Frick Art Collection to Be Publicized and Endowed
New York Dec 2 Henry Clay Frick, the Fifth Avenue magnate, died at 70. Albert H Gary announced Frick's art collection and New York home will be turned over to public use and adequately endowed, with the works to remain a lasting public treasure. Frick built a vast coke and steel empire and amassed a renowned art collection through a private fortune shaped from poverty to prominence.
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Albert H. Gary
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Alex. Berkman
Berkman
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Gary
Wood wins GOP bid in South Dakota convention
Pierre South Dakota December Major General Leonard Wood was endorsed for president by the Republican state convention after a campaign that kept Governor Frank O Lowden of Illinois in second place. Democrats unanimously endorsed Woodrow Wilson for a third term. Alvin Coolidge won the vice presidential nod amid scattered Roosevelt and Kansas support.
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Eee
Ocean Task
Witnesses Describe Altercation In Front Of Cohen Home
Testimony details Cohen striking Mrs Bodner and pushing her from a house while Sam acted as interpreter for Bodner family. Isadore Cohen, ten, misused oath questions, saying Mrs Bodner squealed. Neighbors Elmer Dewey and others corroborate events as Cohen demanded Sam go home.
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Walter C. Phelan
Gold
Isadore Cohen
Isadore
Elmer Dewey
Sam
Mrs. Bodner
Fines Planned For Keeping Books During Library Closure
Report mentions fines for keeping library books out during closure. Cheyenne received Rock-Springs aid distributed to those in need. One family without coal got assistance after two members fell ill with scarlet fever. a ton was sent for relief.
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Rock-Springs
Cheyenne
Christmas Card Orders At Cheyenne Printery
A brief notice notes that a Cheyenne printery at 114 West 177 Street is handling Christmas card orders. The piece lists several captains and individuals associated with the project, including Margaret Hofforog Louise Walcott Prod Hirai Ernest Burckhardt Mildred Plunger Anna Lawler Francis Bon Georges Oy Francis Mentier James Storey Lavi Newlin and Charles Welsh.
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Toads
Margaret Hofforog
Louise Walcott
Prod Hirai
Ernest Burckhardt
Mildred Plunger
Anna Lawler
Francis Bon
Georges Oy
Francis Mentier
James Storey
Lavi
Newlin
Charles Welsh
State food and oil samples fail to pass in 1919 report
The annual report ending September 30 1919 shows 926 samples of foodstuffs and oils examined, with 306 failed. The report cites water and sediment issues in certain samples and notes a stricter standard for ice cream fat in Wyoming. It mentions prosecutions and investigations related to illicit liquor and warehouse activity.
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Ree
Wyoming
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