Brutal Sandbar Fight Leaves Two Wounded and Dying
A drunken gang attacked in the 300 block on West A Street, beating Blackie Williams unconscious with a monkey wrench and shooting Walter Withers in the abdomen. Williams is dying, Withers gravely wounded. five men, George Twithh, T. L. Russell, C. W. Cromp, Earl Peterson, and Arthur Lind, were arrested and jailed for investigation.
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West
Blackie Williams
Askult
Walter Withers
George Twithh
T. L. Russell
C. W. Cromp
Earl Peterson
Arthur Lind
Jall
Rump
Williams
Withers
Trantham
Conlee
Heuse
Ttte
Couple Slain. Suspect Held in New Castle
In New Castle Indiana a 25 year old farm hand named Brockahire was lodged in the county jail after the murders of Mr and Mrs William G Shaffer near Middletown. He denied knowledge of the crime as officers questioned him through the night. The Shaffers were found on their farm near Middletown.
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New Castle
Ind
Ben Brockahire
William G. Bhafter
Conference on disarmament talks collapses among five nations
Reports indicate the Moscow conference on armament reduction failed to reach an agreement and disbanded. Other items note Lord Glenavy elected president of the Free State senate in Dublin, Bainbridge Colby terminating his law partnership with Woodrow Wilson, and a fatal boiler explosion at the Estrella sugar mill near Camaguey injuring or killing about one hundred workers.
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Moscow
Russia
Poland
Latvia
Esthenia
Finland
Dublin
Lord Glenavy
Ulster Rf
Free State Senate
New York
Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
Havana
Camaguey
Estrella
Will Irwin to Speak at Casper Kiwanis Luncheon
The Casper Kiwanis club invites Will Irwin as a noon guest for tomorrow's meeting. The renowned correspondent is invited to share insights, aligning with the club’s policy of hosting notable visitors to benefit members.
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Will Irwin
Casper Kiwania Club
Wanamaker Tribute From His First Office Boy
In Philadelphia on December 13 tributes pour in for John Wanamaker the merchant prince religious leader and philanthropist. His first office boy George YW Stull recalls the secret of his success he was always on time. Flags fly at half mast as condolences flood in and Wanamaker’s impact on advertising is noted.
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Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Mr. Wanamaker
Grain surplus seen in Volhynia Chernigov and Kiev regions
Inspector Neelloger reports crops in Volhynia Chernigov and Kiev near normal prewar levels with potential winter grain surplus for export. Central government tax of six poods per dessiatine collected. AR A feeding 26 000 to 27 000 Kiev district children.
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Moscow
W. R. Neelloger
Greenwood Avenue
Chicago
RoJef
Guberniaa
Volhynia
Chernigov
Kiev
William N. Haskell
Russa
Russia
Nelegar
Volga
Gubernia
Wyoming parties spent contrasting amounts in late campaign
In Wyoming the Democratic state committee spent under 10 000 to win senate and governor but lose the rest of the ticket, while the Republican committee spent over 54 000 to lose those top posts yet carry the rest. Reports show Democrat receipts about 10 801 00 and outgo 9 413 58. Republicans about 47 086 45 received and 64 504 50 spent. Roas claims only travel costs for governor. Hay lists about 1 000.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Democratic State Committee
United States
Wyoming
Republican State Committee
Democratic Committee
Republican Committees
W. B. Roas
John W. Hay
Chile invites Pan American nations to conference in Santiago
Santiago invites all American nations to participate in the Pan American conference opening March 20. Brazil clarifies there is no reason to bar Brazil from attending, addressing rumors of possible nonparticipation from Washington.
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Santiago
Chile
Associated Preaas
MO Janerio
Associated Preas
Turkey rejects Armenian national home at Near East talks
At Lausanne the Turkish delegation refused to designate any portion of Turkey as an Armenian national home, warning against dismemberment. Ismet Pasha and Lord Curzon pressed for minority protections as ministers debated Turkey’s territorial stance and rights in the Bosphorus.
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Lausanne
Prena
Turkey
Ismet Pasha
Lord Curzon
Jamesoy
Gietussian
Big Horn Student Wins Scholarship in Oxford
Glenn Parker of Big Horn Wyoming, son of Mia Charles Parker, won the Rhodag Scholar sip at Oxford University England for Wyoming. He plans to sail next September to pursue a three year program preparing him for diplomatic work after graduating from the University of Wyoming. He previously served as an instructor in economics and advice at Laramie High School. He is 24 years old.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Glenn Parker
Mia
Charles Parker
Big Horn
Big Horn High School
Rhodag
Quford University
England
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Alvice
Laramie
Cap Cost Lad Ten Million Rubles In Cheyenne
The Mogolewky family travels to Cheyenne Wyoming to join Sam Mogolevky fruit dealer and husband of the two. The report notes a windent and a purchase comparison of ten million rubles versus ten million earlier.
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Loure Krogolovaky
Nigala
la Wegring
Thalae
Cheyenne
Sam Moggleveky
Free Tickets For Five In Jiggs Contest Winners
The Tribune Jigee drawing contest for school children announced winners this morning. Winners include Bare Hall East Casper Park school students Lois Patternon Rodney Van Natta Robert Kemp and Willie Huber. Each winner receives two tickets to the matinee of Father on His Vacation at the Tria theater tomorrow at 4 PM. Tickets can be picked up at Tribune office before showtime. 758 children participated. judging noted high quality.
