For Sale and Lease Indian lands on Wind River Reservation
Office of Indian Affairs advertises 45000 acres of farming land along the Wind River and tributaries in Wyoming for lease or sale with water rights for irrigation and stock. Rentals start at 2 cents per acre per year for the first term, with terms and rates to be set by the Office of Indian Affairs in Washington. Assistant Commissioner I H Aspot signs.
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Office of Indian Affairs
Wyominx
Teavedy
Land Marine
Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Shoshone Indias Gghoal
Wind River
Wyoming
Asport Asst
Humane Society monitors troubled Wyoming families
The State Humane Society boss Harry B. Kerr visits mining districts to respond to complaints about child welfare. Families with intoxicated parents are watched and children safeguarded if homes fail to improve. In Cumberland last week a father of four faced investigation and possible removal of children after neglect. Kerr accompanied them to a friend’s home to ensure proper care and confronted liquor roles. The humane society acts statewide to correct abuses and welcomes information.
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Humane Society
Harry B. Kerr
Wyoming State Board of and Animal Protection
Cotmberland
Mr. Kerr
Seldon
Kemmeror
Palmer
Wyoming
Roosevelt Victory News Signals Roosevelt Nomination Surge
A sweeping wave of sentiment favors Col Theodroe Roosevelt for the Republican presidential nomination. Kansas City primary results show Roosevelt ahead in some areas while Taft leads in others. Oklahoma reports 18 of 20 delegates for Roosevelt, with 44 uninstructed in the state delegation.
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Col
Theodire Roosevelt
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Rossevall Dieterire
Mr. McKinley
Administration
Dizon
Miawurt
Kansas City
McKinley
Col. Roosevelt
Taft Boy
Northwest
Oklsholma
United States
Taft
Oklahoma
Borwvelt
Chicago
New Mexico
Cal. Raunavelt
Greensboro
Stan Yave Prent
JL Roosevelt
Minnivote
Col. Jb
Prysidanay
Duvola
Champaign
Livingston
Don McKinley
Frank L . National
Col. Upo
Missouri
Llinois
Indiana
Ohio
Washington
New York
Ben Jeray
Pennsylvania
Mansachusetts
Stubbs
Kansas
Paseeet Gor
Brubbs
Michigan
Confidence Game Targets Miners Claim Settlements
A man posing as a Fed eral Casualty Co. agent in Kemper City forged checks and obtained settlement payments for injured miners. Henry Johnson, later sought by Ogden police, used false credentials to extract funds before disappearing. Local residents are urged to verify licenses and resist solicitations from insurance agents.
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Kemjeerer
Henry Johnson
Federal Casualty Co
Ogden
Billy Roberts
Frontier
Mrs. Wright
Charles Rathbun
Pete Keenan
Jema Ogden
Con Brady
Morgan
Utah
Johnson
Pangia
Kempercr
Fradcerie Soa Leenly
Deouce
West town court upholds Chinaman fined for coal theft
In Kemmerer Judge Rosenberg presided over the Hot Cakes case a Chinaman charged with stealing coal from Oregon Short Line yards. The defendant who cannot speak English pled guilty with Water Cress as interpreter. The fine was set at 390 then remitted for good behavior amid defense by J W Sammon and support from local figure Gordon.
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Petyr Gyrton
Sar
Water Cress
Water ‘Cress
Gurdon
West
Sons of Justice
Federation of Federations to Unify Rail Shop Unions
Railroad labor leaders plan a grand federation uniting shop employees across 40 to 50 systems with a common strike action. A Kansas City meeting on April 25 will launch the federation, after postponement sparked protests and accusations of officer interference.
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Federation of Federations
Kansas City
S0 Systems
Chicago
Seni
Wen
Ilene Central
Harriman
Moeetirs
International Union
Mnions
Col Feot
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Roy W. Boheselt
Cheyenne
Lincoln
E. Curtis
Joweler
the Humane Society
City Drug Store
Bank of
Kemmerer
Green River
Railroad Federation
U. S
American Surety Co
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company
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