Power Project Undertaken On Shoshone River
A 25 man crew for the U.S. Reclamation Service begins work in Sho shone canyon to develop 5300 electrical horsepower from the Shoshone river flow. The project aims to supply settlers and sell surplus power to towns including Singer, Mansion, Powell and Garland. Construction includes a dam eight miles above Corbett, a two mile tunnel and a siphon under Shoshone three miles below, with a 225 foot head and initial turbines for 2100 horsepower, expansion to full capacity later.
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Cody, Wys
United States Reclamation Service
Singer
Malsion
Powell
Garland
Ae Shoshone
Corbett
Oleo
Hart Mountain
League Accepts Austria Admission to League of Nations
Austria was unanimously voted a member by the League of Nations admission commission in Geneva on December 1 and expected to be ratified by the assembly. The council also approved inviting the United States to name a representative to serve on the commission. Sylvester F. Pelton, carpenter contractor job work news work listed with address at 9258 Lincoln Ave.
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Geneva
Austria
League of Nations
Commission For the Admission of
Assembly of the League
Associated Press
Dec
Council of the League of Nations
Wao
Military Commission
United States
Sylvester F. Pelton
Lincoln Ave
Concrete Foundation Placed for Moose Building
Concrete for the Moore Building foundation was poured yesterday as weather allowed. Work continued overnight with favorable conditions to prevent freezing. Completion expected tonight. A six day setting period will prepare the basement for temporary winter garden conversion.
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Avent Aix Daya
Judging 15 Finished in Warfare Club Competition
The second judging of baile and ocores in the Warfare club Better Balles contest finished this morning. Scores will be reviewed by the scoring committee tonight and results announced. Prizes will be awarded to the babies with the most perfect record and a health lecture is planned.
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Bailea
Haynes Cleared of Blame in Casper Shooting Case
Pete Haynes also known as Peter Haynes was reportedly cleared with no charges proven by Casper police. Eyewitnesses say he tried to stop a disturbance in the North Burlington area where shots were fired at a so called house of fame. Authorities note he did not engage in criminal activity here.
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Pete Hines
Peter Haynes
Casper
Haynes
Denver
Lynch
North Burlington
Methodist preacher to lead Sheridan midweek service
I W Kineailey district superintendent of the Methodist church in the Sheridan district will preach tonight at the mid week service of the local Methodist church.
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I. W. Kineailey
Sheridan
Groves elected Caspar high football captain for next season
John Groves, a Cas per High School sophomore, was elected football captain for next season after earning praise for his right half play this fall. Thirteen football letters were awarded for the 1920 season, with lettermen including DeWoody, Liberage, McGrath, Kocher, Leater, Post, Vandaveer, Sproul, Aleman, Blanchard, Mauk, Scott and Groves. The season was strong despite a final deficit of about $100 in the financial statement.
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John Groves
Casper
Groves
DeWoody
Liberage
McGrath
Kocher
Leater
Post
Vandaveer
Sproul
Aleman
Blanchard
Mauk
Scott
Shots Fired At House Five Charged In Warrant
An assault charge was sworn against John McLoughlin for firing shots at the residence of Heen l Caski on West Firat Street. McLoughlin allegedly fired in the evening and again in the early morning, according to the Caset woman who reported to police. The case will be tried today by George Weedell of Durham & Lowey.
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John McLoughlin
Heen l Caski
West Firat Street
McLoughliin
George Weedell
Durham & Lowey
German govt pays 0 006 francs for Swiss killing
The German government deposits 20,000 francs for the family of John Hennin, a Swiss shot in Basle in 1914 by a German officer on a false charge. The Swiss sought indemnity and punishment, but the officer had died during the war.
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Geneva
Mall
John Hennin
Basle
Mothers Home for Married Women Planned in Bordeaux
In Bordeaux a Mothers Home for married women is to be established with a two acre park and funds totaling 1,000,000 francs donated by Madame de la Meurthe de la Meurthe. The facility will be open only to married women to provide necessary support.
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Bordeaux
Madame Deutach de la
Canon City Prospecting Firm Opens Deep Tent Near Four Mile Crest
The Canon Petroleum Co. begins a deep prospecting program on Four Mile Crest near Canon City Colorado with standard tools. It has loaded 2 000 acres of deeded land and is negotiating for 1 100 additional acres.
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Canon City
Canon Petroleum Co
Four Mile Crest
Colo
Texas Day Law Upheld by Court of Criminal Appeals
The Texas prohibition statute making unlawful transportation of intoxicants a felony was upheld today by the Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin. Dec. 1. The ruling confirms the strong stance on illegal distribution within the state.
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Austin
Tet
Court of Criminal Appenia
Building Permits Decline in November Markets
Cooper’n building program during November was only one fifth of the prior month’s activity. The Midwest Refining company spent about $400,000 on buildings and dwellings in October, rising to $405,048 in November. Only $55 spent on new buildings in November. 36 permits were issued that month. A major project began late in November, a 16 room apartment on West Yellowslone between Spruce and Walnut, valued at $5,000.
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Cooper’n
Great Midwest Refining Company
Fyares
Jerry Sullivan
West Yellowslone
Spruce and
Walnut Streets
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