Cheyenne Considers Bond Issue for New High School
Cheyenne district No 1 plans a spring election to vote on about 350000 for a new high school building in the north part of the city. The board expects to raise funds beyond 400000 if needed, with plans for cafeteria auditorium gym and recreation space to serve up to 1200 occupants, aiming for occupancy by the 1922 fall term.
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Cheyenne
Cisnde
Carey
Ettronite
Board of Education
Cheyenne District No. 1
Walter Lacey
House and Evans
Federal officials attend farm bureau conference in Wyoming
W H Dochbaum of Washington heads federal participation with state relations service and Foster Graham and Strivas of the federal bureau joining rural extension leaders. The Wyoming University conference opens tomorrow and runs through Tuesday with nearly all counties represented. Welcome speeches by University President Aven Nel ay and Dean A D Paville of the agricultural college.
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Laramie
Wyo
United States
University of Wyoming
County
Tate Farm
Aven Nelay
A D. Paville
Tha l Cultural College
Buffalo Pastor Named Vicar General of Diocese
Rev. John T. Nicholson of Buffalo Wyoming is named vicar general of the Cheyenne diocese governing Wyoming. He will succeed Monsignor Cummiskey as pastor at Laramie and has built churches in several towns. Effective next week, Rev. Nicholson will be followed by Rev. O Connor in Buffalo, Rev. Schellinger in Rawlins, and Rev. Shor in Kemmerer.
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John T. Nicholson
Buffalo
Wyo
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Patrick A. McGovern
Laramie
Cummiskey
McGovern
Houston
Tex
Clearmont
Arvada
Moorcroft
Rozet
Nicholson
John O’connor
Nichole Gon
Gerard Schellinger
Rawlins
Kemmerer
Wil-lam Shor
Taxpayers Protest Grading Assessment In City District
Taxpayers in the district bounded by David Street Railroad Avenue Matheny and Borelder Streets seek an injunction through attorney George B Fergueen in district court to halt approximately 145000 in grading assessments. This is the second district where protests have been filed.
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Axure Vie
Greding
Sir T No 4
David Street
Railroad Avenue
Matheny
Borelder Streets
George B. Fergueen
District Court
Wilson Dollars In Improvements Seen In Cheyenne
Architects and contractors estimate about 1,000,000 dollars in Cheyenne improvements this year. The hospital could exceed 300,000 dollars, the Scottish Rite temple around 400,600 dollars, a new high school building 300,000 dollars, and numerous residences from 5,000 to 12,000 dollars each.
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Cheyenne
Scottish Rite Temple
Aven Nelson Speaks to Lions and Rotary Clubs
Dr Aven Nelson president of the state university addressed the Lions club yesterday on growth and building needs for the future. He also spoke before the Rotary club today by invitation.
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Aven Nelson
the State University
Lions Club
Rotary Club
Albany County Seeks State Reimbursement for Prosecution Costs
Albany County Attorney G. W. Patterson plans a bill in the coming legislative session to recoup about 8600 spent on prosecuting John and Pete Cordillo and Walter Nowell for the 1919 slaying of Frank Jennings. He argues the crime occurred on a state highway and involved employees of a state agent appointed by Governor Carey, so the state should cover costs, including 3000 paid to Laramie attorney C. P. Arnold for assistance.
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Laramin
Wyo
G. W. Patterson
John and Pete Cordillo
Walter Nowell
Frank Jennings
Albany County
C. P. Arnold
Laramie
Petterson
Inas
Carey
Meelin Ambush Ended in Heavy Loss for Attacker Group
Sixteen members of a party that ambushed troops near Meelin in County Cork were killed and the rest captured after bombs failed and troops fired on the lorries. The engagement, aided by a smoke screen, left no soldiers injured and marked a decisive defeat of a large scale ambush.
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London
Meelin
County Cork
Cork
Exchange Telegraph Company
Mallow
O Callaghan Arrives in America as Testimony Invite Follows
Newport News reports Daniel O Callaghan Cork lord mayor arrived as a stowaway on the West Canon. He says editors invited him months ago to testify before the Committee of 100 on Ireland. Investigators await word on admissibility and schedule a January 17 appearance in New York.
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Ewport News
Daniel O'Callaghan
Work
West Canon
Peter MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
New York Nation
Committee of 100
Frederick A. Howe
Commission
New York
O’callaghan
L. I. Parker
Washington
Ington
Cork
Newport News
State Department
Department
Daniel O’callaghan
L. Hollingsworth Wood
Irigh
Ireland
Wood
Mayor O'Callaghan
United States
Alleged Slayer Kisses Victim's Wife In Court
In Bridgeport area court, Elward Wade kissed Mrs. Ethel Nott, wife of murder victim George B Nott, triggering a scene as deputies restrained him. Mrs. Nott, also charged with first degree murder, fainted and was escorted out amid an attempted riot. Medical testimony described the deceased's brutal killing with a fourteen inch knife.
