Tornado Rips 15 Mile Strip Between Torrington and Henry
Cheyenne Wyoming June 16 Special to The Tribune reports a cyclone on Wednesday afternoon destroyed farm buildings uprooted trees killed livestock and damaged crops along a 15 mile stretch between Torrington Wyoming and Henry Nebraska. No human life or injuries are known. Residents sought refuge in cellars and potato caves as the storm raged.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
the Tribune
Torrington
Henry
Neb
Callars
Wool sales fail as casper buyers pay low bids
In Casper a planned record wool sale drew about 50 growers and buyers but most lots saw no sale. Of 500000 pounds offered, only 200000 pounds found buyers with bids mainly 32 to 37 cents per pound. Total proceeds from sold clips were about 74106 dollars. top price 37 cents a pound for 62000 pounds.
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Casper
Natrona County
William Stavenson
Justen, Detaman and Company
Box C Sheep Company
Justice, Bateman and Company
Thomas Cooper
Chicago Wool Company
Coal Creek Sheep Company
Josendahl
Parsons and
Glen Coons
Tre
Con ‘Company
James W. Wilson
Chicago! Wool Company
Josendah
Judge Denies Release for Drunken Husband Seeker
Judge John Murray, awakened by a phone plea to set free Jakie, refused any intoxicated release. An explosion interrupted the moment as the judge reaffirmed a strict no liberty stance for drunken suspects, then reconsidered softly before returning to bed.
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John Murray
Jakle
Jakie
Rumor of Oil Deal Persists In Industry Circles
Persistent chatter claims Standard Oil of Indiana aims to acquire Gulf Oil, owned by Mellon interests. Reports follow a three week Midland field tour by Ellison, Estabrook, and Stewart, with executives denying formal talks though market activity suggests possible merger.
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R. S. Ellison
Midwest
Gulf
the Standard
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Gulf Oil Company
Mellon Interests
Pittsburgh
Colonel Stewart
The
Standard
Mellon
Gulf Oll
Monarchist Uprising Rumors Stir Germany
Berlin reports a sensational claim from Die Freiheit of a Pan German putsch planned with monarchist aims. The note alleges ministries and police are implicated and that June demonstrations would culminate in a broader monarchist coup. Authorities and socialist groups warn against anti republic protests planned for June 28.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Die Freiheit
Reiisto
SS. Bartholomew's
Ministry of Defense
Socialiat Vorwaertsa
Nationaliat
Noahs Ark Not Ship But Pyramid Says Egyptologist
Los Angeles reports Dr. Getainger, renowned Egyptologist, claims Noahs Ark survived as the Cheops pyramid. After 3 1/2 years of research, he argues pyramids predate pharaohs, were built by a spiritual civilization, and housed advanced knowledge unknown to modern man.
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Los Angeles
C. Getanger
Egyptologiet
Getainger
Pyramid of
Cheops
Egypt
Gebsinger
Gotainger
Maid
Geteinger
Getainger Ould
Texas Company Lands Contract for Shipments to Africa
The Shipping Board says it contracted with a Texas company to move 500000 to 1000000 cases to east and north African ports. Mallory Transport line will operate the shipments over one year, first cargo leaving the eastern seaboard June 24. consignees are not named.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board
Texas Company
East
Nouth
Weare
Mallory ‘Transport Line
Glade
Negro Hanged for Assault in Irwinton Ga
Irwinton Georgia reports Bill Denson a Black man was hanged for criminally assaulting a 70 year old white woman after escaping a mob days earlier. The gallows was destroyed by lightning and a new frame had to be built.
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Irwinton
Bill Denson
Denson
Railroaders to Talk Strike With Miners
Cincinnati June 14 1922 union chiefs prepare to notify the Railroad Labor Board that a large majority of 900000 shop craft and maintenance workers vote for a July 1 strike and signal they will follow the workers decision. Jewell authorized to seek joint conference with United Mine Workers to discuss wage cuts and living standards cited as provoking the strike.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Associated Preas
Rall
Railroad Labor Board
Associated Press
RB. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
Service Man Becomes First Tick Fever Victim
Robert BE Allen aged 26 died of tick fever at a local hospital. His body lies at Shaffer-Gay chapel awaiting shipment to Shippton Wisconsin for burial with no Casper relatives. He was a member of George W. Vroman post American Legion and owned a Bates Hole homestead.
