Belgium's rapid postwar comeback through credits and industry
Vice President Francis H. Sisson notes Belgium's quick recovery after World War I driven by liberal credit and resilient sectors. Coal mines and steel restart, textiles and glass revival, railroads rebuilt, and foreign trade expanding with the United States, Antwerp, Ghent, Bruges, Zeebrugge, Ostend and Brussels developing ports and Congo prospects.
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Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Belgium
United States
United Kingdom
France
Canada
Italy
Antwerp
Hamburg
Europe
Ghent
Bruges
Zeebrugge
Ostend
Brussels
Belgian Congo
Upper Congo
Cape Town
South Africa
Beira
Mozambique
German East Africa
Indian Ocean
Lower Congo
Elizabethville-Bukama
Katanga
Germany
County treasury audit reveals extensive financial activity 1920 figures
State bank examiners completed audits of the county treasurer and clerk for the period January 24 1919 to March 7 1920 showing total transactions of 4 440 621 59 with varied receipts including taxes, licenses, school funds and bond refunds and a year end cash balance of 309 408 73.
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Pine Bhills
Durpsstown
Damt &Iven
Todd Recovers Stolen Liquor In Court Ruling
Judge William C. Mentzar orders the state prohibition department to return to M. H. Todd five quarts of Clark's pure rye, twenty and one half pints of Sunnybrook, and forty five and a half pints of Gedarbrook. The liquor was stolen from Todd's basement months earlier by Harry Fullmer and Jess Duncan who are already sentenced. The liquor had been held as evidence in the case.
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Rawlins
William C. Mentzar
State Prohibition Commissioner
M. H. Todd
Princess Theater
Todd
Harry Fullmer
Jess Duncan
Prohibition Department
Mentzer
State Prohibition Department
Clark
Sunnybrook
Gedarbrook
Monk Invents All Liquors Allegedly in Monastic Venture
A historic note claims a monk invented and manufactured all well known liquors in a private monastic venture. The item appears as a quirky, isolated historical anecdote without corroborating records.
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Monk
Twenty Cheyenne Veniremen Called in Cordillo Case
Twenty Cheyenne men have been called on the first venire of seventy five to select jurors for John Cordillo charged with the murder of Frank Jennings near Laramie on September 7, 1919. The list includes Gus Swansor Harry Kappes John B Campbell and others from Cheyenne and surrounding areas. If twelve satisfactory jurors cannot be secured a new venire will be drawn and the trial will proceed with the best available peers.
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John Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Laramie
Gus Swansor
Harry Kappes
John B. Campbell
Thomas J. Hughes
H. A. Brookhart
Ellery Snyder
James J. Cunningham
William Fuller
J. Davis
J. Davis, Judge W. Jackson
A. P. Swanson
Wesley Dumm
BR. H. Frasen
Dugald Whittaker
Frank A. Roedel
J. M. Webber
J. A. Parnell
Henry Lloyd
Samuel Carson
John Brown
Benjamin J. Williams
Burns
George Delph
Egbert
Cyrus Ft. Fenwick
J. E. Bast
Albin
Fred Harns
George Mayer
Pine Bluffs
Ira HE
McCaughey
Ira Hammer
Slillsdale
Levert Romsa
Fred A. Marquis
Peter Schultz
Chugwater
W. Duvall
Andrew J. Close
John Jucy
Alexander Soderquist
T. J. Williams
Hilsdale
J. M. Dougherty
Cordillo
Beard County depositories chosen for the year
The county commissioners selected depositories to handle county funds for the coming year. Favorable actions were approved for First National Bank Cheyenne Stockgrowers National Bank Cheyenne Citizens National Bank Cheyenne American National Bank Cheyenne Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank Cheyenne Cheyenne State Bank Cheyenne Pine Bluffs State Bank Pine Bluffs Farmers State Bank Pine Bluffs Hillsdale State Bank Hillsdale and Farmers Bank of Burns. All will act as custodians of county funds.
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First National Bank
Cheyenne
Stockgrowers National Bank
Citizens National Bank
American National Bank
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Cheyenne State Bank
Pine Bluffs State Bank
Pine Bluffs
Farmers’ State Bank
Hillsdale State Bank
Hillsdale
Farmers’ State Bank of
Burns
Soldier Earl Missing After Fort Russell Discharge
A discharged Fort Russell soldier William J. Earl is reported missing. family seeks information. Officials urge anyone with leads to contact authorities as search continues.
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Fort Russell
Missing Army Vet William Karl Sought by Denver Parents
Anxious parents report their son William J. Karl, discharged from the First Cavalry on September 13 1949, may be in danger. The 5 ft 8 in red haired man with Rapid City S D address is missing after a letter from the Insurance Bureau reached him. Denver family at 24415 Glenarm Street offers a $50 reward for information aiding a reunion.
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William J. Karl
First Cavalry
Rapid City
S. D
Bureau
Denver
Glenarm Street
Unclear Text Unable to Determine Event
The provided text fragment is garbled and lacks readable details to summarize a coherent event or item. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or actions are discernible.
Incomplete OCR summary of local scene report
Fragmentary text describes a nighttime scene with mentions of a shrine, a ranch, and green lawns. Lacking clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations, the readable bits indicate a momentary setting without a coherent incident or key names.
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Lukolela
Yser
Flanders
Mes
Limburg
Manders
Belgia
Congo
HALE
State Examiner
Mike Delaney
Beard
William J. Earl
East 16Th Street
Evans
East 47Th
Evans Street
East Front
Russel Street
Warren Avenue
North End
East 25Th Street
West 29Th Street
Wosk
Paul H. Moore Realty Company
Capitol Aven
Suin Torday
Cha
Thi
Planni Providere Occipple
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