Stillman Ready To Make Guy His Heir
Mrs Anne A Stillman in a divorce case released a May 25 letter from her lawyer John Stanchfield outlining a proposed settlement. The plan included recognizing Guy Stillman as legitimate, a life income for Mrs Stillman, and five years abroad for her. Stillman denied involvement in any settlement talks and insisted he never acknowledged Guy’s patrilineal claim.
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New York
Anne A. Stillman
James A. Stillman
John ©. Stanchfield
Guy Stillman
Stillman
Mrr. Stillman
Guy
Mr. Stanchfield
Mra Stillman
IAKH Council to Be Formed Sunday Night
Casper plans a mass meeting to form a council of the association for the recognition of the Irish republic and to launch a large membership drive. Delegates from Wyoming towns will attend to hear national speakers and discuss forming councils across the state.
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Ireland
Association For the Recogni
Republic
Casper
Wyoming
Hmarkir
American Association For the Recognition
Trish Republic
Douglas
Thermopolia
Sheridan
Madame Curie Arrives in New York in Exhausted Condition
Madame Curie codiscoverer of radium arrived in New York from Pittsburgh with her two daughters. She went to a friend's home and delayed plans for a transcontinental tour set to begin next Wednesday.
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New York
Madame Ma+ Curie
Pittsburgh
Ambassadors Plan Barrier Along Silesian Border
Paris May 28 the allied council of ambassadors nearly approves a plan to create a neutral zone between German and Polish forces in Upper Silesia. A meeting today deferred final action awaiting more information. German troops concentrate at Brieg near the Silesian frontier while British troops arrive at Oppein for deployment against Polish insurgents. The first real German reparations payment was announced in Berlin as bond issues about 80 million dollars payable in New York and Paris.
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Paris
Associated Press
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Upper Silesia
Brieg
Bilesian
Foreign Office
Oppein
Cologia
Kreusberg
Berlin
New York
Reichsbank
Disconto Gesellschaft
Freedenerbank
National League Scores From Boston Chicago Philadelphia
Baseball results across several venues show a mix of high and low scoring games. Notable efforts include Boston beating Saint Louis 13 to 7 in a 18 hit affair and Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn 19 to 1 in a display of strong offense.
Casper records May building permits surge to new high
Casper shattered prior records with 147 building permits issued in May, totaling about 430 180 dollars in new construction. Projects include a 60 room apartment on CY avenue, a brick store and apartment on Second street, and a new city fire hall on David street.
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Casper
Beersie Boanane
Contom
Wyoming
Howse Company
CY Avenue
J. C. Lvkttermeister
Second Street
Tribune
Colby and Rogstad
City
David Street
Larsen and Jorgensen Company
A. H. Cobb
Park and Kimball Streets
K. TR. Jourgensen and Associates
Market Street
Holda
Bride killed in hotel shooting suicide by husband
In Denver on May 28 Mrs. Irby Porter, 18, died from wounds inflicted by J. D. Porter of Colorado Springs at a local hotel. Porter then shot himself. he and Mrs Porter had been separated for two months amid a reconciliation attempt. An adjoining room occupant, Tina Patterson of Texas, witnessed the scene.
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Denver
Irby Porter
Tofay
J. D. Porter
Colorado Springs
Porter
L. G. Nichola
I Tina
Texas
Por
Clerk Editor Dismissed Over Publication Aimed at General Harris
The circulation reveals that editor Quinn published a story featuring Major Ink Inpen and Captain Fairehorne aimed at General Harris. Weeks ordered dismissal and questioned the misuse of government printing resources for a commemorative booklet.
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Weeks
Gen. Harris
Ement Printing Office
Binson
Charles D. Harris
Gloneral
Quinn
Weeks Cereanes
Modification of Packer Control Bill Debated in House
Washington May 28 representatives from farm groups urged 29 amendments to the packer control bill before the agriculture committee. They argued minor changes, noting the Federal Trade Commission lacks reliable figures from packers due to accounting methods. The committee later voted not to report amendments to the bill. A stray note references a French scientist attempting to count germs on a dirty banknote.
