Tragedy at Bristol Riverfront Watching Scaffold Collapse
A scaffold around a boat at Harriman Ship Yard near Bristol collapsed during a Waukau launch injuring and drowning many spectators. About ten to twenty killed or missing as divers search the Delaware River while authorities fear the full death toll may remain unknown for days.
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Associated Press
Bristol
Merchiant
Harriman
Soha
Hariman
Thousafida
Harri- Tan
Delaware
Darr of Basin Named Member of State Board
Darr of Basin was appointed by Governor Carey as a member of the state board of immigration to fill a vacancy caused by C. C. Beaver of Thermopolis being unable to accept the place recently tendered. The governor also named J. A. Elliott of Wheatland and W. Atherly of Basin as members of the state board of engineering examiners, and State Veterinarian B. F. Davie as a member of the veterinary practice board.
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D. L. Darr
Basins
FeeAay
Carey
State Board of Immigration
C. C. Beaver
Thermopolis
J. A. Eliott
Wheatland, and Co
W. Atherly
Basin
State Board of Engineering
B. F. Davie
State Board of Verinary Praca
WH. Ki. Millard
Kearful Returns to Institute Proceedings on Oil Lands
Assistant Attorney General Kearful, assigned to represent the United States in cases of alleged illegal occupancy in the Salt Creek field, has returned from Washington and expects to pursue actions in court against major oil operators. His stenographer Mrs Kelley is expected to arrive in the city.
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Kearful
United States
Washington
Salt Creek
Kelley
Gorgon Collier With Army Casuals In Distress
The naval collier Gorgon, returning from France with U S Army casuals aboard, reported off the New York coast in gale condition. She did not seek aid and said she could proceed at six knots when weather moderated.
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New York
Associated Press
Washington
Gorgon
France
Navy
Teat
Ingale
Reading book uses Kaiser photo prompts Montana halt
The state textbook commission approved the third grade reader Easy Road to Reading for Fort Benton schools in Montana, but halted further distribution after a Fort Benton official sent the book with a half tone portrait of William II. The image, shown in civilian dress, was not part of the submitted samples and the commission says it has no relevance to the book’s content.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
State Textbook Commission
Lia
Fort Benton
Ont
William M
Colorado Mine Disaster Ends Eighteen Lives
Trinidad Colorado March 34 six teen bodies burned beyond recognition recovered from the Empire mine near Aguilar after an early explosion. Rescue teams worked through heavy rain as grieving relatives aided in identifications. Five more bodies found late tonight all badly burned with one man attempting to flee through an unused entrance. Identified dead include Jack Futuro Predussard Abel Durant.
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Associated Press
Trenidad
Colo
Empire Mine
Aguilar
Nilsabshelgie
Mike Coxeth
Jack Futura
Pred Ussard
Abel Duran
Congo
Oo Aga el
Bootlegger Who Supplied Booze to Soldier Fined
Abdo Shany pleaded guilty in United States fiat tin court to supplying liquor to a soldier. He was fined $100 and, in addition, faced factors related to the case as established by the court.
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Abdo Shany
United States
Fiat Tin
Chicago Mayoralty Election Preceded by Violent Campaign
The Chicago mayoral race was marked by heavy campaigning and clashes as polls prepared to open. Candidates Hale Hi, Nebert Meles, and McLay claimed leads while police stationed reserves amid protests and driving rain for the approaching vote. Expected turnout ran near 700,000 with independent voters also registered for the ballot.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Bal Wanagingy
Hale Hi
Nebert Meles
McLay
Oy Byler
Vwolore
Burmoof John Pitzpatrick
Yenaiies
Chicago Pedersen of
Labor
Paverghee
Ag M. Labor
Debs threatens general strike over rehearing
In Akron Ohio Eugene V Debs socialist leader announced a plan to call a nationwide general strike if a rehearing is not granted after his Espionage Act conviction. He spoke from bed at Mrs Margaret Crevys home and said the movement would begin at once if the Supreme Court did not grant relief by May 4 the day his sentence starts.
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Akron
Ohio
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Margaret Crevy
United States Supreme Court
Mra
Crevy
Disas
Iho Pace
Syoduano
Ichi
Seymour & of
Chicago
Ind Haute
Indiana
Myge Allison Staples
Hudson
Jamea
A. E B. Allison
Winnipes
Canada
Wyoming
Mome Society
W. ©. Mentzer
Uitte
W.C. Kinkead
M. A. Kline
Allison
Pxeaston Bo
Compiegne to Host First Peace Conference Finance Meeting
The first meeting between the peace conference finance commission and German financial agents will be held Thursday in Compiegne. An indefinite session is planned to arrange securites for German foodstuffs.
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Associated Press
Financial Commission of the Peace Conference
Compelgne
Yanks Not Coming Home With Kanucks
Washington reports Canadian troops will not return home from Siberia despite their withdrawal from the area. War department officials said the move does not affect the American expedition in Siberia.
