Great Legion Show Draws Crowds In Frontier Village
Hundreds thronged the Legion frontier village Happy Kanyon on opening night with music, games, and a new official paper Town Tattler. Crowd enjoyed gambling, Prohibition drinks, and a dance floor as Officials announced contests and prizes while President Harding’s league stance stirred a big House reception in Washington.
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Kanyon
Great Legion
Capt. C. Pummer
Mexicano
Happy Kanyon
Happy Kanyon, the ‘Town Tattler
Legion Frontier Village
Casper
Harry Ll. Black
Mise Helgn’ Watte
Ed Benney
Hendricks
Japanese envoy to address Pacific issues in Washington
Tokyo plans to send a distinguished Japanese delegate to Washington to tackle Pacific problems including mandates immigration and armaments. The note from Secretary Hughes to Japan’s leadership spurs efforts to improve US Japan relations and seek a permanent understanding through friendly cooperation.
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Associated Press
Washington
California
Chena
Siberia
Vivian
France
United States
Charlies EK
Hughes
al- View
America
Japan
Foreign Office
Ti Ia
Pacific
Giuchi Tanaka
Hara
Packers plan to dispose stockyard interests approved
Washington reports a plan where Swift & Co. and Armour & Co. will divest their stockyard and stockyard terminal railroad holdings. The Department of Justice approved the plan and Justice Stafford of the District of Columbia Supreme Court signed, with assets to be held by two trustees for up to a year.
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Washington
Associated Press
Swift & Co. and
Armour & Co
Department of Justice
Ari
Justice Stafford
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Illinois Trust & Bavings Bank
Chicago
Harry W. Andur 1
Richmond
George Sutherland
Salt Lake City
Utah
Justion Stafford
Plan for Uber Switch and Armour stockyards sale agreed
A Department of Justice approved plan outlines sale of stock in major stockyards and related railroads by Uber Switch Co and Armour & Co. Trustees will earn ten thousand dollars annually each and may intervene in management if decree terms are violated. Sales must be reported with buyer details and affidavits of independence, with extensions possible after one year. Properties include Sioux City and St. Paul stockyards groups, Denver and Kansas City stockyards, St. Louis National Stockyards, Omaha Union, Portland Union, North Portland, and several terminal and belt railroads. Victor S. Jessenle attends to matters in Cheyenne as the decree rests with the district supreme court.
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Uber Switch Co
Armour & Co
Department of Justice
Sherman
Court of Dilgence
Sioux City
Museum Robbery Strikes Weimar Gallery
Thieves robbed the Weimar museum last night taking Rembrandt's portrait of himself and works by Gerard ter Borch Kaspar Netscher among others. Valued at millions of marks the loss alarms art circles in Germany.
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Weimar
Germany
Rembrandt
Gerard Terburg
Kaspar Netscher
Five Indicted in Murders on Williams Plantation
Indictments returned by Jasper county court name John S Williams and four associates including his sons Hyland Marvin and Leroy and Clyde Manning as charged with murder in deaths of 14 enslaved workers on the Williams plantation. Eight counts against John S Williams and eight against Manning allege killings of eight farm hands and other named victims. The jury also probes the alleged lynching of Eugene Hamilton and John S Williams was previously convicted in Newton county for another murder and sentenced to life.
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Jasper
John S. Williams
Hyland
Marvin
Leroy
Clyde Manning
Williams Plantation
Hyland Williams
Black Strap
Leroy Williams
I Ron Jaw
Marvin Willams
John Singleton
Eugene Hamilton
John 8
Williams
Newton County
Panama Moving Forces Near Costa Rica Frontier
Panama concentrates troops in Coto and Almirante districts along the Costa Rican frontier while Costa Rican leaders watch closely. Costa Rica says no military buildup is planned and trusts the United States to follow Secretary of State Hughes’ note on the frontier dispute. Mr and Mrs W R Finney return home after a Cheyenne visit for business and pleasure.
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Ban Jose
Costa Rica
Republic of Panama
Coto
Almirante
Costa Rican
Panama
C Rea
United 8
Charles FE. Hughes
Ex Kaiser denied permit to take body to border
Former Emperor William seeks to move the body of Empress Auguste Victoria to the Dutch frontier but is said to be refused. If true, the body will travel by automobile hearse from Doorn to Maarn then by rail to Potsdam for funeral rites.
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Doorn
Holland
Prem
William
Auguste Victoria
Maarn
Utrecht
Potsdam
French Support for U S in Mandate Question
Paris reports Ambassador Jusserand conveyed to Secretary Hughes France recognizes America’s right to a voice in the disposition of former German possessions. France favors the American position on Yap and may respond verbally rather than sending a written reply.
