Spruce Production Plans Boost War Material Output
Testimony at Portland hearings shows British Columbia loggers and mills supplying spruce for Imperial munitions, surpassing Oregon and Washington output combined. B. P. Disque, former brigadier general and Spruce Production Corp head, travels to New York to respond to adverse testimony.
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United States Spruce Production Corporation
Cenoral B. P. Dinque
Genual Airplina Space
British Columbia
Oregon
Washington
Portland
Congressional Committee On Spruce
Jank A. Pendleton
Everett
Pendleton
B. P. Disque
Spruce Production Corporation
New York
Pendieton
Boy accidentally shot through arm in nighttime incident
A 10 year old boy was shot in the arm when a loaded pistol discharged while a man pulled the trigger. Dr. Ireland and Dr. Henneberry attended the boy, who did not know the weapon was loaded, in a tense emergency scene.
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Waster
Bene Nor & Lee Blood Weasel
Ireland
T. J. Henneberry
Ralph
Partial telegram from Senator Kendrick about President Wilkowilt
A telegraph message received yesterday from Senator Aphe B Kendrick to Mevolt of the president references the Wyoming people. The note mentions September 24 and a noon arrival in Thre.
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Wyoming
Aphe B. Kendrick
Ryaky
Wilkowilt
Poley s Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Promises Relief
Mrs Amanda Flint Moule of Philadelphia writes that Poley s Honey and Tar cured her little girl of a lingering tickling cough after other remedies failed. The notice claims immediate relief from distressing coughing fits and states the product soothes croup whooping cough and calms asthma like symptoms and is sold everywhere.
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Amanda Flint
Philadelpha
Wyoming Benefits Urged for State Development Offices
A city meeting in Cheyenne heard A. L. Kelley urge that Wyoming receive the gains from resource development and that Cheyenne be chosen as the logical site for offices of companies operating in the state. Mr. Donnell outlined his firm’s Wyoming work and announced $40,000,000 spent to date on development and elections.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
A. LD. Kelley
Gheyenne
Wyoming oil leaders push massive refinery growth plans
Auditors recount urging by Kelley and O Donnell for rapid expansion of Wyoming oil capacity. They back near 820 million capital for fineries, predict Caspar refinery expansion beyond 5 percent, and propose one or two new refineries at Laramie and Guernsey. They pledge state benefits and warn against overdevelopment while praising cautious industry growth in Cheyenne.
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Une
Alty
Binckmer
Kelley
Woming
Minoxtonk
America
Reil
Eniaratoe
Caspar
Laramie
Guernsey
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Planes Set To Fly To Cheyenne From Denver In One Hour
No. 3 from Page 4 describes planes arriving at a Korb Miavel reserve near the city edge. Spectators are kept out of the airfield, guarded by mounted officers while planes land and crews observe fleet rules. Lieutenant Nak will bring money shipments from Cheyenne for a bank, marking the first air transport by the bank in Mississippi’s district.
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le Meade
Denver Detective Slain by Assassin in Broad Daylight
George M. Klein head of the Denver police bootleg squad was shot by an assassin hiding near his home. He died three hours later from wounds. No clue to the killer's identity was found as investigators searched for suspect information.
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Denver
George M. Klein
Denver Police
Mur Rn
Travel trip through Wyoming with Mr Donnell
Visitors forced to leave a lan early hour to catch a train during a fishing and oil-field inspection tour led by host Mr Donnell. The group proceeds to Rook River today.
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Mr. Donnell
Wyoming
Rook River
Mexican ambassador orders denial of intermediary claim
Sole Bonillas, Mexican ambassador to the United States, under President Garranza, denies that Dr. Bernado Altendorf served as intermediary between Heinrich Von Bernhardt, the German minister to Mexico, and President Carranza. Altendorf's statements are published by newspapers.
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Wetsee Ee
Sole Bonillas
United States
Garranza
Bernado Altendorf
Military Intelligence Department
Altendorf
Heinrich von Bernhardt
Mexico
Carranza
Hora
Posey Kidney Pills Back Pain Relief Letter
A testimonial from Mrs. Chas Gray of Detroit credits Posey Kidney Pills with relief from backache rheumatic pain and urinary troubles. She reports improved sleep and reduced pain and plans to continue use. The letter endorses the product as effective and widely available.
