Washington mourns Champ Clark former House speaker dies
Washington reports the death of Champ Clark a longtime Democratic leader and former speaker of the House He was 70 or 71 approaching his birthday after a period of illness He had been in a comatose state for much of the last two days Clark’s death follows a long career in Congress and public service with congestion over his final days in the capital.
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Cysmo Clark
Congress
Washington
Champ Clark
House
Wilson
Clark
House of Representatives
Wyoming Auto Statistics Made Public
Cheyenne March 8 Wyoming is shown by figures compiled on motor vehicle registrations and licenses with details on car types ownership regions and trends across the state based on the latest statistics released today by state authorities.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ricker Takes Over the Internal Revenue Office
Cheyenne Wyo March 38 For mal transfer of the office of Collector of Internal Revenue has been made from Leslie A Miller to A H Ricker and the latter has been designated acting collector All patrons of the office will now direct correspondence and payments to Mr Ricker The transfer was supervised by Mr F T Blandy assistant supervisor of collectors who pronounced the office in first class shape in every detail
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Cheyennne
Wyo
Collector of Internal Revenue
Leslie A. Miller
A. H. Ricker
Ricker
F. T. Blandy
Fragmentary financial figures with mixed totals and codes
A jumble of monetary numbers and codes including 6 900 and 4 938 and 85 110.11 alongside 5 000.00 15 545.62 and 2 099 347.99. References to TAB.OTR.AD and TAT appear amid incomplete items, offering no clear narrative or context.
Farm Loan Act Upheld by Court in Landmark Ruling
Washington March 8 The Farm Loan act designed to aid farmers with easy credit via federal land banks has been declared valid by the Supreme Court Commissioner Lobdell announced immediate issue of farm loan bonds to finance hundreds of millions of dollars in loans approved by the board Farm loans totaling more than 50 million have been held up since May 1920 due to a suit by Charles E. Smith to test the act The government and banks argued the act is a valid exercise of congressional power and that tax exemptions for farm loan securities are a question for Congress to decide.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Lobdell
Charles E. Smith
Kansas City Title and Trust Company
Gommiasioner
Farm Loan Board
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kan
First
Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago
Smith
William
The
Congress
McAdoo
Representative Deloney Receives Royal Reception in Jackson
Representative Bill Delaney returned Friday from Cheyenne to Jackson where he explained how the new county of Teton was secured. The event featured a luncheon and formal handshakes as attendees congratulated him.
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Bill” Delaney
Jackson
Cheyenne
Delaney
Teton
State election called for May tenth plebiscite for road bonds
Governor Carey readies a proclamation for a special state election on May 10 to authorize issue of road bonds up to 1,800,000. The Sixteenth legislature granted the governor power for a plebiscite up to 2,000,000, but taxable property limits reduce the maximum to 1,800,000 under the 1 percent valuation rule.
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Carey
Inventors Triumph in Weaving Machine Breakthrough
A long held belief that a machine could not weave wicker baskets and furniture has been challenged. A new loom reportedly outpaces the speed of skilled hand weaving and promises to revolutionize textile crafts.
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Trump
Rheumatic Aches Relief via Martha Chamberlain Liniment
An advertisement touts Martha Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic aches and pains. It urges thorough massage of affected parts twice daily and promises surprising relief. The copy emphasizes quick, noticeable comfort from regular application.
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Rhou- Matha Chamberlain
Tumulty paints vivid picture of Wilson’s suffering
Joseph Tumulty, Wilson's private secretary for a decade, offers two scenes of the former president. In the first, a vigorous sixty-year-old Wilson addresses Congress during wartime, resembled as forty five. In the second, years later, a bowed, white-haired Wilson salutes wounded veterans amid an ambulance procession, tears in his eyes as the world greets the fallen.
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Joseph Tulpulty
Woodrow Wilson
White House
The Economic Position of the Light Truck
The position of the light motor truck grows in importance says Frank Hlachun of Kemmerer Garage. He says the Hecht truck mirrors the light car for passengers and that more people can buy and operate it. It increases efficiency, serves more customers, and reduces waste in cargo space and operating costs. Short hauls are easier, long hauls quicker, and trucks fit into many businesses to expand service and profits.
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Frank Hlachun
Kemmerer
Lens
Adapting a Growing Service for Daily Use
The passage notes ongoing expansion as businesses learn to tailor the service to their needs. It emphasizes experimentation across daily operations and highlights a future where customization by individual firms drives broader adoption.
Income Tax Deductions and Losses Explained
The article outlines allowable tax losses for 1920 including business, profit driven, casualty, or theft losses. It notes insurance compensation negates deductibility and that personal asset losses, like a home or personal auto, generally do not qualify unless the sale or disposition was for profit. It cautions losses must follow statute wording and be actualized by sale or disposition.
Eugenics Law Heads Toward July Enforcement Date
The Cheyenne Tribune reports the Secretary of State’s office is flooded with inquiries about enforcing the Eug enics Law. County clerks will handle much of the burden. The act takes effect July 1, so until then concerns remain.
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Cheyenne Tribune
Secretary of State
New Hoback Post Office Planned on Snake River
The Post Office Department grants an office to ranchers on Snake River below Hoback river. The proposed name is Hoback and the location and postmaster are not yet decided.
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Snake River
Hoback River
Hoback
Deafness Cure Discussed in Medical Note
An old medical note states deafness cannot be cured by local applications and emphasizes a constitutional remedy. It mentions catarrhal deafness caused by infection and inflammation of mucous surfaces and the Eustachian tubes, with symptoms of muffled or ringing hearings.
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L. Frank Pfeiffer
Queal
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Fane
Frontier Supply Company
Kemmerer Union Laundry
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