Cattle Industry Near Prosperity Says Exchange Official
Chicago December 31 The cattle industry stands on the threshold of prosperity says S B Stafford president of the Chicago livestock exchange in his annual statement cows suitable for breeding have risen in value from 10 to 20 dollars a head in western states in the last 60 days outlook is bright for packing and meat trade says E Thorns president of the Institute of Meat Packers production in 1921 was normal packing-house values steady demand good and exports higher than 1920 with storage stocks low indicating strong consumption growth
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Chicago
S. B. Stafford
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Thorns
Institute of A Meat Packers
AML
United States
En Gore
Wilson
High Winds Cause Fatality and Damage in Nebraska
In western Nebraska late yesterday high winds, up to 60 miles per hour, caused one death and widespread property damage in Alliance and Grand Island. Mrs. G. D. Crawford, wife of a grain elevator manager, was killed when the roof of a outbuilding collapsed on her.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Alliance
Grand Island
G. D. Crawford
Copper market quiet during holidays with steady prices
The copper market in New York remained quiet through the holidays. Electrolytic copper quotes held at 18 1/2 to 14 0 for prompt shipment and 14 cents for forward delivery, with Tron unchanged.
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New York
Tron
Bloody Revolt Urged Upon Indians Nationwide
Reports from several cities describe a push for an Indian republic named the United States of India to be declared January 1, with guerrilla tactics supported if needed. Hazrat Mohani of the All-India Moslem League urged parallel governance with Gandhi, arguing non-violence could fail under harsh government measures.
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United States of India
Ahmedabad
British India
Associated Press
Hazrat Mohani
All-India Moslem League
League
Mohan
Mohandas Gandhi
India
Smyrna
Thrace
Doctor Dies of Fever in Vera Cruz Death
Funeral services for Dr. Howard Benjamin Cross who died of yellow fever at Vera Cruz will be held at his Dumont Grant County home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Cross and her parents arrived from New York. The body will be sent via Laredo Mexico and San Antonio Texas.
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Enid
Okla
Howard Benjamin Cross
Vera Cruz
Dumont
Grant County
County Takes Over Hospital in Natrona County
Natrona County will assume ownership of the Sv hospital on East Second Street tomorrow morning and rename it Natrona County hospital. The transfer follows a Wyoming legislature measure allowing counties to purchase state hospitals for a nominal dollar exchange to avoid constitutional issues. County commissioners will meet at 6 PM to select a temporary superintendent, with two names under consideration and an orderly takeover of all equipment and accounts.
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Sv Hospital
East Second Street
Natrona County
Natrona County Hospital
Wyoming
University professors lead Spanish association election
Washington December 11 Dr John J Withgerald a University of Illinois Spanish professor was reelected president of the American Association of Spanish and Alfred Coester from Leland Stanford University was reelected as covalary-treasurer today.
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Washington
John J. Withgerald
University of Illinois
American Association of Spanish
Alfred Coester
Leland Stanford University
Ship Barema Sinks in Gulf of Finland. 23 Perish
An Esthonian vessel Barema sunk without warning in the Gulf of Finland by a Russian vessel. Twenty three persons aboard are reported dead. The cargo was for a Stockholm firm. The incident was disclosed in an Ex. Telegraph dispatch from Stockholm.
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London
Associated Preas
Barema
Stockholm
Gulf of Finland
Jennie
Police Arrests Reach Two Thousand in Casper Year
Casper police reported about 2000 arrests in the past year with over 60 percent charged under liquor laws. Municipal court convictions yielded $39,861.50 in fines to the city treasury. December led arrests, while October topped fines collected at $6,211.50 from 173 cases. additional notes mention holiday arrests and fines including a $10 drunkenness penalty.
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Casper Police Department
Tinem Sala
Newton Mitchel
O. W. Pulliam
Phil Doherty
J. H. Weddell
New Lyric Theater Opens Amid Incomplete Interior Work
The New Lyric Theater on Becond and Conter opens to the public with exterior finishing and interior decoration pending. Contractor Charles Shoblom completed the structure in under a month after the December 1 contract, with shipments of regular seats delayed and formal opening postponed by Henry Brennan until all fixtures are installed.
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Lyric Theater
Chas. Shoblom
Casper
View
Lyria Theater
Carnera
Henry Brennandent
Grmaby
H. Moratman
Cham. Shobiom
Les
Brennan
Officers Held In Shooting Probe
East St Louis officials report a shooting probe in which 42 year old Cleveland Justice fired at 44 year old Jeme Franklin at a packing house during a labor strike. Franklin was unidentified and the incident is under investigation by district authorities.
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East ST
Louts
Cleveland
Jeme Wranklin
Wranklin
Franklin
Aviation feats mark rapid progress in early flight history
A look back at aviation milestones from the Wright brothers to 26 hour air endurance tests. Edwards Bilheon and Lloyd Bertaud complete a 26 hour 19 minute 35 second flight at Mineola, illustrating rapid yet steady gains driven by repeated experiments and persistence.
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Edward Bilheon
Lloyd Bertaud
Mineola
Wright
Six Power Pact Settles Yap Cable Row
A tentative six power treaty among the United States Great Britain France Italy Japan and The Netherlands would divide Yap cable rights. The pact would replace the un Signed U S Japan agreement and would assign Yap Guam Yap Sichunghai and the Yap Menado link with Dutch and American concessions to cover installation and management. Final action was delayed pending further instructions from signatories and other powers.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Pacific
Yap
Slenleuy 10
Lefora
Cannibalism Probe Trek by RCMP Officer and Guides
A Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer, an Indian guide, and two dog team drivers depart Fort Fitzgerald for the barren lands north of Lake Athabasca to investigate reports that caribou eating tribes face starvation and resorted to cannibalism. If evidence is found, the officer will return prisoners. The expedition follows previous summer reports of starving Indians missing caribou migrations. The party carries two months of rations as trails reopen with frozen conditions.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Fort Fitzgerald
Lake Athabasca
New York Prohibition Shift Seeks Crackdown on New Year Eve
New Yorks enforcement battalion of 155 sleuths plus special agents prepared to scour Broadway to the East and aim to halt merrymakers. The raid plan targets cafes and hotels during New Year’s Eve celebrations with drinks priced between 7.50 and 1.60 and signals more raids on suspected venues.
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New York
New York City
E. C. Yellowley
Ralph A. Day
Broadway
Howery
Fifth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Commerce Falls Off In Canada
Ottawa reports Canada’s commerce declined in the year ending November 1921. Exports totaled 990,468,048 while imports reached 526,226,58. Customs duties fell to 124,184,041. Imports from the United States were valued at 679,407,001 and exports at 300,016,167.
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Ottawa
Canada
Commercce
Wade
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
United States
Woman linked to $1.5 million mail bond theft case
New York December 31 report details the arrest of Mrs. Abe Attel wife of ex pugilist Sam Gold and Harry Cohen postal inspectors and bomb squad member in a $1 5 million bonds mail theft case from the federal reserve bank to the treasury. Bonds valued at 1 477 000 were altered or cancelled by chemical stamps removed and some redeemed. The trio faces conspiracy and attempted passing altered government bonds charges with arraignment set for January 14.
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New York
Abe Attel
Sam Gold
Harry Cohen
Br Pont
Federal Reserve Bank
Newpork
Treasury Department
Washington
United States
Hitchcock
Hall
Attel
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Wilbur Wright
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Amours
A. Banton Dumont
Europe
Henry Farman
Henore
Hal Puade
Natlonal
Island of
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Amere
Tim Foath
Wrights
Farmay
Santie
San Francisco
Weather Bureau
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Prohibition Office
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Honda
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