Error in Apportionment Forces State to Recompute Per Capita
An apportionment error from census statistics shows about 600 children in Albany county were undercounted. The per child amount must be recalculated, lowering the state total from 9.83 to 9.72 dollars. Every county will return roughly 11 cents per capita to cover the deficiency, creating extra workload for the education department and superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al- Pee
Albany County
Department of Education
Altho
State Treasury
ACTION DEFERRED PRISONER AMNESTY POLICY
President Harding and Attorney General Dougherty stated no general amnesty for prisoners convicted under wartime esparage laws will be considered until peace is declared. Each case will be weighed on its merits. A two hundred strong delegation from organized labor and civic groups urged Debs release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Dougherty
Eugene ¥. Debbs
Modern X Ray Machine Installed by Hocker Bros
Hocker Brothers, local dentists, installed a thirty amp Victor X-ray machine described as modern and safe. Dr Lowen Williams, X-ray expert with Western Bertal Co of Salt Lake City, supervised the setup. Patrons already show splendid negatives, and the dentists are praised for enhancing their X-ray service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Hocker Brothers
Lowen Williams
Bertal Co
Salt Lake City
Rew
Hooker Brothers
Oil Leases in Wyoming Field to Be Auctioned
More than 6000 acres in the Salt Creek district Wyoming will be offered for leasing at the Douglas land office starting June 15 at 10 o clock. Leases limited to 640 acres per bidder will be put up for auction to the highest cash bonus bidder. Royalty rates range from 25 to 38 1 3 percent. First formal Wyoming oil lease auction held under the oil leasing act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Creek
Wyoming
Douglas Land Office
Wm Proven
Oil Leasing
Diamondville Nuptials Tie Diamondville Pair to County Clerk
Mr Ray Casanova and Mrs Mary Massa were granted a marriage license by County Clerk Nicholson last Wednesday. The couple list Diamondville as their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Casanova
Mary Massa
Nicholson
Casanova
Diamondville
Senate Orders Railroads Up for Investigation
A Senate resolution adopted without debate orders a general inquiry into railroad maintenance costs efficiency and traffic, with May 1 start. Chairman Cummins will lead hearings, beginning with railroad executives as the first witnesses. The probe will examine rate reductions and operating practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee
Harvey to England and Herrick to France confirmed
Washington reports the Senate confirmed George Harvey of New York as ambassador to Great Britain and Myron T. Herrick of Ohio as ambassador to France. Harvey’s vote was 47 to 20. Also nominated were H. Foster Bain to direct the Bureau of Mines, Mary Anderson to head the Women’s Bureau, and three railroad board vacancies filled by Walter L. McMenamin, Samuel Higgins, and Ben W. Hooper representing labor, management, and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Harvey
New York
Great Britain
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
France
Senate
Harvey
H. Foster Bain
California
Bureau of Mines
Mary Anderson
Illinois
Women's Bureau
Department of Labor
Railroad “Board
Walter L. McMennnen
Massachusetts
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Samuel Higgins
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway
Ben. W Hooper
Tennessee
Rheumatism Relief Claim for Chamberlains Liniment
Mrs C Owsley of Moberly Missouri states she is subject to rheumatism and when a spell hits one or two applications of Chamberlains Liniment relieve the pain and allow rest and sleep. She would not be without it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mrs. C. Owsley
Moberly, Mo
General Chairman of Engineers Visits Here
George P. Delury, general chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for the Oregon Short Line system, was a Kemmerer visitor Sunday. He held conferences with local engineers before departing Monday morning for Pocatello Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Delury
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Kemmerer
Mr. Delury
Pocatello
Ida
Junior High Students Stage Minstrel Show
A group of junior high students performed a minstrel show Friday afternoon for the high school audience. The program included songs and jokes and was well received, with the junior high pupils gaining a reputation as entertainers.
Montpelier Couple Secures Marriage License Here
Basil Jones and Pearl Smith of Montpelier Idaho secured a license from the county clerk last Saturday. Justice of the Peace William McAllister performed the ceremony. The couple faced several misdirections before finding the county clerk’s office, finally departing for home Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Jones
Pearl Smith
Montpelier
Idaho
William McAllister
Kemmerer Hotel
Jones
Oakley
First National Bank
Mrs. Jones
Moose Lodge forms as Clinton Oakley named Past Dictator
When the Junior Moose Lodge No 76 organized last evening Clinton Oakley was chosen as Past Dictator of the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge No. 76
Clinton Oakley
Petrie Baby Dies After Weekill Illness in Kemmerer
Hedviz Petrie aged 22 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Petrie, died at L C M hospital after a week long illness. The father, James Petrie, is manager of Opal Mercantile Co and well known in Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedviz Petrie
James Petrie
Mr. Petrie
Opal Mercantile Co
Kemmerer
Not as Bad as They Seem
A compact reflection on caution and reassurance noting that many situations appear harsher or more serious than they actually are, offering a restrained, optimistic view.
Jap miner Harada judged insane at Wyoming hearing
F Harada fifty year old Jap of Sublet was declared a state insane patient after a Monday hearing before Commissioner H R Christmas. He had lived fifteen years in Wyoming and worked as a miner. A jury found him insane and he was taken to Evanston for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Harada
Sublet
H. R. Christmas
Wyoming
Lincoln County
Lago
Art Midgely
M. F. Naglin
P. Gordon
John Essman
Jack Webster
Joe McDonald
Harada
Evanston
Kansas City Stock Market Report Brings Mixed Gains After Storm
Kansas City market notes stronger to higher prices in hogs and sheep while cattle show mixed gains. Steers and yearlings rise modestly, cows and veal firm, receipts light later. demand rebounds with storm-era delays. Pigs and lambs up, top hogs near 8 60, best lambs around 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
West
Chicago
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Hocker Bros
Diamondville Nupitals
England
Herrick
Lieve
Petrie Child
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Essex
Lincoln County Garage
Platt Wilson
Propr
A. D. Walton
U. S
American Legion
Walton
Legion Boys
Legion
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Blyth -Fargo- Hoskins Company
Hart Schaffner & Mare Clothes
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