Legislators Seek Navy Aviators Aid for Stockmen
The sixteenth legislature moved to protect livestock industry by urging Washington to enact Fordney emergency tariff and support truth in fabric legislation. The Senate backed both measures with strong majorities while the House Tariff Memorial highlighted foreign competition and market collapse threatening producers and consumers.
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NAVY
Congress
Cenwres
Fordney
Ameran
Venat
Washingto
Irate spouse beats up nosy film newsman in Illinois
Harry Birch, a Chicago motion picture cameraman, was beaten by Ernest Harrington in Danville after a confrontation at Harrington’s home. Harrington’s wife was on a hunger strike to force church membership. Birch was knocked unconscious and later aided by strangers guiding him to a doctor.
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Danville
Harry Birch
Chicago
Ernest Harrington
Birch
Harrimgton
Harrington
Jap War Veteran Gets Citizenship
Prank Mesao Sawaki, 25, born in Honolulu and served in the 16th field artillery, U S Army, was admitted to citizenship in San Francisco by Judge Maurice T. Dooling. The judge did not comment on a naturalization examiner remark that under Japanese law Sawaki would remain Japanese, but said those who enlisted when the United States needed men deserved American citizenship.
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San Francisco
Mesao Sawaki
Honolulu
16Th Field Artillery
Maurice T. Dooling
United States District Court
Dooling
Naturalization Examiner
Sazaki
United States
Chamber of Commerce Holds Energetic Annual Meeting
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce members gathered for the annual meeting at the Plains hotel. Arch ie Allison and Fred Hoffman received unanimous votes of thanks for their service. Eyre Powell outlined immediate work on Frontier Day, and new directors were elected including W. F. Starnes and J. W. Highleyman.
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Cheyenne
Esenne Chamber of Commerce
Amebout
Plains Hotel
Everal
Archie Allison
Fred Hoffman
Diairma
Eyre Powell
Union Pacific Railroad
Allison
Hoffman
Frontier Park
Home Builders’ Association
Apartment House Company
Leslie Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Carey Message Urges Budget Increase and State Reforms
The message asks for a 195000 increase over last year's appropriation tied to higher state valuation. It calls for a state law enforcement department, elected county assessors with six year terms, semi annual taxes, a new facility for felons, and direct funding for institutions. It favors oil law restraints to boost development, opposes WWI veteran cash bonuses, seeks western lands provisions, licenses real estate agents, consolidates livestock and fish offices, and pushes truth in fabric and health law revisions. It backs a tuberculosis hospital, eight hour day for women, ongoing highway work, and a memorial against Yellowstone Park expansion while modestly enlarging the legislature per 1920 census.
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Wyoming
State Penitentiary
State Industrial Institute
Minke
State University
Congress
State Highway Department
Yellowstone National Park
Banquet to honor three American naval balloonists
The official banquet to be tendered the three American naval balloonists follows an incident at Mattice where Lieutenant Farrell knocked Lieutenant Hinton down after a letter Hinton wrote home.
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Mattice
Farrell
Hinton
Air Mail Pilot Lost On Desert Describes Harrowing Attempt
E. E. Mouton, air mail pilot between Salt Lake City and Lake last week, recounted a desert ordeal after a sandstorm forced a 60 mile forced landing. He trekked 25 miles to a ranch house, exhausted, aided by C. E. Golstrom who allegedly collapsed under strain.
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Aaly Lake City
Losh
Nevada
Makihea
E. E. Mouton
Salt Lake City
Mouton
C E. Golstrom
French cabinet defeated in deputies on postponing Interpolations
Paris January 12 The cabinet of Premier Leagues failed in the chamber of deputies in the vote on delaying all Interpolations until after the allied premiers conference set for January 19. The premier demanded a postponement as a confidence issue. The measure was defeated 463 to 125.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Governor Brough Grants 24 Pardons at End of Term
Little Rock Ark January 12 Governor Brough on the eve of leaving office issued twenty four pardons or commutations bringing his four year clemency total to 1 246 cases. Mills Printing Company chief C S Mills named among sixteenth Arkansas legislature members and a Sheridan pioneer with business success in the northeast Wyoming metropolis.
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Little Book
Ark
Brough
Sheridan c. S. Mills
The
Mills Printing Company
Mr. Mills
Sheridan
Wyoming
Hap Pen
Weather Outlook for The Bear and Cheyenne Area
The Bear area and Cheyenne vicinity expect a fair spell tonight and Thursday with rising temperatures. Lows tonight around 15 degrees and a general warming trend across Wyoming into Thursday.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Lord Mayor of Cork Seeks Political Refugee Status
In Washington Donald OCallaghan the lord mayor of Cork arrived in person to claim political refugee protection. He says he entered the United States as a stowaway without a passport and presented his case directly to President Wilson amid a dispute between the State and Labor departments over deportation action. Acting Secretary Davis ruled he cannot be held a political refugee.
