Administration Gains and Opposition at Woolgrowers Meet
MORE BOASTS FOR ADMINISTRATION more boasts for administration as the national woolgrowers convention enters its second day in Herena Montana January 15 with strong turnout. Dr R A Ramsay of the US Bureau of Animal Industry spoke on federal cooperation with states in disease control and eradication while A J Knollin of Chicago discussed water resource conservation. Wyoming State Engineer Johnson drew applause for critiquing administration policy. Other talks covered alfalfa responsibilities livestock education and the Twenty Eight Hour Law from various perspectives. The program included officer elections committee reports and board meetings as visitors expect anti federal land policy resolutions. A stock show with a best display trophy and $1000 prizes drew great interest.
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Herena
Mont
Johnson
Wyoming
J. 9. O'Donnell
Billings
Agricultural College
J. M. Hamilton
Montana Agricultural College
George B. McCabe
Washington
Fred W. Gooding
Shoshone
Literatate Commerce Commission
B.J. Bell
Laramie
Wye
Board of Control
Fisheepmen
Fereuter Pinchot
Nelson Breaks Jack's Bubble in Great Pugilistic Feat
The Salt Lake Herald recounts how Jack Clifford helped push Battling Nelson toward a famed match with Gans. Clifford spurred negotiations, courted Tex Rickard, and pressed for a Nelson bout that would prove Nelson the greatest lightweight of all time. The saga includes telegram offers, side bets, and the pivotal role Clifford played in securing the fight.
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The
Salt Lake Herald
Anya
Jack Clifford
Nelson
Joe Gann
Gold Heid
Spider Welsh
Ball Palace
Clifford
Perry Queenan
Teddy Murphy
Murphy
Ciiford
Nolan
Tex Rickard
Will Nelson
Gilford
Labor
Gans
Qeldheld
Br Wether
the Herald
Salt Palace
Hoe
Wall
Balk Tate
Luisa Tetrazzini to Sing in New York Debut Tonight
New York reports Mme Luisa Tetrazzini, dubbed the second Patti, will debut in America tonight at a wage of $2900 per hour. Controversy swirls over rival claims from Herr Connell at the Metropolitan Opera and potential attempts to block the engagement.
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New York
Luisa Tetrazzini
Patti
Herr Oxcar Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
Herr Conreid
Metropolitan Opere
House
Mme. Tetraczini
Convention rally boosts wool growers hopes and rail support
Antagonism against railroad rate war fades as A B Smith reports Wyoming wool growers’ association meeting in Laramie was enthusiastic with strong rail cooperation. Many attendees boarded a Union Pacific train to Helena for the national wool growers and livestock associations meetings, with executives Mohler Lane Monroe and Park traveling to Denver. Shipping news notes steamer rate cuts from White Star, American, and Cunard lines easing travel costs, including meals, as overall freight and passenger fares adjust.
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A. B. Smith
Burlington
Laramie
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Omaha Bee
Union Pacific
Helena
Mont
National Wool Growers’ Association
Denver
National
Lvestock —Association
Mohler
Ton Pacific
Charles L. Lane
Retunt
J. A. Monroe
Cineral
Park
John Ryler
Joe Purlington
Omaha
Helens
National Wool Crowers’ Association
Germans Issue Call to Indiana Divine
At the German evangelical church annual meeting a call was issued to Rev. O G Wichmann of Craneville Indiana to fill the vacancy from Rev Walton’s resignation who will move to Kingfisher Oklahoma to lead mission work in the new state. Wichmann has been notified of the call and his decision will be known in days. The reports showed the church thriving financially with 2100 spent on church-building improvements and all officers from the past year re-elected.
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German Evangelical Church
O. G. Wichmann
Craneville
Ind
Walton
Kingfisher
Oklo
Wichmann
Laramie
Ansan Buys Land On The Plains
John W. Boughman of Plains purchases several Union Pacific sections in the basin twelve miles north west of Laramie. The land, described as suitable for homes, will be sold in small quantities to settlers who visit Plains.
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John W. Boughman
Plains, Has
Union Pacific Railroad
Laramies
Boughman
Able
May Pull Off Los Limiteds In Service Next Spring
Rumor swirls from railroad circles that Los Angeles limited trains Nos 7 and 8 will be withdrawn about February 1 due to poor patronage and financial loss since inception. rail service may resume in spring when coast travel picks up, with Salt Lake sources claiming authenticity.
