Uhlans mocked plan to replace Wyoming state agencies
A Casper Tribune story mocks a proposed Wyoming bill to disband state agencies and form an armed force with Canadian Northwest Mounted police, Turkish Janitaries, and Prussian Uhlans. The piece links the scheme to cost sav ings, widespread power, and even paying citizens dividends, urging readers to see it as a farcical far-reachinggovt restructuring.
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Casper Tribune
Wyoming
Canadian Northwest ‘Mounted Police
National Guard
Fish and Game Commissions
Prohibition
Colorado
Canadian Northwest
Canaian Northwest Mounted Police
Prohibition Department
Treasuer
State Fair
State Land Department
Judking
Lon Roach
Tim McCoy
Wyoming National Guard
State Veterinarian
Livestock Board
Edwards
Cheyenne
Taylor
Houghway Department
Casper
Edwards otTa Nave Free At Hearing 9 End
Arthur Nave Negro, arrested in the December 29 assault on Mrs. George Odom, was released Monday after a hearing before Justice of the Peace Edwards in City Hall. Mrs. Odom partially identified Nave, but relatives testified he was at a sister’s home when the assault occurred. the judge said evidence was insufficient to warrant holding him for trial.
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Arthur Navenegro
George Odom
Justice of the Peace
Edwards
Odom
Nave
Justice Edwards
Five Arrested in Hudson Still Raids
Five men were arrested in raids on illicit stills in Hudson Wyoming. They paid $300 fines each in district court, totaling $1,500, the largest single-day county treasury receipt. Government agents, who aided the two week investigation, helped seize a 25 gallon copper still and several whisky-filled kegs.
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Lander
Wyo
Hudson
Sheridan Fire Destroys Trio of Old Buildings in Sheridan
A late Saturday blaze on North Main Street left three business structures in ruins and two more badly damaged. The frame buildings near the Bank of Commerce and Jackson's stationery store were destroyed, with other nearby structures sustaining water damage. No insurance was carried, and owners plan rebuilding pending word from the property owner.
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Fie
Ats
Sheridan
B. F. Perkins
California
Stanford to Build 60,000 Seat Bowl Stadium
The Stanford university board of athletics has approved a $750,000 stadium project with seating for 60,000. The bowl type structure will start construction next spring.
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Stanford University Board of Athletics
Solons prepare to probe state institutions in Wyoming
Legislators will conduct a week long investigation of nearly all Wyoming state institutions at the request of Governor Carey and the state board of charities and reform. Two house members and one senator will examine universities, penitentiaries, asylums, hospitals, and the school for detectives, with one exception due to distance. A proposed probe of highway department affairs was debated but not adopted.
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Enner Carey
Wyoming
Ormus
Toig
Uhlans
Belgium
Agust
Tas
Lier
Colorado
Carey
State Board of Charities and Reform
University
Laramie
Rawlins
Evanston
Rock Springs
Casper
Lander
Boys’ Industrial Institute
Worland
Cheyenne
Sheridan
House
Senate
J. C. Underwood
Mercer
Theighway Commission
Commission
Department
J. D. Noblitt
William C. Delaney
Underwood
Ola
Japanese Sentry in Vladivostok Killing May Face Court Martial
Washington dispatch reports the Japanese sentry who shot Lieut. W. H. Langdon of the Albany gave his account to a Russian inquiry. The dispatch says the sentry was recommended for court martial while other cables note russia reports the Langdon wife’s death by suicide, which his father disputes.
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Washington
W. H. Langdon
United States
Albany
Gleaves
Vladivostok
Manila
P. 1
Ham C. Langdon
Miss Wyoming Delivers Greetings To Colorado
Miss Wyoming flew from Cheyenne to Denver for the opening of the stock show carrying greetings from city state and Chamber of Commerce officials. The message stitched together a handshaking note from Wyoming and a call for practical livestock legislation and regional stability, ending with the sign offs of W W Daley and J C Argesheimer.
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Miss Wyoming
Colorado
Chamber of Commerce
Wyoming
Cheyenne
United States
Denver
Continental Oil Company
Eamer
Carelovernor Shoun
Taylor
Mayor 'Ney
Cin Ser
Comnerce
Senate of Wyoming
Senate
W. W. Daley
Mania for perfume leads to arrest of hotel clerk
Police trap at Forbes pharmacy nets night clerk Fred Lee after he pockets expensive perfumes and cosmetics. A room search at the Normandie hotel uncovers a shopful of beauty products, including Mary Garden perfume valued at 34.50 an ounce.
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Mary Garden
Fred Lee
Normandie
Embery
Forbes Pharmacy
Rouner
John Connalley
Forbes
Aged couple killed in bed near Kaufman farm
In Kaufman Texas a 65 year old man and wife were found murdered in their bed at their farm home. Police said they had no clue to the killer as the iron rod used in the assault lay nearby.
