Trio Charged With HoldUp Under Arrest
Three men Mike Alperts E Robinson and D E Burk were arrested in Casper after aiding Pete Haines in a bold hold up near the old brewery on the Yellowstone highway. Carl Cadillac car and 20 cases whisky were involved with Haines believed to be headed for Denver. Police expect highway robbery charges against all four.
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Mike Alperts
XN. E. Robinson
D. E. Burk
Pete Haines
Yellowstone Highway
Caaneaw
Ricket
Burk
Robinson
Royce
Ince
Center
Haines
Denver
Burkin
Pete Hiaines
Wyoming
Aald
Casper
H. M. Gathonst
Hale Mudro
Theer
Polies
Armstrong
Cheyenne Doctor Found Not Criminally Liable
Prosecuting Attorney Charles K. Lane announced he will take no action after a coroner's verdict found Dr. W. K. Mylar criminally responsible for the death of August Johnson following an injection of 606. Lane said there is no indication of criminal negligence and filing a complaint would be unwise and unfair.
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Cheyenne
the Tribune
Wryo
Charles K. Lane
W. K. Mylar
August Johnson
Lane
2006 Acres of State Lands in Natrona County Sold
Natrona County sold 2396 acres of state land at auction led by A. Baker. Purchasers included Anna L. and William A. LaRue, Tom Sun, A H Cobb, J A Defelder, Kimball Livestock Co, George Stilpen, George Stephens, and James W. Burns. Total price $25,569.60 at an average $10.67 per acre.
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Honante
Pear Derdance
Anna L. PF
Wiliam A. LaRue
Anna
William H. Larue
Tom Sun
A. H H. Cobb
J. A. Defelder
Kimball Livestock Company
George F. Stilpen
George
Phen
James W. Burns
A. Baker
Natrona
Natrona County
Natrona Coun
Fighting Looms in Fiume Region
London dispatch reports the Italian government tightening rule in Fiume by land and sea after Captain Gabriel D Annuale declared he would resist enforcement of the Rapallo Treaty in response to an ultimatum.
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Fiume
London
Tallan
Red
Gabriel D
Rapaluo
Fight for oper shop predicted for big meet
United Press reports a clash looming as William Butterworth president of the national conference of the Manufacturers' association calls for a convertion of big employers in a nationwide drive against the closed shop. He criticizes railway brotherhoods demand for a national board of adjustment to replace individual company handling of labor affairs. A separate note mentions the Spanish Women's Crusade forming to campaign for legal equality for women in Alfonso's kingdom.
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United Press
Owicago
William Butterworth
National Conference of the Manufacturers’ Association
Butterworth
Railway Brotherhoods
National Board of Adjustment
Alfonso
Peace Hope While Home Rule Bill Passes Irish Parliament
London reports suggest peace efforts rise as the home rule bill advances toward royal assent. The measure creates two parliaments in Ireland with a cross-border council, requires acceptance in three and a half years, and avoids arrest for President de Valera on return to Ireland.
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London
Great Britain
George
North
Ireland
Wrecks and Winter Storm Cut Denver Wire Service
Storms east of Denver and a freight engine blast cut wire communication to all parts of the country. Fireman John J. Clayton died in the explosion tied to the Paso circuit. Heavy snow and wind damaged lines from North Platte to Omaha and west of Kansas City, delaying eastern trains.
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Associated Presa
Denver
Here
John J. Clayton
Ene
Ves Waa
Paso
Nrar Monuson Paper Oy Carva
Nort Platte
Neb
Omaha
Kan- Bos Oer
Metal Ceiling Association Pledges Reforms At Hearing
The Métal Ceiling Association told a joint legislative committee it would amend its by laws and remove unfair regulations after Samuel Untermyer, counsel for the committee, labeled them despotic. Otto C. Marfraff, secretary, testified the group was willing to wipe out the contested rules.
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Associated Press
New York
Joint Legislative Committee
Building Trust
Otto C. Mar Fraff
Samuel Untermyer
PARDONS DELAYED BY NEW JERSEY COURT
Trenton Dec 22. The New Jersey state court of pardons adopted a resolution delaying pardons or paroles until minimum sentences expire for murder robbery burglary and similar offenses due to the nationwide crime wave.
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Trenton
N. J
State Court of Pardona
Offennes
Four Die in Powder Mill Explosion in Pennsylvania
Four men were killed and two injured when an explosion hit the Du Pont Powder company mill in Belin village near Hoar Moosle, Aoranton, Pa., on December 22. The incident reported a deadly blast at the powder plant.
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Associated Press
Aoranton, Pa
Dupont Powder Company
Belin Village
Hoar Moosle
Actress Sophia Taylor dies in murder suicide verdict
London reports a coroner jury found Miss Sophia Taylor a 29 year old dancer and George Anrastusa Kelly 30 of Omaha Neb guilty of wilful murder and death by own action after Kelly was found dead and Taylor mortally wounded Saturday.
