Youth Missing Klarm to Felt Ay Na Family
Douglas Stitt 17 son of A Be Stitt of 620 East Fourteenth Street disappeared after leaving on an errand downtown about 7 pm. An intensive search by city and county agencies began as relatives fear foul play. Stitt, last seen with fishing tackle borrowed from Mr Barr, was known in Casper where he has lived three years. He was reported seen at a carnival with a man and had about 20 dollars. Description: about 6 feet tall, 140 pounds, very dark hair eyes and complexion. Wore a dark green sweater with brown stripe dark green cap khaki riding breeches and Russell high lace boots.
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Myre
Douglas Sttt
A. Be Stitt
East Fourteanth Satreet
Rae
Young Stitt
Northwestern Railroad
Mr. Barr
Northwestern
Barr
Sip
Douglas
Casper
Carpentier Now Worth Over 3 Million Francs After War
Georges Carpentier, once penniless after the war, is reported worth more than 3 000 000 francs. His property near Lens was destroyed. he spent savings to support family during mobilization. Since fighting Joe Beckett, he has earned through travel sales in Belgium Netherlands Denmark Sweden Norway Switzerland Northern Africa and Spain under Descamps 40 percent deal.
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Paris
Georges Carpentier
Joe Beckett
Thevin
Lens
Purce
Dick Smith
Carpentier
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
Africa
Spain
Descamps
Lumber orders doubled in Southern Pine mills
New Orleans reports show orders on hand at southern pine lumber mills nearly doubled since January 1. The January 1 average was 607,592 feet per mill and by May 1 the average reached 1,206,120 feet, a 99 percent increase.
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New Orleans
Southern Pine Lumber Mills
Southern Pine Association
Scores Slain in Race War Rages in Tulsa
Violence erupts in Tulsa as white riflemen fire on Black residents and homes while Black residents return fire. Guard mobilization orders are issued as Governor Robertson seeks troops. two white men and two Black individuals reported killed in rioting around Standpipe Hill and Convention Hall.
Arguments in murder trial reach closing pleas
In El Paso Texas June 1 after a night session the court began at 9 am to hear the last three attorneys argue the case of C P Shearman and his sons Neil John and Alien and Thomas Mendoza charged with the murder of Prohibition Officer C A Wood. Prosecutors say the officers were shot during a raid and defend that the officers faced danger while enforcing liquor laws. Defense contends self defense and claims the father was targeted and the sons acted only after his warning. A large crowd filled the courtroom.
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EL Paso
Texas
C. P. Shearman
Neil
John
Alien
Thomas Mendoza
C. A. Wood
Wood
B. Beckett
Shearman Ranch
Here
J. F. Parker
W. C. Guinn
Prageution
John Shearman
Shearman
Reynolds Chosen for Collector of Internal Revenue 108
Reynolds, a former serviceman with a notable WWI record, is selected for the Collector of Internal Revenue 108 post. He left legal practice in Lincoln County to serve, rising from captain in 1917 to command in the Meuse Argonne sectors before returning to reserve duties. His wartime leadership earned broad support from American Legion members and colleagues.
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Ing
Warren
Mondell
Reynolds
Lincoln County
Iees
St. Miciel
Verdun
Meuse
Argonne
Oka
Coast Artillery Reserve
American Legion
Eines
Wyoming Prohibition Appointments Weigh Geography and Experience
The article notes many good men with training but hampered by distance or lack of legal experience. It reports Cheyenne securing the first Wyoming appointment as attorney and Casperl a receiving the marshalship with other roles like prohibition commissioner and surveyor general to be assigned to other regions as suitable candidates appear.
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Reynolds
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Casperla
Gyndéral
Navy appropriation bill passes with Borah call for disarmament talks
The Senate approved the Navy bill totaling about 494 million dollars for the fiscal year starting July 1. It includes the Borah amendment urging the president to initiate a disarmament conference with Great Britain and Japan. The measure heads to conference with potential increases near 100 million dollars, two reductions were made in the committee—1 million from the transportation fund and 1.5 million for starting work on a new Pacific coast base at Alameda California.
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Washington
Senate
Navy
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Transportation Fund
Pacific Coast Naval Base
Alameda
Cal
One Wounded In Dublin Attack
Armed men struck the residence of Edward Donough O'Brien at Rossevan Ennis yesterday. A tennis game continued as forty assailants shouted Hands up firing bullets into the luncheon tent wounding W H Ball. A car was stolen and another burned during the raid. Several women fainted.
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Dublin
Edward Donough O'Brien
Ros
Rossevan
Ennis
W. H. Ball
Decker murder trial opens for 18 year old suspect
The trial of Virgil Decker 18 charged with the murder of Leroy Lovett 10 begins today in circuit court before Judge L Thoyne. A jury is being empaneled and the case may take two or three days to proceed.
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Virgil Decker
Leroy Lovett
L. Www. Thoyne
Utter
Neyn
More Air Mail Routes to Be Abandoned
Washington June 1 all mail routes from Chicago to St Louis and St Paul probably will be discontinued about July 1. Post office department announced that congress is unlikely to fund new branches of the New York San Francisco route and the focus will be on improving that service.
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Washington
Chicmeo
St. Louis
St. Paul
Post Office Department
Congress
New York
San Francisco
Morris Nominated United States Attorney for Utah
President Harding nominated Charles M. Morris to be United States attorney for the district of Utah. The nomination was announced from Washington on June 1.
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Washington
Charles M. Morris
Harding
United States
District of Utah
Stillman Hearing Postponed Again
Hearings in the divorce suit filed by James A. Stillman against former Fiji Mot ler Were postponed to June 7 8 and 9. Mrs Stillman requests delay due to attorney availability and travel from New York. Stillman’s counsel says he opposes further delays and will continue the case.
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Poughkeerpsie
James A. Stillman
New York
Fiji Motler
Attr. Neve
Colorel
Bulgarian King to Visit the United States
Premier Stamulinsky said King Boris will visit the United States in autumn and will be accompanied on the trip. He praised the American people for their aid to Bulgarians and expressed the desire to meet them.
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U.S
Sofia
Bulgaria
Stamulinsky
Boris
United States
America
Volstead Bill Advances to End Beer Sales by Prescription
Washington June 1 The House committee agreed to report out the Volstead bill restricting beer sales. The measure would prohibit sales by prescription for medical use, signaling a broad crackdown on alcoholic beverages.
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Washington
House Secietary
Uny
Witstead J
Minneapolis Job Printers Strike
Minneapolis workers in about eighty job printing establishments struck as contracts expired. The typographical union, with 600 to 1,000 members, led the action tied to the 44 hour week controversy.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Typographical Union
Estatiiahmnenim
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Ike” Evans
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