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Washington
Donald Ocallaghan
Cork
Wilson
Department of State
Department of Labor
Arived
Davis
State Department
O'Callaghan
Cheyenne Dentist Joins St. John’s Hospital Staff
Dr Peter Appel of the Laramie County Dental Association has been elected to the staff of St. John's Hospital in Cheyenne. The appointment recognizes his professional standing within the local dental community and expands hospital services in the region.
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Laramie
Livestock Industry Plea At National Convention
Senator Kendrick of Sheridan urged tariffs on farm products, higher credit and a congressional commission to supervise livestock to save the cattle industry. He cited drought, higher freight costs, tax rises, and weak markets as key factors, with a Wyoming sheep shipment showing a narrow net gain. Judge Charles H. Winter of Casper attends Wyoming Bar Association reunion in town.
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EL Paso
Tex
Congress
John B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Wyo
National Livestock Association
Kendrick
Senate Kenduck
Wyoming
Winter
Charles H. Winter
Casper
Old Friends
Wyoming Bar Association
Governor Carey Calls For State Enforcement Overhaul
Governor Robert D. Carey urged the Wyoming legislature to adopt a national style enforcement framework. He argued for a state department of enforcement with authority to compel compliance and cooperate in cases where local authorities are indifferent. The message, delivered in person, lasted about ninety minutes.
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Weite
S'1
Inceme
Wyoming
Ana F
the Tribune
Burning gas well finally extinguished at Little Buffalo Basin
Workers returned after extinguishing the major gas well blaze near Little Buffalo Basin. Twelve boilers and a large dynamite charge were used to quell flames. A concrete toe around the casing will be built, then the well will be capped and tested for pressure before resuming the railroad pipeline work.
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Basia
Wro
Jaz
Little Buffalo Basin
O St
Reduction of Occupation Troops Ordered
Washington January 12 The War Department ordered cutting American forces of occupation from 15000 to 8000 Secretary Baker said in a letter to Representative Burns of North Carolina the withdrawal is under way with final exit a matter for future consideration He noted operating the 15000 man force cost about 75000 daily and under the armistice Germany was to pay occupation costs
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Washington
War Department
Baker
Representative Burns
North Carolina
Germany
Inauguration Plans Stir Jefferson Ride Question
Washington January 12. President Elect Harding plans and Wilson’s visits affect the inauguration. Debates spring over Jefferson’s mode of arrival with claims that he rode horseback or walked, tied to ceremony simplification and historical recollections.
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Jefferson
Harding
Jeffferson
Thread Mills Cut Employee Wages in Pawtucket
Thread and Coats thread manufacturers announce wage reductions effective immediately in Pawtucket mills. Dispatches report Constantinople says French destroyers sunk a transport with red flag carrying Soviet troops to Trebizond. news via dispatches.
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Pawtucket, R, L
Coats
Constantinople
Trebizfond
Federal bill would regulate coal mining and sales
Washington Yan 12 A proposed federal coal licensing bill would let the President fix prices and profits in emergencies. It includes a licensing system for operators and dealers and a tiered tax on wholesalers commissions, plus publication of production cost data by the federal trade commission.
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Washington, Yan
Wilson
Calder
Senate Committee
Regula
Federal Trade Commissior
Majors and Minors Patch Things Up
National Association of F Leagues approves signings for proposed new major and minor leagues national agreement. Motion by Al Toyne y and seconded by J Conway Toole. Agreement ratified at New York meeting. Johnson’s American league press signing noted.
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Chicago
National Association of F
Guainume
al Toney
J. Conway Toole
Ban B. Johnson
New York
Philadelphia
Model park laws considered at national conference in Des Moines
A national conference in Des Moines discussed proposed uniform park and union laws. Delegates called for states to recommit legislation and establish model park regulations across jurisdictions.
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Des Moines
Jir Permanent Organization
National Parks
Coyote Extermination Rate Highlighted In Pinedale Hunt
A Wyoming hunter, Blackburn, claimed he shot one bullet and killed three coyotes in a row. He boasted of trapping dozens of animals including lynx and muskrats along New Lake, while noting low market demand and ongoing hunting efforts.
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Pinedale
Blackburn
New 'Lake
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