Hooverites spent 66332 on Hoover campaign manager Lucey
Expenditures of 66332 were made in Herbert Hoover's campaign for the Republican nomination with John F. Lucey as manager. Total receipts were 62186. Senator Reed questioned Lucey as he testified in the Senate investigation.
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Associated Preas
Washington
California
Herbert Hoover
John F. Lucey
Hoover
Senate
Reed
Miaxouri
Lucey
Tacey
London
England
Edwards not Backed by Liquor Interests in Edwards Campaign
United Press reports May 25 that $12,900 was raised for Gov. Edwards' candidacy, his manager Walker Vick testifying before the senate campaign expenditures committee. He said liquor interests were not financing Edwards. Senator Owen of Oklahoma reports $7,800 raised, mostly small contributions. Dr. R A Rathbun, veterinary surgeon, just returned from Laramie to attend Mills Hutton business. Mrs. W D Evans arrived from California to join her husband, Wyoming Exploration secretary, in a newly built home on South Ash Street.
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Edwards
Ty Wets
United Press
Washinen
Gov
Walker Vick
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Owen
Oklahoma
R. A. Rathbun
Laramie
Wyo
Mills-Hutton Company
Mra
W. D. Evans
Casper
California
The
Wyoming Exploration Company
South Ash Street
Provisional President de la Huerta Named After Carranza Death
Reports from El Paso and Mexico City outline Villa as an outlaw and de la Huerta's selection as interim leader. Carranza funeral prompts extraordinary congress to appoint Adolfo de la Huerta president ad interim. De la Huerta to take oath June 1 as government bars sale of miner alcohol.
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Ee Eg
Adolfo de la Huerta
Sonora
Sicin
Diplomatic Corps
Col. Herrero
Revolutionary
Carranza
Tlaxecalantongo
Manuel Agierra Berlango
Interior
Ygnacio Bonillas
United States
Paulino Font
Hoover Blames Cabinet For Sugar Price Rise
Herbert Hoover tells the Lusk committee that the president and cabinet bears responsibility for high sugar prices and hunger for Cuban sugar. He cites failed purchase decisions and broader factors including European shortages and inflation alongside profiteering and costly distribution. The report notes actions against the Revere Sugar refinery and Henry Worcester and against American Sugar Refining and W. K. Green for alleged profiteering.
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Associated Press
Boston
Revere Sugar
Henry Worcester
American Sugar Refining
Compan
W. K. Green
United Press
New York
Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Lusk Legislative Committee
Hoover
Europe
Presbyterians Consider Withdrawing From Inter Church Move
Philadelphia May 25 Recommendations were submitted to the Presbyterian general assembly to withdraw from the Inter Church World movement. The report, by the executive commission chaired by Rev. John Willis Baer, urged withdrawal.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Presbyterian General Assembly
Inter-Church World Movement
John Willis Baer
Johnson Leads Wood In Final Oregon Totals
Portland report shows Senator Johnson leading General Wood by 184 votes in the Oregon presidential preference endorsement count. The final totals reflect a tight race with the latest tally from the state.
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Johnson
Wood
Oregon
Portland
Gen. Wood
Auto wreck on Salt Creek road injures Snodgrass brothers
G H Snodgrass of Antelope Springs suffered three rib fractures and minor bruises while his brother, en route to Casper hospital with possible appendicitis, was left badly shaken after a Buick skidded on cement road the car rolled over near the Salt Creek via duct.
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Casper Hospital
G. H. Snodgrass
Antelope Springs Ranch
Salt Creek Road
Hy Snodgrass
H. Snodgrass
Antelope Springs
Casper
Pen ‘Ile
intUrel
Welo
W. B. Snod
G. H. Snodgram
John Jourgenson
Ourage
Oltempt
W. B. Snodgramt
Big Clean-Up Day Gets Major Community Support
Trucks and men from Midwest Refining Co City of Casper Mills and Hutton Casper Supply Nico laysen Lumber Co Natrona Fuel Co Keith Lumber Co Standard Oil Co join the effort. Helpers meet at the Chamber of Commerce building between 7 30 and 8 tomorrow morning to begin work.
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Midwest Refining Co
City of
Casper
Mills and Hutton
Casper Supply
Nicolaysen Lumber Co
Natrona Fuel Co
Keith Lumber Co
Standard Ol Co
Chamber of Commerce
Bankers hear calm on panic rumors in Cleveland
D C Wills, chairman of the Cleveland federal reserve board, told the convention of bankers in Cleveland that panic rumors were gossip with no foundation. He urged restraint and stated authorities would act to preserve financial stability.
