Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page Known in Italy as Wilson’s Critic
Thomas Nelson Page has served as United States ambassador to Italy since 1913. A Virginian by birth, he studied at Washington and Lee University, published novels and poems, and wrote historical works before entering diplomacy at President Wilson’s invitation. He also practiced law in Richmond for about twenty years.
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Thomas Nelson Page
United States
Italy
Wilson
Rome
Page
Washington and Lee University
Richmond
Haig At Home as London Police Regains Strength
London police regain strength after wartime enlistments. Demobilized officers wear helmets and patrol on beats. Guards regiments return from Europe, bolstering home command and potentially shaping discipline in the British Isles. Field Marshal Haig rumored as commander replacing Roberson, seen as pivotal for order.
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London
Law and Order
Coldstream
Grenadier
France
Belgium
Germany
Guards
King’s Household Infantry
Sir Douglas Haig
Ief
William Roberson
Douglas
Ocean fisheries and the sea as a food source
The text argues that oceans hold abundant food fishes and stresses the need to study deep sea fisheries. It notes humanity’s reliance on the sea for sustenance, questions whether modern fishing depletes supplies, and mentions the idea of artificial propaganda as a potential counter-measure.
Vast North Sea Fishing Odds Favor Catching Market Fish
A British commission measured North Sea fishing intensity and found most trailing fish were recaptured at high rates, with 90 percent retaken per season in some localities. Market fish faced similar odds, implying a food fish of any size has at least three to one chances of being caught within a year. Despite intensive fishing, ocean mortality by own action remains low, as shown by high fecundity figures for species like turbot, cod, flounder, sole, haddock, plaice, and herring.
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North Sea
Poison Spider 2 Percent Gas Finds Shallow Depth Drill
A gas discovery at Poison Spider was reported at a shallow depth near the apex of a structure. Drilling halted as a 50 million cubic feet flow began and tools were disconnected. officials arrange further operations.
Gates of Company Incorporation Filed With State Office
The Gates Of Company with capital stock 4 5 million filed articles of incorporation at the secretary of state on Saturday. Organizers include former State Treasurer Merman F B Gates and directors D Johnsson C L Beatty Jenn L Baird and Beary E Luiz.
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Gates
Capital Stock
Merman FB. Gates
Secretary of State
Mr. Gates
4. D. Johnsson
C. L. Beatty
Jenn L. Baird
Beary
Luiz
Canada plans coast to coast automobile highway
A Dominion parliament bill seeks a 10 million dollar appropriation to build the Canadian highway from coast to coast. The route would run from Glace Bay Nova Scotia to Cape Scott Vancouver Island, linking with existing roads across Quebec Winnipeg Calgary and toward the Pacific, tying to Atlantic and Jefferson highways for cross-border travel.
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United States
Canada
Ontario
Peace River Country
British Columbia
Canadian Automobile Association
Glace Bay
Sydney
N. S
Cape Scott
Vancouver Island
Nova Scotia
Monton
N. B
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Goal
Portage la» Prairie
Brandon
Regina
Moose Jaw
Iil Current
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Pacific
Miami
Winni
New
Wyoming Legion Branch Planned At Casper Convention
Laramie county delegates met in Casper to discuss forming a Wyoming branch of the American Legion for service members from the army navy and air corps. The Casper gathering elected A H Beach of Lisak as chairman Maurice Dinneen of Cheyenne as vice chairman B H Nichols of Casper as secretary and H W Bennett of Cody as treasurer. Twelve delegates will attend the national convention in St Louis with M Jube Maurice Dinsen and Leslie Miller of Cheyenne among the party.
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Laramie County
Stele
Casper al Wuel
Wyoming
American Legion
Saliers
American Army
Navy
Maurice Dinsen
Leslie Miller
Cheyenne
A. H. Beach
Notice to creditors in Van Horn insolvency case in Denver
In the District Court of Denver County Colorado the assignee Albert Lang notifies creditors that V A Van Horn has executed a deed of assignment for creditors. The estimated property value is 852.90 and the debt total 15217.74. Creditors must file claims under oath within three months from mailing date April 28 1919 May 1 8 15 22 29 days listed.
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Denver
V. A. van Horn
District Court
HlPeby noUifid iMat Vv
A. van Horn
Cnedibors
Mareh
Danver
State of Colorado
Auction Notice of Olive Oil Storage Seizure in Cheyenne
The United States Marshal for the District of Wyoming will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the Federal Building Cheyenne on May 17 at 10:00 a.m. seven one gallon cans and fourteen half gallon cans of olive oil stored at 343 West 16th Street Cheyenne in the United Grogery and Baking Company. Daniel, United States Marshal, issues the notice dated April 30 and May 7, 1944.
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United States Marshal
District of Wyoming
Federal Building
Cheyenne
Wyoming
A. D
United Grogery and Baking Company
West 16Th Street
Che Wyoming
Daniel
United States
Victory Liberty Loan Call Urges Sacrifice and Duty
The message emphasizes personal sacrifice as part of the Victory Liberty loan effort, framing it as the minimum contribution required of citizens to support the war effort and national aims. The appeal stresses civic duty and collective resilience during hardship.
Three Incorporations Filings Move Through Secretary of State
Records show two oil concerns and one farmers association filing articles of incorporation in recent days. Red Desert Oil & Gas Co leads with 100000 shares at par value 1.00, headquartered at River Law. Campbell County Farmers’ Association lists 825000 capital with named incorporators and Gillite HQ. Gasper-W Young Units capitalized at 60000 with directors F C Graham L A Chase J J Benton F Vanitkike and Floyd Jones. Grace E Smith disputes credit and legal notice appears from an unnamed party.
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Red Desert Oil & Gas Company
Robert L. Ogden
J. B. Weber
B. Soomer
P. L. Eddy
W. Nichards
M. d Phi Company
Be At River Law
Campbell Coumty Farmers’ Association
Ber, Marrod
T. B. Behan
A. AK. Genith
Jesper Brows
Gillite
Gasper-W Young
F. C Graham
L. A. Chase
J. J. Benton
F. ©. Vanitkike
Floyd Jones
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof Cheyenne
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming dated April 24 1949 announces George Lee of Pederal Wyoming filed June 27 1944 to establish homestead final three year proof to build a dam on EM section 9 near township 19 range 09 W 6th Principal meridian. The proof is to be made before the register and receiver at the United States land office Cheyenne Wyoming on June 17 2019.
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Department of the Interior
Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
George Lee
Pederal
Pria
Meridian
Es Fish Dam
A. & Jand
Foreclosure of Chattel Mortgage Notice in Cheyenne
Notice of mortgage default on Amma Lamp of Cheyenne Laramie county Wyoming. Blanche K Miller mortgagee to secure two notes totaling 447.71 plus fees. Property described as stock of goods furniture fixtures at 1827 Capitol Avenue Cheyenne to be sold at public auction on April 30 1919.
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Amma Lamp
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Wyoming
Blanche K. Miller
Gab
Wyo
Anne Lemp
Capit Avenue
Anna Lamp
Mortrac
Capitol Avenue
Blanche K. Muljar
Lane
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