Mondell bill would give 25 percent of rents to states
The House Public Lands Committee reported favorably on Mondell’s measure granting 25 percent of rents and royalties from naval petroleum reserves to the states where reserves lie. Earlier talks to set 7 1/2 percent and 2 percent were declined, with a compromise at 25 percent after input from Mondell and secretary reviews.
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Washington
Mondell
United States
House Publi Land A Committee
Wyoming
Fall
the Tribune
Frank W. Mondell
Committee On Public Lands
Secretaries of the Navy and Interior
Ley
House
Ford rejects Ford on Muscle Shoals government plan
Henry Ford rejects the House Military Committee draft for Muscle Shoals development and insists the Gorgas steam plant remain part of the government disposition. He says Congress must accept his offer or face a larger effort to reclaim Muscle Shoals for the public.
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Washington
Henry Ford
House Military Committee
Muscle Shoals
Ala
J. W. Worthington
Ford
Detroit
Kahn
Gorgas
House
Congress
House Committees
Mexico extends recognition to new Guatemalan government
Mexico recognizes the new Guatemalan government as Obregon letters to Orellana call for cordial relations. The move aligns with prior statements that recognition would arrive very shortly. In El Salvador, a report of a planned invasion from Guatemala by Gen Felix Diaz is deemed unfounded by the Mexican chargé d affaires.
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Menigo
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Associated Press
Mexico
Guatemala
Felix Diaz
Guatemala City
Tire tread key in bank robbery near Shoshon
A Shoshoni State Bank safe blown on Memorial Day may hinge on a tire track found near Bonneville. Residents reported a high powered car driven toward Shoshon at midnight and back several hours later, with a Ford carrying three men sighted near Birdseye Pass. L. A. Shawver, bank president, identified a tire imprint, aiding Fremont county and American Bankers Association investigators. The motive remains tied to a $3,500 loot and three unfamiliar suspects, though daylight activity casts doubt on this lead.
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Shoshoni State Bank
Bonneville
Shoshon
L. A. Shawver
Hinneville
Fremont County
American Bankers’ Association
Leeda Proposes Rail Coal Transport to City Factories
The English city of Leeda plans to use its street railways to move coal directly from mines to factories and other urban consumers, aiming to streamline deliveries and supply.
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Leeda
Love Your Own Home as the Best Investment
A civic message extols home ownership and prudent finance, urging individuals to buy or build a home now and invest wisely. It promotes local banking and investment, advertising as a business tool, and the Oklahoma Board of Commerce's call for city unity and manufacturing growth.
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Mae
Chamber of Commerce
Nevada Supreme Court voids attorney general power in Pickford divorce action
Carson City Nevada June 1 The Nevada Supreme Court ruled the attorney general cannot file an annulment action to overturn Mary Pickford and Owen Moore's divorce removing the legal shadow over the pair's marriage. The decision held the office has no power to bring an independent action to set aside a decree of divorce. Justice Ducker wrote the opinion.
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Carson City
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
State Supreme Court
Thougias Fairhenti
Shadowland
Minden
Nev
Nevada
Ducker
Lacon
Battle Chant Author Dies Pauper at Ward's Island
New York June 1 That Paul Barnes who died in Manhattan state hospital Ward's Island May 8 insane blind and a pauper was the author of Good Bye Dolly Gray the battle chant of American soldiers and sailors in the war against Spain Barnes also wrote Josephine My Joe Down by the Riverside Dreaming Venetian Moon and Mammy Jenny's Lullaby Dan Daly a noted variety actor sang to fame late in the nineties with Barnes composition You Won’t Do They walked 12 blocks down Broadway Barnes last appeared in English music halls at the outbreak of the war He and his wife returned to Broadway forgotten and Barnes became insane He died after about two years in the hospital Masonic order and vaudeville friends had helped provide for him
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New York
Paul Barnes
Manhattan State Hospital
Ward's Island
Dolly Gray
Spain
Parnes
Josephine
Joe
Jenny
Dan Daly
Barnes
Broadway
Paryl Barnes
Wedding Decision Is Left to Father of Girl
Chicago dispatch reports a judicial review of Max Oser’s eligibility to wed Mathilde McCormick, John D. Rockefeller’s granddaughter. A guardian may consent, while Harold F. McCormick argues the Swiss rider’s age gap and poverty justify court action to prohibit paternal consent.
