Kendrick Aids Wyo Farmers on Irrigation Charges
More than two hundred Wind River reservation settlers who bought irrigated land from Indians through the Indian Affairs office are relieved from paying further irrigation construction charges. Attorney General Daugherty ruled they had already paid the estimated construction cost as part of the purchase. Senator Kendrick had urged suspension and sought data showing the land sale terms included water-right and construction charge. The ruling ends the improper obligation and clears title, boosting land values. The action also applies to ceded and diminished portions of the reservation.
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Washington
Wind River Reservation
Office of Indian Affairs
Daugherty
Department
Kendrick
Indian Office
Secretary of the Interior
Department of Interior
Bank ledger excerpt shows assets and deposits at Wyoming bank
Bank statement lists real estate and trust securities due from national banks totaling 82987. The entry shows cash, paper currency, nickels, and deposits. Certified checks and trust depository items appear with amounts. Bank officials certify the accuracy of the entries as of September 102.
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Serve Am Bank
Nashville shooting over drink refusal shocks city
Carl Peters the World War veteran was shot on a Nashville street after declining a drink from a bootlegger. Peters was wounded in the leg and taken to a hospital, while the bootlegger was jailed. Nearby, General Lejeune will visit Kane City this fall to honor his former chauffeur Victor H. Lenge who drove him in France. Governors and mayors express pride as Marshal Foch is invited to attend the Legion national convention.
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Nashville
Tenn
Carl Peters
American Legion
Law and Order
John A. Tejuene
United States Marine Corps
Kanewe City
France
Beyond
A.E
Missouri
Kansas
Kane City
Marshal Foch
Thiey
Charles W. Bartlett
Kargas
New York Ex-Service Men Aid Jobs Conference Plan
William F. Deegan, American Legion rep on New York committee on unemployment, considers using many state shelter spaces for the jobless ex service soldiers. The Overseas Women's League offered members to help ready armories for men’s occupancy. About 60,000 ex service men are among the city’s unemployed.
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New York State
William F. Deegan
American Legion
New York
League
Deegann
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WYO
Wind River
American Commission
Internation Disarmament Congress
Harding
Tional Legislative Committee
Legion
Hoover
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Burplas Fund
Lincoln
Lo Smith
Cote Bugil Tank
Smith
Bellrobr
Hoskins
Sarmaamen
Brunswick Records
House of Brunswick
Brunswick Phonographs
Brunswick
Joe Piz
Kemmerer Bakers and Confectionary
Childre
Barapowicrom
Thayase
Kelly
George Buster
Harry Wagoner
J. E. Strohl
Theo
Tillotson
Mutual Livestock Commission Co
Omaha, Nebraska
Kemmerer Hotel
Dale Crain
Aly
Kemmerer Union Laundry
Frontier Supply Company
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kemmerer
Tom Meng
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