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Associated Press
London
Sophia Taylor
George Anrastusa Kelly
Omaha
Neb
Kelly
Miss Taylor
Lnter
Alleged Thief Shot by Hotel Keeper in Denver
Thomas Keratil, 6, shot by Ralph Arnoldson, hotel proprietor, as he allegedly attempted to rob Arnoldson's hotel. Police say keratil was wounded fatally after Arnoldson fired two shots when awakened by sounds on the hotel’s third floor early morning.
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Denver
Associated Preas
Thomas Keratil
Courty Hospital
Keshul
Ralph Arnoldson
Kermhu
Arnoldson
Arnoldwon
Ne Fitruder
Wyoming Woolgrowers Conclave Faces Funding Challenge
Entertainment plans for the Wyoming Woolgrowers Association annual convention set for January 6 to 8 rely on Natrona County contributions. County master assessments total 26 dollars per flock and 60 dollars for two flocks, with few checks received. Checks should go to M. J. Burke, county treasurer, to finalize a program. The meeting will cover financial and marketing topics, aided by state bankers’ presence.
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Wyoming Woolgrowers’ Association
Natrona County Association
G. M. Penley
al Flockmasters
M. J. Burke
Labor Riot in Petrograd Ends with Executions
A serious labor riot in Petrograd was crushed after Soviet authorities refused laborers demands for more food and shorter 16 hour workdays. Helsingfors dispatch reports 105 laborers executed amid the unrest, with many killed or injured.
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London
Petrograd
Helsingfors
Central News
New High School To Be Completed In Monte
At a board meeting the high school reported the new vocational school will be completed within a month and some rooms ready in a couple of weeks. Equipment for the building including desks seats laboratory and shop gear will be ordered immediately.
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Vocational High Schal
General Murguia Released From Prison in Mexico City
General Francisco Murguia, who guarded President Corroanm, was released from prison in Mexico City today. The report also notes that Kilmallack and Londonderry remain the only two walled towns in Treland.
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Associated Prensa
Mexico City
Francisco Murguia
Corroanm
Kilmallack
Londonderry
Treland
West Buys Holiday Stock For Weat Confectionery
C West of the Weat Confectionery returns from Denver after a week of extensive buying for the holiday stock. The purchases include many new novelties suitable for gifts for men women and children, chosen with eye to their appropriateness and appeal.
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C. West
Weat Confectionery
Denver
Mr. West
Debate limited to three hours this afternoon
The house aimed to finish debate on the emergency tariff bill within three hours under a Fordney rule. Chairman Fordney of the ways and means committee said he intends to push the bill for passage before adjournment tonight.
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Associated Washington
House
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Tariff Bill Faces Veto Threat Amid Political Coalitions
Washington reports indicate a probable presidential veto and Senate opposition as a Western Southern Republican coalition moves to push an emergency tariff bill. Ways and Means plans to complete a tariff measure despite a possible filibuster and tax revision adjourns to January 6 for broader tariff overhaul.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
New Party
House
Ways and Means Committee
House committee reports pension bill totaling 266.5 million
Washington December 22 The House appropriations committee reported an annual pension bill carrying 914 million less than anticipated funding this year The total bill amounts to 266 5 million dollars and affects federal pension appropriations for the year.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Hundreds Die in Rail Crash Near Petrograd
Central News dispatch from Helsingfors reports hundreds killed and wounded in a railway accident near Petrograd. Overcrowding blamed for the crash though details remain sparse.
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Helsingfors
London
Finland
Petrograd
Harding to Be Wilsons Guest
President elect Warren G Harding will visit the White House on Inauguration Day to be greeted by President Woodrow Wilson. They will travel to the Capitol for the oath of office and Harding will deliver his inaugural address followed by a luncheon hosted by Wilson.
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Tumulty
Wilson
Harding
White House
Poan
Wison
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
C. ‘ Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Boolcott
Rediscounts of Reserve Banks Show Big Gain
Big gain in rediscounts reported by Federal Reserve banks this year. Gover n or of the Federal Reserve in a special report outlines the rise in farm product loans and associated banking activity. National Forest Reservation Garrison has approved large security allocations for mountain forestry in national forests.
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Ross
Peper Bancon
Wales
Raserve Banka
Senate
Mid
Ern
National Forest Reservation
Old World Customs Stand Out In Plans For Christmas In Casper
Casper celebrates Christmas with candle lighting on Christmas Eve inspired by Scandinavian tradition. Church groups and the YWCA organize caroling, a Christmas tree, and events at the Presbyterian manse, with services across Episcopal, Lutheran, St. Mark's, and other churches. Children receive gifts at the Ile Theater where the Wiki group hosts a Christmas morning program for about 6000 children.
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Casper
Old England
St. Mark's
Presbyterian Church In & Apo Celal
Presbyterian Church
Baptist
Methodist
Ile Theater
Wiki
Hughes denies discussion of cabinet rumor
New York December statement from Charles Muyhew rejects rumors of being offered the secretary of state post in Hardine's cabinet. He says he does not care to discuss them and calls the reports irresponsible.
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Huughes
Associated Press
New York
Charles Muyhew
Pat
Aiute
Hardine
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