Portland Hearing Reveals Airplane Spruce Output Surge
Jank A. Pendleton testified before a Portland committee on spruce production as British Columbia loggers and mills shipped 26.5 million feet of airplane stock from March 1918 to November 1918. B P Disque arrived in New York to respond to adverse testimony about his administration.
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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 Wounded in Accidental Arm Shot Incident
A 10 year old boy was accidentally shot while handling a loaded gun. He was struck through the arm and received immediate care from Dr. Ireland, who was at home, and Dr. T J Henneberry. Ralph stated the boy did not know the gun was loaded when he pulled the trigger.
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Waster
Bene Nor & Lee Blood Weasel
Ireland
T. J. Henneberry
Ralph
Unclear telegram from Wyoming page 1 report
Telegram received yesterday from Senator Kendrick references President and Wyoming people. It mentions arrival around noon on September 24 and signals a formal statement or greeting, but text is garbled with many unreadable words and names, unclear specifics.
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Wyoming
Aphe B. Kendrick
Ryaky
Wilkowilt
Poley s Honey and Tar cures coughs in children
Amanda Flint Moule of Philadelphia writes that Poley s Honey and Tar cured her little girl s vexing cough after other remedies failed. The remedy provides relief from coughing fits and is advertised as good for colds croup and whooping cough and sold everywhere.
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Amanda Flint
Philadelpha
Wyoming to Benefit from Natural Resources Development
A local speaker urged that Wyoming receive the benefits of resource development and that Cheyenne be designated as the logical site for company offices. He cited that his firm had already invested about 40 million dollars in Wyoming development efforts.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
A. LD. Kelley
Gheyenne
Wyoming Oil Group Plans Major Refinery Expansion
Auditors noted plans by local oil interests to expand Wyoming capacity including boosting Caspar refinery output by more than 5 percent and building one or two new refineries at Laramie and Guernsey. Speakers urged cooperative state growth, warned against over development, and stressed wealth creation remaining in Wyoming.
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Une
Alty
Binckmer
Kelley
Woming
Minoxtonk
America
Reil
Eniaratoe
Caspar
Laramie
Guernsey
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Planes to Land at Korb Miavel reserve in city edge
The article describes a military air arrival with planes landing at a reserve on the city edge. Guards will police an open 800 by 900 yard square field near the fort to keep spectators out until after landing. Lieutenant Nak will bring a shipment of money from Cheyenne for a bank, marking the first air transport in regular business.
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le Meade
Denver Detective Slam Assassin Leaves Officer Dead
Denver police bootleg squad head George M. Klein was shot at his home early this morning. The assassin fired from a nearby gate when Klein stepped from his car, wounding him and causing death three hours later. No clue identifies the killer.
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Denver
George M. Klein
Denver Police
Mur Rn
Donnell Hosts Wyoming Fishing and Oil Field Trip
Visitors were forced to leave the ranch early to catch a train as Mr. Donnell led a business like inspection trip through Wyoming. The group travels to Rock River today for a combined fishing and oil field tour with Rook River noted in itinerary.
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Mr. Donnell
Wyoming
Rook River
Mexican ambassador denies intermediary link in German-Mexico talks
Sole Bonillas, Mexican ambassador to the United States, was directed by President Carranza to deny that Dr. Bernado Altendorf, a Pole and former U S military intelligence intermediary, acted between Heinrich Von Bernhardt the German minister and President Carranza. Altendorf's statements appear in newspapers.
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Wetsee Ee
Sole Bonillas
United States
Garranza
Bernado Altendorf
Military Intelligence Department
Altendorf
Heinrich von Bernhardt
Mexico
Carranza
Hora
Kidney Pill Testimonial Letter Prompts Better Sleep
A Detroit reader reports Moody improvement after using Posey Kidney Pills for backache rheumatic pain and kidney bladder trouble. She states sleep is better and pain diminished and plans to continue use.