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Chicago
Max Oser
Mathilde McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Mathilde
Alpa
Fler
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company Millions
Horseman
Zurich
Henry Horner
Probate
Max
McCormick
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Deputy Shot in Gun Duel Will Recover
Fremont County deputy sheriff Northern was shot by George Heard in a dark hallway after Heard wounded Northern in three spots. Heard was killed in the exchange. Heard’s funeral was held in Shoshoni on May 10 with his wife present. Northern, recovering with his wife as nurse, faced a lengthy path to full health.
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Red Northern
Fremont County
George Heard
Northern
Shoshoni
Funeral Held for Robert Emmett Stapleton in Cheyenne
Cheyenne mourns Robert Emmett Stapleton former Tribune reporter killed in a Casper accident. Funeral at Mount Olivet Cemetery followed by a service at the Cathedral of Capital Avenue. Rev Hintmann led prayers as pallbearers Kenneth Bell Will Lynch Edwin Don Al Lexie Jr Ed Lawler WW Babcock and many Casper friends sent flowers.
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Cheyenne
Robert Emmett Stapleton
Tribune
Casper
Mount Olivet
Wyoming State Tribune
Thomas Street
Emmet Stapleton
Capital Avenue
Norrow
Alite
Nah
Pathor Hintmann
Stapleton
Olivet
Kenneth Bell
Will Lynch
Edwin Don
al Lexie Jr
Ed Lawler
WW. J. Babcock
Rebel Leader Marching on Capital in Paraguay Crisis
A 24 hour ultimatum to President Ayala by Col Chirife, head of Col Shalerer forces, threatens to seize Asuncion and declare dictatorship if ignored. Fights flare at Encarnacion 180 miles southeast as Schaferer supporters gather near Avencion amid martial law talk and provisional government plans.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Ayala
Paraguay
Col
Chirife
Schalerer
la Nacion
Asocuncion
Chirif T
Encarnacion
Parama River
Ascundon
Juventud
Schaferer
Aasmuneion
Buomoe
Mrs Elizabeth Phillips Died After Sudden Illness at Casper Memorial Day
Mrs Elizabeth S Phillips 82 wife of John Phillips Natrona County ranchman died in a Casper hospital from sudden illness while attending Memorial day exercises. Burial will be in Highland cemetery with Rev Philip K Edwards likely to conduct services. Survived by husband two children Adelaide and Thomas mother Mrs Johannes Shrader two sisters Mrs Truman Batley and Mrs A D Riley and brother Richard Shrader.
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Elizabeth S. Phillips
John Phillips
Alcora
Casper
Shaffer-Gay
Highland Cemetery
Philip K. Edwards
St. Mark
Philips
Phillips
Elisabeth. Shrader
Andover
B. C
Natrona County
Richard Shrader
Weston
Utah
Phillipa
Teuton Reply Accepted Refunding Plan Talked
A plan to grant Geeeey a moratorium for 1983 clears the way for consideration of a loan of probably more than 1 billion dollars. The International committee of bankers meets. reparations factions fear bankers cannot reconcile economics and politics. A French mission to discuss wartime debt funding is reported as in formation. Washington, June 1. The allied debt funding commission meets for its second time since creation by Congress to negotiate funding of eleven billion dollars owed abroad.
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Geeeey
International Committee of Bank
Washington
teTheal
Myet
Ite
Congress
Alleged bootlegger to be arraigned today
Officers Carter and Mc Grew arrested a man at 809 South Mhantnut street on bootlegging charges. About three gallons of moonshine and two distillery jugs were seized. The suspect posted bond to appear in police court later today for trial.
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C. J. Carter
Ted McGrew
McBride
South Mhantnut Street
Bond
Balloon Race Crash Drops Captain Lerry’s Flight
A damaged OCR fragment reports a balloon piloted by Captain Jothn Ler ry of 6. Louie landing near Monticello, Wisconsin, after a rough morning flight. The craft tore wires and a telephone pole as it crossed a meadow, with details incomplete about duration or crew.
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Milwaukeer
Wis
Jothn Lerry
Louie
Monticello
Irving Mane Idell
President Hau Shih Chang Resigns in China
TOKIO June 2 The Associated Press reports President Hau Shih Chang resigns. General J Yuan Hung, who became president after Yuan Shih Kai’s death in 1914, has been restored to office per official advices from Peking.
