JUDKINS DIES AT RIVERTON HOME WYOS GAME OFFICIAL
William T. Judkins 57, Wyoming state game and fish commissioner, died at his Riverton home after a five to six day illness from stomach cancer. He had lived in Riverton 15 years, previously directing Wind River Indian reservation affairs. Gov. Carey appointed him to lead the state game department. Survived by widow and two sons including Lincoln Judkins of Intel Crook. Burial planned for Wednesday afternoon in Riverton.
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Wyo
the Tribune
William T. Juatkins
Wyoming
Denver
Puneral
Judkins
Riverton
Wind River Indian Reservation
Robert D. Carey
State Game Department
Lincoln Judkins
Inle Crook
Dawn of New Prosperity in Store for U. S
The article reports a Federal Reserve Board annual summary to Congress noting uneven cycles but signaling an approaching revival and a new era of prosperity after cycles of expansion, panic, liquidation, and stagnation with caution about future reversals.
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U. S
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Congress
General Diaz Slated for Mexican Presidency
El Paso reports Col. Esteban Cantu leading a revived Diazist movement against Venustiano Carranza. Cantu seeks to nullify the 1917 constitution, restore the 1867 framework, and invite revolu tionary factions to a San Antonio gathering. General Diaz reportedly living in exile in New Orleans.
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EL Paso
Texas
Esteban Cantu
Lower
California
Carranza
Obregon
Mexico
Jesus H. Flores
el Presente
Carrarm
Dias
Diaz
Cantu
San Antonio
New Orleans
Lad Drowns Crossing Ice on Big Horn River
Ten year old Clyde B. Woodring, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Woodring, died after stepping into open water while crossing the Big Horn river ice after dark. Searchers followed his tracks to the ice edge and recovered the body downstream. New Day Chief reports S F Rutter summoned to Washington to discuss new California assignment amid silence on B F Mitchell resignation.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Big Horn River
Clyde B. Woodring
B. H. Woodring
Washington
S. F. Rutter
Prohibition
Pennsylvania
Haynes
California
B. F. Mitchell
Indicted Politicians Tied to Dakota Packing Case
Ville Rinehart former U S senate candidate and Dakota Packing president John Burke face indictments for alleged fraudulent misrepresentations to the state securities commission about the packing company books. In a separate case attorney H H Fellows is charged with seven embezzlement counts totaling 6241.39 while secretary of the Dakota Packing company.
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Dakota Packing Company
Assault Charged After Warrant Issued on Boy Case
Homer Helms is being held by police on a warrant charging assault on a 14 year old boy. Details of the case were withheld pending a formal hearing in police court tonight.
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Homer Helms
Irish Republican army footballers released from jail
Irish Free State border paths open for released football players after Londonderry jail release ordered by Viscount Fitzalan. Commandant Shiels joins Sinn Fein liaison as British troops escort the group toward Donegal. The release follows northern government decision to drop prosecution.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Irish Republican Army
Dromore
Londonderry
Viscount Fitzalan
Northern Ireland
Joint Liaison Commission
Ulster Special Constabulary
Northern Commission
Clogher
Southern Commission
Monaghan
Clagg B
Cromley
Cavan
Bonus bill referred back
Family offers to adopt baby found on steps in Gillette Wyo city news, Feb 20. Jamieson couple responds to appeal after infant left on doorstep prompting legal and welfare discussions.
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Gillette
Wryo
B. H. Jamieson
Tax Sub-Committee Wrestles With Soldier Bonus Financing
Majorities in the house ways and means committee push the soldier bonus finance to the special tax sub committee for review. A sales tax is among the questions, with opposition planning tactics and Republican meetings noted.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Dickinson
Iowa
Cuban Slayer Is Arraigned in Havana
Representative Antonio Alentado pleaded not guilty at a special hearing in Havana to premeditated murder charges in the killing last Tuesday of Rafael Martinez Alonso, Liberal mayoral candidate. Joao P. Cano remains at large as the court orders lack of bail and removal of parliamentary immunity.
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Representativio
Antonio Alentado
Joao P. Cano
Congress
Rafael Martinez Alonso
Cano
House of Representatives
Court of Instruction
Tire shop owner dies after crash near Casper
Henry J. Alvarado 37 proprietor of Ideal Tire, of 136 West Yellowstone, died at a Casper hospital at 2 45 this morning from injuries after the car rolled from Salt Creek highway four miles north of Casper. Partner Orange Keller was killed two months earlier in a tire truck explosion.
