Orphan Appeal Aids Casper Children In Need
Casper based pleas from the Wyoming Home Finding Society and Red Cross call for clothing and material for orphans and children in need. Donors include Agnes Daily and several Casper residents while girls from the society await graduation in modest dresses. Information via Mrs Nesbitt at 415 South Lincoln or Red Cross Natrona County office.
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Frants
Rantz
Wyoming Children's Home Finding Society
Wyoming
Casper
Agnes Daily
John Doran
Middiston
Lynch
Anda
Jay
Misses Day
B. ©. Nesbitt
Home Finding Society
Civian Relief Committee
Red Cross
Lander
Cheyenne
Mra B. O. Nesbitt
South
Lincoln
Natrona County Red Cross
Midwest Building
Oldest Civil War Officer Claimed in Stockton
Stockton Cal June 29 Junius Farnsworth age 89 died today after a long life as a Pioneer and longtime Mother Lode figure. He was reputed the oldest living past master of the Mother Lode Masonic bodies and the oldest living Civil War officer with service in the California guards.
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Stockton
Cal
Junius Farnsworth
California
Farneworth
California Guards
Red Cross Seeks Moran Relatives in Houston Hospital Case
The Red Cross requests news on Maggie Rogin and Nose Hooten believed to be parents of Jose Moran, critically ill in a Houston hospital. The seekers are said to be relatives of Casper. Anyone with information should contact Red Cross headquarters.
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The
Red Cross
Maggie Rogin
Nose Hooten
Jose Moran
Houston
Texan
Casper
Policeman Rescues Diver From Pipe Submersion
Jersey City report recounts motorcycle officer Jack Malhioney diving to free Frank Pojedjeneck trapped in a 224 inch pipe under the Hackensack river. The diver had a broken leg and fouled air while removing an obstruction yesterday.
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Jersey City
N. J
Frank Pojedjeneck
Hackensack River
Jack Malhioney
House Stands Pat on Naval Appropriation
Washington June 29 The House refused to back a Senate amendment adding 500 000 for a pier extension and 90 000 for a rifle range at Puget Sound navy yard The House trimmed to 500 000 an item for enlargement of the San Diego navy hospital and opposed 80 900 for Sand Point aviation base development It also refused to accept land from King County for the Sand Point base and opposed Camp Kearney aviation station land acquisitions.
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Washington
House
Senate
Puget Sound
Wash
Navy Yard
Navy Hospital
San Diego
Cal
King County
Sand Point
Camp Kearsey
al Apo
Engineers Vote Down Wage Cut Proposal in London
In London on June 29 engineers voting by union ballot rejected the employers wage reduction plan 1 to 1. The government had intervened on June 15 to prevent a strike that could affect about 1.5 million workers. Lockout notices were postponed to allow continued talks.
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London
Blind man cured by permission to abandon wife for another love
Milwaukee, June 29. Frances Perkins described a case where a man deemed legally wedded to one wife was cured of hysterical blindness by allowing him to remain with a second love. The man, living in bigamy, had deserted his first wife who was unkind, and the board discussed ultra modern methods at the national social conference.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frances Perkins
New York State Industrial Commission
Robert Seifert
Joe Stetman
Polles
Seifert
Stetman
Rebels attack towns in Coahuila. federal troops expected
A San Antonio telegram says rebels attacked the Coahuila towns of San Antonio and Sierra Majada on Saturday but were repulsed. Another assault was expected Wednesday unless federal troops disperse the rebels. The mining district towns have many American residents. Eastport, Maine, elects its first woman school superintendent.
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San Antonio
Texas
Wamoralda
Coahuila
Mexico
Sierra Majada
Woman's Death Is Investigated in Santa Fe
Santa Fe New Mexico June 29 Mrs Lucas Borrego 34 wife of a motor truck driver died here last night under investigation. Contents of her stomach sent for analysis. Police hold her husband pending developments. Borrego denies responsibility while neighbors say she threatened self harm. Physicians say poisoning symptoms were shown.
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Santa FE
N. M
Mes
Ucas
Borrego
Arbitration pact ends nationwide mill strike in North America
On June 20 an arbitration agreement was signed by union workers at all paper mills in the United States and Canada except International Paper. The workers had been on strike since May 1, seeking resolution to labor disputes across the industry.
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New York
Canada
International Paper Company
Nebraska Man Is Comptroller General Nominee
J Raymond McCain of McCook Nebraska, secretary of the Republican congressional campaign committees, is nominated by President Harding to be comptroller general of the United States. The post is created by the new budget law taking effect Friday.
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Washington
University of Nebraska Law School
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
3000 Tube Of Radium Found
Sacramento dispatch reports a $3000 tube of radium recovered after a sink mishap last week. Fluorescent screening aided recovery as drainage was shut off and building plumbing inspected. the deepest sewer pipe was dug up to retrieve the tube with the second tube still missing.
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Sacramento
Cal
Germany Seeks More Revenue
Berlin reports May funded debt at 78.246 billion marks and floating debt at 100 billion marks. Current deficits in rail and postal services near 1 billion marks. Government seeks sources to fund reparations annuity of 9.0009 billion marks and a 26 percent export levy of 1.092 billion gold marks.
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Berlin
Associated Preas
Germany
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Midwest
the Safe Drug Stores
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