Harding backs ship subsidy bill urged by Mondell
President Harding sends a public letter to Representative Mondell urging swift action on the merchant marine subsidy bill. He cites a fifty million dollar annual loss from government shipping and argues the plan will create an efficient merchant marine and serve as a defense asset while placing ships under market-like earnings with a ten percent return.
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Harding
Congressman Mondell
Congress
House
Mr. Mondell
Treasury
Executive
Legislative
Actal
Joint Strike 3 Held Probable in Union Leaders Reports
Cincinnati dispatch indicates further meetings planned this week between miners and rail unions to map a nationwide strike next month. Leaders Lewin and Jewell issued a joint statement urging united action to defend workers' interests amid a common crisis.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Associated Press
Inter
Chicago
John L. Lewin
B. M. Jewell
Defeat mounts for treaty opponents in Irish polling
Dublin reports show 15 of 42 Republican candidates already beaten in Friday's election with more defeats expected as incomplete counts come in. Notable losses include Mrs Pearse and Erskine Childers, while Cathal Brugha and Dan Breen face tough results amid calls for coalition shifts and adult suffrage ahead.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Ireland
Turkey
Cail Eireann
Mary MacSwiney
Kate O'Callaghan
Pearse
County Dublin
Jean Etchingham
Wexford
Seamus Robinson
Dentents
Waterford
Erekine Childers
Kildare
Irish Times
Dan Breen
Waterford Tipperary East
American Bootleg Scows Spark Prohibition Critique
William E. Pussyfoot Johnson sails to Liverpool to continue the prohibition campaign aboard the British steamer Schythia. He denounces American bootleg ships as unsafe and mocks U S Shipping Board efforts to attract Europeans to ride on American vessels amid bootlegging rumors.
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New York
William E. (Pussyfoot) Johnson
Liverpool
United States Shipping Board
Shipping Board
America
Infant of John Check Family Dies at Home
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Check died this morning at 524 West Tenth Street. The funeral was held this afternoon at 3 o clock from Shaffer Gay chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Check
West Tenth Street
Shaffer Gay
Woman Leads in Minnesota Senate Nomination Race
Mrs Anna Dickie Olesen surged far ahead of Thomas Meighen for the Democratic nomination for United States senator in Minnesota as returns neared final count. Republican Frank Kellogg was renominated, facing Mrs Olesen and Henrik Shipstead in November. Governor J A O Prous and other Republican state officers were renominated.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Anna Dickie Olesen
Thomas Meighen
United States
United States Senate
Olson
Frank B. Kellogg
Harding
Senate
Ernest Lundeen
Mrz. Oleson
Henrik Shipsted
Kellogg
Washington
Olesen
Jeanette Rankin
Northwest
Montana
Grace F. Kaeracher
Ortonville
Supreme Court
J. A. O. Prous
Kiwanis Entertains Casper Lions At Henning Hotel
The Kiwanis club plans a special dinner for Casper Lions at the Henning hotel tomorrow night starting 6 30. Bill Bailey and his program committee promise their best intellectual and histrionic bill for the occasion before Lions members attend the Young Men's Republican Club meeting at the courthouse where John W. Hay of Wock Springs will give the main address.
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Kiwanis Club
Henning Hotel
Lions Club
Harry L. Black
Bill Bailey
Young Men‘s Republican Club
Court House
John W. Hay
Wock Springs
William T. Sheehan Actor Dies in Cincinnati Home
William T. Sheehan, 64, actor and longtime stage manager, died at his Cincinnati residence Monday. For 35 years he played comedy roles with Joseph Murphy in Irish plays.
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Cincinnati
William T. Sheehan
Sheehan
Joseph Murphy
Labor approves constitutional amendments and anti child labor edict
Four amendments to the U S Constitution and repeal of the Sherman act are urged by the AFL policy committee at Cincinnati to curb court limits on labor actions. Proposals include a congressional veto power and anti antis, plus child labor bans in mines and factories.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
United States
American Federation of Labor Convention
Poetess guilty of murder in Paris trunk case
Madame Marie Beassarabo a poetess and playwright was found guilty of premeditated murder of her husband Georges. The court cited extenuating circumstances and sentenced her to 20 years hard labor. The trial revealed motive linked to obtaining 600000 francs from the husband. Her daughter Pauline testified accusing Madame Beassarabo.
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Paris
Associated Press
Marie Bessarabo
Georges
Nancy
Jabo
Paul Jacques
Mexico
Guity
Madame Boxparabo
Madame Reasarabo
France
M. Tesmiaho
Tal Nantes
Pauline
Beasarabo
Beesarabo
Hora Mirtel
Aka Frome
M. Moro Jiafferi
Ations, Pte
Wyoming bar association elects William B. Cobb treasurer
Casper attorney and Republican prosecutor candidate William B. Cobb was elected treasurer of the Wyoming State Bar Association at the Laramie convention last week. Glyde M. Watts of Cheyenne was the previous holder, with Judge R. N. Matson named president and John W. Lacey also noted in Cheyenne.