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United Cleveland
D.C
President Bryan Rejects US Mandate Over Armenia
William J. Bryan challenged President Wilson on an American mandate, calling it impossible and warning it would drag the US into European conflict and race hatred. He urged instead a diplomatic ambassador to Armenia and emphasized self government for all peoples.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
Wilson
United States
Bryan
Armenia
League of Nations
Congress
Mandate Idea Weighs On Congress In Armenia Mission Debates
Washington May 25 The Armenian mandate proposal faces slow congress action as leaders say President Wilsons message will be set aside by committees. Brig Gen Harbord notes such a mandate would need 69000 soldiers and a large naval force costing 89000000 in the first year. James Hancock and wife travel from near Kansas City Missouri, visiting and considering a fall move to Washington.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Wilson
For
Harbord
Miksion
Armenia
SONS OF CANDIDATES FRATERNIZE IN CHICAGO MEET
Two young men linked to rival Republican candidates met at Johnson club in Chicago. They exchanged friendly remarks, and the event included cards to four leading Chicago clubs, reflecting a rare gesture of cross political fellowship.
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Sons OF Candidates
Fraternize Wood
Johnson
Umiuago
Disabled veteran seeks training with federal board tour
A Casper veteran, aided by the traveling caseboard of the Federal Board for Vocational Education, applied, was examined, and approved for a summer agricultural course at Laramie with $80 monthly support and full course expenses coverage. The board reports wide interest, with dozens examined and many awaiting eligibility decisions as it expands training across Wyoming and neighboring states.
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American Legion Club
Casper
Caseboard
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Laramie
Hospitalea
Roland C. Elliott
Wendover Wyo
Jesse Francie Anstette
du. How
Wyo
Earnie Moore
Hartville
Fred L. Bales
John O. Hutton
Torrington
Clarence Newman
Lander Wye
Leroy L. William
Ole Kaldentead
Wye
John McVary
al Johnson
Earle P. Poyle
Lawson
Ted Cross
Elba
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Denver
B. C. Calhoun
Raymond McClain
Michard R. Milton
Earle P. Doyle
Samuel KR. Johnsen
Helen Hedges
Winifred Howell
Cheyenne
Casper Mutual Building and Loan report endorsed by Casper Chamber
At a noon Chamber meeting a comprehensive report backed the Casper Mutual Building and Loan Association and urged maximum support for a stock selling campaign. Mr Ogilbee led the report to clarify borrowers high and low premium rates and to post a table in every building and loan book.
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Chamber of Commerce
Casper Mutual Building and Loan Association
J. 8.Mechling
G. Ti. Reinnerth
D. W. Ogilbee
Ogilbee
Pir. Ogilbee
Altho
B. L. Schreck
General Housing Committee
Casper
Holmes
C. TB. Stafford
F. W. Mondell
Warren
J. B. Kendrick
Mare View
Autopsy backs assassination of Carranza in Mexico
In Vera Cruz on May 25 officials reported the autopsy of Venustiano Carranza showed two rifle wounds from the front, one in the breast and one in the abdomen, contradicting Rodolfo Herrero’s claim that Carranza killed himself rather than be captured. The finding supports that Carranza was assassinated.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Venustiano Carranza
Tilaxcalantongo
Rodolfo Herrero
Carranza
Obregon orders slaver Rodolfo Herrero to surrender
In Mexico City on May 25 General Obregon demanded Rodolfo Herrero surrender and answer charges of assassinating Carranza, calling it treachery proven. Herrero denied murder in a telegram to Pablo Gonzales, while Carranza's cabinet members were arrested and Carranza was buried amid large crowds and floral wreaths.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Tlaxcalantonga
Dolores Cemetery
Chapeihepec
Obregon
Rodolfo Herrero
Carranga
Herrero
Carranaa
Pablo Gonzales
Carran Ma
Carrankna
Carrania
Still Lower Cuts Forecast
United Press reports the seventh federal reserve bank’s May forecast predicts continued price reductions and tighter credit. The monthly outlook warns against farmers buying speculative facilities and notes strains in transportation and labor conditions show only small improvement.
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United Press
Chicago
Seventh Federal Reserve Bank
Oklahoma Farmers Defy Dipping Statute Amid Call for Troops
Governor Robertson was asked by President Whitehurst of the state board of agriculture to declare martial law in Sequoyah district and send state troops to protect property. Farmers were in open defiance of the cattle dipping law for teks eradication.
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Oklahoma Ofty
Robertson
Whitehurst
State Board of Agriculture
District of Sequoyah
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James Hancock
Kansas City
Federal Board
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