Flockmasters Urged to Keep Plugging Amid Industry Plight
Dr J M McKinley of the Wyoming Wool Growers Association urged flockmasters to persevere in his annual convention address. He cited drought and war era policies as causes for hard times while urging unity and hard work to aid sheep farmers. He noted Australia’s dumping of mutton and a looming wool surplus, with consumers unsure of origin, and warned of costs to shearers as policy shifts loom.
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Wyoming
J. M. McKinley
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Wilson
America
Wil ‘Son
Australia
New York City
Boston
Argentina
Prele
District Eyes New School Bonds To Ease Overcrowding
The Casper school board plans to urge the issuance of bonds at the next meeting to fund new school buildings as enrollments top 2 780 with high school enrollment at 338. Existing rooms are full and temporary housing is being sought to relieve congestion.
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W. O. Wilson
Casper
West Casper
Wilson
Honda
Prohibition Commissioner Sees Dry Sentiment Growing
Washington January 7 Associated Press reports Prohibition Commissioner Kramer says the United States will not be literally dry but prohibition will endure beyond the current generation. He notes growing sentiment for Prohibition and predicts practical prohibition will follow. He adds that today’s youth will grow up without a taste for liquor.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Kramer
Valera Invited to London for Talks with Lloyd George
Dublin reports say Eamonn de Valera president of the Irish Republic has been invited to London to meet Prime Minister Lloyd George. Vice President Walher Michael O Flanagan is also expected to arrive, connected with new peace negotiations.
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Associated Press
London
Eamonn de Valera
The
Irish Republic
Lloyd George
Saya the Westminister Gazette
Walher Michael O' Flanagan
Republic
Penrose Power 15 Passing Observers Say
United Press reports observers credit Boise Penrose with yielding in the embargo tariff fight due to failing health and senate finance committee resistance. Backing down avoids defeat, prompting foes to claim political propaganda. passage could ease unemployment and aid farmers and stock men, financiers say.
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Penrose Power
Senate Finance Committee
United Press
Washington
Boise Penrose
Mariv Divialinn
Rener
Penrose
Ik Ip
Coal Probe Is Asked Reported to Justice Department
Washington January 7 evidence as to coal prices paid in 1920 by the war department was transmitted to the department of justice with a recommendation for action. Chairman Calder of the senate committee on reconstruction informed the senate.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Department of Justice
Calder
Senate
Six Die in Royal Hotel Fire in England Arkansas
A fire at the Royal hotel in England Arkansas killed six and seriously burned three others, with two victims burned to death and hotel staff among the dead. Guests also perished among the victims.
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Associated Press
England
Royal Hotel
Plans for army cuts dominate Marion talks
Marion reports confirm President-Elect Harding opposes a large standing army and compulsory peace time training. He favors voluntary training with educational features as part of a broader push to reduce military spending and establish reserve forces. California Rep Julian Kahn met with Harding aides to shape disarmament policy. Senate panel orders a favorable report on halting enlistments at 175,000, signaling downsizing moves.
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United Press
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Associated Press
Julian Kahn
California
Houge
Harding
Army
Navy
Association of Nations
Washington
Unaplmowa
Senate Military Committee
Senator New
Indiana
Admission of guilt hangs over Schulz case at Wyoming hearing
Cheyenne January hearing focuses on Mrs. William Schulz facing murder charges over two infants. Nurses testify to violent temper and drug use while Goldie Sanderson recounts voir dire as the state probes motives and hospital conduct. Officer James Owens of Baltimore commits suicide amid court-martial fears in Manila.
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Washington
Associated Press
Manila
Dan
James Owens
Baltimore
Philippine Scouts
Cheyenne
Wyo
William Schulz
Casper
Goldie Sanderson
United States
Miaschuls
Nebraska
Goldie
Cuba faces possible power vacuum as Menocal term ends
In Havana on January 7, observers warn Cuba may confront an unusual crisis May 2 when President Menocal's term ends after a flood of Liberal party appeals clogging the judiciary. The contest over the November elections has left the political scene highly unsettled and forecasting the outcome uncertain.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Menocal
Liberal Party
U S Loses Millions If Tax Case Is Lost
Arguments began in the Supreme Court today over the invested capital case. Solicitor General Frierson called it the most important legal suit from the government’s standpoint, signaling high stakes for federal tax policy and potential multilateral financial implications.