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Mian
Sarah Crumpton
Bare Hall
East 13Th Street
East Casper School
Lois Patternon
South Walcott Street
Park School
Rodney van Natta
South Gurbin Street
Robert Kemp
South Park Street
Willie Huber
Elk Street School
First Death in College Class Of 83 Recorded
Northampton Massachusetts December 15 The first death among the Smith College Class of 1883 was reported to authorities today Mrs Allen Ward Batley of Minneapolis author of Gage Brush Payson perished in an automobile accident near Chatelty She was one of 48 members of the class 1883 at their twenty fifth reunion the class chose a peacock emblem symbolizing immortality as its insignia
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Northampton
Maas
Fim
Smith College
Allen Ward Batley
Minneapolia
Gage Brush Payson
Chatelty
UN Ia
Man Beaten on UP Train Loses Foot at Hilldale
A man beat a southbound Union Pacific train worker near Hilldale, 18 miles east of Cheyenne, as he tried to board a moving freight train. He lost a foot in the assault and authorities investigated the incident.
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Union Pacific
Hiltwdale
Cheyenne
Lake to Ocean Route Seen Winning Favor Across Regions
December report by G P Craig executive director of the Great Lakes Tidewater association to the annual meeting notes crumbling opposition to the Lake to Ocean project in New York and New England while support grows in the Midwest and Canada. He urges a people education campaign and action by Congress and the Canadian government within six months. President Harding had pledged support, with backing from the American Farm Bureau Federation American Bankers Association and the joint congressional committee on agricultural inquiry.
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Chicago
New York State
New England
G. P. Craig
Great Lakes-Tidewater Association
Middle West
Canada
Congress
Mr. Craig
Harding
Craig
American Farm Bureau Federation
Committee On Economic , Policy, American Bankers’ Association
Joint
Congressional Committee On Agricultural Inquiry
Big Fire Destroys Trolleys and Homes in Buffalo South
A blaze at the Cold Springs Repair shop of the International Railway company in Buffalo New York destroyed 32 trolley cars and four houses. The fire caused an estimated loss of 760000 dollars. Employee Edward McCivney was found dead in one of the cars.
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Buffalo
N. Ys
Dee
Cold Springs
International Railway Company
Edward McCivney
New School Planned for Texas Refinery Building
A new school will open in the Baptist church building at the Texas refinery on January 2 with an initial enrollment of fifteen. Superintendent A A Slade said a six room building is planned for this addition by next fall if enrollment warrants.
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Texas
Baptist Church
A. A. Slade
Impeachment Hearing Set In Dee Case By House Panel
The House Judiciary Committee voted in executive session to proceed with impeachment hearings against Attorney Dee after about ninety minutes of wrangling. Representative FRelier of Minnesota had urged the hearings, with Speaker Keller leading the push for the procedure.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Dee
Representative Frelier
Publican
Minnesota
Keller
Blizzard Prospects Hold Central Wyoming in Snow
Central Wyoming endures a growing snow storm with several inches on the ground at noon and forecasts of more precipitation. The system brings subzero temperatures to the northwest and Midwest and threatens transportation with strong winds. In Chicago the day opened near zero with rising temperatures later, while Havre Montana reported the coldest readings in the nation. Cattlemen in Texas fear losses as the storm pushes south and west.
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Wyoming
Atlantic Seaboard
Allandio
Chicago
Northwest
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
Florida
Great Lakes
Sero Point
United States
Havre, Mont
Sora
California Canal
Loum Lowa
Texas
Palms Retail Store Deluged With Prize Names
Palms store on Mast Beyond Street draws intense local interest as a prize competition names winner set for a 6 9 prize. New proprietor Thomas Gilroy aims to avoid confusion with wholesale lines by keeping the Palma brand names, noting Palma and ten others owned by HO Madley remain distinct under separate management.
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PALMS
Thomas Gilroy
Wholeale
Ho, Madley
British Ship Manchester Ayana Runs Aground Near Boston
A British ship named Manchester Ayana ran aground in Boston harbor after waiting at the port for a tug. The vessel grounded on the Up of Long Island while maneuvering in rough winds and a northwest gale.
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Boston
Dee
Et. John
N. TL
Long Island
Outon Harbor
Aucher
Harber
Resumption of Conferrence Controversy in Paris
Paris dispatch reports the French cabinet backing Premier Poincaré on reparations policy after London conference. He seeks freer parliamentary leeway for negotiations and potential pledges under Versailles if no settlement by January 15. Britain’s new stance on inter allied debts noted as hopeful for joint settlements.
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Paris
Associated Press
Poincare
London
M. Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Fprecaat
Chamber
Germany
France
Great Britain
Poincare to Define Free Hand in German Debt Security
Premier Poincare signals a government move to reserve a free hand in securing Germany’s debt but will not specify the measure. He says no mobilization of troops will occur and stresses no action before January 15 even if a German moratorium is debated. Controversy over Ruhr occupation and postponement lingers in Paris.
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Paris
Poincare
Ruhr
Leon Daudet
Pramier
Germany
Sugar Plant Boiler Blast Kills Eleven at Estrella Center
Destruction at Estrella Sugar Central in Camaguy Cuba after a boiler explosion left eleven workers dead and many others injured. Rescue teams searched the ruins for more victims as the plant, valued at four million dollars, faced ongoing recovery efforts.
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Cuba
Camaguly
Estrella Sugar Central
Lehr
Coupedes
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