Portland
Ore
Martha J Appleate
Menlo
Wash
Johnson’s
al Bushnell
K Whitehouse
City Spring
H. L. Kingsbury
Racine
Walter Walbér
Centennial
G. F. Roach
H. P. Condron
Joe Pease
Mac Connors
H. N. Boyd
H. Meyers
G. Hamden
South Omaha stock yards report and plans for live stock show
Omaha style notes announce Graham Bros retirement and a South Omaha live stock show plan. Officials discuss a large exhibit, cold storage, slaughterhouse facilities, and an Omaha auditorium use for livestock displays. Cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts are reported with yard extension progress and port restrictions affecting trade.
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South Omaha
Neb
Bick Brehange
Patock
Fiemi
Omaha
New England
Boston
England
United States
Moneaiehnsee Board of
Aement Chiro
London
Aivices Senate
Lastaweek
Burlington
Laramie Meat Firm Purchases Graham Bros. Business
The Laramie Meat company, a new firm led by John C. Ellis of Chicago and M. J. Coughlin with Leuie Coughlin, buys Graham Bros. on Second Street. Plans include expansion, a 4 metropolitan meat market, four cold storage houses, slaughter pens northeast of the city, and a supply base at the Coughlin ranch on the Little Laramie. The venture aims to provide local citizens with meat comparable to eastern markets. The Graham brothers are undecided on their next steps.
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Laramie
Graham Boys
Interior decision on land grant splits Wyoming oil fields
Evanston Wyoming reports Interior department action on section 27 of a railroad land grant. Oil fields and prospectors react with indifference while noting the grant covers less than one tenth of the oil zone. Decision is not final and may go to higher court. two sick children in the Marsh household are improving.
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Evanston
Wyo
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Oil Holt
Wyoming
Oil Sone
Union Pacific
Jager Oi
Old Friends at Opera House by Familiar Troupe
Mrs Rootshnotnces announces the next attraction at The Opera House will be the same troupe that performed two years ago in Tennessee's Partner and last year in Ol Cross Heady They gave general satisfaction then and promise more this time Harry Miller proprietor of the Medicine Bow House paid a welcome visit to the Hoormertog office yesterday.
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Harry Miller
de Medicine Baw House
Hoormertog
Buffum Family Earns Free Masonry Degrees in City Visit
The Port Colling Evening Courier reports professor B C Batam of Wyoming University and Dr George H M Buffum of Cheyenne visiting their father GW Buffum in Fort Collins. The trio, including two sons, received chapter degrees and Royal Arch during their stay, a rare occasion for a father with his sons in the craft.
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B.C. Batam
Wyoming University
George HM. Buffum
Cheyenne
GW. Buffum
Buffai
Joe Mason
Snge No. 1
Bnt
Ingham Aids Cattle Shipment From Carroll Ranch
Ingham of Layamie Grocery company traveled to Carroll's ranch on Saturday to assist in shipping cattle in which he holds an interest. The cattle will be shipped to Omaha.
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Hor. Ingham
Layamie Grocery Company
Carroll
Ansiat
Omaha
Soldiers seek pen pals in brief exchanged by Wyoming unit
A notice from the 13th Battery Field Artillery at Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming asks eligible young women to write to soldiers seeking matrimony. The letter lists several men with ages heights weights hair and eye color plus notes cash on hand and musical or farming skills. Addresses and unit details are provided for responses.
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Hoiwr Sentinel
Walter Mohn
Prank & Kelley
George F. Moyers
John E. Conklin
Christopher A. O'Donnell
Mehta
Plano Tyner
Hedges O'Dowd
Walter Mon
Frank P. Kelly
Joon F. Meyers
John F. Conklin
Christopher A. O' Hedge O' Dowd
Aildricas
Kiel
Fort D
Arrest of Union Pacific strike-breaker W. E. Price
W. E. Price, accused attacker of B. F. Perry, district Machinists Union leader, is arrested in Payson Utah by Utah officers at request of Laramie County Sheriff Smalley. Requisition papers issued by Governor Richards. Price attempted escape via habeas corpus but failed. to be transported to Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Payson
Utah
W. EB. Price
Union Pacific
Blfp
Perry
Machinists’ Union
Smalley
Laramie County
Price
Cheyant
Denver Pacific
Cheyene
Denver
Sheri Smalley
State Line
Eaton
Tah
Report on Bankruptcy Law Operations in Year
A report submitted to the Attorney General outlines the practical operation of bankruptcy law for the year. Voluntary petitions totaled 1974, with 2100 involuntary filings. States with most voluntary proceedings were New York and Illinois. fewest in Alaska and Arizona. Debtors included farmers, merchants, manufacturers, professionals, and contractors.
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Washington
Beasenburg
New York
Mlinois
Hilnels
Tst
Alaska
Arizona
New Mexico
Porto Bien
Nevada
Hawaii
Imahe
Wikourhora
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Gordon
Federal
Ageeies
THE
Carrolls
John Hall
Pocatello
City
Carrols
Mrs Mondell III
Omaha Stock Yards Report
Graham Bros
Hi. E. Marsh
Professor Buffum
FT. Collins
Port Colling
Theyeame
Preshy
Fort Russell
Connecticut
Imani
Norwalk
Conn
Evening Sentinel
13Th Battery Field Artillery
Fort
D. A. Russell
W. E. Paige
B. F. Perry
U. P. Guarde
Richards
Seendinnan Danes Tog Club
Sente
Jie
Bath
Bass
Keneye
Melton
Dinok Cheynnts
Val Hie
Hide Cwo Howe
Armenia
Laramie House
Mla
Vian Gray
Canela Hale
Vaney Novelty Brene Gandy
Widithy
Mwe
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