Permanent tariff bill introduced in Congress May affect duties
Washington June 29 the administration's permanent tariff bill was introduced in the house with no official estimates but lawmakers expect up to 700 million dollars annually. The measure shifts many rates versus Payne Aldrich and Underwood, trims wool duties, expands free list for some items, and adds taxes on crude petroleum and fuel oil.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Ways and Means Committees
Payne-Aldrich
Congress
Payne-Alérich
House
Basin defeats Worland in thriller 11 to 10 at Worland
Basin pulls ahead in a high scoring game as Gerald hits a home run and a Basin player pounds a two bagger. Worland answers with Davia's homer and Manager Wilson adds a two bagger late. The crowd sees an 11 to 10 Basin victory in Washakie town last Sunday.
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Basin
Worland
Washakie
Gerald Extra
Davia
Wilson
Basin team climbs toward league pennant in Big Horn Basin
The Basin team shows strength with pitchers Basin O'Brien and Weinert Worland Davis and Burton. They aim to sweep remaining games and win the Big Horn Basin league pennant, urging local fans to give strong support.
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Basin
O'Brien
Weinert
Worland
Davis
Burton
Clinton Boy Scouts Arrive With Free Entertainment
The Clinton Boy Scouts will visit next Thursday night with a caravan of fifty six cars. The event includes a free entertainment and movie show by the scouts and music from their twenty piece band. A large free dance on the new pavilion will close the evening.
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Clinton Boy Scouts
J. C. Stewart
County Commissioners Board of Equalization Meeting
The county commissioners met as a board of equalization this week to hear complaints and adjust valuations. The board concluded its labors yesterday and members returned to their homes.
Wyoming Oil Firm Incorporates Amid Regional Activity
Chinamen of Casper have incorporated a million dollar oil company to operate in Wyoming. The Wyoming Sutton Oil and Gas Co filed its articles this week with the county clerk. Capital stock is 200 000 dollars and the main office is at Greybull. Carroll H Wegeman, a noted geologist formerly with the U S Geological Survey, has replaced Thomas H Harrison as chief of the geological staff of the Midwest. Word from Casper says Midwest and Standard will begin cutting their work forces today, with about 700 laid off from construction and the Standard reducing gradually next month. Scott Mills of this place bought a Star rig in Thermopolis and is now drilling a well 1 1/2 miles from that town under contract. New off and gas leases issued include Minnesota Western Oil Co Minneapolis SE 36 37 94, Blind Pool Oil Co Newestle all 14 41 67, Chase Hot Big Horn all 16 18 104, John A Hoyt Sheridan all 16 31 98, Max A Winter Casper all 14 3 85.
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The
Wyoming-Sutton Oil & Gas Co
Greybull
Minnesota-Western Oil Co
Minneapolis
Blind Pool Oil Co
Newestle
Chase Hot
Big Horn
Oil Firms in Wyoming Project Revival Amid Depression
Capt J F Lucey of Lucey Manufacturing predicts a clear revival for the oil business in the next five years as producers raise output to meet rising global demand. He cautions earnings this year may lag due to slower cost reductions.
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Billings
Mont
Lucey Manufacturing Company
FF Incessi Z
Saetashen
Worldend Ball Team to Meet Local Club on Basin Diamond
The Worldend ball team will play the local team on Basin diamond next Sunday and Monday at 3 o clock. Both teams are evenly matched and promise good exhibitions for the ball fans during the sessions.
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Basin Diamond
West Side Wins Game In Eight Inning Ball Clash
The Fourth Street east and west side teams played Tuesday night on the local diamond. West side won 19 to 8 in eight innings with P. P. Anderson as umpire and Jack Friend on bases. West team feigned a trick at start by uniforms swap. Harry Hime accused. Marty Hime made a notable field catch.
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Fourth Street
P. P. Anderson
Jack Friend
W. H. Pauley
West Side
M. L. Gohn
C. B. Harris
Bert Spurrier
Pred Frisby
J. A. Coons
A. Nadler
Carpentier
Cruse
Banty
McNown
Larrick
Walker
East Side
Wilson
Scovill
Barrett
Hime
Armstrong
May
McKone
Gebhart
Murphy
Basin
Harry Hime
Bob Cruce
Umpa
Pinkey Wise
Weat
Marty Hime
Babe Ruth
Saxophone Band Concert Planned by Local Talent
It reports a concert planned in the big tent on Friday June 16 with the Girls Saxophony band arranged by H. Potter of the Standard Chautauqua. The band may sign for 1922 season. It lists a wide itinerary across many western states and implies a large combined audience.