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Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Senator Clark
Fair Lake
Installation Held for Laramie Lodge and Rebekah Officers
Public joint installation of Laramie Lodge No. 2 Albany Lodge No. 7 and Rebekah Lodge No. 1 10 OF last evening in Had Fellows hall drew more than 200 attendees and a pleasant social after. Louis Miller acted as Installing officer noting state lodge growth with membership up to 2500 in subordinate lodges and 1200 in Rebekah. two new subordinate and four new Rebekah lodges formed.
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Laramie Lodge No. 2
Albany Lodge No
Rebekah Lodge No
Rebekah
Sarah Smart
Belle Taylor
Anna Tegner
Clara Large
Emma Titus
Mary Blount
Dorotha Peterson
Mary Kinnear
Daunting news as son hurries to dying father
A message from Browning Missouri announced a father's critical condition. Dr Me Callum rushed by night train to be at the bedside. The elderly patient’s prospects are poor and recovery seems unlikely.
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Browning
MeCallum
Cortelyou resigns amid Roosevelt clash and health notes
Washington announces the resignation of Secretary Cortelyou after a stormy private session with President Roosevelt. Reports say he was offered the presidency of the Knickerbocker Trust Company but he left the treasury and has kept to his home recovering from the grip. He has attended cabinet meetings but failed to persuade the president that he deserved the administration’s support as Taft.
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Washington
Cortelyou
New York
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Corelyou
Roosevelt
Cortelyous
Cortel Yor
Treasury Department
Taft
George Stirling Dies in Cheyenne After Illness
George Stirling longtime Linton Pacific employee died this morning in Cheyenne from pneumonia. He is survived by his wife and two children. He was a well known former resident and brother to James Stirling and Mrs James Foster. Burial plans unclear. Della Stewerts secured 320 acres by US patent in a northern township.
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Cheyenne
George Stirling
Linton Pacific
Pneumona
James Stirling
James Foster
Della Stewerts
United States
Contralto Mise Marie Hamlin to Perform at Root’s Opera House
Mise Marie Hamlin, contralto with the Boston Opera Company now with the Hamilton-Gerson Vaudeville Co, appears at Root’s Opera House for one performance on January 16.
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Mise Marie Hamlin
Boston Opera Co
Hamilton-Gerson Vaudeville Co
Impersonator at Roats Theatre Stuns City Crowd
A touring act called the Hamilton Gerson warde Ville company arrives at No 8 today. One performer will appear in a full female costume, roaming streets and offering two Roata for the show. The impersonator must carry a copy of the LARAMTIO BOOMER and approach the public with caution, as tickets will be handed to those who correctly address the impersonator at Roats theatre.
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Hamilton-Gerson Warde Ville Company
Pera Howse
Carmen
Chia
Quarantine Lifted as Scabies Eradicated for Wyoming Idaho Sheep
State Veterinarian announces withdrawal of quarantine on Wyoming and Idaho ranges. Cheyenne railroad shipments resume with no restrictions. Dr. Lowell Clarke, agent in charge, to discontinue inspections of Wyoming origin sheep. Fewer animals to be dipped. industry anticipates a strong return this year.
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Wyoming
Idaho
United States Secretary of Agriclture
Cheyenne
T. J. Lowery
Lowell Clarke
Denver
Cole
Miscreant Hurls Stone Through Window
While Art and Mrs Sam Campbell of Fremont streets were seated at dinner an intruder hurled a stone through a water glass window in the parlor causing 25 dollars in damage. Mr Campbell heard the crash and rushed to the front door but the man fled into darkness before any description could be secured. Police have no clue to the miscreant.
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Art
Sam Campbel
Fremont
Campbell
Weather Summary for January 1 Observations
Reported weather over a 24 hour period ending at 12 o'clock on January 1 shows a maximum temperature of 29 degrees, minimum 6, with light precipitation and a northeast wind at 40 miles per hour. Humidity at 2 percent and a dew point of 6 accompany the data, noting southwest breezes and a showery spell.
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Données
Waley
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