Casper Honds Leads Casper Bond Issue Financing Plan
Casper secures $835,000 in general obligation bonds for city projects as Bosworth Chanute and Co. negotiates with Denver firm. Bonds total now exceed $1.6 million in Casper’s bonded indebtedness with allocations to water, fire, cemetery, and drainage programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Casper Honds
Casper
Bosworth, Chanute and Company
Denyger Bond Houwne
Chan. J. Rive
Rieal
Inave
Wood & Onisley
Vond
Rice
Berger, Mosser & Willaman
Chicago
00Ston & Co
Eee - Bank and ‘Trust
Cincinnati
Acor Dans
Meat packers and workers near tentative wage settlement
Washington reports indicate a tentative agreement between five big meat packers and their employees on wages and conditions. Cabinet members Davis Hoover and Wallace discussed possible terms, with private talks continuing ahead of a final joint conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Davis
Hoover
Wallace
Khwae
Rotary Davis
Harding
Davin
White House
Warning Issued Against Water Near Denver
A health warning warns against drinking water from Indian wells along creeks between Inspiration Point and Arvada near Denver. Typhoid fever cases linked to these sources led hikers and campers to avoid using the water. children were often affected. Pollution from seepage into wells and crooks was noted as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
John W. Morgan
Xt Board of Health
Wilbur F. Cannon
Inspiration Point
Arvuta
Drug Ring To Be Broken Up By Allied Authorities
New York reports a planned joint campaign to dismantle an international drug ring allegedly led by business men from Germany Japan and England. Dr Carleton Simon special deputy police commissioner says high ranking ship officers on routes to Mediterranean and South American ports are implicated and raids are expected.
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Associated Press
New York
Germany
Japan
England
Carleton Simon
Mediterranean
South American
Simon
Forest Service Deluged by Buffalo Appeal Requests
Washington reports the Forest Service is overwhelmed by requests related to buffalo disposal. The agency recently asked for applicants willing to handle the buffalo issue, including culling and relocation options, amid mounting public interest and procedural steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Buffalo
Washington
Cde
Cera
Dissolution Sought of Rail Monopolies in Supreme Court
The government asks the Supreme Court to dissolve a through monopoly alleged against Southern Pacific Central Pacific and Union Pacific lines along with the Union Trust Co of New York after Utah dismissal of a petition. The note adds a separate line claiming Lloyd George won a first prize for singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southern Pacific Railway
Union Pacific Lne
Central Pacific Railway, Company
Union Trser Company
New York
Supreme Court
Utah
Kidnappers Stand Trial in Hun Court In Baden
Trial in Hun court at Mosbach opened for Carl Neuf and Franz Zimmer Americans who tried to arrest draft evader Grover Bergdoll in Eberbach last January. Four Germans accused as accomplices face charges of legal authority and bodily injury from the attempted kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosbach
Baden
Associated Press
Carl Neuf
Franz Zimmer
Wheatridge
Colo
Grover C. Bergdoll
Eberbach
Bergdol
Critaiia
Neuf
Zimmer
Bergdoll
Ora Gustave Steiger
Gottfried Kiem
August Farmbech
Herr
Hildebrand
Brunswick aviator Coney sets transcontinental flight record
Lieutenant Coney Velido from Brunswick Ga completed a recon flight from San Diego to Jenville in 22 hours 27 minutes, a new cross country record. He plans a return trip with a Dallas fuel stop and expects arrival in Bad Diego by twilight Wednesday. A large Brunswick delegation witnessed the departure.
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Jackson Velido
Pins
Maren
Retuint
San Diego
Jenville
Bad Diego
Dallas
Tex
Coney
Brunswick
Blatchford Takes Command of Ninth Army Corps in California
Brigadier General Richard M. Blatchford assumes command of the Ninth Army corps in San Francisco after the retirement of Major General Hunter Liggett. Blatchford, former commandant at Camp Lewis, Washington, assumes leadership today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Richard Mr. Blatchford
Ninth Army Corps
Hunter Liggett
Camp Lewis
Washington
Appreciation fund boosts local baseball support
A Casper community drive increases the summer fund for local baseball to 2204 dollars to aid the Midwest Baseball League leadership bid. Donors urged to mail checks or call The Tribune for subscription details as residents express support for good games and local teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Baseball League
Casper
The
Tribune
Maher & Kelley
Nash Casper
Trobe
Secenecnsne
the Mills Co
White's Grocery
Metal
Influenza Strikes U.S. Forces in Coblenz Camp
An influenza epidemic has broken out among United States occupation troops in Coblenz. The Eighth Infantry battalion was quarantined by medical authorities. Forty five cases have been reported with no deaths yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Coblenz
United States
Eighth Infantry
Building Resumes On Large Scale In Casper
H B Grade of Casper Realty reports two major apartment projects in progress in Casper. A two story building at Third and Lincoln, due May 1, costs about $85,000 and features eight 6 room units with baths, gas ranges, ice boxes, hot water, steam heat, and stucco finish. A larger project at Second and Jefferson will cost around $40,000, contains twelve 4 room apartments, also steam heated, expected to be ready by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caoper
Ing
H.B
Casper Realty Company
Third and
Lincoln
Mr. Grade
Second
Jefferson Streets
Grade
Girl Strangled by Toy Balloon Squawker
Denver report says Antoinetts Antonio two and a half died after a toy balloon with a squawker attached caused strangulation while she played with other children in the street. The girl was given the balloon and died an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Antoinetts Antonio
S. Antonio
Poles Claim Victory in Upper Silesia Plebiscite
Paris March 22 The Associated Press reports that new city newspapers note the potential for western and southern Upper Silesia districts to be ceded to Poland by the Allies. Polish celebrants praise the possible return after 600 years, while official returns remain unofficial and debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Paris
Associated Press
Upper
Upper Silesia
France
Iatricia
Bunday
Upper Gileula
Communists Arrested in Milan Amid Turmoil
Police in Milan clash with rioters amid arrests of a group described as Communists. Reports indicate negotiations and confrontations occurred near Cancun and Mengiv with several injuries and scuffles.