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U. S
Associated Press
Washington
Dan
Suprem Court
Cieneral Frierson
Ruhr District Cuts Off Coal Supplies to Bavaria
Paris reports Ruhr district authorities plan to deprive Bavaria of coal to pressure disarmament of its civil guards. The move ties into Berlin government finances and potential recovery of income taxes. The case centers on LaBelle Tron Works appealing a ruling that denied deducting ore land gains as invested capital.
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Paris
Ruhr
Germany
Bavaria
Berlin
LaBelle Tron
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Sundry Civil Bill Passed by the House
Washington January 7 The Sundry Civil appropriation bill carrying about 989 million dollars was passed by the House today.
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Washington
Peace efforts grow in Ireland as Sinn Fein factions reassess
Dublin January 7 reports a shift toward peace with England as Sinn Fein factions acknowledge the government will punish outbreaks severely and may crush Ireland. Sinn Fein leaders, wary of Britain, weigh potential negotiations amid ongoing concerns.
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Dublin
England
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Sinn Felners
Dyer
Wyoming's First Budget Calls for Increased Appropriations
Cheyenne January 7 Wyoming's first state budget prepared under the recent act outlines proposed expenditures by department with annual increases and anticipated savings through consolidations and reduced leakages. The 168 page document compares last year current year and proposed figures, signaling likely legislative scrutiny and Governor Carey’s push for efficiency in the sixteenth Wyoming legislature.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Tate
Brento
Hebert J. Carey
Wife Stolen at Point of Gun Charged in Wisconsin Rome
Pierre Paul Auther and Mrs. Charlotte Franzen are charged with grand larceny in Madison Wisconsin for the theft of a wife at gunpoint and coercion of a $100 check for a honeymoon. Franzen, chief decorator at the University of Wisconsin, says the pair were in Philadelphia. The warrant names Auther as chemist posing as a Spanish noble.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dan
Pierre Paul Auther
Char- Franzen
Philip Franaan
Madison
Wis
Wie
Philadelphia
Franzen
Auth
Aes Angel Arden
University of Wisconsin
Auther
Charlotte Franzen
Japanese colonist ordered to leave Brownsville
A Japanese colonist who arrived from California was told by a Brownsville committee to depart within 48 hours. Citizens cited public sentiment making colonization impossible and warned of potential trouble if the move continued.
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Associated Press
Brownvill&, Tex
California
California Senate probes treaty with Japan over land law and citizenship
The California Senate unanimously adopted a resolution urging the federal government not to sign a treaty with Japan that could nullify the state's anti alien land law or grant Japanese citizenship.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
The
Californian Senate Today
Japan
Publisher James G. Scripps Dies in San Diego
James G. Scripps dies in San Diego at age 6, a prominent newspaper publisher. The California obituary notes his leadership at the family paper and his long career in journalism.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
James G. Scripps
Kerensky Leads Push to Unite Anti Bolsheviks in Paris
Paris dispatch says Alexander Kerensky former Russian premier convenes thirty revolutionary leaders to unite anti Bolshevik factions including Wrangel followers. Poland reportedly seeks military alliance with France amid expectations of a Russian spring offensive. In Armenia demobilization and Bolshevik reorganization proceed as Armenian officers head to Moscow for redistribution.
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United Press
Paris
Alexander Kerensky
Baron Peter Wrangel
Poland
France
Associated Press
Constantinople
Armenia
Erlinuan
Moscow
Erivan
Purchase of state land financed in Casper area
One hundred and seventy thousand five hundred dollars was subscribed toward financing the purchase of section 16 south of Casper from the state. The Casper Chamber of Commerce committees reported total subscriptions exceeded the goal by 820,500. A administering corporation has not yet been chosen, with further steps pending a Cheyenne conference.
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Section 16
Casper
K. T. Kemp
Ben Seherek
Casper Chambers Commerce
State Schect Land Board
Cheyenne
Alleged Wife Deserter Held After Morning Arrest
J. F. Penny, a Northwestern railroad man, was arrested by Undersheriff Massee on charges of wife desertion. He is held in jail awaiting a hearing.
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J. F. Penny
Massee
Penny
Northwestern
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