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William B. Cobb
Casper
Wyoming State Har Association
Laramie
Cobb
Glyde M. Watts
Cheyenne
RN. Matson
Nenomarion 10
John W. Lacey
Anne Martin to Run Again in Nevada Senate Race
Reno observers say Anne Martin, who has twice run for the U S Senate in Nevada, plans another bid this year while she hints in London she may or may not run. She is expected to return to Downtown.
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Anne Martin
Reno
Nev
Mise Anny Martin
United States Senate
Nevada
Moe
London
Republican Meets Hight To Hold Int Meet
The courthouse meeting tomorrow night features John Hay as Republican gubernatorial candidate speaking under Casper's Young Men's Republican Club. Hay, a longtime resident with 40 years in the state, has drawn strong local support and is described as a vigorous live-wire. BE J Sullivan also speaks, a renowned orator from across the state, with high expectations for a full house at the court hours.
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Hay
BE. J. Gullivan
Young Men's Republican Club
Casper
Sulllivan
Carnival nets cash from Wortham shows and Legion post
The American Legion reported a total take of $883 from the Wortham week exhibition. The local post was due $2,213, with $1,326 spent on expenses including licenses, electric rights, labor, bill posting, advertising, and grounds cleanup. Governor Carey aided with the reparations charge for the lot hosting the shows.
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American Legion
J. C. Neilson
Legion Committee
Governo Carey
Secretary Mellon Honored at Dartmouth Commencement
Secretary of the treasury An drew W. Melon and former ambassador John W. Davis received doctor of laws degrees at Dartmouth College commencement. Harry Chandler of Lealee and Will Frederick Uetger of Tacoma received honorary master of arts degrees.
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Hanover
N.fh
Andrew W. Melon
the Treasury
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Dartmouth College
Harry Chandler
Lealee
Will Frederick
Uetger
Tacoma
Levee Break Floods In Cameron County Texas
Severe flood in the lower Rio Grande region inundates 16000 acres across Starr Hidalgo and Cameron counties. The upper flood crest moves at five miles per hour as levee breaches threaten Low Indios and border towns amid Mexican evacuees and disrupted roads near Mercedes.
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Cameron County
Brownsville
Texas
San Benito
Rio Grande
San Antonio
Associated Press
Rio Grande Valley
Starr
Hidalgo
Cameron
Mercedes
Starr County
Laredo
Hagie Pane
Aged Casper Resident Dies at Home
Mia Martha J. Brown 76 dies at 929 South Washington Street this morning in Casper. Funeral services will be held at Shaffer Gay chapel with Royal Neighbors assisting at the grave. Survived by three sons Harry Brown Leo Harrell Roy Harrell and a daughter Mrs Whitaker of Denver. A longtime Casper resident, she was well known among oldtimers.
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Casper
Confederate Veterans Cite Lincoln for War Strife
In Richmond Virginia the United Confederate Veterans accepted a report by its historical committee blaming Abraham Lincoln for the Civil War. The panel urged schools to adopt a history by Col Huger W Joneston and published by Mildred Rutherford for teaching.
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Abraham Lincoln
Richmond
Dune
Associated Press
Abraham Timcole
United Confederate Veterans
Col. Huger W. Joneston
Quirrville
CIA
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
Mou
Ball Scores National League Report
National League scores show Philadelphia 100 0128 Batteries Aldridge Singleton O borne Wirts and Smith Ele Line. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh games postponed by wet grounds. New York St Louis and Cincinnati Boston also postponed due to rain.
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Philadelphia
Aldridge, Singleton
Oborne
Wirts
Smith and
Ele Line
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Carigon
Morrison
Flamiston
Yellowhorse
Adams
Geech
Cadore
Mamanx
Smith
Grimes
Deberry
New York
New York- St. Louis
Detroit and Chicago Batter ies Lineups Featured in Box Score
fragments list players and teams from Detroit Chicago and Philadelphia lineups with surnames Shawkey Wolfman Uhle ONeill and several others. counts show zero and one increments across games and positions.
Gibbons and Roper to Box on Omaha July Fourth
OMAHA Neb June 4 The feature event at the open air boxing program on July 4 will be a six round bout between Tommie Cybborne and Captain Bob Roper in the city arena. The card also listed a wrestling match previously scheduled but canceled due to mining operations.
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Omatia
Neb
Tomme Cybborne
Bob Ropar
Hanson
Meton
Originall
Miner
Hanon Waalop
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John Check Home
Casper Lions
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Newport, Ky
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Carnival Netsgraper Legion
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Detroit
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Vassler
Manion
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Edwards, Uhle
O'Neill
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