Moose Home loan approved to complete Casper lodge
New York Life Insurance approves a refu lougage loan arranged by A H Stewart to Casper for Moose Lodge building at Wolcott and A streets. The four story fireproof brick structure, costing 265000 dollars, will house Moose club rooms auditorium lodge rooms and 30 offices. Lawshe will open a Denver NY Life office to fund real estate loans as Caspers growth is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caoper
New York Life Insuri Company
A. H. Stewart
Moose Lode
Wolcott
J E E. Lawsho
Department of the Insurance Company
Stewart
New York
Lawshe
Casper
Moose Club
New York Life Insurance Company
Denver
Company shifts to real estate mortgages after war loans
Mr. Lawaho said the firm used Liberty and Victory war loans during the war and considered them strong holdings. He added that the company has returned to its prewar policy of investing principal in real estate mortgages to secure advantages from its substantial resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawaho
Bia
Liberty and Victory
Rea Estate
Two Teens Arrested in Assault Case Here
Cunningham, 24, and J. K. Jacklin, 26, were taken into custody by Sheriff’s Office officials after a complaint to County Attorney Purcell. They allegedly attacked Christine Brooks and her friend Ccle Williams, both unnamed in wage remarks. A preliminary hearing is expected tomorrow or Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
J. K. Jacksin
Sheriff's Office
Purcell
J. C. Brooks
Jacklin
Christine Brooks
Ccle Williams
Fifty Die in Dublin Battle as Irregulars Seize Offices
A Dublin clash halts Evening Herald publication as irregulars occupy offices during heavy fighting. At 11 am, Dame Street residents fled in panic after gunfire erupted from a building held by insurgents. Fire struck at the provisional government guard near the Bank of Ireland, which had withdrawn inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Herald
Dublin
Dame Street
Bank of Ireland
Cotton Exchange Probe Proposed in Congress
Washington June 29 Representative Vinson Democrat of Georgia introduced a resolution calling for an investigation into the operation of the New York Cotton Exchange and its transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Exchange
Washington
New York Cotton Exchange
Vinson
Georgia
Rail Shop Workers Ordered One Strike Over Wages and Rules
Shop workers from major unions across the United States vote to strike, citing the railroad labor board wage cut of 60 million dollars, overtime rule changes, and outsourcing of work to outside contractors. Leaders from IAM, BMFM, SMWI, and others sign the action. The walkout targets rail, Pullman, and related shops, with a July 1 start time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
Railroad Labor Board
Rail workers threaten walkout over board decisions
Chicago report says J W Kline, president of the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths Drop Forgers and Helpers, authorized a 10 am Saturday July walkout by shop workers including Pullman shops in protest of railroad board decisions. The action coincides with a $400 million freight rate cut becoming effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad
J. W. Kline
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trainmen to continue duties amid shop crafts strike
In Cleveland on June 2 the engineers union with headquarters here announced that trainmen will keep performing their regular duties and will not take the places or do the work of any railroad employee on strike during the shop crafts action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Associated Prew
Brotherhoods
Mexican president denies Tampico ransom reports
The Mexican president dismisses U S dispatches as baseless and states he sought full information from Huasteca operations. He notes U S newspapers publish scandalous reports that 40 Americans were captured and held for ransom by bandits near Aguada de La Cortes oil camps, urged calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Obregon
Tampico
Mexico
Huasteca
Guadalupe Sanchez
Chinconcillo
United States
Aguada
Presbyterian Church Sunday School Wins Blue Side Victory
BOOST FOR OUR TOWN reports the Sunday school contest ended with the Blue Side, captained by Mr. Jack Hustad, prevailing. A loging aide banquet will honor the winners in the near future.
