Pirates Seizing Ships In North Atlantic
Washington June 21 a world wide search is underway for the missing crew of the Bath Me schooner Carroll A Deering found ashore in January with sails set but no people aboard. Investigators link Hewitt disappearance and other Baltic coast incidents, while Portland locals ponder pirates theories amid unsolved mysteries.
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Carroll A. Deering
Bath
North Carolina
Department “Justice
Department of Oet
Hewitt
Babine Pansy Texas
Boston
Deering
State Department
Cape Lookout
N. C
Rio de Janeiro
Norfolk
Cape Hatteras
State Departments
Carolina
Wea
Azores
Ashe
Europe
Portland
North Atlantic
Feller
Cape Matternas
Carol
War Vets Plan $5,000 Public Fund Drive
An active effort to raise about $5,000 for Spanish American War veterans will launch tomorrow at 9:00 am. The annual encampment is scheduled for July 3 4 and 5. The finance committee meets with J Giblin at 324 Midwest Building. The drive is endorsed by the chamber of commerce which along with Kiwanis has named committees to finance the plan with the veterans.
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J. Giblin
Midwest Building
Chamber of Commerce
The
Kiwanis Club
Sinitary Officer 15 Appoints Assistant in Casper Health Dept
The city health committee named W. Malow of Madison Street as head and R. Bodenback as assistant for four summer months to boost health standards. Morning hours will handle complaints while afternoons assess restaurants dairies water sources and other safeguards in Casper. The department divides Casper into 12 districts to ensure systematic sanitation efforts.
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W. Malow
Madison
Sirest
R. Bodenbagk
Bodenback
Casper
Health Department
Six Negroes Run for Jacksonville City Council
Jacksonville Florida June 21 six Negroes were candidates for the city council in today s municipal election the first time a member of that race had sought public office in Jacksonville in many years. A municipal election here usually records only a ratification of the white primary.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Train plunges from bridge near La Junta injuring none
A Santa Fe freight train derailed early near La Junta Colorado when five cars plunged into a small stream. Traffic on the Transcontinental line was disrupted but no injuries were reported.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
la Junta
Colo
Held for Investigation Arrest Sparks White Slavery Charge
A man identified as M. DD. Gordon was arrested by police yesterday and is in custody as authorities begin an investigation into a white slavery case.
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M. DD. Gordon
Contention of Union Leaders Upheld by Labor Board
CHICAGO June 21 The United States railroad labor board upheld union leaders contention that Pullman did not honor the transportation act when consulting employees in mass meetings The board rejected a wage cut proposal and sent the matter back to meet duly elected representatives of the employees The decision delays wage reductions for several weeks and confirms that mass meetings with nonunion officers do not constitute proper conference The case involves shop crafts and clerks at Pullman works and the company stance that nonmembers represented by labor unions acted on their own.
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Chicago
Pullman Company
United States Railroad Labor Board
Transportation Act
Pullman Works
Sunibrer
Bureau of Mines to Revise Petroleum Buying Rules
An open meeting will be held in Washington on July 12 to discuss changes to Bulletin No. 5 governing government purchases of gasoline kerosene fuel and lubricating oils. The proposal adds a corrosion test for motor gasoline to prevent corrosive batches from being accepted by the oil trade concerns.
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Bureau of Mines
Washington
Mule Creek Oil Price Cut Announced at 60 Cents
The Ohio Oil company lowers Mule Creek crude by ten cents a barrel effective today. This is the only field affected. Mule Creek oil now priced at 60 cents per barrel. HK. B. Durham departs tonight on a brief business trip to Denver.
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Ohio Oil Company
Mule Creek
Earl Bernard of Bandon Kidnapped as Castle Burns
James Francis Bernard fourth Earl of Bandon was abducted from Bantry County Cork by armed men. Castle Bernard was set on fire and badly damaged as authorities seek the earl whose whereabouts remain unknown. Lady Bandon and servants were confined in a room near the stables during the incident.
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Cork
James Francis Bernard
Earl of
Firefighters praised for handling Casper oil fire at Midwest tank farm
Officials and oil men commended the emergency crews who fought a severe blaze at the Midwest tank farm in Casper. Many workers labored nonstop under extreme heat with limited gear as 65 000 barrel tanks burned and foamite was not yet ready. Repairs and new tank erection will begin once materials arrive, with production shifting to contracted work. Mrs. C. E. Melker prepares to travel to Lincoln for a short vacation.
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Midwest Tank Farm
Midwest
Casper
Labor Leaders Tussle as AFL Convention Opens in Denver
At the AFL session in Denver both John L. Lewis and Samuel Gompers claim pledged votes and confident victory as unions record shifting blocs including rail workers and machinists. Debate centers on an Irish boycott versus recognition of the Irish republic with factions split on the best resolution.
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Denver
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Invasion of Siberia Push Faces Bolshevik Resistance
June reports from Chita describe mobilization of 10 classes and former officers as Soviet forces push southward. The Chita government warns only four nations are recognized, and those claiming other loyalties cannot be released from service. A woman recovering from appendicitis is shown with a gold charm.
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CHITA
Tokio
Kakasal
Carnival barred from street by Casper council
The Casper city council told Wortham show representatives that Carnivale and other acts must strictly follow police fire and traffic rules. The carnival began setting up on A and Wocott streets but traffic opposition forced voluntary removal to hills south of Caner after the city stated its position.
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Casper
Wortham
Caner
Denver Fights Tonight in Weigh-In Bout
Johnny rit fithe of Akron Ohio vs Harry Schuman of Denver to a 12 round decision in waterweights. Frank Wheat of Denver and Bennie He of Chicago meet in a bout.