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Ambassador Jusserand
Harding
Paris
Associated Press
Jusserand
Hughes
Washington
United States
Germany
Rand
France
Yap
Foreign Office
19 Missing in Ship Disaster on the Gulf
Bowie line steamship Colonel Bowie with 22 aboard foundered in the Gulf of Mexico Monday night. Three men were rescued by the British steamer Cissy. 19 mariners remain missing according to wireless advisories received at the home office in Beaumont, Texas.
Stillman Case Hearing Is Set For May
Hearings in the divorce suit brought by James A. Stillman president of the National City bank against his wife Fifi Potter were postponed until early May when John A. Mack guardian ad litem for Guy S. Stillman whose paternity is questioned refused to agree to April 50 as date chosen by attorneys.
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New York
James A. Stillman
The
National City Bank
John A. Mack
Guardian Ad Litem
Guy S. Stillman
Labour unions allied with miners reject latest government offer
London April 12 The railwaymen and transport workers allied with the miners refused Lloyd George’s settlement proposals and will keep working while awaiting further instructions. A separate note said miners’ representatives also declined the prime minister’s proposals in their dispute with mine owners.
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London
Associated Press
Alliance
Lloyd George
School Apportionment Based on Ten Dollar Per Child
Children ages 6 to 21 are valued at ten dollars each under a system where funds from school land sales are distributed to counties and districts by child count. A school census starts tomorrow under County Superintendent Mies Mae Hamilton and local teachers with strong parental cooperation urged. Roy Beaver has returned to the Two Bar ranch after a city visit for business and social calls.
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Mies Mae Hamilton
Roy Beaver
Two Bar Ranch
Mondell Proposes Bills of Interest to Wyoming Voters
Congressman Mondell, opening the Sixty-seventh Congress, submits bills affecting Wyoming including water rights, new homestead entries for former settlers, stock-raising provisions, appeals to Interior decisions, grazing land sales, public buildings at New Castle Lusk Wheatland Green River Buffalo Cody, post office site at Greybull, Fort Phil Kearney era, Shoshone forest lands, a Converse County park grant, and repeal of parts of the 1917 War Revenue Act for a sane second class mail system.
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Washington
Mondell
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Newcastle
Lusk
Wheatland
Green River
Buffalo
Cody
Greybull
One Dead Six Hurt by Blast in Tire Plant
An explosion at the Miller Rubber company in Akron Ohio killed one worker and injured six others. The blast damaged the cement house and caused about 26000 dollars in damages. Fire and safety teams investigated the cause of the blast and the presence of gasoline and chemicals in the factory section were noted.
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Akron
Ohio
Miller Rubber Company
Workers sue clothing firms over anti union activities
In New York on April 12 the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America filed suit against the Clothing Manufacturers Association and several members seeking an injunction to restrain anti union actions and demanding $1,000,000 in damages.
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New York
Clothing Workers of America Today
Clothing Manufacturer’ Association
Bomb attack wounds five in Cork street
Police lorries in Cork were hit by bombs and gunfire from a Washington Street house this morning. Police returned fire. five civilians were wounded while no officers were hurt.
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Cork
Ireland
Washington Street
Remains of Mrs Harriett Nickerson to be buried in Lander
The remains of Mrs Harriett G Nickerson who died recently in San Francisco will pass through Casper tomorrow en route to Lander where burial will be made. Mrs Nickerson was known to many longtime Casper residents.
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Harriet G. Nickerson
San Francisco
Casper
Lander
Nickerson
Robbery Strikes Denver Bank Couriers at Noon
Two stockyards bank messengers returning with funds from First National bank were robbed by three men in cars at the Thirty-fourth and Downing street crossing. The trio forced them to stop at pistol point and seized a money grip containing about fifteen thousand dollars before fleeing in a waiting auto. One robber, Ik. B. Hart, fired shots. no injuries reported.
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Denver
Stockyards National Bank
Jnry
Stockyards Bank
Natonal Bank
Thirty-fourth and
Downing Streets
British Ships in Mexican Trade Move Forward
Washington reports that B F Vout at Sonora, Mexico, informed the department of commerce of talks to establish a British steamship line between San Francisco and Mexican Pacific ports. The proposal envisions British steamers flying the Mexican flag serving passenger and cargo routes to La Paz, Guaymas, Mazatlan, Acapulco, and Salina Cruz.
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Washington
B. F. Vout
Sonora
Mexico
Department of Commerce
San Francisco
la Pas
Second annual convention of League of Women Voters opens
The Cleveland event drew over 1,000 delegates and alternates from across the region. The convention began this morning and will continue through Saturday afternoon.
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Cleveland
Anal League of Women Voters
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