Dairy Officials Probe Watered Milk in Casper Establishments
Warrants issued for seven restaurant owners and seven dairies after deputy state dairy commissioner J Roy Colvin and Casper officials found adulterated and watered milk in multiple Casper dairies and hotels. Tests by the Wyoming clinical back laboratory supported the charges, with hearings yet to be scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
É& Ro Lowey
J. Roy Colvin
Casper Dairy
Merry’ Stark
A. L. Vincent
Coates
L. Vrooman
John Oliver
Ind Smith
Chub
White Howse Cafe
Good Bats Cafe
Union Cafe
Cozy’ Cafe
American Cafe
Manhattan Cafe
Wray's Cafe
Renato Cafe
Colvin
C. B. Stafford
Chamber
Tragic Car Crash Near Casper Kills One Injures Two
A car on the Glen Creek road near Casper overturned in Cloud Creek killing Harry Colbinger a 30 year old cook for the Cy roundup. Mark W Davie and Yank Dry were injured with Dry suffering broken ribs and a dislocated shoulder. Coroner Lew Gay held an inquest into the incident, with verdict pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Colbinger
Mark W. Davie
Yank Dry
Mr. Dry
Cloud Creek
Here
John Greeniew
Colbinger
Mr. Dryle
Ma Davis
Mr. Davis
Golbinger
Davis
Casper
Sainte Seniet
Sore Ie
Lew Gay
Coalbinger
Glen“k
Siclea Enat
Cyroundup
Dentist Dying From Injury After Horse Accident
Dr. William Norwood, a well known local dentist who moved from Canada years ago, was thrown from his horse during a homestead commute. He sustained a fractured skull and never regained consciousness, with officials noting hopeful but slim chances of survival while he was treated at the hospital.
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William Norwood
Norwood
Howlinens
Samake Rae Hom
Yerey
Casper
Dr. Norwood
Canada
Carey Speaks At Courthouse This Evening
Governor Robert D. Carey headlines a courthouse talk this evening. The program includes a new campaign song by the Republican Glee Club and solo numbers by Mrs. W. L. Trebor as part of the attendance and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Robert D. Carey
Republicum Glee Club
W. L. Trebor
Japan Policy in California Flayed at Home Convention
A convention in Katipontra with about 3 000 Koensel Kal opposition party members condemned the government gy and archolics policies. They warned of Japanese anxiety over U S negotiations on the California situation and criticized the cabinet for handling talks unsatisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemangta Saven
Ne 38Ey
Koensel- Kal
Japan
United States
California
Standard to Enlarge Casper Plant and Improve Capacity
Reports indicate a major expansion at the Standard Refining Casper plant with possible doubling of capacity. C B Manbeck of Standard Oil says only that improvements are planned while a meeting may set the scope. Additional crude handling and an acid plant near the Budowet tank farm are noted as part of the project. J Toy Colvin of the state dairy department toured Casper over the past week and heads to Cheyenne, then returns next week to finish inquiries.
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Standard Reteersham
Setheel
Conner
Standard
Casper
C. B. Manbeck
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Manbeck
Fiat
Midwest
Theildwest
Thie
Espce Cie
Casper Dake
Lown el
Budowet
Platte River
Btandard
Prescot
J. Toy Colvin
State Dairy, Food and Oil Department
Cheyenne
1000 Register in Casper for Fall Election
About 6,000 voters registered in Casper during two fall registration periods. Breakdowns show 624 at the courthouse, 475 at North Burlington school, 698 at city hall, 780 at Nichola garage, 789 at the high school, 725 at Central school, 665 at East Casper, and 206 at Milla-Baker. Total registrations exceed expectations by about five percent.
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Casper
Court House
North Burlington
City Hall
Nichola Garage
East Casper
Milla-Baker
W C T U Field Worker Speaks at Local Event
Mrs. Lottie Hannon of Newbury Oregon will speak Monday evening at the Methodist church on the topic still fighting. She recently attended the state W C T U convention at Gurnee Wyoming and delivered several talks. Mina Lola Miller returned from a three week vacation to Omaha Lincoln Hastings and Grand Island Nebraska.
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Lottie Hannon
Newbury
Oregon
Mina Lola Miller
M. P. Wheeler
Omaha
Lincoln
Hastings
Grandaland
Neb
Hope Held Out In Coal Crisis
London reports that railwaymen postponed their strike in sympathy with miners at the miners executive request. Premier Lloyd George invited further talks as government and mine representatives met to discuss a possible settlement and avoid immediate disruption.
