No Grade Change For Cheyenne Apartment Project
Cheyenne stockholders approve original plan for a three story $225000 apartment house to house 46 families with six five room units, 18 three room units and 48 two room units. Directors elected: Thomas Hunter Fred Hofmann Mrs Mollie Ingersoll H N Boyd and Fred Warren. Building to include six laundry rooms per basement ball room and billiard room on main floor. Bonding planned to cover required funds.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Apartments Company
Thomas Hunter
Fred Hofmann
Mollie Ingersoll
H. N. Boyd
Fred Warren
Cheyenne Capital
Death reduces size of big family in Rapid City
In Rapid City South Dakota a funeral marks the first death in a family of 20 children. Ernest J. Smith 26 year old youngest dies of unspecified cause. His father 77 continues farm work near Sioux Falls. Ernest served in Spanish American War as post office clerk and guarded a New Jersey munition plant in World War I era. The family lineage includes brothers who served in France and a Civil War veteran father. All surviving sons reportedly weigh over 290 pounds.
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Rapid City
S&s. D
Ernest J. Smith
Ernest Smith
New Jersey
France
Sioux Alls
United States
Germany
Bankers See Peace Delay as a Crime Against Civilization
Pinehurst N C April 29. The American Bankers Association executive council denounced delay of peace treaties as a crime against civilization. It criticized labor tactics as striking at itself, urged fair pay, and opposed retroactive taxes funding soldier relief, proposing two to ten year payment to veterans.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Executive Council
American Bankers’ Association
Council
Shriners Dance Uses Two Ballrooms In Cheyenne
The Shriners plan a major Cheyenne social event at the Masonic Temple tonight using both ballrooms. The party runs 8 to 9 with dancing starting at 9 and unmasking at 9 40. Fezes and costumes will be worn with 200 Denver costumes secured for the gala.
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Shriners 10
Masonic Temple
Denver
Cheyenne
Brooklyn Man’s Will Leaves Widow Five Dollars
Charles B. Schwarz of Brooklyn leaves his wife Edith B. Schwarz five dollars from a $141000 estate and $500 to friend Louise Miller. The residue goes to Ernest Riegelman of Yonkers. Widow must wait six months for her share.
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New York
Charles B. Schwarz
Brooklyn
Louise Miller
Ernest Riegleman
Yonkers
Edith B. Schwarz
Ailes Him Self After Wife Slain in Denver Altercation
James Leary dies and his wife is seriously wounded in a late today incident in the Denver business district. The step-son D. B. Williams recounts Leary cursed his wife and drew a pistol after inviting him to fight. A stray bullet struck Mrs. Leary in the breast as she intervened before Leary shot himself.
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Denver
James Leary
Leary
D. B. ‘Williams
Williams
Fighting in Pulpito Not Real Battle
Juarez report says a skirmish at Pulpito pass between federal outpost and Sonora troops was insignificant. Mayo and Yaqui Indians are said to support Sonora. Chihuahua invasion fears persist. Juarez quiet after days of tension with outposts set near the city. Fort Bliss remains on alert for American citizen protection.
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Juarez
J. G. Escobar
Juarez District
Eduardo Porcayo
Casas Grandes
Sonora
Pulpito Pass
Escobar
Nogales
Antonio Guerrerro
Obregon
Chihuahua
Guerrero
EL Paso
A. E. Dow
C. Donalson
Torreon
Eagle Pass
Saltillo
Ignacio Enriquez
Chihuahua City
Obregon Junta
Fort Bliss
Commission Promotes Storage of Summer Coal
The Interstate Commerce Commission backs unanimously the Frelinghuysen seasonal coal rates plan to boost summer production and shipments. Commissioner Clark told a Senate committee that reduced summer rates could stimulate activity and store coal during slack periods, calling concerns about storing bituminous coal greatly exaggerated. He noted the industry is overdeveloped and would meet demand if transportation capacity improves.
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Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Frelinghuysen
Clark
Senate
Snowplow Kills 27 Cattle in Wyoming Blizzard
A snow plow crashed into cattle on the Northwestern line west of Lusk, killing 27 head belonging to the Tom Bell Cattle company and injuring others. The herd, about 750 head roaming in the storm, faced heavy losses as many perished during the blizzard.
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Lusk
Wyo
Here
Tom Bell Cattle Company
Paralyzed Teen Wins Army Essay Prize in Chicago
Jimmie O Malley a 16 year old paralyzed youth who can move only two fingers and his head won the war department silver cup for best essay on What the Army Has to Offer a Young Man. The award included a local bank cup a Fort Sheridan recall gold watch and $100 from the Knights of Columbus presented by Colonel Jackson of General Leonard Wood s staff.
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Chicago
Jimmie O'Malley
War Department
Fort Sheridan
Knights of Columbus
Jackson
Leonard Wood
Spreckles Sees No Reason for Sugar Prices Rise
California sugar magnate Glaus A. Spreckles arrived in New York from six months on the Riviera and expressed astonishment at the American sugar market saying there is no good reason for the high prices he knows.