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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 to the house foreign affairs committees on U S troop policy in Europe and Siberia and on possible Silesia policing. Baker said no decision yet to send troops to Silesia and no treaty signed. Estimates count about 10000 combat troops and 20000 service troops in one area as replacements are sought by volunteers. Allied force totals 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
Powers debated and war veterans honored at El Paso dinner
Texas Governor Hobby lauds intervention in Mexico and the League of Nations at a dinner honoring him attended by Mexican Consul General Andreas Careia and officials. General Howse and Brigadier General Trewin received ovations as they spoke at the ceremony. The item also references Hoover-era g fee and laundry services.
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Texas
EL Paso
Mexico
League of Nations
W. P. Hobby
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 Delivers Eight-Section Report
The committee report on investigations of conditions in the Near East by Charles Rh. Grane and Henry GC, King has been submitted to the Americana delegation in seven sections. The first covers Syria, the second Mesopotamia, and the third Arabic speaking Turkey.
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Pan
Peru de facto government recognized by State Department
Washington August 29 The State Department announced the recognition of the de facto government of Peru. The move acknowledges the leadership asserting authority in Peru amid political unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
W. Hington
State Department
Palmer Confirmed for Attorney General Role
The record notes that Atty. General Palmer was confirmed for the position. The discussion includes references to Atty. General WASHINGTON and A. Mitchell Palmer, with mentions of confirmation actions and related timing.
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Washington
Mitchell Palmer
Attorhey General
Little Carey Girl Sustains Fracture
Louise Garey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garey, fell from a pony and fractured her arm Wednesday. She is recovering at home and receiving careful attention.
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Little Carey
Louise Garey
Aock Mea
Charles D. Garey
French Nearer to Treaty Acceptance
Fragmentary report notes debate in the chamber of deputies about the peace treaty with Germany. Several deputies reportedly waived their right to speak, delaying formal acceptance as discussions continue.
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Germany
Chamber of Depublies
Campers Warned to Avoid Fires in Forests
Denver August 29 Campers are forbidden during September to build fires in mountain forests of Wydr Mottana Idea Or California without units under a ration announced by the United States Department of Agriculture. The order applies earlier in the season to Lea Frontier. In Cowend was received at the tar marine h sinties.
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Denver
Wydr
Mottana
Idea
California
Dlatriet
Secratory
Oowend
Wyoming
Wanted to Hire Help to Farm Goods in Minnesota Town
A misspelled classified note seeks a farm hire in Minneapolis Minnesota with a full description and price. The ad asks housewives to send a mailing to the Gysur Laundry to come home on rough day.
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Gale
Tush
Minneapolia
Minn
President announces west tour to press treaty speech
The president plans a 30 city speaking itinerary from next Wednesday through September 30, traveling by special train to the West coast and Pacific states. He will address audiences in Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Tennessee and Kentucky including a stop in Louisville. Republicans oppose the trip noting House debate continues with no final schedule.
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Washington
Hitrenieto
McCormick
Middle West
Plains
San Mieko
Nevada
Dad
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oaysas
Poley’s Honey Promoted as Winter Cure for Coughs
A widow named Mrs. A Waldman of Presno God details long wintry coughs and bronchial ailments improved by Poley’s Honey and War, claiming it helps with grippe coughs and lingering colds. She notes no opiates and that it is suitable for children.
Rail strike at Barstow aims to halt rail service
Reports say Barstow workers refuse orders from officers of the Brotherhood while talks with M K E Montgomery and a railway engineer representative continue. Officials warn that Southern Pacific and Salt Lake routes will shut at 7 am with government protection. Main faction favors return to work. radicals demand reinstatement and full seniority rights for Pacific Electric trammen.
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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
One Kidney Remedy Ends Suffering for Sellette Ville Resident
Samuel J Kramer reports long kidney trouble and a severe backache relieved by One Ring Kidney Wile. He notes rapid improvement, restored energy, and elimination of bladder issues, with claims of healing and soothing effects. Local sales mention widespread use.
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Samuel J. Kramer
Tox
Sellette Ville
Welteg
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