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Henry J. Alvarado
Ideal Tire Company
West Yellowstone
Salt Creek Highway
Casper
Panion
J. Dunphy
Dunphy Wee Aleo
Tyre Kan
Odd Faliowa
Bowman Mortuary
Kat Becondatret
Alvarado
Betall
Orange Keller
New Pastor Installed in Torrington Wyoming
Dr. M. T. Clark formerly of Gillette has become pastor of the First Baptist Church in Torrington.
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Torrington
Wyo
M. T. Clark
Gillette
First Baptist Church of
Mistakes Made In Prohibition Says Bishop Gailor
Chicago February 20 Bishop Thomas F Gailor president of the National Council of the Episcopal church said he believed the eighteenth amendment was a mistake He favored modifying the Volstead law and stated he observes it but opposes drastic constitutional sumptuary laws partaking of the old philosophy that matter is inherently evil He spoke for intelligent upright men not the underworld.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
United States
Japan
Yap
Pittman
Nevada
Chicago
Thomas F. Gailor
National Council of the Episcopal Church
Underworld
Bishop John Edward Robinson Aides Indian Mission Dies in Bangalore
London Times reports the death of John Edward Robinson missionary bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States. Born in Ireland in February 1840, he emigrated to the United States at 16 and was ordained in 1874. He served long in India and Bermuda, and was noted for wartime praise of British protection.
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London
John Edward Robinson
Methodist Episcopal Church
United
Bangalore
Madras
London Times
Ireland
United States
Howan
Mir Wonsry Fields
India
Bermuda
Princess Mary Receives Gift Of Rich Jewel
London reports King George presents a handsome jewelry piece to Princess Mary as the principal wedding gift. She will receive another gift from her father before her marriage to Viscount Lascel in the U K.
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Princess Mary
London
iPrincess
Mary
the Daily Mall
Viscount Lascel
Greybull Chamber of Commerce Formed In Wyoming
In Greybull Wyoming on February 20 the Greybull Commercial club was reorganized as the Greybull Chamber of Commerce. Plans include financing via a levy on local businesses and a membership path for employees at 2 50 dollars each.
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Greybull, Wyo
Greybull Commerceial Club
Greybull Chamber of Commerce
Harding Signs Market Bill
Washington February 18 The Cap per-Volstead cooperative marketing bill which legalizes cooperative operations of farmers and producers for marketing purposes and exempts them from the Sherman anti trust act was signed by President Harding.
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Washington
Sheriman Anti-Trust
Harding
Chief Nisbet Fends Off Serious Injuries In Wreck
Police Chief Alexander Nisbet narrowly escaped serious injury when his car overturned on a Salt Creek route near Galt Creek. Snow saved him and a companion from death as they were pinned briefly under the vehicle. Nisbet suffered only bruises and shock and continued to Casper after the spill.
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Alexander Nisbet
Galt Creek
Mr. Nisbet
Nisbet
Salt Creek Consolidated Company
Salt Creek
11 500 Cases of Whiskey Seized Off Miami
The British schooner Annabelle was seized late yesterday about 40 miles south of Miami with a cargo of 11 600 cases of whiskey aboard by prohibition squadron airplanes operating from Miami and nearby coastal towns.
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Miamy
Jewish Creel
Miami
Prohibition
Coattal
Lawsuit over nitrate plant threatened in Muscle Shoals case
Henry Ford offer to buy and lease the Muscle Shoals nitrate and water power project faces a potential breach claim. J C Hammitt of Air Nitrates warns such government action would violate a 1918 pledge, arguing the Air Nitrates subsidiary protected Cyanamid stockholders and the plant’s existence hinged on federal support.
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Washington
United States
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ala
J. C. Hammitt
Air Nitrates Corporation
Judge Advocate General
Army
Golenel Mull
Hammitt
American Cyanamid Company of
Malone
Steck
Crtvate
British Birth Control Leader Denied Passport by Japan
In Tokyo and San Francisco reports state that Japan refused to issue a passport to Margaret Sanger head of the Birth Control League, citing implications of propaganda. Officials added this does not mean entry is barred, only that she cannot promote materials.
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Japan
Torio
Heb
Japan Foreign Offices
San Francisco
Margaret Banger
Hirth Control Ieague
Foreign Office
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