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Brianshport
Conn
George B Nott
Elward G. Wades
Nott
Ethel Hutchinson Nott
Wade
Mrs. Nott
Samuel M. Carly
Mra. New
Semrad cites steam department losses at local light firm
General Manager C A Semrad of Western Light and Power testified before the state public service commission about the Cheyenne Light fuel and Power company rate hearing. He said the steam department lost about 45000 dollars over five years, averaging 9000 dollars annually, and that current receipts would yield a deficit of about 13600 dollars. He noted no dividends were paid last year and argued steam rates need adjustment to provide a fair return.
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C. A. Semrad
Western Light & Power Company
State Public Service Commission
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
F. C
Hamil
M. A. Kline
Public Service Commission
First Exemption Claim Filed For Copper Extension
The first exemption claim under the December act signed by President Wilson is filed in Laramie Wyoming. A. Denver represents Alfred Daykin C. Casbity W. H. Sayre Dr. D. J. Tilson and L. C. Boyle for the Native Copper Extension mining claims near Tie Siding. The claim is dated the signing day.
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Laramie
Wyo
Wilson
A. Denver
Alfred Daykin
C. Cas- Bity
W. H. Sayre
D. J. Tilson
L. C. Boyle
Tie Siding
Men Return From Arctic Ordeal After Pigeon Diet
Three American naval balloonists from Rockaway, New Jersey, stranded near a Hudson Bay trading post endured extreme cold and near starvation. They reportedly ate their two carrier pigeons to survive while slowly making their way toward Mattice. Lieutenant Walter Hintons led the survivors who gave thanks to the Almighty after their perilous descent.
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Howling Dog
Hearst, Ont
Rockaway
N. J
Hudson Bay Country
Cochrane
Mattice
Pullman
Si Oind
Hudson Bay Company
The
Just
Walter Hintons
NC 4
Explosion Damages Property Near Standard Refinery
In Casper Wyoming a January 4 oil and gas blast at the Standard refinery shattered plate glass in the business and residential areas nearby. Total damages run under 4500 dollars with 3500 listed at the refinery. W McAmis suffered severe burns from the blast which threw him about 100 feet as flames burned for two hours.
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Casper, Wron
Standard
W. McAmis
Schultz Case Heads Back to Court for Preliminary Hearing
The preliminary hearing of Mrs. William A. Schultz charged with murdering two infants in a local hospital will resume in Justice Edwards' court tomorrow morning. State board of pardons met at the capitol Wednesday with no pardons granted by 3 p.m.
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William A. Schultz
Justice Edwards
State Board of Pardons
Capitol
Carroll Begins Term as Sheriff
Carroll begins his term as sheriff after a morning ceremony. The transfer of office was completed shortly before noon Wednesday, with Carroll taking the reins as the last office to be changed.
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Carroll
George TV
Weather Outlook for Cheyenne and Wyoming
Partly cloudy and much colder tonight with low around 34. Fresh westerly winds. For Wyoming, generally fair tonight and Thursday with a new cold spell possible in extreme north. Colder Thursday, especially in western and southern portions tonight.
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Cheyenne
Imad
Wyoming
Palmer Sued for 100000 Over Death of Italian Man
The Italian chamber of labor filed in New York Supreme Court a $100000 damages suit against Palmer and four DOJ officials over Andrea Salsedo who died after leaping from a department building last May. Salsedo’s widow and William J Flynn claim he was tortured and broken mentally and physically, leading to suicide.
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New York
Italian Chamber of Labor
Supreme Court
Palmer
Department of Justice
Andrea Salsedo
Department
Salsedo
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Mild panic in Mexico City blamed on sensational reports
General alarm among the public was attributed by leading bankers to sensational newspaper accounts of unstable finances. They said the mild panic caused a bank closure and a depositor run, but seven bankers stated the rumors are unfounded and there is no need for fear.
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Senate Foreign Relations
Mexico City
Bridegroom Stands Waiting as Wedding Is Postponed Again
Ensign Holcomb, delayed three times, fails to marry Celeste Smith at Woodlands home as plans shifted from Guam to Clinton. The ceremony, once set for last night, was postponed due to the bride’s illness and the groom’s continued absence amid naval duties.
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Calif
Woodlands
Miss Lamb
E. A. Young
Ensign Holcomb
Guam
mid-Pacific
United States Navy
Clinton
Ane Lamb
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Sinn
Schulz
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