Repeal Effort Reopens On Wyoming Gas Carbon Law
The Wyoming Legislature debates bills to repeal Chapter 275 the so called carbon black law upheld by the U S Supreme Court. House Bill 241 seeks PSC supervision over natural gas production and usage to curb waste with a domestic preference and to limit uses deemed wasteful. The measure mirrors Senate File 36 and Senate File 34 in goal though differing in approach.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Big Horn County
W. G. Mudgett
Park County
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Denton Alive Reports Spark Legal Probe
Los Angeles authorities plan an inquiry into all persons spreading reports that Jacob Charles Denton was seen alive after June 2 1920 the date state officials set for his murder by Mrs Louise L Peete. The probe aims to test truthfulness and sanity of such rumors amid ongoing murder case coverage.
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Soldier Killed in Irish Attack on Train in Cork
A passenger train carrying about thirty soldiers was fired upon today near Cork. One soldier was killed and several wounded. the injured were rushed to Cork Military Hospital by a special train. A separate dispatch from Queenstown reported no consulate breach.
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London
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Queenstown
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Westview
Mitchell
Alleged Mail Thief Caught in Wallenburg Colorado
Russell A. Gordon a 48 year old former railroad clerk was arrested on Denver postoffice inspector tips for lifting a mail pouch and taking a registered letter containing 3000 dollars. He faces arraignment in Denver. The local station fire in September 1920 caused thirty thousand dollars in losses with several pouches destroyed or recovered.
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Wallenburg
Colo
Russell A. Gordon
Denver
United States
Germans Appeal to Congress to Hold Down Tariff Duties
German export manufacturers meeting in Berlin vote to memorialize the American Congress. They argue there is no plan to dump cheap German goods in the U S market and contend it would be impossible to do so.
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Thief stabs elderly grocer in Pueblo and flees
Joseph M. Breetwor, 72, was stabbed and robbed of a pocketbook near his Pueblo store. He collapsed in the yard and died minutes later. Police say several arrests have been made with bloodhounds in pursuit from Colorado Springs to a salon in the case.
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Wage Cuts Target Oil Field Workers Across Region
A mid month wage reduction is planned for field workers in several oil companies in the area to align with a pre war basis. Ohio Oil and Midwest are expected to announce figures by Monday with others following. Some workers face 10 percent cuts for six days or 15 percent for seven days at Midwest refinery, risking further layoffs.
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Midwest
Casper
Wyoming
Alma bootlegger charged with murder after strangled woman found
Oscar Colling, 27, of Alma, arrested on prohibition charges, was formally charged with the murder of Mrs Ellen Crowe 25, whose strangled body was found in a field near her home a week earlier. Colling was moved to Ithaca Jail amid threats of violence. The evidence links the motive to alleged Monor law violations.
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Sounts
Ithaca
Heniew
Four Burn To Death In Fire In Memphis Home
Two women and two children were burned to death when a two story frame dwelling at 676 Pontotoc Ave in Memphis caught fire on February 12. The upper floor was destroyed.
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Reparations Dictation Refused by Hun Report
Berlin reports Germany will not go to the London reparations conference to be dictated to. Dr Wirth says Germany will propose its own reparations in London and that plans must be produced by work not extracted from national wealth. He urges global cooperation as economic forces gather.
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Referendum Demand Spurs Austrian Union Talk
The Crosse Deutscher party formally demanded a government referendum on unification with Germany in Vienna. They claim support would be ready before the recent Austrian election, despite reports of Allied prohibitions. Harry McBiveny, visiting with family in Austria, works at the Goodrich Dubois office in Cheyenne.
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Austria
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Cheyenne
Man Lives in Exhaust Pipe Years in New York
Antonio Belakorus, 50, used a four foot diameter exhaust pipe between two lower Manhattan buildings as a home for over three years. Unable to find work and unwilling to beg, he survived on scraps from restaurant garbage. He began a thirty day stay in the workhouse, where beds and food are better.
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Antonio Belakorus
Auto Driver Held for Murder After Fatal Accident
Jensen K. Haley was held on a first degree murder charge following an accident in which Henry Se was struck by Haley's car. City Prosecutor Paul H. Herbert stated that Haley operated the vehicle with utter disregard for human life and any consequences.
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Paul H. Herbert
Two Killed in Buenos Aires Slayings Mars Friday Violence
In Villaguay Entre Rios police clashed with laborers who tried to free an imprisoned comrade, killing two and wounding several as authorities restrained the mob. The confrontation occurred amid a tense labor dispute in the province.
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Argentina
Villaguay
Entre Rios
Dead Hero Cited by President for Bravery in Battle
Relatives of Henry O. Magenton received a War Department citation signed by the adjutant general and by President Alison for bravery "in giving his life on the battlefields of France." The notice confirms Magenton is dead and notes his efforts to correct a prior war department action notice.