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Milan
Fiy Associated Pree
Rae Bean
Iowe
Hac 9
Podalium
Cancun
Mengiv
Fatal shooting ends raid on liquor runners near El Paso
Federal Prohibition Agents S. E. Beckett and Arch Wood were killed during a raid on a ranch near El Paso. A tip suggested liquor shipments. a confrontation at the house led to a volley of gunfire, with other officers wounded or escaping to summon help. The house was empty when entry was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Associated Press
S. E. Beckett
Arch Wood
Noli T. Shearman
Beckett
Woods
el Pano
Barna
Miners Strike Affects Three Patten Mines in Kansas
A 180 miner strike led by Alexander Howat and the Kansas Miners Union Executive committee began this morning in Crawford county. It defies the court and injunction by Judge A. J. Curran, targeting three Patten Coal and Mining Company mines for alleged irregular operation linked to an old mine bowl dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kas
Alexander Howat
Kansas Miners Union Executive Committee
Court of Industrial Relations
A. J. Curran
Crawford County District Court
Patten Coal and Mining Company
Hecause
General Leonard Wood to Head Pennsylvania University
General Leonard Wood will leave active army service to lead Pennsylvania University after his return from the Philippines. The decision was learned today at the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard Wood
Pennsylvania University
Philippines
War Department
Queen Marie Denies Dethronement Claims
Athens reports that Queen Marie of Romania refuted stories she was plotting against King Constantine after returning from a tour in northern Greece. She asked the Associated Press to dismiss the rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Marie
Romania
of Foundation
Greece
Associated Press
Groping In the Dark on Advertising Circulation Audits
The article notes that for years advertisers faced unreliable publisher circulation figures. The Audit Bureau of Circulation now analyzes distribution methods to verify data, improving accuracy for advertisers and publishers alike. It discusses the shift from blind groping to data driven auditing practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Alte
Deputy Sheriff H. Torrance slain in Idaho murder case
Pocatello Idaho March 22 Deputy Sheriff H Torrance is dead at American Falls and his alleged killer W H Bell lies in a hospital with one arm amputated awaiting a blood transfusion to save his life and face murder charges
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Pocatello
Idaho
H. Torrance
American Falls
W. H. Bell
Milk depot planned in city under new dairy rules
Dairymen in the county propose a central milk distributing point to meet health standards passed by the city. C R Bodenbach leads the plan with James Olliver and G M Penley among attendees. A retail station to sell directly from producer to consumer and reduce handling is also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milcar
C. R. Bodenbach
City Pure Food and Dairy
James Olliver
Coates
Mr. Bodenbach
G. M. Penley
Pla
Plao
Doctors Cite Disability Link to Delinquency in Utah Parolee
Salt Lake City March 22. George Daniels 29 recently paroled after an embezzlement conviction underwent brain surgery to remove two bone fragments pressing on his brain. Surgeons believe his delinquency stems from the physical disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
George Daniels
Daniale
Board Rejects Resignation of Jas Stillman
Jomen A. Stillman president of the National City Bank offered his resignation to directors in New York today, but the board unanimously declined to accept it. His recent divorce had attracted public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jomen A. Stillman
National City Bank
American soldiers in Rhineland must personaly file money orders
Coblenz March 33 American soldiers wishing to send money to the United States must appear personally to fill out the blanks for money orders under an order by the Inter-allied Rhineland commission. The rule aims to prevent capital from escaping Germany.
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Coblenz
United States
Inter-allied
Rhineland Commission
Germany
Harding Proclaims Special Session of Congress
President Harding issues a formal notice calling Congress to convene in extra session at noon on April 11 1921 to hear communications from the executive. Tariff tax revision and immigration transport and industry regulation are expected topics though not specified in the call.
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Tarff
Washington
Congress
Harding
Congress of the
United States
Warren G. Harding
United States of America
Tariff bill framing moves in House Ways and Means
The House Ways and Means committee named five members to draft a permanent tariff bill. Representatives Young North Dakota Hadley Washington and Timberlake Colorado will lead the emergency tariff for the extra session. The Fordney bill, vetoed last session, will be reintroduced in six months.
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Washington
House Ways and Committee
Young
North Dakota
Hadley
Timberlake
Colorado
Fordney
Longworth
Ohio
Copley
Llinois
Tilson
Connecticut
Met
New York
Hawley
Oregon
Frear
Wisconsin
Cotton—Green
Towa
Treadway
Dope Squad Clears Casper Drug Ring In Major Raid
U S agents led by Williamson and Westover broke up a local drug ring in Casper arresting nearly a dozen suspects and seizing contraband valued in the hundreds. The operation, described as one of the department’s most successful seizures, remains under investigation. Premature publication nearly halted full elimination of the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson and
Westover
Department of Justice
Casper
Momm Sheruggur
Lee
Pouieg
Tee Daowere
Arene
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ANKS
U. S
Mr. Lloyd George
Silesia
RLM
Suniday
Cenmany
Louden
Constantine
Dmrymen
BOARD
Jas. Stillman
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