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Denver
Johnny
Rit Fithe
Akron
Ohio
Harry Schuman
Bennie He
Chicago
Royal Party Leaves Today for Belfast
London June 21 The king and queen received a hearty send off at the railway station as they departed for Holy Head to sail to Belfast for the state opening of parliament. Crowds cheered the royal couple and sang the national anthem with wishes for a safe return.
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London
Associated Press
King ‘Thorge
Queen Mary
Holy Head
Belfast
Flood protest presented by Casper taxpayers at city council
Property owners from many Casper streets voiced outrage over delayed flood control measures. They described ruined basements and washed curbs from recent floods and urged immediate action on a ditch to divert water from the mountains. The city plans expert arrival in July to coordinate beautification efforts before proceeding.
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Casper
Mendy
McKinley
Jackson
Cty
City Plan for School Tract Near Cooper Drafting
The survey for the school land tract south of Cooper is nearing completion and will be ready for topographical maps around July 1. Tom Haymond leads the survey work, facing minor delays from recent heavy rains, under the direction of O L Walker and the Community Extension committee.
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Cooper
Topograhical Mae
Community Extension Corporation
Tom Haymond
O. L Walker
Farmer Opened Fire On Oakfield Street, Captured
Frank Fisher, a farmer, held Oakfield’s main street for about an hour firing at pedestrians and storekeepers. He used up his ammunition before being captured. Fisher had spent time in a state hospital for the insane. Mee Simmons, wife of the Burlington clerk, was away on vacation in Chicago visiting friends and relatives.
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O. N. Vu Sune
Frank Fisher
Oakfield
Here
Misher
Astate Hospital
Mee. H. Simmons
Burlington Freightaffiog
Chicago
Crew Saved in Fall of Plane Off Cape Charles
The NC-7 seaplane caught fire during its first practice flight and fell into Hampton Roads today. Crew of three officers and seven sailors were rescued by a tug. one man drank water and gasoline but survived. An investigation will probe the explosion cause as naval bombers attacked the German U-117 off Cape Charles.
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NCH
Atlantic
Cape Charles
Naval Board of Inquiry
Billlison
Hampton Roads Naval Base
Navy Department
Ball Scores National League From Brooklyn New York and St Louis
National League results show Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 2 at Brooklyn and New York 16 Boston 2 at New York. St Louis edged Chicago 5 to 2 in the first game with pitchers and batters noted.
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New York
Boston
McQuillan
Iowdy
Benton
Barnes
Ned
Smith
St. Louis
R. HH. FE
Chicago
Martin
Freeman
Killifer
Pertica
Goodwin
Clemons
Nieberg
KR. A. E
Poston
Shawkey, Sheehan
Hoffman
Pennock and
Ruel
American League baseball results update from Chicago Boston and Washington
Recap of games with Cleveland and Chicago scores, hits and errors. New York split two games with Boston and Reston while Washington defeated the Phillies, with listed pitchers and line scores for the sets.
Wyoming appoints Hugh Patton U S marshal for the state
United States Marshal Hugh L. Patton, confirmed for Wyoming, plans to depart for Cheyenne to assume duties. He names Shag Wilson of Sheridan and Lon C. Davis of Cheyenne as chief deputies with others to be assigned in Evanston, Cody, and other towns. A resident deputy post in Sheridan County is contested and pays 94 dollars monthly. Mrs Patton to stay in Casper.
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Hugh L. Patton
United States
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Patton
Shag Wilson
Sheridan
Lon C. Davis
Evanston
Cody
Sheridan County
Patten
Casper
Docks Cleared for Sims Arrival in New York
Docks will be cleared when Rear Admiral Sims arrives by order of Secretary Denby. Officials said the pier will be heavily policed and the public excluded to avoid discrimination amid reports of planned demonstrations over his London speech on Irish Americans.
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New York
Sims
Denby
London
Maryland Begins Sea Trials of Mighty 16 Inch Battleship
The superdreadnaught Maryland sailed from Newport News to start tests before handing over to the navy. Upon commissioning she will join the reorganized Pacific fleet along with her sister California, carrying eight 16 inch rifles in four turrets and known for the longest range broadside afloat. Civilian experts and naval observers will view the trials.
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Washington
Maryland
Newport News
Navy Department
Macific
California
Purse Snatcher Caught in Alabama Robbery Case
Clyde Lung charged with highway robbery for grabbing a purse from Miss Alabama Neeley. Lung is held by county authorities pending investigation. Max Miller, who attempted to have Lung released, was arrested as an accomplice as two men tackled the woman when she lost her purse.
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Clyde Lung
Alabama Neeley
Max Miller
Lung
Mrs. Graham Bound Over for District Court Murder Case
Ida Graham charged with first degree murder in the shooting of Jack Delury before a carnival crowd, alleged to have followed him from Oklahoma. She waived a preliminary hearing, bound over to district court without bond. defense to be handled by Hench & Bubock. Trial likely in September term.
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Ida Graham
Jack Delury
Oklahoma
Justice Court
Hench & Bubock
Graham
Twins Arrive as Divorce Suit Is Dismissed
Chicago June 11 The family of Edward Petit of Aurora is united and increased by two. An hour before Mrs Petit’s divorce suit was to come up yesterday she became the mother of twins. The suit was dismissed when called up.
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Chicago
Edward €. Petit
Aurora
Labor resolutions condemn grain gambling and price manipulation
Denver June 2 The American Federation of Labor convention called for abolishing gambling in grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade and for cooperative producers and consumers groups to challenge monopolies. It commended the federal trade commission and urged funds for industry investigations and cost of production statements to expose profiteering and reduce living costs.
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Denver
Chicago
Cooperative Producers
American Federation of Labor
Federal Trade Commission
Con
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Mine Workers
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Eamonn de Valera
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