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N. D
Henry O. Magenton
War Department
Alison
France
Magenton
Kidnapers Indicted by Grand Jury in California
Federal grand jury in the Southern California district returns indictments charging Floyd Carr and Arthur W. Carr cousins with kidnappings of Mrs. Gladys Witherell. Penalties range from ten years to life at San Quentin with misuse of malls cited in the case. The report notes references to Mr Chesterton and his tax abolition suggestion gaining favor if taxes are deemed inevitable.
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Los Angeles
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Floyd Carr
Arthur W. Carr
San Quentin Penitentiary
Gladys Witherell
Federal Grand Jury
Southern California
Mr. Chesterton
Woaton
Casper Tribune Friday Circulation Growth Report
The Casper Tribune Friday edition shows a rise in daily circulation driven by increased local news coverage and boosted subscriber numbers. Readers perhaps respond to broader reporting and targeted editions in Casper and Natrona County.
The Tribune Brings Nebraska News 12 to 24 Hours Ahead
The Tribune reports live from towns from Lander to Chadron Nebraska delivering the day’s news twelve to twenty four hours ahead of rivals.
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One Sailor Wounded in Vladivostok Incident
Secretary Daniels sought confirmation from Admiral Strauss after reports that five American sailors were fired upon in Vladivostok, with one wounded. Tokyo dispatches and a Vladivostok cable urged a full report, while a Tokyo press account mentioned two former Russian officers’ arrests.
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Washington
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Tokio
U S Opposes Japanese Policing Vladivostok
Unofficial dispatches from Japan report lasting American opposition to Japanese policing of Vladivostok creating a serious situation since the killing of Lieut Langdon. The United States may question Japan's right to occupy Vladivostok in a note protesting the incident and the Harding administration is expected to take over the adjustment.
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Bishop Farrell Dies in Knoxville at 3 12 P.M.
The Right Rev. John P. Farrell Catholic Bishop of Cleveland Ohio died this afternoon at 3 12 oclock at the residence of Alexander Bonnyman Knoxville Tennessee.
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Bomb Explosion at Chicago Democratic HQ Shocks City
A bomb shattered the Nine teenth ward Democratic headquarters injuring six, amid claims of political motive by D Andrea a ward council candidate. Alderman John Powers condemned such acts and urged the public not to believe followers would commit violence. Several precinct captains were seriously injured including two with broken legs and another with a leg blown off.
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John Powers
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Lincoln Eulogized by Yates in Washington Ceremony
In Washington on February 12 Representative Yates delivered an address commemorating Abraham Lincoln. The ceremony recalled Lincoln’s life and impact while references noted his father’s role as a former Illinois governor. Senator Thomas of Colorado read the Gettysburg Address, urging remembrance of Lincoln’s birthday.
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Woman Kills Husband Then Takes Poison in New Rockford
In New Rockford North Dakota Mrs Charles Bynum aged 22 shot and killed her husband Tuesday and then took poison. She died today and her 10 month old baby is also poisoned and not expected to live. Neighbors cite domestic troubles as the motive.
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N. D
Charles Bynum
Deadlock Possible Over State Budget Bill in Wyoming Legislature
Legislative leaders warn of a possible house senate deadlock delaying the session’s end with a special session possible. The budget bill faces cuts and proposed restorations amid extensive amendments affecting highway funds and state revenue allocations for schools.
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Tariff Bill Put Aside For Appropriation Action
In Washington the Emergency tariff bill was shelved again to allow more time for the broader appropriation measure covering legislative executive and judicial needs. A definite plan emerged toward resuming debate Monday with a possible early vote. Also in Washington the Agricultural Appropriation bill advanced from the Senate Agriculture Committee with about 206 million dollars more than the House version, including 200 million to buy federal farm loan bonds and 5 million for drought relief seed loans.
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Impeachment Sought Over Judge Landis Case
Senator Dial of South Carolina said in the senate he would pursue impeachment proceedings against Federal Judge Landis if his confirmation of statements reported in the press about the Francia d Carey bank embezzlement case is confirmed.
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O Callaghan Still in United States Amid Deportation Watch
Donal O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork remains in the United States with no arrest and no official word of departure. He reportedly left for New York as his speaking tour is paused while lawyers advise. Officials say no order from Washington to arrest him and a deportation warrant would follow only if he fails to leave by the twenty day limit.
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New York
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Wilson
Wade Hampton
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Opera Star Taken Sick in Birmingham Engagement Cancelled
Madame Luke Tettraco, noted opera singer, canceled an engagement in Birmingham due to illness. Doctors report her condition has not improved and she suffers a threatening ailment affecting one ear.
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