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Tokio
Prove
Hau Shih Chang
China
J Yuan Hung
Yuan Shih Kai
Peking
War Department appropriation bill reported by Senate committee
The annual war department appropriation bill totaling 933 million dollars was reported to the Senate. The measure shows 40 million dollars more than the house plan but about 40 million dollars under the year ahead expenditure estimate.
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Washington
War Department
Senate
House
Riverton Thrives on Drains and Oil as Growth Picks Up
Legislator J. T. Glenn reports Riverton in Fremont County enjoys healthy business due to irrigation and drainage projects on the Riverton district, rising wind river timber drives, and expanding oil field activity centered at Maverick Springs and Alkali Butte. Producers and refiners plant activity while produce growers unite to serve Casper. The Teton hotel sees strong travel with a city camp kitchen and improved roads to Yellowstone boosting tourism.
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Riverton
Fremont
J. T. Glenn
Casper
Glenn
Wind River
Itiverton
Maverick Springs
Union Company
Myvin Company
Alkali Butte
Jin Bix
Ohio
Muskrat Dome
Connelly Oil and Land Company
Riverton Valley
Teton Hotel
Weat
Bunlainn
Duhole
Yellowstone National Park
Assailants of Herders Captured Near Casper
Two men accused of robbing and assaulting McPherson Sheep Co. herders north of Casper were arrested at Salt Creek by sheriff and deputies. They were identified at Saddle Rock and taken toward Casper as officers pursued the case.
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McPherson Sheep Company
Casper
Lt Creek
Heriff Marquis
Marquis
McPherson
Batteries-Douglas Causey and Snyder in Hood Off Boston
Baseball scores from Boston Pittsburgh Chicago show Battery lines for Douglas Causey Snyder Pfeffer Barefoot Inamith Carlson Cooper Gooch Jonnard Luque Wingo Alexander Osborne Freeman O'Farrell Hartnett in a chaotic box score fragment.
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Boston
New York
Hood
Douglas, Causey and Snyder
Fillingin
Gowdy
Pittsburgh
RK. H. E. J. Louis
Pfeffer
Barefoot Andlinamith
Carlson
Cooper and Gooch
Jonnard
Chicago
R. Wf. E
Cincinnati
Potteries
Luque
Wingo
Alexander
Osborne
Freeman
O'Farrell
Hartnett
Early baseball scores show分别 Boston and New York wins
In a rough box score style report, Boston beat New York 5 to 4 with 10 hits and 1 error while New York managed 5 to 4 in Cleveland in another tight result. Line scores, batter names Collins Ruel Bush Sehang appear in fragmented form.
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New York
Boston
Collins and Ruel
Bush
Sehang
High School Band 6 Asked to Play for State Fair
The Casper high school band is praised as an institution among local music lovers. Director M. W. Compton plans summer concerts and regular performances. Otto Holm of the state fair association requests the band appear in Douglas next fall during full fair days.
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Casper
M. W. Compton
Otto Holm
State Fair Association
Douglas
Wage ruling delayed minority plans report
Chicago June 1 delay in compiling the minority report by labor members of the board withholds announcement of another $10,000,000 wage cut from railroad workers. The cut would follow an $80,400,000 reduction affecting 400,000 workers including blacksmiths and boilermakers. The proposed scales range from 6 to 0 cents an hour. Cincinnati June 1 Edward J. Mitrgerald said 10 chiefs of railroad unions will meet near Tuesday to discuss matters vital to railroad workers.
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Chicago
Railroad
Mbor Board
IC Wags
Velalla
Tovis
Creight Carmen
Cincinnati
Edward J. Mitagrerald
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Pailroad Unione
la Vinetrand
Reidall
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Teggo 19 Oeen
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Wong
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Shawned
Oklahoma
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Fred Northern
A. E. Stapleto
RST
IRS
Algoma
Teuton Reply
Bankers Committee
Allied Debt Funding Commission
Pas Okay
Chek
Riverton Wes
Booster
McPherson Camp
Cleveland
H. E. Concare
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Oleen
Stoner
Bassler
Uhle
O'Neill
St. Louis
Chilcago
Y &. Louis
WILO
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Schalk
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