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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1921

Page

3

Early history of Delaware and its electoral role

Delaware began with Swedish settlers at New Sweden before Dutch rule and English conquest. By the eighteenth century it had its own legislature, became independent during the Revolution, and now has three presidential electors. The state name traces to the Delaware River named for Lord Delaware.

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Plans for Hoyt Hall at University Accepted

The University of Wyoming board of trustees accepted William Du Bois of Cheyenne’s plans for the Hoyt Hall addition. Bids will be opened at a special meeting on April 25 with a target to have the dormitory ready for the fall term. The board also approved a location for the new heating system.

Board of Trustees University of Wyoming William Dubois Cheyenne Hoyt Hall University

The Story of Our States Pennsylvania background

Pennsylvania the second state to adopt the Constitution has 45 126 square miles larger than New England except Maine with New Jersey added. Its name means Penns Woodland and was named by Charles II to honor Admiral Penn. Penn first came to America in 1682 and laid out Philadelphia Brotherly Love. Delaware came under Penns control and Mason Dixon line later defined slave and free states.

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Engineering Building to Rise North and East of University Commons

The structure will be sited north and east of the university commons, tucked under 4 Hill so it is not visible from the campus front. It will lie just east of the commons, in front of the heating plant, largely obscuring the facility from view.

Allen Couple Return From Mayo Clinic Visit

Mr and Mrs J W Allen of Jackson have returned from Rochester Minnesota after treatment at Mayo Brothers hospital. Both are much improved following the trip.

J. W. Allen Jackson Rochester Minnesota Mayo Brothers Hospital

tZEROISM SHEWN BY AMERICAN WORKERS OF NEAR EAST RELIEF

Approximately 600 American men and women serve loyally in Armenia, Anatolia, and Syria through Near East Relief. They resist withdrawal despite famine and harsh winter, saving over 100,000 orphaned children and refugees. Calls from centers plead for funds to sustain relief through winter and beyond, urging a Lenten sacrifice for Bible Lands.

Cretary Near East Relief Armenia Turkey Near East America Charles V Vickrey Anatolia Cincia Syria Constantinople Aleppo Laid Alexandropol Crucasus Kara Alexandropal Leonard Wood

Appeal for Aid to Suffering Armenians Led by General Wood

A broad coalition led by Major General Leonard Wood appeals for lent relief to starving Christian populations of the Near East. The effort, backed by prominent figures including Taft, Rockefeller Institute leaders, university presidents, suffragists, and notable patrons, mobilizes support through the Near East Helios charity in New York City.

Leonard Wood Army Near East Madison Avenue New York City Wood Rust Nelles Andrew W. Mel ‘On Pittsburgh William H. Taft Crank A. Mu Mins Eixabeth Marbury Sonnet Dompers Warren Stone Ubor Lboders John G. Milburn Moortius Atorey The American Bar Association Mary Garden David Tlaseo Alre Medill McCormick Mra Thomas Winter T He Chibs George Maynard Minor Ead Thy Mie Anin A Iomdon Percy ¥. Pennyhacker League of Women Votore Philip North Moore National Council of Women Wathara George Horace Lurlner Villadelphie Mire Mary Roberts Hinchark Rupert Taher Koerson Hough Ommtor Reet Sinpat Utah Goveror Jubre Mi Darker Laurelanms Pry Vronk AN

Harding Proclaims April 11 Special Congress Session

President Harding issues a proclamation calling Congress to meet in extra session at noon on April 11 1921. Tariff and tax revision listed as principal topics though the call notes many other subjects including transportation regulation packing coal industries and immigration restrictions may be addressed.

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Congress aims to pass Fordney emergency tariff bill

Washington reports the Fordney emergency tariff bill, vetoed by Wilson, will be rushed through Congress in an extra session to aid farmers against foreign competition. House Ways and Means Republicans revive the measure, with Senate Finance Committee backing. The bill carries a six month expiry unless a permanent tariff replaces it, and early sessions will also address an anti dumping bill and American valuation on dutiable goods.

Washington Wilson Congress Harding House Ways and Means Committee Penrose, Smoot and McCumber Senate Finance Committee Penrose Hardington Fordney

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Jonathan Brace Depleware Falls Hoyt Mayo Clinic Frontier Supply Company the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe Hotel Kemmerer Tom Ming Kemmerer Wyoming Dale Crane American Workers OF Near East Relief By, Charles Vv Vicerey Lodge Goodrich B. F.goodrich R R Akron, Ohio Goodrich Rubber Footwear
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