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Washington
House
Agriculture Committee
W. Tator
Farm Bureau Federation
Federal Trade Commission
Agriculture Committees
Memorial Deareribuse Lesson In Americanism
In Atlantic City on May 28, Pennsylvnia Bankers' association heard James M. Beck, solicitor general of the United States, say world unrest stems from mechanical progress. He argued widespread changes have forced millions into mental or physical unease and that work, not talk, drives the modern world.
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Atlantic City
N. d
Janes M. Beck
United States
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
Memorial Day observance prep backs up Wyoming road reports
Wyoming state highway department resumes daily road condition summaries in The Casper Tribune. The Yellowstone and Grant highways receive updates with reports from Casper to various points, noting memorial events and construction details and citing multiple locals and officials.
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Watyl
Blair Takes Office Today as Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington May 25 David H Blair assumed his duties as commissioner of internal revenue with a conference with Prohibition Commissioner Kramer. They discussed reorganizing the prohibition enforcement and tentative regulations governing beer use for illicit purposes.
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Washington
David
Blair
Internal Revenue
Kramer
Assailants Held on Bonds for Hearing
W R Hyland and Frank Hill were released on $1,500 bonds each to attend a preliminary trial in justice court Friday June 8 for aggravated assault with intent to kill and violation of prohibition laws. Sheriff Martin was attacked during a pursuit that ended at Tijva hospital where Canserley was treated after being shot in the hand.
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W. R. Hyland
Frank Hill
Lee Martin
Justice Court
Cpusational Chase
Sherif Martin
Hill
Myrand
Vick Casserly
Canserley
Arganlc
Martin Oc
Official Dies in Pario Mayor and Ministers Former
In Pario on May 4, Dr Mileonke BK Vesniteh longtime judge and former premier and foreign affairs minister, and Immediate judge Slayo minister to France, died today.
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PARIO
Sfeath
Bmileonke
Fluctuation In Grains Charged to Big Traders
Washington May 8 speculators in large grain lots on country exchanges are blamed for price swings. R E Smith grain supervisor for the United States Bureau of Markets testifies before the Senate agriculture committee on the Tinder bill. He says market prices are controlled by large operators and conditions domestic markets. He cannot state the effect of trading limits on prices.
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Washington
R. E. Smith
United States Bureau of Markets
Senate Agriculture Committee
Fire Warning On Forests Issued
Washington appeal urges outdoor Americans to avoid starting fires in woods during a three day health holiday. Officials emphasize leaving no wood or fire remnants behind and encourage precaution in the countryside to protect forests.
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Washington
Orioles Sweep Phillies and Tigers Split Doubleheaders in Early Action
In New York Philadelphia loses both games to the Yankees as Harris Perkins Rommel Hasty and Schang pair up in a 7 1 finish while New York takes 6 5 and 6 2 wins. Detroit and Cleveland split as Mulennan Hodge Yaryan and Sutherland Yainsmith fall to the Indians 12 6 after a 3 11 Detroit win. Washington falls 4 9 and St Louis loses 6 14 to 12 3 in a 2 1 doubleheader.
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New York
Philadelphia
Rommel
Hasty
Perkins
Wyatt
Shawkey
Schang
State rests case in Chester trial in Kansas City
The state completed its evidence at 10 37 am in the Chester murder trial and rested its case. The defense motions and adjournment followed as testimony was set to continue this afternoon with cross examination of Howard Winter and testimony from Florence Barton's mother.
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Kansas City
Denzel Chester
Florence Barton
Howard Winter
Lance
Mien Haute Lee Barton
Joseph Aylward
Winster
Barton
Aylward
Winter
Altoona
Kansas
Blanche Mya
Georgia Collier
Winnessea
Mixes Barton
Lloyd Marta
Wheetrr
Herardheater
Cheater
Haw
Wy Am
Kanan City
Neb
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Schmidt
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American Federation of Labor
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