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London
Minero
Lloyd George
Hew
Resolutions of Bankers Scored By Labor Chief
Secretary Frank Morrigan of the American Federation of Labor sharply attacked a resolution by the American Bankers Association urging labor to accept lower output for profit. He mocked bankers as humorists and cited layoffs in autos textiles and coal as proof workers cannot boost prosperity by producing less.
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Labor
United Press
Washington
Frank Morrigan
American Federation of Labor Today
American Bankers’ Association
Yeaterday
Cain
Morrison
No Gloom in Harding Camp Amid League Debate
Harding headquarters signals confidence on peace prospects despite varied Republican views on a league. The article notes Borah and other Republicans arriving at a stance, while some felt Harding’s position was misrepresented.
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Harding Camp
Marion
Harding
Hawila
Borah
League
Min
Murder Warrant Issued in Coast Case
A murder warrant was issued for the uncle of BR B Donald, charging him with the murder of Mrs. Ruby Allen of Mobile Alabama. She died in a hotel room early this morning and police expect an arrest soon.
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Ore Press
GAN Pranciado
BR. B. Donald
Wen
Mre
Ruby Allen
Mobile
Ala
Whiskey Ring Files Turned Over By Chief
Confidential police files on alleged whiskey rings and illicit traffic are with the U S district attorney. Chief Garrity ordered arrests of three policemen and a former officer for bribery. two deputy internal revenue collectors and two others are charged with hush money. One officer surrendered and was held to the federal grand jury. nine others had already been held.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States District Attorney
Garrity
Internal Revenue Collectors
Federal Grand Jury
Federal Grand Ae
President to receive GOP delegation at White House
Washington October 23 President Wilson will receive a delegation of pro league Republicans next Wednesday headed by Hamilton Holt editor of the Independent at the White House The president is expected to deliver an announcement of the League of Nations in a second statement of the presidential campaign
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
White House
Hamilton Holt
New York
the Independent
League of Nationa
Diplomats May Bring In Liquor Under New Rule
Washington officials said diplomats and those they appoint can import liquor and have it admitted for shipment. A conflict in laws limits the customs service from enforcing prohibition for foreign representatives, prompting the State Department to protest baggage interference.
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Associated Press
Washington
Customs Service
Th Service
State Department
Cox Refuses To Back Down On Root Challenge
Governor James M. Cox said he would keep the dispute with Elihu Root alive over the league and awaited Root's reply to a communication demanding that Root retract an accusation that Cox and President Wilson share identical treaty ratification views without qualification.
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Cox
Root
United Preas
New York
James M. Cox
Elihu Root
League
Wilson
Attell Named in Indictment in 1919 World Series Fix
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports Abe Attell and others, including Burns and Hal Chase, indicted for fixing the 1919 World Series. White Sox manager Gleason says Attell admitted discussing the plan. the case targets eight previously indicted players and tests testimony from Gedegn of the St Louis Browns en route to Chicago.
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United Press
Chicago
Nunes
Abe Attell
BA Burns
Hal Chase
Gleason
White Sox
Attell
Pugilias
New York
Gedegn
MacSwiney in Critical Condition in Brixton Prison
Reports say Lord Terence MacSwiney of Cork remains critically ill on the 72nd day of his hunger strike in Brixton prison. A Home Office embargo blocks news and visits by his sisters as nurses tend to his delicate state. Nearby Cork shops report riot damage amid the ambush aftermath with an officer and soldiers wounded.
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Associated Press
London
Crave
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
Exchange Te*graph Company
Irish Self-De- League
Mary
Home Office
MacSwiney
King Alexander Remains Critical in Greek News
Athens reports King Alexander in grave condition with frequent delirium as of today from the royal sick chamber. The update notes his majesty's continued serious illness and precarious state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Athens
Alexander
G O P Leads in Campaign Expenses Figure Summary
Figures from the Associated Press show the G O P leading in national campaign expenses with totals to October 21 1920. Major sums include Wilbur Marsh and a national committee spending over 2.7 million, Democratic and Socialist tallies also released with regional totals for New York Chicago and San Francisco offices.
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Washington
Ernie
Eel
Epee
Wilbur Marsh
Vie Expressur
Comp National Committee
Fred W. Upham
Cox
Democratic Fund
Socialist Party National Camrpaign Committee
Gut T. Scott
Than& Honma
Republican Econgressional Committee
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Big Casper
Courthouse
W.C. T.U
G.O. P. Friends
CEAIM
McSwiney
Annie
Mary MacSwiney
Principa
Mil 2
Innishannon
G.O. P
Percy Shalienberger
Lost Cabin
Shalienberger
Thore
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