Community Notes From Free Methodist Church
Sunday school hour is at 1 30 p m with all invited Mrs Luther Lillyman entertained last Wednesday afternoon for Mrs Clarence D Rice A pleasant time with light refreshments Miss Myrtle Thoma leaves Friday for Milwaukee Wisconsin before visiting Madison Mrs Aline Robidou opens a new shop on Midwest avenue across from Mills school offering crocheted handwork and ice cream Mrs Charles McClurg shows signs of convalescence Miss Myrtle Thoms engaged to Martin Neilson of Madison Wis marriage planned August 5 at Miss Thoms home in Milwaukee and they will reside in Madison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Lillyman
Clarence D. Rice
Myrtle Thoma
Milwaukee
Slater
Madison
Aline Robidou
Midwest Avenue
Mills School
G. H. Bulson
Myrtle Thoms
Martin Neilson
Wis
Thoms’ Meter
Local residents seek railroad station and wedding trip news
Mills residents hope for a Northwest ern railroad stop to boost town growth. Mr and Mrs J A Kurzynske of Fond du Lac Wisconsin arrived Friday for a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Leo Smith. The Kurzynske couple died on their honeymoon while visiting Wyoming. Mr Ferman Cardinal reportedly had successful surgery and is recovering daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kurzynske
Yond du Lac
Wis
Leo Smith
Kursunske
Wyoming
Fond Tu Lac
Coast to coast trip stops over near Milla hotel
A 14 member family headed by Mrs. Carroll camped near the hotel since Saturday afternoon. They left Los Angeles at the end of May for a coast to coast trip with New York City as their final destination. The group travels in five cars and makes side trips, praising good road conditions and spending locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla
Carroll
Los Angeles
New York City
Presbyterian ice cream social draws small crowd
The Presbyterian Sunday school ice cream social on Tuesday evening drew a light crowd but those who attended enjoyed the event. Profits will go toward the church debt and organizers hope for better turnout at the next affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Mills Council Says Water Works Bonds Sale Near Completion
The Mills town council announces final arrangements for the water works bond sale nearly complete and shipments for the project expected after July fourth. Work will start as supplies arrive. Elmer A Edwarde and wife bought a Pushmobile for their daughter Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Elmer A. Edwarde
Marie
On the Move by Jack Fendleton in Casper
Jack Fendleton demonstrates perpetual motion as he moves a house across the street then further back on the lot. A Casper officer reportedly urged him to keep moving. He plans another relocation after laying a foundation and basement. Mrs Bulson travels to Milwaukee after her brother in law George Campbell dies.
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Jack Fendleton
Jack
Casper
Manly
Mr. Pendleton
C. Hf. Bulson
Miwaukee
George Campbell
John and McKnight Weighmaster License Considered
John and McKnight weigh the new crop of babies in a playful note as McKnight offers free weighing services. Mrs. M J Culp of Livingston Montana visits son Montie Ricketts, injured driving a fire truck at a tank fire, and plans to stay with daughter Mrs O N Patterson. Roy Ticketts, Montie's brother, accompanied their mother and returned to Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collard
Montie Ricketts
John & McKnight
Mamua
Papas
Smith and Kurayneckes Take Canyon Creek Fishing Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith and Mr. and Mrs. J A Kuraynecke motored to Canyon Creek Tuesday for a few days of fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Smith
J. A. Kuraynecke
Canyon Creek
Moore couple announce birth of 10-pound boy
Mr and Mrs G A Moore announce the birth of a ten pound boy on Thursday June 22. The report notes the newborn’s weight and the date of birth in a concise birth notice typical of community newspapers.
Publicity Committees Debate Free Advertising Pace
A quoted remark notes publicity committees argue they are receiving plenty of free advertising lately and should use it effectively.
Shriners Visit Casper Enjoy Riverview Park Plunge
Caspar Shriners toured Riverview Park on Sunday afternoon and many joined the plunge after their night journey. Mrs Corrie Guilford departed Wednesday for Douglas to begin a summer stay with M P Demman. Paul Ketes and Marvey Laird left Friday for Price Utah to seek work.