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Robert BE. Allen
Shaffer-Gay Chapel
Shipcton
Wis
George W. Vroman
American Legion
Bates Hole
Casper
Republicans Set Procedure For Main Bills
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts Republican leader calls a Republican Senate conference next Monday to decide procedures on the soldiers' bonus and tariff bills in Washington. The move shapes action on two key measures amid party unity efforts.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Mrs. Etta Irwin Files Voluntary Bankruptcy in Wyoming
Cheyenne Wyoming June 16 Mrs Etta Irwin wife of Charles B Irwin noted horse owner and show proprietor filed voluntary bankruptcy in the US district court for Wyoming Her liabilities total 246196 49 and assets 4000 Real estate valued at 4000 The Gold Stabeck Company of Minneapolis is principal creditor with a 220000 claim The Arizona National Bank of Cheyenne is listed with 7006 40.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Etta Irwin
Charles B
Big Charlie) Irwin
United States District Court For Wyoming
Gold Stabeck Company of
Minneapolis, Minn
Ortizona National Bank of
Blair Dover fight looms in Congress turmoil
Washington report notes a circulating petition among Republican members to support Dover policies, with about 160 signatures, aimed at pressing President Harding to uphold Dover’s stance within 48 hours.
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Washington
Blair-Dover
Treasury
Congress
Harding
Dover
Gulf Storm Warning Near Rio Grande Mouth
Weather bureau issued a storm advisory at 4 pm noting the gulf disturbance moving inland near the Rio Grande mouth and forecast southeasterly winds along the lower Texas coast in the afternoon.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rio Grande River
Texas
McCormick Amendment Defeated on Naval Bill
In Washington on June 16 the Senate rejected by 37 to 17 an amendment proposed by Senator McCormick to raise the Great Lakes training station appropriation from 200 000 to 140 000 dollars.
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Washington
McCormick
Republcan
Illinois
Great Lakes
Williams Breaks Tie With Sixteenth Home Run
Kenneth Williams hit his sixteenth homer of the season for Washington in St. Louis. Zachary pitched for the visitors. Williams moved one ahead of Rogers Hornsby of the Nationals who tied the mark with his fifteenth homer off Gerbert.
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ST. Louis
Kenneth Williams
Washington
Zachary
Williams
Rogers Hornsby
Nationals
Gerbert
Base ball box scores from multiple games
In Boston tied in the ninth RK A EL Chicago lost 130 001 to 1301 100. Batteries Jones Osborne Kauffman and O Farrell Doeschger McQuillan Gowdy O Neill. In Philadelphia Cincinnati 020 000 2 7 12 6 Batteries Luque Markle Hargrave Meadows Peters Williams homered in seventh. In Brooklyn St Louis 100 000 010 2 1 Batteries Doak Walker Clem Grimes Miller Hornsby homered in eighth. In New York Pittsburgh 000 000 1 0 New York 290 030 x x Batteries Glaxner Yellowhorse Hollingsworth Carlson Gooch Barnes Snyder.
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Boston
Chicago
Jones
Osborne
Kauffman
O'Farrell
Doeschger
McQuillan
Gowdy
O' Neill
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Cincinnati
Luque
Markle
Hargrave
Meadows
Peters
Wiliams
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Doak
Walker
Clemone
Grimes
Miller
Hornsby
New York
Pittsburgh
Glaxner
Yellowhorse
Hollingsworth
Carlson and Gooch
Barnes and Snyder
Baseball Battery Cards Across Teams in Detroit and Chicago
In Detroit and Chicago matchups the lineups feature batteries Hoyt O Doul and Hoff man Ehmke Dauss Bassler P. New York and others. St. Louis hosts Washington with M McManus of St. Louis homering in the third inning while Ferguson Russell Buel Ohle O’Neill and O’Neill drive hits for Cleveland and Philadelphia.
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Detroit
RK. H. F
New York
Hoyt, O'Doul
Hoffman
Ehmke
Dauss
Bassler
Cleveland
Hoston
Ferguson, Russell and Buel
Ohle and O'Neill
Minal E. Young Rejoins Casper Bride. Oil Market Notes
Minal E. Young secretary treasurer and general manager of the New York Oil company returned to Casper with his bride of three days after a brief eastern wedding trip. Miss Eva Warn, longtime Casper resident, wed Mr Young at Warren Pennsylvania. The couple’s health has improved. The article notes improved business conditions in the East and West with factories reopening and unemployment easing in New England. An oil price rise of 2 to 4 cents a barrel is mentioned as ongoing.
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Minal E. Young
New York Oil Company
Casper
Mies
Eva Warn
Mr. Young
Warren
Mm Young
Young
New England
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