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Chas. Gray
6Th St
Detroit
Mich
Sol
Baker Says We'll Keep 30000 There
Secretary Baker and Assistant Secretary Long testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on U S troop policy in Europe and Siberia. They said no decision on sending troops to Silesia had been made, no treaty signed. About 10000 combat troops and 20000 service troops would remain, with Siberian volunteers replacing conscripts as quickly as possible. Allied forces in the region include 46000 Japanese 1400 Italians 4544 British and 1488 French.
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Washington
Baker
Long
State Department
House Foreign, Affairs
Europe
Siberia
Silesia
Taker
Siberian
Mexican Consul Lends Bar Straight Talk in El Paso
Governor Hobby urged intervention in Mexico and a League of Nations to safeguard Americans abroad in a formal dinner with Mexican officials present. Major General Howse and Brigadier General Trewin received ovations during the event. The piece ends with an ad for the Geyser Laundry Rough Dry washing service.
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EL Paso
Mexico
League of Nations
W. P. Hobby
Texas
Andreas Careia
Europe
League of
Ollande
League Off Nations
Jande
Robert N. Howse
Uye BL Base Military District
James B. Trewin
Dtebrief
Near East Investigation Completed Reported to American Delegation
The Aug report by Charles Rh. Grane and Henry GC King on investigations of conditions in the Near East has been submitted in seven sections to the American delegation. The sections cover Symias Mesopotamia and Arabic speaking Turkey.
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Pan
Recognition of Peru’s de facto government announced
The state department announced today in Washington that it recognizes the de facto government of Peru. This acknowledgment marks a formal shift in U S policy amid ongoing political turmoil in Peru.
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Peru
W. Hington
State Department
Palmer Confirmed for Attorney General in Washington
A report notes that Atty. General Palmer was confirmed in Washington. The brief mentions the confirmation process and references A. Mitchell Palmer in connection with the attorney general position.
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Washington
Mitchell Palmer
Attorhey General
Little Carey Girl Sustains Fracture
Louise Garey, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garey, fell from her pony Wednesday and sustained a broken arm. She is getting along nicely at home.
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Little Carey
Louise Garey
Aock Mea
Charles D. Garey
French Move Toward Acceptance of German Treaty
The French chamber of deputies shows progress toward ratifying a treaty with Germany. Officials report a quieter session as many deputies deferred debate, with some waiving the right to address the chamber.
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Germany
Chamber of Depublies
Campers Warned on Fires in Forest Regions
Denver dateline reports campers must avoid building fires in mountain forests of several regions during September. The agricultural secretary announced a ration order affecting Wydr Mottana Idea and California to reduce fire risks. The notice, issued earlier, aims to protect forests in Lea foront and surrounding areas.
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Denver
Wydr
Mottana
Idea
California
Dlatriet
Secratory
Oowend
Wyoming
Wanted to hire a good farm for sale in Minnesota
Fragmentary notice offers to buy a good farm in Minnesota to remove blue Monday gloom. It mentions a state price and full description, plus a request for housewives to write to the Gysur Laundry in rough day circumstances.
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Gale
Tush
Minneapolia
Minn
President's West Tour Plans Amid Senate Debate on Treaty
President will travel by special train to 30 western cities from September 29 to September 90, speaking in states including Nevada, Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Kentucky. Republican opposition in the Senate prompts calls to abandon the tour and focus on domestic issues. A final program is expected after a conference tomorrow in Washington.
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Washington
Hitrenieto
McCormick
Middle West
Plains
San Mieko
Nevada
Dad
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oaysas
Poley’s Honey Marketed For Cough And Cold Relief
A testimonial from Mrs A Waldman 400 Glenn Avenue Presno God praises Poley’s Honey as effective for bronchial and lingering coughs. The widow notes it helps her winter coughs, colds, and is safe for children with croup or whooping cough, claiming no opiate content and broad availability.
Trainmen face union split over Barstow strike
A vice president of the International Brotherhood of Trainmen arrived amid reports that Barstow workers would return to duty tomorrow. He warned of consequences if they refuse, noting factions favoring restoration of Pacific Electric trammen and potential reassignments if strikes persist. Rail line operations to resume at 7 a.m. under federal protection.
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Barstow
International Brotherhood of Twilway
Whitney
Southern Pacific
Y Fe
Salt Lake Pall
Morriow
Heese Roads
Pacific Electric
B. Montgomery
L. J. Sanford
R A. Ford
Kidney Trouble Relief Ad From Sellette Ville
A fragmented testimonial from Samuel J. Kramer claims kidney trouble and backache resolved after using One Kidney Wille. The note mentions relief from pain and bladder issues and promotes a healing effect, with typos and local references.
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Samuel J. Kramer
Tox
Sellette Ville
Welteg
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