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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
8
The article argues that renewed plans to pool the war debt reveal the administration’s folly and risk to the nation. It praises the Senate for opposing President Wilson’s league covenant, suggesting the Senate blocked a dangerous international alliance.
James H. Berry Realty reports two large city property deals boosting weekly transfers by about 19000. W T Evans sold Lots 14 and 14 Block 9 on Wolcott Street to B E Wheelock for 25000. Dave Davidson and Richard Sennett bought eight lots from Henry Wyatt totaling 34000 across South David and Ash Streets with plans for new business buildings.
Seventy five United Mine Workers representatives from southern Wyoming locals gather in Cheyenne to discuss the president's coal commission wage award for the Central Competitive field and its applicability to southern Wyoming bituminous mining. A follow up meeting with operators is planned after the conference.
An early 20th century testimonial claims Dr. Pierce's Anuric expels uric acid and eases backache arthritis and bladder issues. A Binghamton California reader credits rapid relief and urges others with kidney ailments to try the remedy despite imperfect spelling and ad language.
Seventeen thousand five hundred pounds of sugar stored at Cahill and Holliday warehouse in Cheyenne for Morris Ruben of Denver were seized by U S Marshal D C Hudson under the Lever Act. The sugar was being moved to J M Greenblatt of Denver for resale at a profit amid a Cheyenne investigation by the State Fair Price Commissioner and regional fair price committee. Local buyers and foreign purchasers allegedly supplied large quantities for eastern sale, with one buyer moving over 15,000 pounds lately. Further probes will follow into additional suspects and transactions.
Cheyenne Wyoming May 7. John Goldwaithe John and Daniel A OConnell employees of the American Railway Express company are under arrest charged with theft from express shipments handled in the Cheyenne office. Their case will be laid before the United States grand jury next week. The accused are said to have confessed.
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