Supreme Court refuses to review Sykes conspiracy case
The U.S. Supreme Court today refused to review the case against Joshua Sykes and co defendants charged with conspiring to obstruct war legislation through a sect known as The Church of the Living. The decision leaves the original conspiracy case intact as it proceeds in lower courts.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Joshua Sykes
Church of the Living
Turks Claim They Defeated Greeks in Battle Near Angora
Constantinople January 17 Turkish national troops claimed a victory over Greek forces at the Bagdad line junction with the Angora railroad. Greek advances since the offensive began are said to have been checked and the Greeks are reported withdrawing along the entire line.
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Constantinople
Bagdad
Angora
Trial Opens for Filipino Constabulary Officers Deaths
In Manila on January 17, 177 Filipino constabulary soldiers faced murder charges tied to the December 15 riot with the Manila police. The clash left four American guards dead and sparked a broad criminal inquiry.
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Manila
P. I
Filipino Constabulary
Constabulary
Manila Police
Wyoming to Consider Voluntary Labor Tribunal Plan
Wyoming may adopt a voluntary labor and capital tribunal to settle employer employee disputes. Governor Carey backs a tribunal with voluntary submission, aiming to foster understanding without binding force. Republicans favor early bills, citing constitutional arbitration provisions and party platform support for closer employer employee relations.
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Wyoming
Kansas
Sunflower
Carey
Republican Party
Sheridan
Mate
Pert
Pietform
Financial Trouble Triggers Mass Killing in Charleston
In Charleston on January 1, L. S. Bigham, driven by stress over a $75,000 estate, shot his mother, his sister and the sister's two adopted children, then killed himself. The victims include Mrs. M. M. Bigham, Mrs. Marjorie A. Black, Leo McCracken, and John McCracken.
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Charleston
S. C
L. S. Bigham
Florence
Bigham
M. M. Bigham
Marjorie A. Black
Leo
John McCracken
Another county split proposed in Wyoming session
A western Wyoming bill would create Carey county from Converse. The plan shifts the 72nd range line west, leaving La Perla park and agricultural land to Douglas, with past factions again clashing in the legislature. Also proposed is a predator control measure to eradicate depredating wildlife under federal supervision and a new post for Winston Churchill as colonial secretary.
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Douglas
Glenrock
72Nd Range West Line
la Perla Park
Glenrork
CP Story
Sheridan
Biologica
United States Department of Agriculture
Oather
U ‘Ed States Biological Survey
New House
Areck
Biologica Survey
Stevenson
Phillips
Story
Carey
Converse
Forgerg Are Removed 10 Green River Forgerg Are Removed 10 Green River
Sheriff Marton of Green River Wyoming traveled to Cheyenne to reclaim two forgerS held on charges of passing numerous checks drawn on the fictitious McKay Mercantile company. The suspects used aliases Walsh and Levine with real names George Smith and Leroy Smith.
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Marton
Green River
Wyo
Cheyenne
McKay Mercantile Company
Thair Naan George
Ror Smith
Plains Hotel
George Walsh
LeRoy Levine
Walsh
Levine
Betty and Beau Visit Lewd House Party Crowd
Betty and her Beau who have been visiting in the Cheyenne State Leader are highlighted in the State Tribune. The house party was crowded when The Duffs arrived, drawing attention to social happenings in Cheyenne.
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Betty
Cheyenne Cheyenne
Duffs
State Tribune
Thermopolis Man Invents Lug Picker
Thermopolis Wyoming January 17 A lug picker designed to fish a lug out of an oil well often broken off an under reamer. Inventor Andrew J Mathews built in Frank Milek shop. Widely praised by oil drillers and Mathews will take the device to Casper for testing in the oil center.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Andrew J. Mathews
Frank Milek
Mathews
Casper
Great Oil Center
Japan frets over US claims after Vladivostok incident
Tokio reports government avoiding public text of US note demanding reparations and future guarantees. Washington may push Japan to reduce or remove troops, provoking internal debate between military and civilian leaders. Unease grows as US-Japan relations loom over California rights and eastern policy. The Hara cabinet seeks to maintain strength ahead of a pivotal meeting on ties with the United States.
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Tokio
Walter H. Langdon
Vladivostok
Washington
Japan
Iberia
Gein
Aetna Pe
Pan
Lhe
Ta East
Hara
Ita
United States
Associated Press
Far East
Asia
California
America
Weather forecast for Cheyenne area and Wyoming
Fair tonight and Tuesday with light winds. Somewhat warmer tonight with a low near 26 degrees. In Wyoming generally fair tonight and Tuesday, with possible rain or showers in extreme western portions. Warmer conditions expected in eastern and central areas.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
New East
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