Casper Editorial Urges Wyoming GOP Unity for Kendrick Reelection
A Casper editorial urges Wyoming Republicans to unite for the next Senate race with Sen. John B. Kendrick as a likely Democratic candidate. It argues Kendrick’s re-election is highly probable and praises Kendrick for his constant Wyoming focus and cross party appeal benefiting the state.
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Casper
John B. Kendrick
Kendrick
Drick
Senate
Wyoming
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Pleasant Little Row Over Monumental Achievements Debate
A clash erupts between Republican Congress members and Republican executives after a letter from the President praising supposed monumental achievements of the extra session. Weeks and others criticize the administration while reactions in New Mexico and national politics intensify the dispute.
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Congress
Executive Department
McCormick
New Mexico
Bursum
Weeks
New York
Bay State
Congress Debates Monumental Achievement Row Ends
Mondell, the Republican majority floor leader, settles a bitter quarrel over a monument theme. He endorses the President's "monumental achievement" letter while rejecting the Presidential message and Weeks denunciation, as Congress moves to memorialize what critics call a monument of public disgust.
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Tincher
Kansas
Luce
Maasachusetts
Congress
Mondell
Weeks
Wild Hold Up Report From Sheridan Sky Ranch
The Wyoming State Tribune reports a masked bandit robbed several men playing cards in a Palace billiard parlor room in Sheridan on December 19. The robber unlocked the room door, entered with a revolver, and took more than $400 before escaping through the alley door. no suspect has been captured.
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Wyoming State Tribune
Sheridan
Angis McLean Sees Better Conditions for Sheep Men
Angus McLean, Cokeville sheep man, toured the city after returning from Round Mountain. He reports about 2600 head in the district with good feed and improved conditions, blaming no party for current troubles and predicting gradual recovery for stock-raising.
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Angus McLean
Cokeville
Round Mountain
Gereen River
Stoffer
McLean
Wilson
Wyoming's Best Athlete Praised and Departed Star
Sorrow and joy mix on the University of Wyoming campus as Mob Fitzke leaves for the University of Idaho after a standout season. Experts praise his drop-kicks and forward pass skills, with Eastern writers naming him among football’s top stars and noting record-tying 48 yard drop-kicks.
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University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Mob Fiteke
University of Idaho
Parke H. Davis
Fitske
Yale
Castner
Notre Dame
Fitzke
Davis
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Altona
Robert Fitzke
Idaho
Denver
Utah Agriculture
Utah
Mother and child severely burned in powder explosion
In Evanston on December 19 Mrs Otto C Jacobson and her eight month old baby were critically burned when Arthur Jacobson tested a 25 pound can of black powder in a cook stove behind the old Army No 5 mine. Clifton Thomson
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Evanston
Otto C. Jacobson
Arthur
Jacobsen
Clifton Thomson
Arthur Jacobson
Thompson
Calverly Honored by Consistory Class Election
Arthur Calverly former Kemmerer resident and now head of the state Workman's compensation apartment was elected secretary of the canalstorp class meeting in Cheyenne Archibald Craig Sheridan Kent and Fred H Blume of Cheyenne were elected officers A gift of a massive drinking fountain will be placed at the entrance of the consistory in Cheyenne as the class gift
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Arthur Calverly
Kemmerer
Cheyenne
Archibald
Craig
Sheridan
Kent
Fred H. Blume
Skeletons of Two Men Found Near Rock Springs
In Rock Springs Wyoming a Dec 16 report notes the discovery of two skeletons in a canyon south of town. Identified by papers found with the remains as Joe Trentini and Andrew Trentini, Tyrolean men who vanished in July 1920. No further details available on their fate or cause of death.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Boethick
Rock Atte
Bee Ae
Joe Mae
Joe Fueliesa
Joe
Andrew Trentino
Andrew Trentini
Tyrole
Deaths Point to Lost Brothers in Wyoming Canyon
The fragmentary notice reports two men missing after early 1920 release from Salt Lake City internment and later found dead in a canyon near Marbleton Wyoming. It notes ages unknown and no known relatives in the country, with funeral services planned Sunday.
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Dutiig
Salt Lake City
Rock Springs
Chas. Spark
Puneral
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Kemmerer Wyoming
Notice of foreclosure on mortgage dated June 18 1920 by Charles P Budd to Ivan B Jones of Kemmerer Wyom ing due on debt of 1544 00 with 1200 principal 144 interest 200 attorney fees. Sale at Lincoln County District Court front door Kemmerer Town Hall on February 4 1922 at 2 PM to satisfy the debt.
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Charles P. Budd
Hig Piney
Wyoming
Ivan 3. Jones
Kemmerer
Pee
Fincoln
Ivan
Jones
Peepee Vans
State of
Lincoln County
Caah
Bulding
Towit
Lincoln Canny
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