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H. Potter
Oon
Hoover
Potter
Lincolnn
Basin
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Bill a Little Careless
W H Coudding recalls a spring outing by the trout stream to Paint Rock. He bought two nosebags one for shaving gear and one for fishing tackle and license. A pals outing led him to Paint Rock where he realized he left the fishing tackle at home, explaining why he returned empty handed.
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W. H. Coudding
Bill
Paint Rock
Start Work On Pavilion On Fourth Street
Home Bros. began construction of a new dance pavilion on Fourth street beside the Rex theatre. A double floor with the top of best grade fir will create one of the region’s finest dancing floors and will seat large crowds at the fair while offering open air dances in summer.
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Home Bros
Fourth Street
Rex Theatre
Local diamond exhibition yields laughs and hopeful teams
Dr Chester and Dr Larrick played well with regulars and fielded evenly. Gohn kept score for Heat Side until Westenders scored eight in the sixth. Sim Armstrong chased balls but West siders scored. Sheriff Wickwire may search for one ball still missing. Four home runs logged. two teams to be selected for upcoming games as business men and ex players form squads on Fourth street.
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Dr. Chester
Dr. Larrick
Will
Gohn
Westenders
Fisk
Sim Armstrong
West
Cyclone Zaring
Burgomaster West
Sheriff Wickwire
Fourth Street
Dempsey Carpentier Heavyweight Title Fight Set
Arrangements are complete for tomorrow afternoon's heavyweight championship bout in Jersey City between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier. The fight is slated to begin around 1 PM local time, with news dispatched two hours after the start in our time zone.
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Jersey City
Dempsey
Carpentier
Hyattville Prepares for Big Fourth Celebration Monday
Hyattville gears up for a record Fourth with a cleared park near Paint Rock forks, a four piece orchestra led by Wm Webb, free beef and coffee, and a family picnic. Warren Dailey to marshal the day as riding stunts and races entertain crowds, plus a big afternoon ball game.
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Hyattville
Tistory
Paint Rock
Webb
Warren Dailey
ShyAnne
Mrs Arnott Injured En Route to Eastern Star Picnic
Mrs. John P. Arnott suffered injuries to the eyes and nose when her car hit a rut near the Mercer place on the Paint Rock road. She was transported to Hyattville for treatment by Dr. Weber. doctors expect no serious outcomes.
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John P. Arnott
Paint Rock
Eastern Star Picnic Honors Grand Worthy Matron
Members of the local Eastern Star chapter held a picnic at Booth Grove on Paint Rock last Sunday. The event honored Grand Worthy Matron Bertha K. Vanderender. Outdoor amusements and a trout fish supper were featured as men collected trout for the meal.
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Astern Star
Booth Grove
Paint Rock
Bertha K. VanDevender
Harding Council Convenes Budget Reform Conference
President Harding, the cabinet and about 600 officials gathered with Director Dawes to lay the foundation for a new era of federal economy. Dawes urged restraint, pledged joint effort to reduce expenditures, and framed the budget effort as a wartime like necessity.
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Washington
Harding
Dawes
Congress
Chinese Bound Over In Greybull Drug Case
Two Chinese men arrested in a Greybull raid faced a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Bilis. Federal Agent Miller coordinated with local authorities to drop state charges and pursue federal narcotics violations. One defendant posted 500 bond, the other remains in jail on 2000 bond awaiting transfer to Cheyenne.
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Greybull
U 8
BE. H. Bilis
Miller
Denver
Cheyenne
Dinner party honoring Grand Matron and Grand Associate
Mrs G. 8 Brigham hosted a six o clock dinner last Monday evening in honor of Bertha K VanDevender Grand Matron 0 B S. Also invited were Bertha W Rosseau Grand Associate O B S of Cody and guests Mr and Mrs C W Atherly and Ly VanDevender
Dr M H Smith Leaves for Colorado
Dr M H Smith departed yesterday for Colorado Springs to tend to his brother Roy who is seriously ill. He hopes to return around July 10th. Friends here express wishes for Roy’s swift recovery, noting he lived in the area for a period.
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M. H. Smith
Colorado Springs
Roy
Smith
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Lance Creek
Anne Lander
Rock Creek
Salt Creek
Big Muddy
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Hamilton Dome
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Chinamen of
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Carroll H. Wegeman
U. S. Geoloical Survey
Thos. H. Harrison
Midwest
Midwest and
Standard
Scott Mills
Thermopolis
John A. Hoyt
Sheridan
Max A. Winter
Domino-Wyoming Oil Co
H. M. Force
Miller-Schulte Oil Co
N14
M. EK. Cortell
Laramie
Ralph 8. Linn
Shoshoni
Sage Creek Petroleum Co
Lander
A. W. Harper
Charles L. George
the Frantz Corporation
Organisation of
Rondoliers
C. L. Burgderfer
Alice Phillips
William Phillips
Bartone
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