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New York
Glaus A. Spreckles
California
Riviera
Honeymoon Flight Planned from California to Wyoming
Lusk Wyoming April 29 An air plane trip from California to Lusk will color the couple’s honeymoon if William Delahoyde piloting a machine from the Pacific coast succeeds. Delahoyde took his bride to California for the winter and recently bought an airplane he hopes to bring home under its own power with himself and wife aboard.
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Lusk
Wyo
California
William Delahoyde
Pacific Coast
Delahoyde
Mexican ex-postmaster general held on embezzlement charges
Cosme Hinojosa, recently postmaster general in the Carranza government, is held by the Laredo sheriff after arrest on charges of stealing about 50,000 in Mexican funds found in his hotel room. Extradition to Mexico unlikely. he faces embezzled property charges here. He had been posited to lead Sonora’s post office during rebel advances.
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Laredo
Tex
Cosme ‘Hinojosa
Carranza
Mexico
Hinojosa
Melquiades Garcia
Carr
Andres Garcia
el Paso
Ile
Sonora
Mexican Post Office Department
Mexico City
Harding campaign chief trails in Ohio primary results
Columbus Ohio April 29 With unofficial returns from almost all Ohio precincts Henry M Daugherty campaign manager for Senator Harding trailed Wood candidate William Boyd by 299 votes for the delegate at large post likely to hinge on the official Tuesday primary tally as reported from Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harding
Henry M. Daugherty
Chicago
Daugherty
William Boyd
Wood
Refiners Willing to Circumvent Propiteerg Agreement
Sugar refiners have joined with the Department of Justice to curb resale to the trade and curb speculation. Attorney General Palmer announced after conferences with officials and refiners’ representatives held in Washington.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Palmer
Department
Johnsonites Demand Recount After New Jersey Primary
In New Jersey, Major General Leonard Wood leads Senator Johnson by a few hundred votes in the preferential primary. Johnson campaign manager Angus McSween announced a recount would be filed in Essex Morris Gloucester and Camden counties with Harry Kalish, ex Newark corporation counsel, retained to file petitions for recounts.
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New York
Leonard Wood
Johnson
California
New Jersey
Essex
Morris
Gloucester
Gamden
Angus McSween
Harry Kalish
Corporation Counsel
Newark
San Remo Conference Ends Dispute Claims Brighter German Future
London April 29 Premier Lloyd George hailed the San Remo conference as a turning point in postwar healing. He said it removed misunderstandings between France and England and showed allied unity on enforcing the treaty and disarmament. He warned against Alsace Lorraine, and said Germany would be treated with consideration if it proposed a definite indemnity plan at Spa.
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London
Europe
San Remo
Lloyd George
House of Commons
France
England
Germany
Spa Toufers
Wyoming Churches Drive Reaches New Giving Target
W L Wade state financial director of the Interchurch World Movement reports Wyoming has subscribed 65161 35 to the movement budget by 10 pm. He cites state and national progress praising business support and urging all faiths to give at once to back Christianity’s drive. Wyoming aims to surpass prior war drive levels.
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State
Interchurch World Movement
Wade
W. L. Wade
Wyoming
Missouri
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
South Dakota
Utah
Mr. Wade
Arbor Day Observed With No Tree Planting Planned
Arbor Day will be observed in the city today with no formal celebration. Schools remain in session while state and county offices, banks, and city offices close. Governor Carey and Mayor Taylor issued proclamations. no tree planting activities will be held due to bad weather.
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Carey
Taylor
Prices Resume Upward Flight, Report Says
Washington April 29 reports from federal reserve agents across the country show prices resuming their upward movement. The Federal Reserve Board’s April summary notes a hopeful consumer sign as anxiety over high prices and wages appears, predicting a slowing of the price surge.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Confessed Murderer Admits Victim Died in Fight
Pontiac Michigan April 29 An son Best 22-year-old Pint youth who Wednesday confessed murder of Vera Schneider 49-year-old telephone operator says he killed her while attacking her and she fought hard He was under ceaseless grilling by authorities and the courthouse jail was heavily guarded to prevent a possible lynching.
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Pontiac
Mich
Anson Best
Vera Schneider
Best
Court House
Labor leader Gompers predicts settling unrest at cigarmakers meet
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor said in Cleveland that labor unrest would soon be quieted. He spoke at the closing session of the Cigarmakers International union convention. The next convention is scheduled for May 1922 in Denver.
Palmer Defends Louisiana Sugar Price Fix
Attorney General Palmer testifies before the house investigating committee defending his action in accepting 17 and 18 cents as fair prices for Louisiana sugar. He says Wilson would have bought the Cuban crop cheaply if not for Congress and rejects blame shifting, asserting he exercised lawful discretion and saved millions for the public.
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Washington
Louisiana
Palmer
House
Wilson
Congress
Idig Liu
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Pulpito
Commission
Texas
Senor Carranza
Alsace-Lorraine
Sam Gompers
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