Rockefeller Sued Over Higher Tax Payments
The government filed a suit against John D. Rockefeller in New York on December 20 seeking 202,678 dollars in back taxes. The complaint claims his income report was incorrect and misleading and notes alleged omissions including shares in Prairie Pipeline Company.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Farge
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Five Convicts Transported by Rail to Wyoming State Penitentiary
Five prisoners from Fremont County Wyoming were moved to the Rawlins penitentiary after a 600 mile rail journey diverted by heavy snow. The group includes Henry V. Johnson serving life for murder, Emil Svilar and Pete Brodjer for a mine payroll hold up attempt, Freeman Gray for arson, and Richard Dines for grand larceny.
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Wyo
State Penitentiary
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Henry V. Johnson
Nancy
Wales
Emil Svilar
Pete Brodjer
Hudson
Freeman Gray
Tease
Richard Dines
Fifty Two Indicted in Building Trust Probe
A state anti trust law indictment charging 52 defendants was returned in New York on December 20. It names 27 corporations and 25 individuals, all alleged members of the Master Plumbers' Association with John T. Hettrick serving as counsel.
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New York
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Axsecltion
John T. Hettrick
Cody Rancher Shoots Self in Barn After Juror Visit
Fred Blackstone a 35 year old rancher shot himself with a high power rifle near the court house where a juror led authorities to his lodging. He reclined on a manure pile and fired the weapon placed in his mouth, leaving a fatal head wound.
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Fred Blackstone
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Lusk Rancher Killed by Bucking Horse Near Lusk
Lusk Wyoming December 20 William Valdez twenty eight was killed instantly when a ranch horse bucked and toppled him as it fell over.
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Wyo
William Valdez
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War Finance Resolution Sent to President After Senate Action
The Senate accepted House amendments to the joint resolution directing revival of the War Finance Corporation. The measure now goes to the president, who is expected to veto it.
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Washington
House
War Finance Corporation
Senate
Prisoners Taken to Leavenworth In Transit
Stray OCR fragment reports that around December 20 a group of prisoners was moved to Leavenworth under guard by deputy U S marshals aboard a special car. Location Cheyenne Wyoming appears in the text with references to a domain of the event.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Berg
Laagenaronthy Kan
Coard
United States
Marals
Teagwellng
Indians Bury Tom-Tom Form 23-Piece Band
Tees Wye reports a 23 piece band organized for the St Bijotuyel mission school. The group appears to consist of local boys with unspecified roles and activities. The article provides limited details and appears to be a brief community note.
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Wye
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St. Bijotuyel Mission
Mexico City Life and Social Classes Described in Detail
An American observer portrays life in Mexico City noting sharp class divisions among wealthy foreign merchants and poor workers. He describes housing overcrowding, diet, clothing, and low wages, plus a siesta culture and high altitude effects on sleep and health. He also mentions bullfighting, Carmen, and operatic tastes as indicators of social life.
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Rio Grande
Mexico Sicks of Revolutions Sees Hope in Obregon
United Press dispatch from Washington reports that Mexicans grow weary of revolutions and look to Obregon for stability. It notes a rising middle class, domestic issues, and a transition period as exiles return and life in Mexico City slowly revives.
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Obregon
Ralph H. Turner
United Press
Washington
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Mexico City
Porfirio Diaz
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Assembly adjourns in Geneva closes first League meeting
The first session of the League of Nations gathered in Geneva adjourned today after completing its initial assembly. Delegates from member states concluded formal talks amid ceremonial notes and procedural milestones.
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Der
League of Nations
Ex Publisher Baward Rumely and associates sentenced
Dr Baward A Rumely former publisher of the New York Evening Mail Walter Kuritmen and Norvin Lindheim were sentenced to a year and a day in prison each on a federal conviction of conspiring to withhold knowledge of alleged German ownership during part of the war.
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New York
Baward A. Rumely
New York Evening Mail
Walter Kuritmen
Norvin Lindheim
Tanlac gains popularity as trusted medicine across continents
Special Representative T W Snyder updates Wyoming on Tanlac, describing its ingredients, stomach focus, and claimed restorative effects. He cites widespread use in North America, enduring popularity, and reports of weight gain and improved health. Caspar, Alcova, and Salt Creek merchants distribute Tanlac locally.
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