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Plunge
Casper
Riverview Park
Mille
Corrie Guilford
Douglas
M. P. Demman
Paul Ketes
Marvey Laird
Price, Vah
Lightning Burns Home in Moorchopt Near Sparta
A ranch home owned by Milford Caldwald was destroyed by fire after a lightning strike during a severe electrical storm. The five room structure burned to the ground near Sparta on the night of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorchopt
Wye
Milford Caldwald
Milor Weat
Sparta
Paris Hospital for Trees on the Bank of Reine
A Paris hospital for trees on the bank of the Reine treats vegetation failing on the boulevards. Weak specimens are moved to the facility for care and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Conflict Across Governments Reported to Strain Relations
In a dated dispatch, officials note difficulties between governments and efforts to sow discord between nations. Reports describe prisoners, troop movements, and communications from General Panuncio and Guadalupe Sanchez, suggesting external powers seek to inflame tensions for gain.
Judge Warns Offenders as Traffic Crackdown Begins
A courtroom scene ends with a judge warning violators amid a public effort to crack down on traffic rule breakers. Police Chief Alexander Nisbet vows ongoing action beyond initial arrests to rid Casper of reckless drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Alexander Nisbet
No Rest for the Speeders as Police Readies More Arrests
In the police station on a calm Thursday morning, officers resume patrols after a sweeping crackdown. Residents appear cowed by the recent law enforcement surge, yet old hands warn that you can't keep a good speeder down and predict further arrests ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onneteen
Melodrama and Romance Clash on Iris Theater Set
On the Iris Theater set a love scene was interrupted by gunfire as Sam Wood and Al Green halted filming. Paramount stars Thomas Meighan and director teased a pause, then resumed directing Gloria Swanson in Beyond the Rocks to be shown Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wood
Paramount
Thomas Meighan
al Green
Elinor Glyns
Gloria Swanson
Iris Theater
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise Letter
Baltimore reader Rose Walpyer writes she suffered months with back pain and sleeplessness before using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports rapid relief and encourages other women to try the remedy, noting the book guided her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Ake
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Goodresa
Rose Walpyer
Land Place
Search Warrants Require Actual Knowledge Says Judge
Judge Benjamin F. Bledsoe in a U S district court ruled that actual knowledge is required to issue a search warrant. The decision came during a motion to quash an indictment for violation of the Volstead act by Louis Ouerrerl and Andrea Michell winery proprietors. Prohibition agents obtained a warrant from secondhand information about brandy sales, leading to liquor seizures. The defense urged suppression and return of liquor. the judge granted all requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Benjamin F. Bledsoe
United States District Court
Louis Ouerrerl
Andrea Michell
Prohibition
Issu
Bledsoe
Mexico Hut Under Siege Melds With London Ballroon Drama
A juxtaposition of a hut in central Mexico besieged by bandits and a grand ballroom in a London estate frames a tale where melodrama meets romance. The contrast heightens tension as danger and elegance collide in a single narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
London
Teuton Slayer Is Captured
Berlin reports the driver of the car that carried the murderers of Dr Walter Rathenau has been arrested near Berlin along with the car owner. The capture follows the assassination of the German foreign minister last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Walter Rathenau
Nitar Franken Theodor
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Moose Home
Vol
the Mills News
Wyro
Free Methodist Church
Charles McClurg
Northwestern Railroad Station
Aimee Femple McPherson
Hattie Lambert
Mr. Lambert
John S. M’knight
Mao
Proes
Alvaro Obregon
Chinconalllo
Republic
Americana
Juan Carsiano
Cortes Ol Company
Ile
Robela
la Pluma
Portas
la Aguada
Rosillo
Rudolph Valentino
Elinor Glynn
Casper Storage Grocery
East Second Street
Richelieu
Plymouth Rock
Lord Cecil
Polparat
Richelieu Royal
Golden Eagle
Alaska
Richelieu Pure Food Products
Teuton
I of
Albany
Union Depot
Fremont County
Crow Creek
Black Mountain
Riverton
W. F. Breniman
Wyo
Shikany Dry Goods Co
Cinderella
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