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Yanks
Kanucks
Washington
Siberia
House of Commit
An Fromierit
War Department
Legislation Seen as Key to Packing Reform Says Senator Kendrick
Wyoming Senator Kendrick who pushed a government regulation bill argues against a livestock conference committee. He says only legislation can end packers absolute market control and separate stockyards from ownership while placing refrigerator car systems under shipper control. He insists reforms require public disclosure of market data and legal changes to ensure equal access for producers and consumers.
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Kendrick
Wyoming
Associated Press
Endrick
Woman Overhears Plot to Robber at Dyer Hotel
Mrs. Musselman landlady of the Dyer hotel says she overheard Al Moore and dock Lewis try to persuade youth Berks Weir to rob her. Moore was rounded up and left town. Lewis and Weir left before police were notified. Lewis and Moore had recent highway robbery charges but no convictions.
Colonel Commegys of Regulars Dead
New York March 31 Colonel William entry Commegys United States Army paymaster corps retired veteran of the Arizona Indian Campaign died in a hospital here.
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New York
William Entry
United States Army Paymaster Corps
Lon Davis Named Deputy to Sheriff
Lon Davis, who has served as acting special deputy sheriff, was appointed regular deputy by Sheriff Bh. J. Sujailey. The transfer formalizes Davis’s duties in the county law enforcement office.
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Lon Davis
Lon
Davis
Wee
Bh. J. Sujailey
Weather Notice for Wyoming Region
Readable fragments indicate a local weather update for Wyoming with general conditions. Details on timing temperatures or precipitation are not clear from the available text.
Hungarians with Army 100000 Seek Fight in Move Toward Axis
The Hungarian government dispatched a Berlin delegation to conclude a treaty with Germany as German officers arrive in Budapest to reorganize the Hungarian army. The army now numbers about 100000 men and is poised for potential action with the Axis.
Ex-Crown Prince Discusses Future Plans in Interview
The former crown prince, Frederic William of Ueala, spoke in a published interview noting it is not impossible he will be heard from again. He hinted at writing a book and discussed prospective national duties.
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Gopenhwagen
Maren
Prince Frederigck
William of
Ueala
Herlindke Vigenie
Tod
Pringe
Morning Reminder Prompting April Fourth Date
A fragmented note urges readers to recall an upcoming date by April 4. The garbled text hints at a source quotation about a ceremonial or observance event, emphasizing memory and timing without clear details or proper names.
Bolsheviks Bombard Dvina Front as Allies Hold
British and American positions in the Tulgas district and at Kurgoman faced intensive Bolshevik bombardment. At midnight enemy infantry tried to assault Kurgenman but was repulsed by British artillery while allied shelling hit Bolsauia Oesra. No bombs were dropped in a separate propaganda incident.
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Associated Press
Anchangel
Maureh
Boll Banks
Dvina
Tulgas
Kurgoman
Kurgenman
Bolsauia
Oesra
Educational Board Appoints New State Board Members
State Superintendent Katherine A. Morton announced the appointment of Patrick J. Quealy Kommerer Early Manway Gasper Early Sheridan Parks Londer Janos Morgan Cheyenne Mrs. Charles Stone Evanstor to the new state board of education. The board will meet April 4 to organize. the old board wound up its affairs yesterday.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Katherine A. Morton Yeaterday
Stale Board of Education
Patrick J. Quealy
Kommerer
Early
Manway
Gasper
Sheridan
Parks
Londer
Janos Morgan
Cheyenne
Charles Stone
Evanstor
Private spies barred from serving in peace time interests
Washington reports Attorney Palmer stating private or semi official groups offering to aid the Justice Department in enforcing laws will not be recognized in peace. He emphasizes espionage by individuals or groups threatens public confidence and government principles. Only wartime exceptions like the Americas Protective League existed under direct supervision, but was disbanded on February 11.
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Associated Press
Washington
Palmer
Department Ofice
Actun
Department of Justice
War of the Americas Protective League
Allormey Eeneral
Bureau of Inventle Ewasions
Lils Department
Gregory
State Health Board Organized Anew
The state health board reorganized with Dr. J Beard of Cheyenne as executive secretary Dr A B Tonking of Riverton as president Dr FA Hodson as vice president Mrs Caroline Prask of Cheyenne as theft clerk The meeting also lists Dr A Later of Rock Springs and Dr C Jana Garter of Thermopolis as members.
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State Card of Health Meb
J. ¥. Beard
Cheyenne
A. B. Tonking
Allied Missions From Hungary Reported Returning
Allied missions were in Hungary when the riverfront breakthrough occurred. the Brikett and Sérgian missions have arrived at Belge after the events.
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Hungary
PAWS
pMarch
Brikett
Belge
Bolshevik Tensions Loosened Amid World War Echoes
Paris reports a intercepted message from Tohit Cherin, Ruy Nolelevik foreign minister, warning Kun Anérica about Bolshevik influence spreading. Philadelphia notes small disturbances and strikes amid rising labor unrest and anti Bolshevik sentiment in Pennsylvania.
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Paris
Jby Tohitcherin
Ruy Nolelevik
Lo Kun
Hupgarida
Te Veeneh
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